Failure of Germany to heed demands over Belgian deportations puzzles Wilson
Washington reports Germany has not replied to U S protests about Belgian deportations. Officials say Berlin justifies moves as social necessity, while public opinion in the United States will guide the next steps. The State Department notes the protest has been published and that further action will depend on American public sentiment.
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Germany
Washington, D. C
Dee
Ck Prent
United States
Arenes
Uty
von Bethman Hollweg
Dis- Lallie State Department
Oeats
Holland
Spain
Vatican
Furtietty
Belgium
Reply of Berlin to U S Is Expected Tomorrow
Berlin reports that the German reply to American representations on the Belgian labor problem is expected tomorrow or Monday. The note, to be delivered after Chancellor von Bernstorff Hollweg’s reply to Secretary Grew, is said to be friendly and aimed at meeting American concerns about relief efforts and deportation methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
U. S
London
United States
Joseph C. Grew
von “emann-Hollweg
Ike
Chantellor
Sechary Grew
REAL GOVERNMENT FOR POLES ASSURED BY POWERS GRANTED
An article discusses a new Polish constitution and its impact on Jews, noting debates over citizenship and legal status. It cites Moshe Melamed, editor of the American Chronicle, and mentions compulsory service as a point of contention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Melamed
Amera
Chregicle
Sted
End of Greece Plans Attack on Allied Army Rumors
Wireless dispatch from Berlin cites reports that Greece contemplates a rear attack on Entente forces in Macedonia with Constantine’s royalist faction rallying in Larissa. Also notes an explosion at a Russian ammunition plant and ongoing Russo Romanian retirement in eastern Wallachia amid limited action on the Verdun front.
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Ning OF
Greece
Hield Mareial von Mackcosene
Rumania
Entente
Seleniéi
Constantine
Larissa
Macedonia
Wallachia
London
Paris
Verdun
Greek Blockade Report Sent by U.S. Envoy
Ambassador Sharp in Paris informed the State Department that the al med blockade of Greece began Friday morning. France and its allies declare the blockade effective along the Greek coast from Corfu to Salambina river and around Greek controlled areas with third power ships allowed to depart until December 1 at 9 a.m. The naval commander is ordered to notify local authorities of the declaration.
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U.S
Washington
Sharp
Paris
State Department
Greece
France
Freece
Corfu
Gulf of
Seloniki
Salambina
Man Found Dead Near Wedding Day in El Paso
George W. Beale, formerly with Chino Copper in Hurley New Mexico, was found dead in a El Paso hotel room. A clipping in the room noted his upcoming marriage to a Silver City NM girl. Beale was a Mason.
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EL Paso
Texas
George W. Beale
Chino Copper Company
Hurley
N. M
Beale
Silver City
Grand Jury Opens Probe Into Cost of Living
Federal grand juries ordered to begin investigations into the cost of living in New York Detroit Cleveland Kansas City and other ports. Officials say price fixing in foodstuffs and coal is widespread local in character and data will go to juries. Investigations extend to freight car shortages and cross country speculation.
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Washington
Der
Gregory
New York
Cleveland
Kansas City
Ft. Lewis
Minnespolia
Frank M. Awacker
Bliar
New Haven
Department of Justice
East
Middle West
Northwest
Far Tst
Personal use liquor shipments seized in Arizona courtesies
Eighteen Tucson residents failed to take their personal use liquor out of the Weils Fargo express office before Governor Hunt’s proclamation. Shipments will be returned to senders tomorrow. The Southern Pacific Railroad Company also has personal use shipments to be sent back to consignors.
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Tucson
Weils Fargo Expres
Hunt
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Arizona
Ninety Six Hydro Airplanes Ordered by War Department
The War Department awarded a contract for ninety six high power hydro airplanes for coastal artillery stations in the U S Hawaii Philippines and the Panama Canal zone. Construction starts immediately and work is to proceed for an additional fifty two aircraft.
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Washington, D. C
Coast Artillery
U. S
Hawaii
Philippines
Panama Canal Zone
War Department
Harvard Tackles Captaincy Amid Team Bridge News
W. H. Jr., from Yonkers New York, left tackle on Harvard Varsity football team, was elected captain today signaling leadership for the Harvard eleven this season.
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Harvard
Bridge
Mass
Dee
W. H. Y Jr
Yonkers
N. Y
Striking Joists Return as 551 Employed at New Cornelia Camp
All steam shovel operators and masons at the New Cornelia topper Company resumed work in A40 Arizona. The camp now lists 551 workers back on site and water to striking employees has been shut off. One reported attack involved non union men on wooden carpenters entering the Gibson mine.
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Ariz
Der
New
Cornelia Topper Company
Gibson
Tucson to Fill City Offices by Vote on Monday
Tucson voters head to the polls Monday to choose a new mayor and city officials for the council, recorder, treasurer, assessor, and marshal. Democratic and Republican candidates compete in all wards with designated polling places and listed election officers.
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Tucson
Treacherer
C. Rher
Soparatec
Marr
Pidhburn
Groseetis
J. H. Sehmetder
Count Iman
Cithren « Transfer Company
Mills Calle
Jim Cullen
Esau Mills
Congress Street
Broadway
Convent Streets
J. &. Corbett
1000 Soldiers From Border to Arrive Here Soon
The Second Alabama infantry totaling 1660 men and 4 officers will travel from Nogales and camp along Twenty second street. They are expected tomorrow afternoon and will stay about four days as the Chambers of Commerce and the Y M C A arrange entertainment for the officers and men.
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Second
Alabama Infantry
Nogales
Twenty-second Street
Chambers of Commerce
New Cabinet Formed in London With Nonpartisan Aim
Reports from London say Lloyd George forms a nonpartisan businesslike cabinet not a coalition like Asquith. Liberal leaders will stay as opposition in Commons, focusing criticism over governance rather than hostility. Balfour named foreign secretary, Law as chancellor, and Lloyd George signals major reform plans.
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George
Renee of Asquith
Asquith
Irish Nationalista
Reform Club
Houre of Commons
Hostilit
Ohio officer dies at Fort Bliss after clash
Lieutenant James G. Wittenmyer of the Ohio Field Hospital Company No 2 died at Fort Bliss last night. His widow was with him at the time.
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EL Paso
Texas
James G. Wittenmyer
Ohio Field Hospital Company No
Ae Cone Uase Rengtien
Fort Bliss
Fighting Near Palomas and Fresno Reported in Journal Excerpt
Dispatches describe ongoing clashes between Carranza and Villa forces west of Chihua huan border near Palomas and Fresno. Reinforcements from Chihuahua City arrived, Guadalquivir Snyman relatives report a death at San Pablo de Meo gui, while General Trevino's command is absorbed into a division and Morguia plans a western Chihuahua campaign.
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Paso
Texas
Juarez
Carranza
Villa
Palomas
Fresno
Chihuainim
Carlos Ozuna
Chihuahua City
Guillermo Snowman
San Pablo de Meoqgui
Chihuahua
Snyman
J.C. Wil Jorn
Chamberine
N. M
George Dr
Chihishua City
Meogui
G. C. Snyman
Guillermo
Washington, D. C
Viljoen
Jacinto B. Trevino
Frasciacco
Morguia
Ives Seeks Recount Before Reply in Arizona Contest
Phoenix reports Senator Ives representing Hunt asked for a recount of all ballots before Tom Campbell responds to Hunt’s petition. Judge Stanford hinted at possible ballot inspection, contrasting with Gands v Laney. In Greenlee county J G Cash sues J H Cohenour, while Mohave sees tied sheriffs candidates after a precinct removal changed Hunt’s margin.
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Phoenix
Ars
Hunt
Campbell
Leflore
Greenlee County
J G Cash
J. H. Cohenour
Republiican
Mohave
Hant
Mohave County
Hazardous Materials Plant Explosion Reported in Alexandria
An accidental blast at the Alexandria hazardous materials plant near Turin ends with fears of at least fifty six deaths. Cause of the explosion is not yet known and the incident is under investigation.
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Turin
Paris
Alexandria
Citizen's leased wire service expands to rival major dailies
A new leased wire service starts Monday boosting The Citizen to compete with afternoon papers. The early edition will publish the world news from New York by 2 o clock Tucson time and will reach Nogales Bisbee Douglas Tombstone and surrounding areas. Daily AP reports increase from 24600 to 25690 words, with Tucson Citizen and El Paso Herald as the only southwest users.
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Citizen
United States
Nogales
Bisbee
Douglas
Tombstone
New York
Tucson
Southwest
Tucson Citizen
el Paso Herald
Associated Press
Bryan’s plan to seek European peace from churches
William J. Bryan urged the federal council of Churches of Christ to form a deputation to Europe to confer with religious leaders and offer cooperation for peace. He said the American government should lend its good offices, but churches should act if the government declines. No time is inopportune for such tenders.
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ST. Louis
Dec
William J. Bryan
Federal Council of Churches of Christ
Churches of America
Europe
Guardsmen Start Home Next Week From Border Duty
Nearly 66 660 state troops designated by General Funston to leave border service will begin returning home between December 12 and 18. The Iowa infantry regiment at Brownsville, due to entrain December 18, will be the last unit. If mustering out continues apace, many guardsmen may spend Christmas at home.
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San Antonio
Tex
Funston
Border Service
Regiment of Iowa Infantry
Brownsville
Woman Reporter Sentenced for Murder in Thompson Falls
Edith Colby, a newspaper reporter, was convicted of second degree murder for shooting politician A. C. Thomas and sentenced to 16 years in the penitentiary. The defense argued Thomas refused to apologize to Misa Cosby, which allegedly distressed her and influenced her actions.
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Thompson Falls
Mont
Dee
Edith Colby
A. C. Thomas
Thomas
Misa Cosby
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