Germany Refuses to Sign Peace Treaty Protocol
Germany rejects signing the protocol linked to the peace treaty delaying its entry into effect. Baron Lerinet meets Secretary Lansing and warns of a sharp reaction as observers note no ratification by the U.S. Senate, with German sentiment split between peace hopes and demands for indemnity tied to alleged crimes. The broader European crisis deepens amid cabinet shifts and looming coalitions in Hungary and Austria.
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Incomplete Senate Message From Nome China Service
A fragmented U S Senate message from Nome reports gratitude for service rendered by a group linked to Chinese reservations. The text mentions landing and preservation actions near Fuchow, with garbled phrases about nations and states. The readable facts are sparse and unclear due to OCR damage.
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Await Report on Hines in Railroads Signals Delayed Congress
Incomplete OCR text notes a pending railroad conference with congress and the director general, mentioning Mrsaee and a bay station. The fragment suggests preparation for a message to congress as talks continue. Entities referenced include Hines and a railway administration role.
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Lady Astor Called to Order for Talking in Commons
London dated December 8 report Lady Astor faced her first parliamentary rebuke after straying from seating, chatting with a colleague beyond the bar where disturbance was forbidden. The Speaker twice warned her before she resumed speaking, prompting a brief incident in the house.
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Red Cross worker... desk of Bolshevik terror leader
In southern Russia Captain Josiah Alkire of New Mexico, an American Red Cross worker, occupies the former desk of the Bolshevik dictator Rekowaks as redemption officials requisition relief supplies. The car was captured by Denikthe's army and handed to the Red Cross to aid medical relief in the Caucasus. The tense reception amid fear marks a sharp change from months of silence.
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Agenda formation and Irish home rule hint from peace talks
Washington reports two days of preliminary talks to form an agenda guiding capital labor relations with no promises. London says Lloyd George gave no pledge on Irish self government to American peace conference delegates and that Britain will consider home rule after the peace treaty is signed, according to Andrew Bonar Law in the Commons.
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Miners Stand Firm Trial a Farce Across Nation
Chicago reports on widespread coal strike impact as regional rail directors suspend passenger service and factories face shutdowns. Governors seek fuel and wage solutions while miners resist at least until a 70 percent wage increase is granted. Some districts show minor production shifts, but overall output lags amid planned state actions and possible broader strike.
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Cold Wave Tightens Goods Shortage Hits Ohio Gas Supplies
A broad cold spell spread unseasonably low temperatures across the eastern section while Chicago reports hardships among poorer quarters as temperatures rise six degrees above zero. In Ohio northern cities Toledo Cleveland Canton Akron Youngstown face gas shortages due to a West Virginia utilities commission order. Des Moines notes Iowa will operate a small coal site with workmen unearthing coal four feet deep at the state capitol grounds to be dug by steam shovels under state fuel administration guidance.
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SOVIETS TO REWRITE DEPORTATION FATE FOR BERKMAN AND GOLDMAN
A telegram to Warrs Weinberger says the Soviet government will accept radicals deported from the United States and arrange family reunifications with Soviet citizens. Berkman and Goldman face surrender after Weinberger’s bid for a stay was denied. Berkman and Goldman expected in the U.S. today. Weinberger vows legal action after surrender. Madrid cabinet members, including War Minister Covaro, decide to stay in office amid the crisis.
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Heir to Turkish Throne Hopes Treaty Will Be Ratified
Abdul Medjid Effendi son of former Sultan Abdul Asta and heir presumptive of the Ottoman throne tells the Associated Press he hopes the United States will ratify the Treaty of Vernalles. He appeals for Turkish peace, criticizing anti US sentiment and urging economic development and opportunity for Turkey.
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Tabor Family Had a Quarrel in Mystery Death
Lawton Michigan dispatches report a long-buried case in which Maud Tabor, a former Ogden teacher, was found in a trunk hidden in a Lawson home basement. Joseph Virgo, friend of Maud, testified she planned to smother someone before her disappearance four years ago. Walter Tabor and Mrs Florence Critchlow, linked to the case, remain missing or detained as authorities pursue the mystery surrounding the trunk body and alleged threats.
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Fragmentary wartime quotes and mixed notices
A garbled collage mentions United States peace aims and World War I era rhetoric about honest peace. It references Prince Medjid near his ftieth year and a note about Abdul Hamid era imprisonment, plus a chaotic New York sugar/commodity line with scattered prices and phrases.
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