Shipping Board Deliberates on Section 28 and Inland Rates
Washington December 28 The Shipping Board weighs suspending Section 28 of the Merchant Marine Act to grant American shippers lower inland and Pacific rates while foreign-flag lines may keep higher rates. Industry groups urge timely action as Atlantic and Pacific routes fear shifts of tonnage. A conference with merchants manufacturers and exporters may decide on further suspension and policy alignment with the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Uile Stites
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Amerivan
Caule
Ttig
Shipping P
Intercstate Commerce Conigiesina
Igsuy
Appning Committee
Bilbis
Shi Bing Baan
Wannittes
Bphre
Hanlle Thes Aeeer Selth
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Middle West
Vaeitle
Woods
Gulf
Atlantic
Nlf
Syme
Kratiers
Footlon
Atlaatie
Goiuk
Epfoté Ildasa
Une
Aire
Eee Ton
Une Shipping Board
America
Monk Eastman Slain in Gang Fight Police Report
Police report says gangster Monk Eastman was killed by a member of his own gang in a feud tied to prior gang conflicts. Investigators indicate a staged ambush and a large feud involving multiple associates, with informants summoned to testify as authorities pursue nineteen suspects.
Monk Said Not Living On The Ave Promised Governor Stith
Police report Monk recently not living on the avenue as he had promised Governor Stith when his citizenship was restored after the war. He is said to have worked at a gambling house where he allegedly buried victims and is believed to have coerced associates into underworld networks. The same deadly penalty he ordered in gas wars is linked to his alleged crimes.
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Palive
Lima
Stith
Eanio
Mmaelt
Italian Finances in Grave Condition Demand Reforms
A cleaved account of Italy's fiscal crisis cites Finance Minister Mody's February 20 declaration. It estimates public debt at 100,000 and 21.2 billion lire plus deficits forecast for the next year, totaling about 24.6 billion lire foreign debt included. Observers warn of potential civil strife between socialist and “Fari” factions as leaders consider financial reforms and currency stabilization.
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Babel
Berane
Mini Kinio
Mody
Wood test using x rays prompts talk on new German alloy
In Philadelphia a speaker on recent advances in production and application of Germanium alloys to wood described how joints and knots are revealed by x ray study. He warned that improper insulation could cause wire breakage and urged improved construction. The talk also touched on cemetery beautification and a Virgin Islands legislative topic before Congress.
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Phindelphia
Dee
Alcnland
Tate Ditfurtab
Nevex
Rovelakn
Crokott
Virgin Islands
Washington, DC
Chai Kenyon
Harding urged by Senator McCumber on league issue
Maria Ohio Dee 38 Tritnd lates Kenatar PottersfeCumber at North Wakots, the only Republican member of the senate who voted Fay ratification of the Versailles treaty, advised Harding to go ahead with his plan for an association of nations independent of the league. discussion with Senator McCumber and Oscar Alvanse continued, focusing on domestic questions. A conference with Representative Good touched on appropriations and the proposed induct system, with emphasis on budgeting ahead of the new administration.
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Benator McCumber
Oscar Alvanse
Comrerce
Ibi
Sturme
Db Innrfers
Chieago Opers Ampany
Hussian Trone
Matding
Seraen
Davie
Trank
Willis
Atton
Load
Seudtor Harding
Hius
Congress
Troops Guard Negroes in Louisville to Prevent Mob Violence
Reported unrest in Louisville as 70 members of the Kentucky National Guard were deployed to guard a train carrying a suspect in the murder of Sheriff Scott Hunter. The tense scene prompted authorities to guard key routes and facilities amid fears of further violence.
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Louisville
Rentcky National Guard
Lee Ellizony Wees
Bheriff Scott Hunter
Mallsonville
Eljson
Alloa
Shortt
Bunter
Mayflower House Fire Destroys Dwellings and Furniture
A wildfire at Mayflower causes a two cottage fire near Gardena. The blaze damages the structure and contents valued at 50 dollars, with furniture and belongings wrecked. Firefighters and navy yard crews work to control the blaze as smoke intensifies.
Fire Suppression Amid Yard Turmoil
A small blaze was extinguished before spreading in the yard. Reporters and photographers entering the area were detained by naval guards and confined, as officers investigated a potential security breach and escorted by a surety guard.
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Uing
Dregendont
Gathoyue
Shett
Railroad Coal Bill Larger This Year Statement Shows
Washington, Dec 28. The railroads' coal bill for the first nine months of the year stood at 97,020,624 dollars, higher than a year earlier. A Senate report noted railroads consumed 1,754,597 tons in two months of 1920 and 711,619,008 tons in the same period of 1919.
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Washington, D. C
Aurlig
China
Seamate
Astern
Jod
Chinese Refugee Dies at Fort Sill Hospital
Chinese refugee Gi Wad Lee aged 43 died at Fort Soni Hountain base hospital at 5 10 PM. Born in Uhind and later residing in Moxie he was among Chinese refugees brought to the United States by General Pershing. Funeral held at Shelley Undertaking Company and interment planned at Netimiol cemetery.
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Gi Wad Lee
Mexico
Jotu TI
Pershing
Fort Soni Hountain
Welane
Lee
Uhind
Moxie
Camp Stanley
Som Tie Wrngel
Shelley Undertaking Company
Ji Aelock
Interfont
Rcade
Netimiol
French Socialists urged to accept Third Internationale
A Moscow backed telegram urges French socialists to join the Third Internationale. The message, read at Ley Snorning's session, names leaders and parties allied with Soviet policy. It endorses adhesion to Bolshevik principles, urging unity and revolutionary Soviet programs.
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Francs
Moscow
Honale
Spelaint
Folie
Niknlai Dentin
Third Internationale
United States
Convviteh
Niewal Honrivich
Nevy Mir
New York
AL. Faure
Principia
Bovis
Souvovine
Fernand Soviet
Sveiulin Party
Entvome
Action Bee
Robbers chase trail near Leeniy toward Fort Worth
Fort Worth officers joined a nationwide pursuit after two armed bandits robbed a messenger near Leeniy and fled toward Dallas Fort Worth in a stolen automobile. The 10 000 dollar haul prompted a statewide alert as officers in Texas cities including Fort Worth and Dallas kept watch for a hiding place.
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Giseo
Puvas
Dee
Robbud
Howell
Bane Merwenger
Leeniy
Fort Worth
Dallas
Enid
Dalia
Fort Waetha
Haul Messenger Hoiyolt to an autoholite guard presence
A disrupted transport event near Breckenridge prompted last night patrols as authorities guarded the route toward Fort Worth. The improvised motor shipment, moving through Loving and Vine, drew attention from local security forces and observers.
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Hoiyolt
Seeray
Monilay
Shearprit
Capitol preparations for visiting lawmakers at Austin
In a period note the capitol gears up for a reception as preparations are made for temporary stays of many lawmakers. Desks are arranged and meals cleaned while living quarters at Austin are scarce and boarding houses are filling.
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Austin
Fox
Der
Paowtiy
Damuay
Capitol
Cantalei
Deportation of Russians Hinges on Washington Decision
In Washington the plan to deport radicals from the United States progressed with departures announced from Lae Deportment of Labor. A batch of Russians who began last week will be followed by a second group of 25 from New York in about three weeks. About 500 radicals await deportation in New York and elsewhere, but movement is stalled pending presidential permission for transport through the country.
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Woeblngton
D.C
Dex
Fabon
York
Taher
Shere By
Soviet Russia
New York
Fifty Injured In Pittsburg Street Car Wreck
In Pittsburg last night more than fifty people were injured and one man killed in a street car collision. Deputies probed reports that a defective coupling may have caused a trolley to run backward into a grate area. The coroner's office said the wrecked cars would be placed under guard for inquest appearances today.
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Pittsburg
Carper Tamlvon
Globe Union Suits and Meraled Outlon Malte Ad
Advertisement describes well made medium weight globe union suits with long knitted fit and features such as no sleeves jaw neck ankle length and sixes from 34 to 48. Prices range from 95c to 2.50 for different styles and sizes.
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Globe Union
Fragmentary note on weights and supplies in old gym
A garbled OCR fragment lists items related to weights and attire such as separate abilith and drawers, onion salts, and heavy weights. Mentions natural white eer and aliver with unclear references to rut, flat, and long gleavae. No clear event or people identified.
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