Goldman Asks To Be Deported Now
Emma Goldman’s counsel Harry Weinberger announced she would waive rights to appeal the deportation order. He sent formal notice to Attorney General Palmer who would present it to the Supreme Court if necessary. Goldman said she expects her deportation within days and plans to organize Russians abroad to support freedom movements.
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Harry Meinberger
Emma Goldman
Russia
Alexander Berkman
General Palmer
Palmer
Weinberger
Sibb Bart
Depanrtimient of Justice
Supreme Court
Miss Goldman
New York bankers form drive to aid German children
A committee of New York bankers and leading business men with Governor Smith as honorary chairman was organized to raise funds for undernourished children in Germany. The group aims to solicit donations and implement relief efforts across the region.
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Associated Press
New York
Dpec
New York Bankers
Leadliligy Ibusiness
Smith
Toto
Germany
Hoover to act as purchasing agent for Germany relief
George B McQuleanan Morgan J O'Brien vice chairman Carl L Schurz secretary and James Speyer treasurer announce Herbert Hoover will serve as purchasing agent and transport all food supplies to Germany at no cost through the Society of Friends in response to his prior request.
Jury selection underway in New murder trial in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on January 17, the trial of Harry New for the murder of his sweetheart Freda Lessen encountered delays as jurors could not be seated. Only 12 talesmen remained in the box as adjournment was called with the jury not yet completed.
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Los Angels
Cal
Harry New
Freda Lesser
Juror Challenges Shape State Superior Court Trial
The state had used four of its ten peremptory challenges and the defense eight of its twenty while jurors in Judge Gavin W. Craig's courtroom faced scrutiny. Attorneys expect the selection process to lengthen or shorten after the judge's ruling, with 10 of 12 women examined eliminated and 38 talesmen examined to date as the trial moves to another department.
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Gavin W. Craig
Craig
Superior Court
Lewien Neth Century Club Holds Regular Meeting
A meeting of the Twentieth Century club was held Tuesday afternoon in the Odd Fellows hall with Mrs. J. R. Conway presiding. Mrs. H. W. Cloudiek led the program. Several talks and statistics on Americanization were presented and several musical numbers were rendered.
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Twentieth Ceantury Club
Odd Fellows Hall
J. R. Conway
H. W. Cloudiek
Sherive Sprague Takes Sinclair to Penitentiary
Sheriff Sprague and F. C. Sinclair traveled to Boise after Sinclair was convicted of grand larceny and sentenced to an indeterminate term from one to 14 years. Sprague plans to remain several days to handle official matters.
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Sherive Sprague
Sinclair
Penitentiary
A. N
Boise
F. C. Sinclair
Sprague
American Legion Postpones Meeting to Friday Night
Twin Falls American Legion post meeting postponed until Friday due to lack of a suitable meeting place. The Fythian Sisters will entertain members of the Ky of IP lodge next Friday night. Brothers with their partners urged to attend, especially new applicants. A jolly time expected. Advy., Dec. 18-19.
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American Legion
Twin Falls Post
H. M. Holler
Infant Buried After Death in Walla Walla Transfer
The infant daughter of 6.1% M Wardington was buried from DeWitt parlors yesterday afternoon with Rev. Conrad Owens officiating. Interment followed at Twin Falls cemetery after the body was shipped from Walla Walla Washington where the child died.
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Wardington
DeWitt
Conrad Owens
Twin Falls
Walla Walla
P. I. O. Chapter B Holds Meeting At Jennison Home
Chapter B of the P. I. O. met Tuesday evening at Mrs M. Jennison’s home. After a brief business session a short program followed by sewing and conversation. A New Year’s dove dinner is planned at the Perrine hotel cafe with dinner from 5:30 to 8 and dancing from 8 to 12:30.
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M. &. Jennison
Perrine Hotel
Telegraph Service Resumes Between France and Germany
Paris announces the telegraph service between France and Germany will resume tomorrow. No code will be allowed. however French German English Italian and Japanese languages may be used.
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Paris
France
Germany
Pan German fears on Rhineland issue linger in Germany
In Germany Pan-Germans press worries about the Rhineland, claiming agitation aims to separate first from Prussia and then from Germany, even as surface calm appears. The report notes persistent political tension surrounding postwar borders and regional autonomy.
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Germany
Rhineland
Prussia
Centre party eyes separation from Prussia by legal means
The Democratic Frankfurt Gazette notes the Centre party’s efforts toward a republic as a beloved Catholic land. Leaders deny any idea of severing from Germany while admitting work toward ultimate separation from Prussia by legal means.
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Democratic Frankfurt Gazette
Centre* Party
Germany
Prussia
Bubonic Plague Spreads in Turkey Amid Vaccine Rejection
Geneva dispatch reports bubonic plague increasing daily in Constantinople as Red Cross notes naval units idle and Muslims refuse vaccine for religious reasons. International relief group says sufficient vaccine sent, but uptake remains low among Muslim communities.
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Geneva
International Red Cross
Constantinople
Red Cross
Reds Attitude Unknown in Baltic Conference News
In Helsingfors on ec 15 no word on Karl Radek's attendance at the Bolshevik Baltic talks. Report says Tchitcherin offered to release political prisoners if Radek could pass through Lithuania, but the proposal was rejected.
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Helsingors
Karl Radek
Dorpat
Baltic States
Tchitcherin
Radek
Lithuania
Would Bar Haywood Address in Detroit City
Detroit December 16. Opposing the scheduled appearance of I W W leader William D Haywood here next Sunday a Learn ed post of the American legion telegraphed Judge K M Lands of Chicago federal court asking an order to forbid Haywood from coming to Detroit A committee was appointed to meet Mayor James Couzens to prevent the address.
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Detroit
William D. Haywood
American’ Legion
K. M. Landis
Federal Court
Chicago
Haywood
James Couzens
Gompers Requests Hearing On Kansas Industrial Bill
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, may appear before Kansas' January special session to discuss the industrial court bill. Governor Allen said he had been notified that Gompers wishes to testify during consideration of industrial legislation.
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Topeka
Kan
Samuel Gompers
Gov- Federation ‘of Labor
Kansas
Allen
Gompers
Radio Dispatch Policy Expands for Pacific Exchanges
Washington Dec 16 announces plan to enlarge radio dispatches and commercial messages sent between California Hawaii Guam the Philippines and Japan. The exchange aims to boost communications and trade by radio across the Pacific.
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Washington
California
Hawaiian
Guam
Philippines
Japan
Navy Department Seal Arrangements Effective December 20
Report notes extensive seal arrangements recently completed by the Navy Department. The measure, described as pos sible upon finalization, becomes effective December 20 after formal arrangement completion.
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The
Navy
Yacco Plans All Women Mill Near Nagoya
Madame Yacco announces a new women only silk mill near Nagoya, capitalized at about 1.5 million dollars. The enterprise will be managed and operated by women with no male employees.
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TORIO
Sada Yacco
Nagoya
Yacco
Japan
Chinese Educational Mission Arrives Aboard China
In San Francisco on December 17 Yuan Shi-tao leads the Chinese government educational mission arriving aboard the steamship China. The delegation, including former ministers of education, comes to establish educational exchanges and strengthen ties with the United States.
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SAN_ FRANCISCO
Yuan
Shi-Tao
China
Nack Defeats Hammer In Four Round Los Angeles Bout
Al Lies Nack of Los Angeles scored a decision over Ever Hammer of Chicago in a four round boxing match held in Los Angeles on December 16.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Allies Nack
Ever Hammer
Chicago
Vulture Conquers Frenchman’s Air Plans In Burma
In Moulmain Burma on December 17 Lieutenant Etienne Poulet, the Frenchman who recently yielded the Paris Australia Air race, is reported to have faced a dramatic challenge. Captain is unnamed, details unclear due to garbled text.
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Moulmain
Burma
Etienne Poulet
Unclear fragment hints at fate of Captain Smith in Bangkok
Fragmentary OCR recalls events near Bangkok Siam with Captain Smith and Lieutenant Poulet. It mentions December and a landing, but details are incomplete. The text references mountains, a plateau, and directions regarding fate.
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Chine
Yaa ‘On
Sa Small
Plateau
Poulet
Bangkok
Siam
Smith
Johnson Says Railroad Bill Certain to Pass
OGDION Utah Jan 17 Senator Hiram W Johnson on his way to California for the holidays expressed belief to friends that the Cummins railroad bill will pass the Senate by Saturday and be sent to conference. He said his trip to California is for health and to lay aside national issues for a short time.
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Associated Press
Ogdion
Utah
Hiram W.johnson
California
Ogfien
Cummins
Senate
Senators to Tampa Deal for Spring Training at Plant Field
Tampa Fra Dec 16 The city closed a deal with the Washington American baseball club for use of Plant athletics field for spring training. The field was used last year by the Boston Americans and previously for four years by the Chicago Nationals.
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Tampa
Fra
Washington American Baseball Club
Boston Americans
Chicago Nations
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