New Plea to Supreme Court by Liquor Dealers and Distillers
The Retail Dealers association of New Jersey and the United States liquor industry asks the Supreme Court to hear original proceedings challenging the national prohibition amendment. They contend the amendment violates the Fifth Amendment and lacked proper state ratification, arguing Congress and individual states exceeded their powers.
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Contempt Charges in United Mine Workers Case Continue
Eighty four United Mine Workers officials, except Alexander Howat, face continued contempt charges before U.S. District Judge Anderson. Howat’s bond remains at 10,000. a Monday hearing is set. The judge and government argue the strike pledge violated the injunction and will reconvene to assess miners’ compliance. A broader anti-trust and Lever Act inquiry into operators and miners is slated to begin tomorrow in Washington.
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W Gerard Signs Petition as a 1920 Presidential Candidate
A New York newspaper notes James W. Gerard filed a nominating petition for the 1920 U S presidential race. The document, signed by six delegates, signals Gerard’s campaign effort as he addresses party delegates and frames his pledge to advance democracy.
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Bolshevik Capture Report Amid War News
A deciphered Soviet communique claims Bolshevik forces captured 4000 prisoners and seized multiple guns. The report notes large enemy losses, with several generals reportedly taken and ammunition and equipment falling into Bolshevik hands amid ongoing unrest and clashes near Mexico and Sonora.
Supreme Court decision hits Chicago saloon trade hard
Chicago report says about four thousand of the citys six thousand saloons may close or switch businesses on January 1 as wartime production decisions sap owners pep. liquor dealers protective association secretary M J McCarthy notes the decision undermines hopes saloons would reopen. He cites expected constitutional challenges to Prohibition and ongoing political fights around the Eighteenth Amendment.
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Aviator Sets Record In Official Pace Timed Test
Paris reports Havadi Sali Leconte, famed French flier, achieved an official timed test averaging 303.995 kilometers per hour about 188.2 miles and 247% yards in one hour, with a peak speed of 764 kilometers per hour during the session.
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Greeks Engage Three Hundred Turkish Rebels
An official Greek statement from Saloniki says a detachment near Imakeuy blazed the heights north of the area and engaged three hundred Turkish rebels with machine guns. The Turks were pursued to the Kruetak heights, attacking Invinish and Kamakdit, with actions reported around Afdin and Magnesia being repulsed.
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Hines Sets New Advices Before President Wilson
WARING ON December 16 new recast recommendations from Director General Hines to the railroad board seek wisdom on surrendering or returning the roads by January 1. Officials say no decision has been made on a proclamation, with work continuing to prepare contracts and legal steps for possible transfer while maintaining operations.
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Railroads evade safety laws say Harland report
W B Harland chief of the bureau of safety at the Interstate Commerce Commission accuses railroads of evading hours of service and brake safety rules. He cites lax enforcement, failure to meet maximum safety requirements, and use of hand brakes on graded rails. Block signal systems are also poorly followed, risking passenger and employee safety. A Norfolk Nebsuited suicide note mentions August Leas found dead in a rooming house.
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Governors of States Called for Conference in Mexico City
Mexico City December 10 conference summoned for all state governors to meet President Carranza to plan rapid pacification and orderly elections across the republic. Lyle Cabrera denies anti American charges and says the United States Mexican relations reflect a wolf and sheep dynamic, rejects British favoritism claims over railways and oil, and dismisses reports of foreign influence in the rail and political disputes.
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Plague and diplomacy mark Mexico’s postwar stance
Reports from Buenos Aires trace a flood of misread ties as Mexico reshapes European relations after peace. Senor Cabrera defends a normal reintegration with powers, citing the Monroe Doctrine and cautioning against anti American motives. Plague outbreaks in Las Rosas and Chihuahua strain the border, while authorities order closures and hygiene measures as Mexico plans a formal reply to international questions.
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Relief for Austria Dominates Council Discussion
Dec 10 report from Paris states that a relief package for Austria was examined by the supreme council after a denial of a claim by Austrian Chancellor Karl Renner. The council indicated a 10,000 ton land shipment to Austria and affirmed American involvement in future purchases, with conditions tied to the St. Germain treaty. Nearby reports note coal production in Chicago improving and UMW hearings in Indianapolis postponed, with Judge Anderson setting a new date.
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Resolution of Fiume Controversy Nears in Rome Talks
Rome reports that an announcement on the Fiume settlement will be made by Premier Nitti at the chamber session tomorrow. Gabbriele d Annunzio may visit Rome for a conference. Italy and allies claim a settlement grants Italy full sovereignty over Fiume and enforces the Treaty of London provisions.
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Mexican reply promised to William Jenkins note
The foreign office in Mexico issued a statement to AP saying the second note from the American government regarding William Jenkins, the American consular agent at Puebla, would be answered with the courtesy that Mexico has shown in its diplomatic exchanges.
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Belalan government vows non neutrality, Delacrols to speak
Brussels dispatch reports the Belalan government will not return to neutrality. Premier S Delacrols is expected to outline the policy, with Independence Belge noting the stance and the government’s firm position. The brief item emphasizes a decisive move and official clarification.
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Campaign to elect ninth district representative intensifies
OIAULOUS, Dec 16. Election results for a new ninth district congressman to replace Yates Webb, now a federal judge, are viewed as a gauge of district views on the League of Nations. Democrat Clyde Hoay of Shelby supports the league. Republican John Morehead of Charlotte opposes it. The campaign is described as one of the most intensive in the district.
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French and British Peace Time Organization Plans
Paris dispatch outlines French and British plans for peacetime arrangements under Marshal Potrin, with the inter allied council to be presided by Feon. Discussions touch on military matters but focus on organizational structure and postwar coordination rather to any Belgium air campaign questions.
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