Paris Denies Agreed Military Plans Against Russia In Caucasus
Paris reports the French foreign office refutes any agreement on military action against the Bolshevik army in the Caucasus. England reportedly could not supply troops for the plebiscite due to commitments in Egypt and Ireland. Aid would match that given to General Denikin in southern Russia.
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Reform Wins In Louisiana From Early Returns
Ornate spelling errors aside, the notice reports John M Larker of the Progressive party appearing nominated by some as Louisiana's governor candidate on the Democratic ticket after yesterday's primaries. Parker reform candidates faced a strong opposition to the ring, with Franklin P Stubbs and RR G Pleasant noted as contenders in New Orleans. Returns were slow but could overturn Parker's apparent lead as supporters claim victory. four years earlier Pleasant defeated Parker in New Orleans by over 14,000.
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Editor Darwin Hatch Dies in Pneumonia Illness
Darwin Hatch, editor of Motor Age and a well known figure in automobile circles nationwide, died early today from pneumonia. His work shaped coverage of motor topics and automotive journalism for decades.
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Effort to Separate Bank Deposit Rates Under Review
CHICAGO Jan 21 An effort to divorce the rate of Interest on country banks deposits from the discount rates of the federal reserve was proposed at a meeting in Chicago of clearing house representatives from Chicago New York St Louis and Detroit A report that the governors of the federal reserve banks were to meet here to consider a change in the discount rate was denied at the federal reserve bank Governor J Mc Dougall was in Washington and his affirm that the report was probably due to confusion over Friday's meeting.
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Would Prevent Export Coal for Five Years
A House bill introduced by Representative Dyer of Missouri seeks to bar the export of coal from the United States for five years. The proposal punishes export attempts with a fine and up to five years in prison. Seizure of any goods offered for export would go to the United States. The measure is framed as retaliation for Canada’s partial embargo on print paper to the United States.
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Jackson Hole Elk Cared For Despite Severe Weather
A Wyoming news note reports Jackson Hole elk herds are well fed and cared for after widespread publicity warned that recent severe weather could decimate the herds. Resolutions adopted by local authorities assert the elk remain thriving and under protection amid harsh conditions.
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Senate approves treaty on postwar territories
A Senate vote adopted a World War I peace measure favoring the award of Thrace areas and other parts rendered by Russia and Turkey. Sponsored by Senator Kimball of Utah, the resolution passed after favorable reporting by the Foreign Relations Committee.
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Tipperary Revolt Report Details Violent Uprising
Reports from Dublin describe Tipperary in open revolt with armed groups seizing a railway station near Thurles and engaging police and soldiers. Thirteen windows shattered. houses wrecked. constable Finigan wounded. civilians fled as searchlights and grenades were used. At Limerick, Sinn Fein forces contested a police patrol, trapping it as rockets and blockades hindered reinforcements.
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Automobile School Hit by Flu Epidemic in KA City
KA City reports the Lacency Automobile School hit by a flu pneumonia outbreak with three deaths in the past twenty four hours. Quarantine includes the school and two nearby hospital buildings used to care for the stricken students. Officials estimate more than 100 students are faltering from illness.
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Warrant Issued for Pretty Postmistress in Bank Shortage Case
A federal warrant was issued for Miss Trenerenal Fes the Pretty Franklin Park postmistress accused of shortages totaling 3708 dollars. Authorities believe she eloped with Earl Inks, roadhouse proprietor, and both are being sought as investigators broadcast a general alarm for their capture.
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Plead Guilty in War Time Propriety Case in Chicago
In Chicago a group of keepers bartenders appeared before Federal Judge Carpenter and pleaded guilty to violations of the wartime propriety act in a whisky case. The maximum penalty is a 1900 dollar fine and up to one year in jail.
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Wool growers invited to hearings on licensing rules
Washington Jan 21 invitation from the chief of the bureau of markets calls wool growers dealers manufacturers and others to hearings on proposed rules and regulations for wool wherelonses to be licensed under the United States Preliminary hearings will be held in Columbus Georgia February 2 St Louis Missouri 3 Rawlins Wyoming 7 Rawlins Wyoming 7 Salt Lake City Utah 9 San Francisco California 12 Portland Oregon 13 Miles City Montana 19 Chicago Illinois 23 Boston Massachusetts 26 Philadelphia Pennsylvania 27 Final hearing scheduled for March 1 in Washington D C Daily and Sunday Times advertising notes printing services.
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