Harding Busy on Cabinet and Tax Plans in Washington
President-elect Harding concentrates on domestic matters including tax cuts and cabinet selection with finance leaders, Hays, and potential White House staff. Congressional wage and cost of living investigations loom as organized labor and Gompers press for inquiry into open shops and textile and railroad industries.
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Harding
Marion
Finance Committee of Congress
Will H. Hays
Reublican National Committee
Richard E. Washburn Child
Hays
Senator McCumber
North Dakota
Representative Good
Iowa
Frank Ondell
House of Representatives
Patrick Kelly
Michigan
Daniel R. Anthony
Kansas
Washington, D. C
Organized Labor of Congress
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
House
Senate
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Will H. Johnson
Johnston Sai
Amuel Compers
United Press
Labor
Opposition to Soldier Bonus Law Faces Senate Skepticism
Washington reports the senate finance committee hearing as Secretary Houston backed tax cuts and urged restraint on government spending while noting the soldier bonus could cost 2.3 million dollars annually and insurance provisions could raise that to 4.53 million, with no clear plan for funding.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Houston
Fiume Totters Under Italian Assault
Rome reports indicate D'Annunzio's outposts collapse as Gen. Caviglia tightens the siege around Fiume. Zara capitulates to regulars with minimal resistance as battleships approach under fog over the Adriatic.
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Fiume
Rome
Italy
Quarnero
D’annunzio
Caviglia
Zara
Marsella
Adriatic
Moonshiner Taken in Law Toils
Fred Grams bakery proprietor faces trial for making moonshine at the end of December in Minot. An explosion of an eighty gallon copper still interrupted the probe by federal agent Daniel Dougherty who arrested Grams. Police found raisin mash and moonshine. he waived preliminary examination and was admitted to bail for the next term.
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Minot
Fred Grams
Daniel Dougherty
Grams
United States
Prices Come Down in Twin Cities
St Paul and Minneapolis merchants launch a record price cut advertising 50 to 60 percent off on men and women suits coats woolens hats and haberdashery. Some $50 to $60 women's suits listed at $19. Merchants await the outcome unsure if buyers will respond and whether liquidation helps or ruins the weak retailers.
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Twin Cities
St. Paul
Minn
Minneapolis
Hitchcock Opens Fight On Tariff Bill In Senate
Senator Hitchcock opened the Democratic opposition in the Senate by moving to refer the emergency tariff bill back to the commerce committee rather than the finance committee.
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Hitchcock
Washington
Senate
Commerce Committee
Finance Committee
Agreement Between Japan and U S Opens on Immigration
Washington officials said a restricted immigration agreement between the United States and Japan appears near completion. The talks were prompted by Japan’s protest against California’s law prohibiting land ownership by Japanese. Officials hope the pact will offset protests in California and other Pacific states.
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Japan
U.S
Washington
United States
California
Pacific States
Railroad Fares to Be Increased in January
St Paul Minn Dec 27 Rail passenger fares to be advanced six tenths of a cent per mile January 1 new tariff schedules filed with the state railroad and warehouse commission as required five days publicity before effect The new rate is three six tenths per mile The state commission is suing in federal court to determine validity of the state maximum fare law
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St. Paul, Minn
State Railroad and Warehouse Commission
State Commission
United States District Court
Italians Attack D Annunzio at Fiume in Fierce Fighting
Six killed and a man wounded around Fiume as Italian regulars under Gen Caviglia press the city. Dispatches to the French foreign office say the Italians are expected to capture Fiume today. Gabriel D Annunzio, poet commander of the legionaries defending Fiume, is said ready to flee.
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D’annunzio
Fiume
Paris
Caviglia
Gabriel D’annunzio
Legionarres
Armed bandits hold up express wagon in Kansas City
Five armed bandits halted an American Express wagon near Union Station and forced the driver to open the cage. They loaded the safe into an awaiting car, leaving authorities unsure of the losses. The safe reportedly contained jewels and currency.
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Kansas City
American Express
Union Station
Cardinal Gibbons Improves After Restful Sleep
Cardinal Gibbons is said to be in improved condition after a restful sleep at the home of Robert Schreider in Unionmill Maryland. If this trend continues he will be brought to his residence on North Charles Street, according to his physicians.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Robert Shreider
Unionmill
Maryland
North
Charles Street
E. HM
Headland
John Anderson
Eniel
Vale City
Barnes
Dakota
Tites-Record
Valley City
North Dakota
More Sinn Feiners Killed in Ireland
Four men were killed and 120 Sinn Feinners captured when police and soldiers surrounded a dance hall in Limerick. Sinn Feinners sentries fired as military and police returned fire, three sentries were killed, and the clash was described as a major outbreak. In Minnesota, the state supreme court took under advisement the new trial request for A G Nelson, Alexandria, in the murder case involving Joseph Middleton.
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Ireland
Dublin
Sein
Joseph Middleton
Nelson
United States
Knute Nelson
Senate shelves Hitchcock tariff motion in party split vote
Washington December 27. The senate voted 33 to 12 to table Senator Hitchcock's motion to refer the emergency tariff bill to the senate commerce committee rather than the finance committee. The decision keeps the bill on current committee footing amid partisan division.
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Washington
Senate Today
Hitchcock
Senate Commerce Committee
Finance Committee
Printing Plant Destroyed by Fire in Watertown
Watertown Daily News plant and adjoining shoe store sustained heavy fire damage today. Editor S J Cory estimated losses near $30,000. Fire crews battled the blaze in Watertown Maryland this December 27.
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Watertown
M. D
Watertown Daily News
S. J. Cory
Caruso Confined With Pleurisy in NYC
New York December 27 Enrico Caruso was confined to his room today with an attack of pleurisy. The physician said it would be some time before he would be able to be out.
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Caruso
New York
N. Y
Enrico Caruso
Piyteane
Notice to Creditors Estate of Hans Th Deeeavel
Notice to creditors and all persons with claims against Hans Thompson late of Rogers Barnes County North Dakota to exhibit claims with vouchers within six months after first publication to MW C Grangaard Administrator at Rogers ND 1920.
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Hans Th Deeeavel
MW. C. Grangaard
Hans Thompson
P.O
Rogers
Harnex
North Nakota
Barnes County
Hellek Olson
Betsey Olsen
Betsey Olson
Bennet Hellickson
Knute Hellickson
Anna Louise Hellickson
Thomas Hellickson
Ole Hellickson
Carrie Hellickson
Jeanette Stanley Bond
William Stanley Bond
John Hellickson
Thea Hellickson
Sophia Berger
John Berger
Caroline Thoreson
Carl Thoreson
Elizabeth Johnson
Nichols Johnson
State of
North Dakota
District Court
Valley City
N. D
Combs & Ritchie
Barnes
Pearter
One
Kija Frojen
Hjalmer A. Frojen
Leonard C Frojen
Arthur F. Frojen
Ester B. Frojen
Naid
Ie Alove
Lars TH. Prosen
Dickey
James River
Haden
Irgens
J. A. McKee
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State OF North Dakota
First Judicial District
Rudolf Witt
de S.figenidee
S. Betty Anderson
Alona Sandin
Augusta Nelson
Arthur J. G. Anderson
Clarence F. Anderson
Hagel A. R. Anderson
Mildred K. Aterson
Roy M. Anderson
George Anderson
Amanda Anderson
Esther T. Carlson
Edith J. Carlson
Fred 4. Carlson
Oscar S. Risan
Irgens, Judes Ot
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North Ph Dakota
Lars i, Frojen
Chris H. Frojen
Novacaine
J. E. Featherstone
American Exchange Bank
Office
D. van Houten
Gray Binet Valley City
E. A. Pray, M. D
Graduate Univ. of Pennsylvania
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Winterer
Ritchie
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Theodore 5S
N.D
Scott
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