Agreement on Fiume Muddle Nearly Reached
Paris drafted settlement on the Adriatic dispute aims to satisfy Italy. Polk and Clemenceau reportedly signed. Britain prepared to sign and present to Italy. Italian regiment occupying Fiume and surrounding territory near the London treaty line, per dispatches.
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Presvte Ie
London
Adriatic
Paris
Polk
Clemanceau
Great Britain
Paria
Fiume
Fiumeé
Anininato
Anid
Farkse
RAID YIELDS 300 ARRESTS AND NARCOTICS SEIZURES
Federal officers conducted a county raid, arresting over 300 people and seizing narcotics and stolen property valued in the thousands. Authorities attached bank safety boxes and questioned suspects after visits to sixteen locations, mostly saloons and cheap hotels, with fingerprints taken and detainees locked up. The probe traced Tornado as a hub for interstate thieves and drug sales.
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Woo
Oho
Weymeni Arnested
C. E
United States District Court
Senate orders full FTC investigation by interstate commerce panel
The Senate voted unanimously to direct a broad inquiry into the Federal Trade Commission and its activities amid charges by Senator Watson that some employees engaged in radical propaganda. Hearings likely won't start until January as rail legislation occupies the chambers. A Watson-led subcommittee may be formed next week to oversee the probe.
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Prekyto
Watson
Commission
Senate
Cummins
Interstate Commerce Copt
Mittee
Government to abandon sugar control policy
Secretary Palmer announced the government will give up controlling sugar distribution and sale. After the sugar board is dissolved December 31, the focus will shift to preventing profiteering in sugar.
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Associated Press
Fle Bapnery
Washington
Palmer
Allies Prepare Action as German Attitude Delays Treaty
Paris dispatch reports the supreme council discussing Germany to sign the peace treaty, with objections to reparations and Scapa Flow provisions. A German note on the issue was considered but no final decision reached, signaling likely future replies and strong representations.
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Hannery
Paris
Coun
Germany
Scapa Flow
Germany Cannot Favor Any Move On Versailles Treaty
The United States secretary, heading the peace conference, summoned Kurt von Leisner, head of the German delegation, and said Germany could not count on any action favorable to ratification of the Versailles treaty in Washington.
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Jahsroetet Pal
United States
Caida Tg
Kurk von Leisner
Germany
Washington
Robinson bill passes Senate unaminously in Bureau focus
The Robinson bill moved through the Senate today with a unanimous vote. It would require public utilities commissions to first receive public notice and approval before proceeding with corporate projects, and now heads to the House for concurrence on Senate amendments.
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Public Utilities Commission
Senate
House
Passenger Service Cuts Out of Chicago Rail Lines
Passengers face a one third reduction on the north, west and surrounding Chicago routes starting next Monday with similar cuts to eastern lines to follow. The order is expected to take effect Tuesday. Fremont man Tony Hlardo found guilty of second degree murder and given life imprisonment in the penitentiary.
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Padserver
Chicago
Fremont
Tony Hlardo
Miners Union Officials Face Court Over Contempt Charges
Officials of the Miners Union including Secretary-Treasurer William Green and editor Bill Searles appeared in court on contempt charges. The group joined by others from the Mine Workers Journal faced hearings amid wider fuel conservation efforts and evolving wage discussions during a nationwide coal shortage.
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Lbile
Lewis
William Green
The
Mine Workers
Bilis Searles
Mine Workers Journal
Newark Fire Destroys Two Buildings Narrowly Sparing Businesses
Ten families fled a fierce morning blaze on West Main street Newark destroying two structures and threatening the business district. Fire damage reported between 160000 and 20000 dollars.
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Newark
No Intervention Debate On Mexico Policy Opens
Secretary Lansing to face the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to discuss Senator Fall’s resolution calling for severing diplomatic relations with Mexico. The panel aims to hear from Lansing this evening after a closed session. Ambassador Henry Fletcher testified on U S interests in Mexico as committee members weigh options amid an unsettled situation.
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Washington
Lansing
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fall
New Mexico
Wilson
Mexico
Henry Fletcher
Hitchcock
Senate
Sheriff Mosholder Affidavit Charges First Degree Murder
Sheriff Mosholder files affidavit charging a Negro with first degree murder. Grand jury not called in special session. case to be investigated by a new grand jury convening January 5, 1920. Branch pleaded not guilty at arraignment and is bound.
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Mosholder
Affidavit Details Fatal shooting by Thomas Branch
Walter B Mosholder swore that on the night of the alleged shooting in Mt Vernon Ohio Thomas Branch killed Clarence McKinney with a pistol loaded with a leaden ball. Branch claimed not guilty and was held for the grand jury with no bond. The case will go to a new grand jury January 5 1920 as witnesses Carrie Branch and Nannie P are expected to testify. Branch remains unconcerned and in county jail after the incident. Mrs McKinney’s condition is noted as a factor delaying a special grand jury session.
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Associated Prema
Chicago
Gar. Held
Pitlesi
B. H. Barr
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Knox County
Walter B. Mosholder
Knox
Thomas Branch
Clarence McKinney
Aed
Brent Jer
Branch
vNet
Bair
Mosholder
Ashbaugh
Hngil
Grand Jury
Carrie Branch
Nannle P
Villas Held for a Ransom by Own Army
Francisco Villa, reportedly captured by forces loyal to him, is being held for a ransom by his own men. Two Villa rebels claimed Villa’s capture at Parral federal HQ and said he would surrender to Curranny forces. Chihuahua offered 50 000 pesos for the release or surrender. Mexican officials expect General Mongalotecobar to travel to Chihuahua City for a military conference.
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Associated Press
Juarez
Francisco Villa
Supt
Caballero
Chihuahua
National Railways of Mexico
Villa
Parral
Curranny
Momgalo Te Cobar
Juree
Mterlet
Chihuahua City
J. W. Caballero
Tm. Somrat
Pauline Fontem
Nathmal Railways
Mexico
Rehabilitation program to aid crippled and disabled men
The article reports on a planned rehabilitation initiative for civilians by the Crippled and Disabled Men organization in New York City. It notes past work training disabled veterans into skilled labor and placing them in employment, with the group continuing peace time activities under a new name Jeannine for Crippled and Disabled Men. A trustees board led by Mrs Belmont is appointed after severing ties with the former institute.
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Associated Press
New York
Fed Geog
New York City
Institute
American Red Cross
Mra
Belmont
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