Dry Seac Order Stirring Debate in Peace Conference
Attorney General Daugherty rules no intoxicants aboard any American vessel or within three miles of shore, hoping to aid ship subsidy passage. The Mudania pact prompts Greek, Turkish, and Russian refugee crises, while France and other powers react to policy and neutrality zones.
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America
Orkey
Mudania
Near East
Asia Minor
Constantinople
Thrace
Anatolia
Greece
Athens
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Kemal
Russia
Armistice Protocol Finished After Hard Bargains
The armistice protocol was completed at six o clock Thursday morning with signatures from Generals Harington Charpy Mombelli and Ismet Pasha for Great Britain France Italy and the Turkish Nationalists. After days of tense negotiations Semet’s demands were met by Harington as Ismet warned England must face consequences if terms were rejected. England boasted of naval and military strength while Ismet asserted Turkish resolve for fair play and strong stance.
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Charpy
Mombelli
Ismet Pasha
Great Britain
France
Italy
Semet
Monese
Jlad
England
British government steadies after war talk and Dardanelles control
Britain avoids war with Surkey while keeping actual control of the Dardanelles. Debates over Lloyd George’s leadership fade as Bonar Law and Lord Birkenhead reaffirm coalition fidelity. Unionists plan to sustain the coalition into a likely general election. Christmas premier delivers a bold Manchester speech appealing for country backing.
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Manchester
Crown ceremony in Romania colors Besarabia and Transylvania
UCHAREST saw the formal coronation of King Ferdinand and Queen Alaric as rulers of Romania expanded by Besarabia and Transylvania. The ceremonies were grand with many nations represented by princes and dignitaries. France sent Marshal Foch and General Weygand, who aided Poland against the Bolsheviks two years ago, amid Russian threats to Romania.
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Transylvania
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Rumania
France
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Weygand
Poland
Daugherty Liquor Ban Sparks International Reaction
General Daugherty barred liquors from all American vessels and ships within the three mile limits prompting sharp warnings of retaliation. The British government disclaims interest in U S domestic law and says violations by its subjects will have consequences. France may protest but will observe enforcement and its effects on French interests.
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Cunard and Anchor Steamship Companies
United States District Court
New York
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American Steamship Owners’ Association
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Congress
Teorses
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Philadelphia
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Seattle
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Washington
Britain Pays 50 Million To United States In Debt Interest
Britain via Ambassador Geddes transfers 50 million dollars to the United States, roughly equal to this year's interest on the British debt. Sir Robert Horne's arrival to renegotiate terms is delayed by unsettled policies and may be late month. Paris reports France cannot pay debt for four years as funds fund reconstruction. At Brussels interallied talks, France likely rejects plans from Premier Poincare and pushes debt re negotiation based on actual reparations, cutting France's claim by about 25 percent.
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America
Robert Horne
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France
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Poincare
Germany
Irish hierarchy condemns guerrilla warfare in pastoral letter
Last week the Irish hierarchy delivered a strong rebuke to the rebels by issuing a pastoral letter that denounces guerrilla warfare against the Free State and declares that the killing of National soldiers is murder before God.
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Free State
Washington ratification documents on the way amid French delay
APAN informed Washington last week that the official ratification documents of the Washington treaties would be sent and the embassy had full power to exchange ratifications. The administration, growing irritated by France’s slow ratification, notes Paris expects no action in the upcoming session due to many domestic issues and Near East affairs.
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APAN
Washington
France
Jim
Paris
Harding appoints seven men to coal fact-finding panel
President Harding names seven prominent figures to the coal fact-finding commission. The appointees include John Hays of California and Washington a mining engineer Thomas Riley Marshall formerly vice president and Indiana governor Samuel Alschuler of Illinois judge Clark Howell of Atlanta editor George Otis Smith director of the US Geological Survey Edward T Devine of Iowa now New York editor and educator Charles P Neill of Timots and Washington labor commissioner in Roosevelt era
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Congress
John Hays
Hammond
California
Washington
Thomas Riley Marahall
Indiana
United States
Samuel Alachuler
Illnois
Seventh United States Circuit Court
Clark Howell
Atlanta
Atlanta Constitution
George Otis Smith
Maine
Geological Survey
Edward T. Devine
Iowa
New York
Charles P. Neill
Timots
Labor
Roosevelt
Giants Win World Series In Four Of Five Games
New York Giants claim the World Series title by defeating the New York Yankees in four games out of five. The fifth game ended due to darkness.
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NEW York Giants
New York Yankees
Sheeth
New Light On Causes Of Corn Rots
United States Department of Agriculture and state stations report corn rots are widespread in the corn belt. Reducing losses hinges on balanced soil fertilization and selecting resistant corn strains. Climate and plant genetics influence susceptibility, with self fertilized varieties showing resistance traits. Complex problem needing more study. environment and soil fertility key factors. Bishop Hopkins quote on patience ends the item.
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Corn Belt
United States Department of Agriculture
Middle West
Westbound and Eastbound Time Table Highlights
The notice lists train arrivals for westbound and eastbound services including No 19 local at 11 50 am No 7 interstate at 6 45 pm No 1 interstate at 6 55 pm No 17 local at 9 00 pm No 9 express at 9 10 pm No 5 mail at 6 20 pm No 261 way freight daily at 2 30 pm and eastbound No 8 interstate at 8 05 am No 2 interstate at 8 20 am No 18 at 9 06 am No 10 local at 9 40 am No 20 at 3 06 pm No 4 at 6 00 pm and No 262 way freight on Mon Wed Fri at 2 00 pm.
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