Greece Sees Venizelos Resignation Amid Election Turmoil
Athens reports Premier Venizelos resigning as Greece faces elections. Rumors say Venizelos supporters fear a pro Constantine restoration while the opposition prepares for a plebiscite. Markets react to the political shift as unrest and army loyalties loom in Smyrna and Asia Minor.
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Queen Olga to Become Greek Regent
A terse Athens bulletin reports Queen Olga, widow of King George assassinated in 1915, to assume the Greek regency. The notice notes the decision was learned this morning at 10:30.
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Wilson Sends Message to The League of Nations
President Wilson sent a message to Paul Hymans president of the League of Nations assembly expressing personal greetings and hope that their labors will benefit the civilized world. The message acknowledged Hymans’ earlier expression of sympathy which had been voted to Wilson at the assembly opening.
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Allied Army in Germany Too Large
German foreign minister Simons told reporters at Cologne that the Allied occupation forces in Germany are oversized and maintained for offensive aims not defense. He questioned bridgeheads on the Rhine the four hundred thousand rations daily, bridges over the Rivne, and LB 2ian troops ready to march, criticizing the German burden of expenses.
Southern Commercial Congress Meeting Set
The Associated Press reports the Southern Commercial Congress will hold its next meeting from March first to third. Preston, president, announced the gathering in Washington D. C. marking events surrounding the upcoming inauguration.
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German merchants invade Japan to seek trade
More than 60 German merchants have arrived in Japan to solicit trade. They encountered little hostility, with anti foreign feeling mainly in Tokio and Yokohama, according to advices to the Department of Commerce from Kioto.
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State Department: Mexico recognition discussed amid protections
Washington officials said the United States would not require Article 27 of the Mexican constitution for recognition, but could withhold it if retroactive or confiscatory measures hurt American interests. American corporations and citizens with Mexico ties filed viewpoints as to protection and guarantees before any recognition.
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Storm moves northward centering near New York City
The Associated Press reports a rapidly intensifying Southern storm now centered near New York City. Heavy rains sweep the South while the Ohio valley sees snow and the Atlantic coast endures strong winds and gales. Buffalo records 12 inches of snow this morning.
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Notable bishop speaks on peace and world strength
The Right Rev. bishop of Northern province, addressing the fifth assembly, notes the world’s peace hinges on strength to prevent wars. He cites Bolshevik influence in Russia and argues the three great powers must remain strong to deter conflict.
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Fire entombs miners at Arnold mine near Evansville
Rescue efforts struggle to reach 13 men trapped by smoke and flames in the Arnold mine east of Evansville. Air shafts and compressors are used in a slow bid to save workers from the St Ber mpany. Officials fear suffocation as rescue teams work from a distant location.
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Actresses Die From Alcohol and Exposure in Chicago
Two men held in connection with the deaths of actresses Marie Ramey and Lillian Thompson in Grant Park Sunday have cleared up most details. Police say the women died from alcohol and exposure and not from violence. A search continues for two other men last seen with the actresses on Saturday evening.
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Spanish steamer Yute signals distress off Cape May
New York dispatch reports the Spanish steamer Yute, about 240 miles east and southeast of Cape May, New Jersey, sent a wireless call for help early today. No further details were available as of ten o'clock.
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State Department Warns Western Union Over Cable Privileges
Washington officials warned that permits for landing Western Union cables in the United States could be revoked if the company does not grant the United States the same privileges it affords Britain and other governments in handling cable messages. This marked the department’s first formal statement on the controversy.
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Mexican rumors denied on Obregon presidency
Mexico City officials denied today that the supreme court had issued an order restraining authorities from issuing a decree declaring Gen. Obregon next president. A formal promulgation of the decree declaring Obregon the next president will be made on Thursday, it is expected.
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Irish Commission Delays Hearings Two Irish Witnesses Arrive
The New Irish Association reports that the commission of one hundred investigating conditions in Ireland will hear witnesses from Ireland. Public hearings opening today were postponed until tomorrow after two Irish witnesses arrived in New York.
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Poles Concentrate Troops Near Silesian Frontier
Berlin Nov 17 reports from Lokal Anzeiger cite confidential intelligence that Polish forces are massing large troops near the Upper Silesia frontier. The note draws attention from France Britain and Italy to the evolving tension along the border.
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More Murders in Ireland Reported in Restestion Act
Four of the six men arrested under the restoration act were shot dead as they attempted to escape their escort in White Gate County Clare. The incident occurred on November 17 as authorities pursued alleged insurgents.
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Bolsheviks Take Batum Report From Caucasus Inconsistently Confirmed
Reports from Obintantinopie dated November 17 say Batum had been captured by Bolsheviks but confirmations are lacking. Supplies in the city were removed earlier and a Georgian division moved south to halt the advance by the Turkish National. The Caucausus area faces great confusion and trains between Tiflis and Batum are badly overcrowded.
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Ukrainians Evacuate Kiev as Soviet Offensive Advances
Warsaw reports Ukrainians evacuated Kiev and other towns as Bolshevik forces push forward. Bolshevik cavalry penetrates Ukrainian lines at several points. Three of Gen Petlura's divisions are surrounded after the Ukrainian left wing breaches their communications.
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Armed Train Robbers Sought After Sandow Attempt
Denver police search for armed men who last night tried to hold up a Union Pacific passenger train at Sandow, six miles east of Denver. Shots were exchanged with the train crew and one of the robbers is believed wounded.
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British Embassy Declines Irish Inquiry Representation
The British embassy informed the committee of one hundred in Washington that it would not attend the hearings on Ireland. It said it could not approve of the purposes or methods of the inquiry and would not be represented, warning the inquiry would only spread propaganda.
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American Group Organizes in Washington to Back Irish Republic
Washington leaders form The American Association for Recognition of the Irish Republic to replace Friends of Irish Freedom. M. C. Carroll of Atlanta named a director to organize in Georgia.
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Lithuanian Troops Fire On League Commission Crossing No Man's Land
Warsaw dispatches report Lithuanian troops fired on the League of Nations control commission as it crossed No Man's Land between Gen Zeelgouski's lines and Lithuanian positions. The Lithuanian commander called the incident a misunderstanding.
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Textile output cut in half in New England mills
Associates Press reports New England textile production fallen to less than 50 percent of last year with some mills shut down entirely. Curtailment in many centers reaches eighty percent while wage cuts are limited to small mills offering ten percent reductions or closures.
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Brindel Held on Big Bail in Extortion Case
Robert P. Brindell, president of the building trades council, was indicted for alleged extortion tied to the building trades trust and held on $100,000 bail at arraignment in New York.
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