Hostility Flares in Trieste District Arrest Showdown
Dec 30 reports from Trieste describe intensified clashes between Italian and DAnnunzian forces. Amid the turmoil, a planned marriage and a court dispute are noted, with expectations of further moves as Italian troops surrounding the city stand ready. The Evening News correspondent cites terms accepted by General Cavigliu and plans for additional legions to be stationed, while rumors of a wider departure to South America surface.
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Wilson appoints Richards as Chief Military Bureau
President Wilson named George Richards of Oi Te Pennsylvania to head the militia and the military bureau in a restructuring move. Richards becomes chief of the department, guiding national defense efforts and agency operations.
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Richards
Sly
Washington
Dee Aionel
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Oi Tey
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Militia Hardy
Ser Department
Deportation Of Radicals Planned For January
Boston December 30 a further deportation of alien radicals to Russia is planned by the department of labor for January 15. The operation will involve detainees and parolees at both Boston and New York. The disclosure was made in federal court by A U S A Goldberg who said Assistant Secretary of Labor Post had notified him that arrangements for the depor tations had been concluded.
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Mass
Russia
Department of Labor
New York
United States
Goldberg
Secretary of Labor Post
Wall St Deed Mystery Ties Milwaukee Probe
Milwaukee reports focus on a Wall Street bombing case tied to a money trail and officials probe. Government agents and detectives pursue clues with connections to the Waupun penitentiary and a grand jury inquiry mentioned by the Milwaukee Journal.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Waupin
Wiedman
Milwaukee Journal
Teree
Cochran names new deputies for office
The article reports Cochran appointing new deputies for the upcoming term including a chief deputy and two assistants. It notes the replacements come from prior roles such as an engineer at the Oblig mine and mentions surrounding political coverage from foreign wires.
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Cochran
Natalie Leet
Costiiny Tite
Oblig
Stirity
Jay Nominated as Minister to Roumania
Washington December 30 The nomination of Peter Augustus Jay of Rhode Island as minister to Roumania was sent to the Senate today by President Wilson.
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Washington
Peter Augustus Jay
Rhode Island
Roumania
Senate
Wilson
Kellogg British Incident Closed in Washington
The incident arising from the British embassy direct communication with Senator Kellogg denying British interference with American cable messages is practically closed officials said today.
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Washington
Kellogg
State Department
Oil production leads consumption in notable oil output
San Francisco reports an unusual oil balance with production averaging 312,082 barrels daily as the market shows higher output than consumption. The figure reflects a period of sustained supply as analysts track regional petroleum activity.
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San Francisco
Oy Cheah
Bond
Wilson Vetoes Petitions In State Judges Amendment Controversy
Reports indicate President Wilson vetoed petitions and a state amendment related to the Clayton Act and judges amid allegations of political influence and criminal ties. The action centers on petitions with more than the required names for a ballot measure, with discussed implications for officials and regulators.
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Wilson
Prisoners Escape From San Francisco Jail Breaks Murder Charge
In San Francisco two prisoners, Ralph Martin and Edward Polar, escaped from the city jail after breaking the outer lock with scantling. Martin faces a murder charge and Polar a burglary charge. Police reported the escape occurred via the identification bureau, as officers searched for the fugitives.
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Rea
San Francisco
Cal
Ralph Martin
Atlantic City
Edward Polar
Police Department
Liberty
Oddie Visits Tonopah Then Reno On Nevada Tour
Senator L Tasker Oddie and Mrs Oddie left Tonopah after three days of visits and meetings with new residents in Reno. Oddie praised Tonopah as a real camp and thanked supporters from his earlier Nevada campaigns while pledging to improve state conditions.
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Elves Tasker L. Oddie
Oddie
Reno
Tonopha
Tonopah
Nevada
What Became of the Arentz Prize in Turkey
Congressman elect Samuel S. Arentz was pleased with the vote from Hit and received a fine gift. A dinner for Homeless Married Men and Sinless Bachelors was hosted to discuss recalling and re electing him quarterly to avoid disparity at future reunions. Attendees included Mark Bradshaw and several local residents.
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Samuel S. Arentz
New County
Mark Bradshaw
Arkey
H Wie
Congressman Aronts
Mark Grenadine Wradehaw
A HH Weetall
Harford
Crime on Vere Is Increase Reported
Police officials told the Vienna trade association that crime in the area shows a rising trend. Authorities cited multiple cases and urged stronger cooperation with residents and local agencies to combat the surge.
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Vere
Aeneeternee Ormee
Vienna
Ford Factory Vacation Delays Highland Park Plant
Detroit December 3 The Find Motor company's Highland Park plant closed for inventory Dec 24 will likely not reopen until February 2 or later. About 50,000 workers are affected as assembly plants nationwide continue operations where possible.
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Find Motor Company
Highland Park
Jb Wangall
Eal
Jensible Assembly Plants
United States
Uetinl
Profit Sharing Plan in State Collapse at New Bern Iron Works
New Bern North Carolina December 30 The profit sharing plan as a means to avert strikes is failing among New Bern Iron Works employees. A week under the plan left pay envelopes significantly short and workers went on strike to restore the old wage scale. Some attendees enjoyed a performance by Lichtenberg's orchestra, but the event drifted into the night with uneven sentiment about the plan.
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Newbern
N. C
Newhern Iron Works
England to Support Japan in War Branded Falsehood
London newspapers debunk the belief in a treaty forcing Britain to aid Japan if war with the United States occurs. The Times repeats the view that Britain would not abandon antiwar aims or join any anti American alliance and would resist entangling arms reductions demands.
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Japan
London
United States
Great Britain
the Times
America
Tie Giuby
Armed civilians kill Cork police in Cork, Ireland
Armed civilians ambushed a police patrol in Middleton, County Cork, killing one officer and wounding several others. A second ambush on the Cork road fired on a soldier or soldiers, indicating a coordinated attack by unidentified gunmen.
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Cork
Women Terrorized Near City Chicago
Bandits in Evanston and Chicago suburbs used disguises of women to terrorize residents. Police report a series of robberies carried out by a ring of men in serialized gowns and handbags, targeting wealthy youths and local streets. The attackers remained masked as authorities pursue leads and demand safe streets for residents.
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Imy
Chicago
Evanston
Armel
Mayir Paar
Railroad man Severson travels for Southern Pacific interests
Traveling agent Severson of the Southern Pacific railroad, based in Hino, is in Tonopah today to handle company interests. He is described as working for the traffic department and spending well on duties for the railroad.
Hugh Henry Brown To Attend Session of Bar Association
Hugh Henry Brown plans to attend a Bar Association session in New Orleans. The meeting covers oath taking, committee assignments, and official duties for the next three years, with various members and proceedings noted amid broad legal and professional events.
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Hugh Henry Brown
Bar Association
Hugh Henry Brows
Swroup
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Btinane
Ratumiline
New Orleans
President May Sign Henderson Bill Delayed to Jan Fourth
The Tonopah Daily Bonanza reports anxiety over an Associated Press dispatch about the Henderson amendment to the assessment bill. Officials say the act will not become law until the president signs, with hopes rising for signature by tomorrow if possible.
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Henderson Bill
Bonanza
Associated Press
Charles 8 Henderson
Henderson
Washington
Tonopah
Nevada
White House
Knox Confers With Harding Amid Turbulent Piracy Talk
Fragmented, garbled text outlines a meeting between Knox and Harding. Mentions a president, a Senate figure from Pennsylvania, and policy talk. readability and specifics are obscured by OCR errors. No clear outcomes or dates emerge.
Fourteen Seaplanes On Way To Panama Bay
Fragmented OCR reads fourteenth seaplanes en route to Panama Bay with unclear destination and names. The garbled text mentions signals, a fire tag, and a probable transport scenario, but key data is illegible.
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Panama Bay
Unclear Fragment Sparks Debate Over Fire Teaching Tale
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a tale about fire and teaching, with scattered proper nouns such as Nevada towns and individual names. Content is garbled. no coherent events or outcomes are discernible from the readable portions.
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