Licenses Revoked for Arms Exports to Mexico
The State Department announced revocation of all outstanding licenses issued before Sept 30 1929 for exporting arms to Mexico. Licenses will be canceled effective Jan 1 1920 and further restrictions imposed on arms shipments to Mexico. Officials require official State Department applications for any future licenses.
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Associated Press
Wshington
Leensos
War Trade Board
Mexico
State Department
State Department U
Secretary of State
War, Trade Board
Department of State
México
Colesctors of Customs
Lfcensea
Kim
Congress
United States
Powers of attorney by wireless aid deported radicals
New York December 24. Powers of attorney by wireless to act for deported radicals are proposed to recover left behind property. British counsel Teaac Shorr reports bank books savings certificates watches and valuables abroad aboard the Buford. Ludwig C A Martens contributes 500 for relief of families of radicals deported on the Buford. A committee is formed to raise funds.
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Associated Press
New York
Ludwig C. A. K. Martens
United States
Buford
Harry Weinberger
Alexander Berkman
Emma Goldman
Weinberger
Fiume to Decide Its Own Fate and Occupation
Rome reports a plebiscite result showing about 76 percent in favor of Italian government proposals on Fiume s future and occupation. Premier Nitti heads to Paris seeking a definite settlement, with allied leaders considering a Paris conference outcome amid regional tensions and Yugoslav objections.
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Associated Presa
Rome
Fiume
Guirinti
Annunzio
Jts
Anid
Italan
Tiume
Tte
Fiumé
Nitt
Council of Ministers
Paris
Fiuma
Adriatic
Radoglio
Hallarn
Nuti
Victor Emmanuel
Stenor Nitti
Corriere de Italia
Sienor Ferraris
America
United States
Adrlade
Italy
Gorizia
Trieste
Istria
Carniola
Dalmatia
Clemenceau
Gabriele D'Annunzio
Jugo-Slavia
Jewish Relief Drive set for next Tuesday in Steubenville
Enthusiastic endorsement of the Jewish Relief campaign was given at a noon meeting at the Imperial Hotel. City leaders pledged time and energy, predicting strong public support to aid millions starving in Poland and Europe. The drive will run one day only, Tuesday December 30, with no city quota but Jefferson County aims for $19,500 nationally.
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Imperial ‘Hotel
Pra
Poland
Steubenville
Jefferson
B. Frank Murphy
Case
Theas
J. Anathan
H.clark
Charles D. Simeral
John I. Nolan
H. D. Wintringer
Ralph Laymaan
J. W. Hawley
L. M. Leopold
Robert McGowan
Carl Smith
A. S. Esakovich
Charles Simeral
Mone
Anathan
John Q. Belknap
S. J. Anathan
Isac Brown
Harry Levinson
G. W. Arma
F. Sinoah
Henry Greenberger
Choupplen
D. W. Cana
Campaten
Indy
Ima
Socoal
Girl Edna May Poindexter Dies From Fire Burns
Christmas joy turned to sorrow at 522 Adams Street as Edna May Poindexter aged years died after clothing caught fire while fire was lit in yard. Neighbors aided, mother burned hands rolling child in blanket. Edna May died at 9 PM, five hours after accident, leaving family to mourn a lost Christmas and a white casket for the infant.
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B. C. Poindexter
Edna May
Waile
Adam Street
Clifford
Andra
Helen
Poindexter
Santa Claus
Santa
Adamé Street
Man Arrested for Pointing Weapon At a Conductor
Supt Bell of the Steubenville Fast Liverpool Traction Co filed an affidavit in Mayor Feist s Court charging Harry Miller with pointing a firearm at Conductor Snodgiaas on a La Belle View streetcar last midnight. Miller and an accompanying woman hailed the car on Carnegie Street. after a brake stop the car slid ahead on slick rails and Miller is alleged to have threatened the crew and drawn a gun during an ensuing argument. He will be brought in today as officers report the incident. White Christmas, Ohio forecasts cloudy and colder with light snow in east and north portions tonight.
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Bell
Steubenville- Fast
Liverpool Traction Company
Feist
Harry Miller
Water Street
Snodgiaas
la Belle View Stret
Miller
Carnegie Street
la Belle
Lindgrass
Section Hand Struck Dead by Westbound Train Near Smithfield
Arthur Stanley 38 a section hand was killed while walking along the Wabash tracks near Smithfield this county late yesterday afternoon. The body mangled, train carried remains to Mingd and then to a morgue for burial. Home listed as 2215 South High Street St. Louis Mo. Excerpt notes farm value in Kansas exceeds one billion dollars for the first time, totaling 1 087 000 009 with high prices driving the total per state agriculture report.
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Arthur Stanley
Smithfield
Jewett
Mingd
Cardy
South High Street
St. Louis
Associated Press
Topeka
Kansas
Bee
Controversy Over Navy Distinguished Service Medals
The debate centers on Admiral Sims and Secretary Daniels over who deserves the Distinguished Service Medal. A Senate inquiry may follow as a report to lawmakers raises questions about eligibility and recognition of shore versus sea duty amid wartime awards.
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Washington
Danielever
Senate Naval
Daniels
Lufkin
Mangachu-setts
House
Naval ‘Committee
Naval
Sima
Daniele
Lst
Sims
United Statea
Board of
General Eli s General Opinion on Food and War Plan
A verbose Allied briefing outlines a proposed European relief and reconstruction scheme led by a director general to oversee food distribution and wartime resources. It discusses including Russia, Hoover as logistics chief, and a shared pool for cereals, coal, petroleum, metals, and rail equipment to stabilize Europe and restore production.
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Associates Press
Washington
General-Tasket
Paria
Elise
Germany
Rayeno
Russia
Dorane
Sini
Sonar Jy Oo Ouartel
Rabla
France
Great Britain
Italy
Nes R
Herbert Hoover
Europe
Christmas Mail Sets Records at Chicago Post Office
Parcel post packages received over the last eight days reached 2 950 540, 35 percent more than a year ago and first class mail yesterday rose 85 percent. The flood of mail overflowed into the streets, and an entire block adjoining the federal building was roped off to accommodate sacks.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Federal
American sailors plan Christmas dinner aboard ships
Navy officials say ship crews will receive full Christmas dinners with turkey or chicken and nuts as part of holiday provisions. The report notes officers have prepared ahead amid wartime duties, with supplies sent to distant posts where American ships are stationed.
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Aneh
Autry
Navy Department
Steel Strikers to Be Minus Turkey
Associated Press report from Youngstown Ohio describes Christmas plans for steel strikers with limited groceries and canned goods. Strikers at headquarters say they cannot have turkey or fixings but will receive a bailiff of food and children get a share of candy and an orange.
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Turkey
Associated Press
Youngstown, O
Christman
Bandits Fire As They Attempt Payroll Car Theft
A payroll car robbery in Cleveland ends with bandits firing on the guards when confronted by an armed response. The thieves retreat after exchanges of gunfire, fleeing in their machine. Local market notices follow with prices for eggs potatoes and other produce.
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fReeddy
Toabayene
Moen
Bend
L. G. White Ca
Phaely Manufactursen
Reomawin Gorter
Appley Priest
Costdine
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Elis
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