Hoover aides in Packers pay
Washington January 1 Associated Press Heney charged before the Senate Agriculture Committee that packers planned a joint Washington office with a congressman attitude index and fund-raising for campaigns. He cited Eversham and letters tying to a large association and noted profits of subsidiary firms in 1918 and 1916.
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Associated Prese
Washington
Francis J. Heney
Federal Trade Commission
Senate Agriculture Committee
John Eversham
Republican National Congressional Committee
Republican Committee
Heneymid
Eversman
Crotnn
Northkota
Sentor France
Maryland
Hoover
Sentor Gore
Oklahoma
Heney
Gore
Food Administration
Norris
Nebraska
Hener
W. D. Skipworth
Wilson & Co
Preas Association
Fortorth
MK É& T
Hees
Senster Norris
Ne Tracks
Ih Mechanical Manufacturing Company
Otto Kahns Denunciation of Agitators Sparks New York Rally
Otto B H Kahn denounces Socialists of the red type and agitators in an address in New York criticizing radicals who rush to America after tyranny and seek to distort free government. He warns these figures aim to cheat nations and undermine democratic ideals.
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New York
America
Otto A
Seemasson Ibaechtor
Wales
Kahn
Dickinson details espionage links and Fatherland writings
J J Dickinson testified before the Senate committee investigating German propaganda as Washington representative for Viereck. He claimed he wrote Fatherland articles under Josiah Wingate to reflect W J Bryan views, stating Bryan knew nothing of the Viereck tie. He discussed prewar leaks and confabs at Democratic HQ and with figures including Baruch, Burleson, and Stone, and noted a son with a French connection.
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Associated Prese
Washington
J. J. Dickinson
Senate
George Sylvester Viereck
Viereck
United States
Reet S.i
Germany
The
Fatherland
Josiah Wingate
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Dickinson
Wilson
O Congress
John F. Harris
Harris, Winthrop & Co
New York
Bernard M. Baruch
Ashington
Tikebone
Burleson
Vieeck
Senator Reed
Missouri
New Yo
Senator Stone
Ae Sear
Vance vicCormies
Rebels flee after Lisbon uprising. Santarem reports calm
From Santarem the war minister's inquiry found the rebellion collapsed with rebel leaders fleeing. Two colonels and thirty other officers were arrested along with noncommissioned officers. Rail service to Santarem resumed. civilian harm was minimal. Humbert exonerated after proving allegations false. In Cleveland, baseball unions announce a merger between the National Baseball Federation and the American Industrial Athletic Association with a working agreement to follow.
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Lisbon
Santarem
Baseball-Athletic Union
Cleveland
National Baseball Federation
American Industrial Athletic Association
Federation
Ford Newberry recount deferred in Michigan senate contest
Senate elections committee directs the sergeant at arms to seize ballots poll books and related records for future review. No immediate probe planned. The Moscow winter worsens with starvation banners. city’s streets fill with dead animals as coal shortages force bath closures and meals rise to 50 rubles.
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FORD
Washington
Ford-Newberry
Michigan
Senate Elections Committee
Senate
Moscow
Warsaw
Petrograd
Federal Housing Projects Worth 48 Million to Finish
The House White Buildings Committee plans to amend a Senate bill to complete 22 government war housing projects costing 48 million dollars. The sites include towns in Iowa Minnesota California and Washington and Mare Island. The move follows a proposal to discontinue work on projects only 75 percent done.
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Washington
House
White Buildings Committee
Senate
e@ proects
Eet
Iowa
Islana
Mare Island
Calif
Puget
Wash
Bolsheviks Push Peace Talks Through Emissary
The Bolsheviks press for peace negotiations via a friendly emissary with the entente. Proposals in Paris and London are not yet seen as substantial. They demand their regime remain intact, amnesty for crimes in their name, and recognition of their confiscations as lawful.
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Evening Standard
Paris
London
Moguls End Pow Wow With New Baseball Pact
New York reports the closing session of a week of meetings between major and minor league owners. A new working agreement replaces the old national pact. Minor leagues gain their own arbitration board through 1921 and a proposed joint referee system for future disputes.
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Resocieted Presse
New York
Association of Minor Leagues
Ranges in Cochise Excellent Shape for Next Season
The snows and rats have placed the ranges in excellent shape for the next season and heavy snows on the mountain ranges have insured a good water supply for early summer.
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Cochise
Hereford
Treahy to Yavapai
Deputy U. S. Marshal Treahy will take five prisoners from Yavapai county jail to Prescott Saturday night. The prisoners were committed by Judge Sawtelle of the United States district court.
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Treahey
Yavapai
U. S
Treahy
Prescott
Yavapai County
Sawtelle
United States District Court
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Packers
Otto BH. Kahn
Bayan Policy
Portugal
Humbert
Charles Humbert
Aigentana
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