Italian Army Begins Action At Fiume In Clash With D Annunzio
Italian government troops moved against forces led by Captain Gabriele D Annunzio in and around Fiume after he refused to evacuate. Frontier raids, shelling of batteries, and attempts to seize the Montenegro canal were reported as Rome seeks peaceful retirement of the poet soldier.
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Associated Press
London
Fiume
Gabriele D'Annunzio
Italy
Veg- Ha
D'Annunzio
Montagna Canal
Castel Venier
Zara
Clty
Dalmatian
Rerpit
Papallo
Rome
Duke of
Aosta
Victor Emmanual
Menanga
Central News
D’annunzio
Quarnero
Caviglia
Mmenifestos
Gabriele d' Annunzin
School Children Buy 15000 Xmas Seals in Richmond
Richmond school children purchased 15000 Christmas seals through Red Cross drives led by Misa Lilla E Payne. Junior Red Cross members in elementary schools and Garfield bought 11955 seals, raising 15 dollars with totals by Garfield 2444 Baxter 1635 Hibberd 1404 Starr 1000 Joseph Moore 1000 Warner 925 Finley 900 Sevastopol 900 Whitewater 850 Vaile 671. High school sales exceeded 3000, amounting to 30.45 dollars under Nourrac girls and Alice Laning. The drive emphasized school participation over Easter bus routes.
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Richmond
Finley
Sevastopol
Whitewater
Vaile
Red Cross
Baxter
Mildred Elliott
Hibberd
Alvina Steen
Starr
Otella Kimbell
Joseph Moore
Ruth G. Nive
Warner
Ethel Wessel
Elizabeth Foulke
Dorothy Mralpin
Nora Murphy
Zona M. Grave
Nourrac Girls
Alice Laning
B. Neff
Dice Games Ban Enforced by Richmond Police Order
Richmond police acted Thursday to ban dice throwing in cigar stores pool rooms and hotels. Chief Wenger confirmed issuing the order though declined further comment. Mayor Zimmerman suggested council statement, while Prosecutor Freeman noted dice games are illegal. The drive follows earlier steps to curb minor gambling and minor players in pool rooms.
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Richmond
Wenger
Zimmerman
Federal deficit forecast by Secretary Houston signals revenue needs
Secretary Houston told the Senate Finance Committee that a 2.1 billion dollar deficit this fiscal year and 1.5 billion for the next are forecast. He said finances require new revenue sources and no new burdens, addressing treasury needs on adjusted compensation, tax revision, tariffs, and bond obligations amid veteran bonus debates.
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Associated Press
Washington
Ross
Houston
Senate Finance Committee
Treasury
Lennard Released on Bond Pending Federal Hearing
John S. Lennard, arrested and taken to Indianapolis by federal authorities, was released on a 31,000 bond pending a further hearing. He has not been indicted yet, but the federal grand jury will investigate his case within a few weeks according to officials in the U S commissioners office.
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John S. Lennard
Indianapolis
United States Commissioner's Office
Lennard
Grand Jury
Uruguay to honor Colby next Monday
The Associated Press reports United States Secretary of State Bainbridge Colby is due to arrive in Montevideo aboard the cruiser Urminy from the battleship Florida. He will be greeted by Foreign Minister Bureo, receive ambassadorial honors, and attend an official banquet at the government house, with President Brum presiding. A Santo Domingo mission led by Dr. Federico Henriquez Carbajal aims to promote intellectual ties and may use Colby’s visit to push opposition to the American occupation of Santo Domingo.
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Associated Press
Montevidio
Uruguay
Bainbridge Colby
United States
Bureo
Florida
Colby
Uruminy
Brum
Government House
Federico Henriquez Carbajal
Santo Domingo
Max Henriquez Arena
America
Crime wave in New York shows signs of abating
New York reports mid day a decline in serious crimes as detectives continue rounding up suspicious characters. Police patrols remain high but no unusually desperate crimes were reported by noon. Pope Benedict to celebrate midnight mass on Christmas Eve at Pontine chapel, resuming a pre Leo XIII custom.
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New York
Tay Agmucmegu Beoms
Rome
Benedict
Pontine Chapel
Leo XIII
Palladium to Skip Saturday Issue For Christmas Policy
The Palladium will not publish on the upcoming Saturday in observance of the established custom prohibiting a Christmas day edition.
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Palladium
Emergency Tariff Delayed in Senate by Senator Harrison
The first volley in the senate fight against the house emergency tariff bill came from Senator Harrison of Mississippi who demanded a roll call and objected to the bill reading delaying action until next week. Senator McCumber said the finance committee would not take up the bill nor hold hearings. The house passed the Fordney measure 196 to 86 after eight hours of debate aimed at protecting over a score of agricultural products for ten months.
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Associated Press
Washington Co
Senate
Harrison
Mississippi
House
McCumber
Dakota
Finance Committee
Henry T. Rainey
Ilinois
Fair Weather for Christmas Promised Across Nation
Washington reports generally fair weather for Christmas day with snow near the Great Lakes and northern Rockies and rain along the Pacific coast. An east of the Mississippi cold spell is expected with subzero in northern districts between the Mississippi and the Rockies. A Pacific storm will bring rain to the coast, sparing southern California.
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Associated Press
Washington
Great Lakes
Rockies
Pacific Coast
Mississippi River
Big River
Rocky Mountains
Pacific States
California
Taxes Cause Housing Shortage in Senate Address
Senator Calder of New York told the Senate that high federal income taxes push investors into tax exempt securities, starving housing finance. He urged mortgage tax exemption to a reasonable level, noting Marshall Field and Hetty Green estates shifting funds to other investments as exempt securities rose from three to fourteen billion dollars over five years.
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Associated Press
Washington
Calder
Republican
New York
Senate
Congress
Iam
Marshall Field
Chicago
Hetty Green
State Department Intervenes in Cable Censorship controversy
The State Department intervened in a brewing dispute between the British embassy and a Senate investigating committee over alleged British censorship of cable messages sent from the British Isles to the United States. The action aimed to avert a diplomatic controversy in Washington on December 23.
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Associated Press
Washington
State Department
Senate Committee
United States
British Isles
Lloyd George Demands Redaction of Estimates
London Dec 23 Premier Lloyd George as cabinet finance chair has returned Army and Navy estimates ordering cuts by more than one half. The Daily Mail says Floyd directs total coming year expenditures to be held near 950000 pounds.
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Cress
Londoln
Army
Navy
Tijoyd George
Daily Mail
Floyd
Senate Adjourns as Association Plans Holiday Break
ASHINGTON December 23 Following the holiday plan of the house the senate arranged today to adjourn until Monday.
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Sy Associaion Rresey Ashington
House
Senate
Mrnday
Frelinghuysen Urges Reconstructive Government Plan
In a Senate address Senator Frelinghuysen of New Jersey calls for a sweeping reconstruction to restore constitutional government and run public administration on a businesslike basis. He seeks prewar staffing cuts, abolition of the war risk insurance bureau, new public works and welfare departments, a scientific tariff, and a budget system to simplify finances. He favors naval disarmament cooperation with Britain and Japan and urges reform of labor and commerce departments to boost efficiency and trade.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Democratic Party
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
War Risk Insurance Bureau
Great Britain
Japan
Department of Labor
Depositors urge quick action on Milton bank claims
Milton residents and claimants met at Grange Hall to form a five member committee to speed settlements with Receiver Claude B. Kitterman and Judge Bond. Edgar Beeson chairs. Dr. C. E. Deny is secretary. Albert Anderson Clark Faucett and Mrs. Mary Walker joined. Over 100 attended to press for faster court action and review of claims and records.
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Milton, Ind
Farmers’ Bank of Milton
Grange Hall
Claude
Kitterman
Bond
Edgar Beeson
C. E. Deny
Albert Anderson
Clark Faucett
Mary Walker
Richmond
Milton
William Kelly
Kelly
24 Russian radicals sent to Soviet land
Twenty four confessed Russian communists, described as pleasure tourists, sail on the steamship Imperator from New York to England for further shipment to Russia. They were rounded up in raids last winter, had been at liberty on bail, and surrendered yesterday under approval by Louis F Post. They packed extra clothes and gifts for relatives, including a small Christmas tree for the voyage.
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Associated Press
New York
Imperator
England
Russia
Louis F. Post
Greek envoy Sicillianos named minister to United States
Athens dispatch reports Dr. Sicillianos head of the foreign office political bureau has been named minister to the United States and will depart for America in January. He, age 40, has history with Venizelists and pledges Greeks will sacrifice all to keep their king. American minister Edward Capps and attache Major Martin C. Shallenberger signed the visitor’s book at the king’s palace. action described as polite and not ordered from Washington. Fort Worth report says Tom W. Vickery, jailed for murder in the Jett Couch case, was hanged by a mob after midnight amid gunfire.
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Associated Press
Athens
Sicillianos
Foreign Office
United States
America
Edward Capps
Martin C. Shallenberger
Disallowed Bank Claims Trigger Milton Suits
Creditors whose claims were disallowed by Claude Kitterman, Milton bank receiver, filed circuit court suits. The court ordered disallowed claims to be listed as separate causes on the issue docket and handled by law. Claims range from dollars to tens of thousands, led by Edward J. Weidner with 45870.00. Several others listed with varying amounts. Kitterman named as defendant in all suits. Some errors caused deferred payment notes to appear for Sarah Hart and others. these were actually allowed with the rest.
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Claude Kitterman
Farmers’ Bank of
Milton
Edward J. Weidner
W. Caldwell
John Coyne
Margie I. Frazee
Will Hicks
Emma
Thornbure
Samuel V. Thompson
Edward Fink
Robert Callaway
J. W. Doddridge
Edgar C. Denny
Charles Callaway
Malinda
John Faucett
Watson Faucett
Emma More
Bankers’ Law Publishing Company
Mary Sills
Hattie Sills
Doddridge-Beck Company
Sarah Hart, Anderson and Sons
Washington Township
Wayne County
Judge Bond Decides Historic Land Case in Circuit Court
Judge Bond ruled in a ten year land dispute between Mary Sullivan and Alfred Henderson. The circuit court declared the defendant owner of the Union county property valued around 20000 dollars and ordered the plaintiff to pay costs. Defense was led by Major Stanford of Liberty after hearings in Union Fayette and Wayne counties.
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Mary Sullivan
Alfred Henderson
Bond
Union County
Union
Fayette
Wayne County
Major Stanford
Liberty
Herrick Called For Consultation To Harding Home
Myron T Herrick of Cleveland, former ambassador to Paris, was summoned to Marion by President elect Harding to discuss his international peace plan. The meeting touched Herrick’s European tour and possible diplomatic posts, with Upham also on the calling list regarding campaign finances. Harding plans a possible January Southern trip and uncertain inauguration timing. New York letters add that Baptist foreign mission managers welcomed Harding as the first Baptist president and offered support.
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Associated Press
Marion, O
Myron Therrick
Cleveland
Paris
Marion
Elect Harding
Herrick
Upham
Fred W. Upham
Chicago
Republican National Committee
Harding
New York
Negotiations Resume Over Miners Demands in Philadelphia
Representatives of anthracite coal operators and mine workers reopened talks in Philadelphia to resolve wage hikes and concessions. Negotiations began in fall. last meeting in the city ended with operators rejecting most demands. The miners’ scale committee had told its Hazleton sub-committee to press on until a definite agreement emerges. No concessions details were disclosed. Also, Mexico City reported Ramon P. Denigr, the Mexican consul general in New York, asking President Obregon for permission to hire special consulate police amid rising crime concerns.
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Philadelphia
Hazleton
Associated Press
Mexico City
Ramon P. Denigr
New York
Obregon
Moore's Special Forecast Cites Deep Cold Wave Across Region
A cold wave dominates the forecast for the next 24 hours with falling temperatures tonight. Partly cloudy in the south and central regions with snow likely in the far north, and a strong wind to diminish. Wayne County forecast indicates colder near zero and continued extreme cold as a great storm tracks east and a second storm forms over the Rockies.
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Moore
United States Weather Bureau
Wayne County
W. E. Moore
South Atlantic States
McKenzie Valley
Canada
Texas
Missouri
Kansas
Rocky 1 Mountains
Bolsheviks plan drive to erase Georgia from Caucasus map
Russian Bolshevik forces concentrate for a campaign to eliminate the Republic of Georgia. Soviets at Tuapse and Gagri on the Black Sea coast move toward the Georgian frontier while detachments press from Kazak and along the Armenian border. Talks of allied naval evacuation loom as an oil pact with Georgia stalls and rail service shrinks, worsening shortages and price spikes.
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Associated Press
Tiflis
Republic of Georgia
Caucasus
Tuapse & Port
Black Sea
Gagri
Kazak
Karakhsa
Georgian
Azerbajan
Georgia
M. Shiemann
Saturn
Moscow
Europe
Batom
Civil War Veteran Becomes Ohio Solon
Henry W Frillman of Columbus is elected to the eighty fourth Ohio general assembly from Franklin county and will be the sole Civil War veteran in the body. At seventy seven, he is active and healthy, having sung in a Civil War quartet that General Grant once heard. Frillman attended Grant’s inauguration with a Republican Glee club and was invited to dine at the White House. The last assembly had one Civil War veteran, Senator H Ritter, with two Spanish and two World War veterans.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Henry Wfrillman
Ohio General Assembly
Franklin County
Ohio
Policcs
Frillman
Grant
Republican Glee Club
White House
H Cc Ritter
Tippicanoe City
Senate Finance Committee
Rail Lines Granted Loan of Millions
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved a $26,775,000 loan to the New York Central and seven subsidiary lines to finance new equipment and additions costing $56,625,000. The roads will contribute $30,000,000, with the fund expended jointly. Subsidiaries sharing the loan include the Michigan Central, the Big Four, the Cincinnati Northern, the Toledo and Ohio Central, the Zanesville and Western, the Kanawha and Michigan, and the Lake Erie and Western.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York Central
Interstate Commerce Commission
Michigan Central
Big Four
Cincinnati Northern
Toledo
Ohio
Official under Lincoln succumbs in Nevada
An official who served under President Lincoln died yesterday in Nevada while visiting at his daughter's home. He was 85 years old, a native of Ohio, and witness against the assassins of the martyred executive.
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Lincoln
Nevada
Associated Press
United States
Ohio
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Jett C. Couch
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