TATIONING OF NEWS ATTACKED IN SENATE
Senate debate centers on news rationing policy with criticism from Republicans Johnsop of California and Sherman of New York. Senator Watson questions who will ration and warns against censorship as public information faces government control and high word rates for cables.
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Murguia Leads 2000 Troops Toward Villa Front
Gen Francisco Murguia departed Juarez with 2000 soldiers and field artillery bound for Casas Grandes to engage Francisco Villa's main command. Rail yards showed heavy activity as trains loaded troops, mules, and machines in preparation for battle. Casualty reports from Villa Ahumada noted 70 federal soldiers killed or captured during a prior engagement. No fighting south of the border was reported.
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Villa Ahumadia
Villa
Ten Killed by Severe Earthquakes in Chile
Associated Press reports from northern Chile describe a Wednesday quake injuring 106 and killing 19. The shock, felt between Taltal and Sopiapé, damaged railways and hundreds of homes, with widespread ruin across Atacama and southern Antofagasta. A tidal wave at Caldera damaged harbor facilities.
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Peru Seeks About 23 Million Loan From U S Banks
Lima reports that Peru has requested a loan of about 23 million dollars from American bankers. The move signals Peru’s search for funds amid economic pressures in the region.
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Red Cross casualty data released after wartime order
William Castle recounts September war department order that barred public release of casualty names. He says Red Cross sought relief, and the policy was overturned. Red Cross sources obtained records from hospitals and field reports, sometimes ahead of official War Department notices.
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Peter W Collins Named Labor Secretary for League to Enforce Peace
Peter W Collins of Boston the industrial expert for the United States Shipping Board has been temporarily recused by the government to act as labor secretary for the League to Enforce Peace. The league said he would direct its campaign to cooperate with the American Federation of Labor and affiliated labor groups to popularize a league of nations among workers.
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Locomotive Contracts Awarded by Railroad Administration
Contracts for the construction of 06 standard locomotives were awarded today by the Railroad Administration to the American Locomotive Company. Director General McAdoo said this order adds to a prior contract for ten Mikado standard locomotives placed with the Lima Locomotive Works in Lima Ohio.
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Feed Wheat for the Turkey and the Her Phene
A short roadside or city notice mentions feed wheat for a turkey and a phene related to Ronstadt, with references to Congress and Main streets. The readable fragment implies a local post or ad about distributing grain or feed and a street-level location.
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Street Car Strike Hits Oroeba and Surrounding Areas
Unions report continuing strike to win recognition after a morning stoppage froze streetcar service along Oroeba and nearby Bluffs. Company claims no delay to plans, while Matosmith’s remark on ending the strike is deemed unrelated by officials.
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Cleveland American League club names new manager
The Cleveland team plans to replace Lee Bell with a new manager announced today. The speaker promotion and annual meeting in Chicago next week are cited as context for the decision. Fohl may join the Indians as pitching coach, with the option to consult on pitchers.
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Lee Bell
Chicago
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Fourteen Women to Run for British Parliament
London December 5 A list of parliamentary candidates shows fourteen women nominated yesterday among six men. Notable names include Miss Christabel Pankhurst daughter of Emmeline Pankhurst suffrage leader, Mrs Frederick Petherton Lawrence editor of Votes for Women, Miss Mary MacArthur secretary of the British Women's Trade Union, and Countess Georgia Markievicz of Dublin Sinn Fein leader.
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Esterday
Chritabel Pankhurst
Emmetine Parkhurst
Frederick Pethio Lawrence
Votes For Women
Mary MacArthur
British Women’s Trade Union
Georgia Markievic
Dublin
Sinn Fein
British Transport Orca Brings 422 U.S. Troops to New York
The British transport Orca arrived from Liverpool with 422 American troops aboard, the fourth returning group to reach New York. A wireless message from the Oregon crossed the Atlantic to President Wilson aboard the George Washington at sea, sending greetings to the U.S. president.
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Vankers Stile Advancing Washington
The third army continues to advance south of the Moselle in France. General Pershing reports the American Expeditionary Forces have reached the general line Perncastel Malhborn Ottenhausen Northwest to Bernenastel, with the situation unchanged.
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Lovett Resigns From Railroads Board to Return to UP Role
Washington report says C. Dee Lovett has quit as director of the railroad administration division of capital expenditures and will resume his former duties as chairman of the executive committee at Union Pacific on January 1. He was considered for director general to succeed McAdoo but resignation leaves open the possibility of future service.
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Railroad Administrations Division
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