Mexico Rejects U S Demands on Jenkins Case
Mexico states there is no legal basis for Washington’s demand to release William C. Jenkins the Puebla consular agent. Undersecretary Hillario Medina argues the case lies with state courts and Jenkins risks no injustice by refusing bail. Washington seeks his immediate release amid ongoing diplomatic exchanges and internal Mexican reporting.
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Mexico City
United States
William C. Jenkins
Puebla
Hillario Medina
State Department
Executive Department
Carnet
Jenkins
Washington
Lansing
Mexican Senate
Carranza
Mexico ‘City
Foreign Affairs
Eforts
el Universal
Ignacio Justo
Juan Alazar
Rosenda Evangelista
Fire Devastates Johns Hopkins Complex in Baltimore
A massive blaze leveled the Johns Hopkins area and nearby structures in Baltimore on November 29. Nine firefighters were injured as explosions rocked McCoy Hall once used as a welfare building and former chemical warfare service headquarters. Loss estimated at $1,000,000.
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Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
Floward
Ross
McSoy
McCoy
Chemical Warfare Service of
The
Army
Lake eee Is a Total Loss
The steam ble River reef was abandoned to marine underwriters. The vessel full of water valued at 175000 dollars and its cargo at 250000 dollars.
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Lake Eee
Marine
French Troops Enter Marash in Syria Front
Constantinople Dec 1 French forces report they have entered Marash amid ongoing operations in the southeast. The action marks a notable development in the French military presence in the region as authorities confirm troop movements and strategic positions on the frontier.
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Marash
Constantinople
Oc- A Atatab
Mar
War Time Prohibition Act Voided by New Orleans Judge
Federal Judge Foster granted an injunction blocking federal interference with the Henry Leise Liquor Co. sale of bonded liquor in New Orleans warehouses. Saloons resumed sales after the ruling. Officials warned prosecutions could follow if Supreme Court upholds the act.
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New Orleans
Federal
lFostec
Henry Leise Liquor Company
United States Supreme Court
Foster
Army
House of Representatives
Congress
Bolsheviks claim victory over three Denikin regiments
Moscow reports heavy near Volga front with Bolsheviks capturing Dubovka 180 miles south southwest of Saratov and taking 500 prisoners. The message says three Denikin regiments were annihilated as Bolshevik progress continues in the Omsk region.
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London
Moscow
Volga Front
Dubovka
Saratov
Denikine
Russia
Omsk
Indictment Against Larkin and Gitlow in Anarchy Case
James Larkin the Irish labor agitator and former Assemblyman Benjamin Gitlow were indicted for criminal anarch y by an extraordinary grand jury in New York. They were accused of advocating overthrow of the government by force in the Revolutionary Age radical newspaper.
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New York
James Larkin
Benjamin Gitlow
Revolutionary Age
Gang Arrested for Pillaging U S Army Supplies at Saint Sulpice
Police in Bordeaux arrest 20 men including five French soldiers for pillaging American stocks at Saint Sulpice. They will face court martial. Goods worth several thousand francs recovered.
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U. S. Army
Bordeaux
Saint Sulpice
City lets hunger strikers starve in jail in Tacoma
Tacoma officials say 22 alleged LW W hunger strikers in the city jail will not be fed and the city cannot be held responsible. The council made the decision amid the ongoing hunger protest.
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Tacoma
Wash
L W. W
Socialists Call for Suppression of D Annunzio Ventures
Milan December meeting of Italian socialist deputies unanimously backed resolutions urging the government to energetically suppress Lieut. Col. D Annunzio's enterprises.
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D’annunzio
Milan
Italy
Tax Evaders Face Penalty Warned by Revenue Commissioner
Washington reports Revenue Commissioner Roper warned tax evaders that falsified or incorrect returns may trigger immediate accounting. No leniency will be shown to corporations or individuals who attempted fraud. The drive has netted about 200 million dollars more than initial return estimates.
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Washington
Revenue
Roper
Wreck Victim's Body Recovered Near Iroquois Point
Sault Ste. Marie Michigan December 1 The body of a sailor believed to be from the steamer Myron lost last week in Lake Superior was found six miles south of Iroquois point.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Myron
Lake Superior
Iroquois Point
1300 Strikers Return in Hazelton Coal Strike
Hazelton Pennsylvania December 1 1300 miners who walked out at three G B Markle company collieries returned to work after a coal inspector William Parkinson refused to join the union prompting the stoppage.
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Hazelton
G. B. Markle Company
William Parkinson
Belgian bishop W. H. Nolens joins international labor congress
Bishop W. H. Nolens of Belgium, famed banker and pulpit leader, stands among the notable delegates at the international labor conference. He leads Belgium's delegation as one of the conference's most able participants.
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W. H. Notens
Belgium
T. the International Labor Conference
Belginum
Lady Astor Wins Sutton Seat in Plymouth Ballot
American born widow of Viscount Astor gains parliamentary seat in Plymouth Sutton after November 15 contest. Vote tally: Lady Astor 14 494. W T Gay 9 292. Isaac Foot 4 139. Count began at Plymouth Guildhall at 9 30 am. campaign drew wide notice for her American birth and outspoken style.
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Plymouth
Astor
Viscount Astor
Sutton
Lady Astor
W. T. Gay
Isaac
Foot
Plymouth Guildhall
Lloyd George
Viscount. Astor of
Goverhall
Nannie Langhorne
Virginia
Vanderbilt Receives 4 Million for Medical School Reorg
The General Education Board has awarded Vanderbilt University four million dollars to reorganize its medical school in Nashville. The funds, from general board reserves, will finance completion of Galloway Memorial Hospital, expanded facilities for public patients, an extra hospital unit, a modern laboratory building, and more professor appointments.
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New York
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Tenn
General Education Board
John D. Rockefeller
Galloway Memorial Hospital
End of World Fears Prompt Suicides in Mexico City
A Chihuahua City dispatch reports several people in México City killed themselves believing the world would end between December 17 and 20 per astronomer Porta's prediction. The incidents were noted as a response to the predicted planetary disturbances.
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Mexico “City
Douglas
Ariz
Porta
México City
Chihuahua City
War department confirms James Tulan death in France
The Tulan family in Stockton California was informed by the war department that James Tulan died in France. This marks the third time he has written to deny the death report.
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U. S
Stockton
Cal
James Tulan
War Department
France
Tulan
Department
Italy Retires Offiers in Widespread Military Dismissal
An official decree in Rome orders 200 generals 1 600 superior officers from colonels to majors and about 20 000 subaltern officers onto the retired list.
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Italy
Rome
Indication of wide fraud in Ford Newberry campaigns
Federal grand jury charges Truman H. Newberry United States senator from Michigan and 13 campaign lieutenants with election fraud corruption and conspiracy tied to the 1918 primary and general campaigns against Henry Ford. Indictments allege bribery corruption vote buying and use of the mails with potential penalties up to 10000 fine and two years in prison.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Truman H. Newberry
United States
Michigan
Henry Ford
Newberry
Charce State-Wylde
Clarence W. Sessions
Federal District
Judge Sessions
Truman HH. Newberry
Paul H. Ning
Detroit
Allen A. Templeton
Detroit Chamber of Commerce
Harry QO. Turner
James Turner
Mark T. McKee
King
Red Cross
Harry A. Hopkins
State Publishers Association
United States Senate
Charlies A. Floyd
Frederick C. Smith
Milton Oakman
Wayne County
Judd Yelland
Escanaba
Frank Melway
James B. Bradley
Eaton Rapids
Republican Primiuries
Gladstone V. Beattie
van Buren County
ANOTHER NAIL IN THE LID Sale ban targets home liquor formulas
Washington authorities announce a crackdown on selling home liquor formulas. The bureau of internal revenue rules firms or corporations selling such formulas face prosecution under the criminal code for aiding and abetting liquor law violations.
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Washington
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue Bureau
Belgium Denies Charge in Arms Claim
Brussels reports the Belgian foreign minister denies that Belgian factories produce arms and ammunition for export. The denial comes amid international chatter about arms shipments and neutrality concerns.
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Belgium
Brussels
Cascarets Promise Gentle Night Detox for Sleep
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a mild laxative cathartic that clears toxins from the liver and bowels. It claims the product relieves foggy brains stomach trouble and sleepless nights while you sleep, costing little per box.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Deafness Cure
Catarrhal Deafness cannot be cured by local applications, only a constitutional remedy. Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to act through the blood on mucous surfaces. It notes Eustachian tube inflammation causes deafness and offers a $100 reward if Hall's fails. Circles free. Druggists sell for 75 cents. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Can I Be Cured Says the Sufferer
An ad urges readers to trust kidney health and seek relief with GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules. It claims rapid help for kidney and bladder troubles and promises money back if no benefit, urging buyers to look for the GOLD MEDAL name.
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Dodd
Bright
Dodda’s
Dodd’s Medicine Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Nature
Haarlem
Ben
Adv
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