Supreme Council Holds Mandates of German Peace Treaty in Abeyance
FRANCE VROME reports the Supreme Council delaying decisions on the German peace treaty while Italian and Adriatic issues provoke protests and debate. Discussions center on Italian occupation claims in Fiume and Istria as Nitti prepares for Paris talks. The Italian cabinet lines up to press for a self-determined fate for the Friars region under a free port framework, amid calls to separate territories from Italy.
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Pershing to Visit Lincoln for Christmas Holiday
General John J. Pershing arrives in Lincoln Nebr on Christmas Eve to spend ten days with family and attend a state capitol reception. He will tour western states via a carefully listed schedule, meeting old friends, visiting clubs, and reviewing posts before returning to Washington.
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Bliss Urges Global Food Pooling and Europe Distribution
General Tasker Bliss, head of the American peace delegation, arrived in Washington from Paris and urged pooling of food supplies under a single director general. He advocated including Germany in an economic coalition to avoid friction. Bliss doubted Russia could join immediately unless its provisional government cooperated for thirty days to allow fair distribution.
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Quiet White House Christmas Observed Amid Family Time
Washington December 4 President Wilson will have a quiet Christmas at the White House with Nin erqndchildren not coming to Washington. The mansion will be decorated under Wilsons direction with holly mistletoe and evergreen. The president will dine with Mrs Wilson and distribute presents to friends and countryside children along the route to the country club in Virginia. Rear Admiral Grayson will spend most of the day with the family and the menu will be hardly changed.
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Weather forecast for Christmas across the United States
The report predicts Christmas weather with stormy conditions in the mid Atlantic and New England, snow flurries in the Great Lakes, and rain in the northwest. Temperatures will be low nationwide, with cold spells observed, while most areas experience generally fair conditions elsewhere.
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Mexican Feminist Council opposes US charity plan
MEXICO CITY dec 23 Mexican Feminist Council adopted resolutions denouncing the Childhood Conservation League of the United States for proposing to spend two to four million dollars annually to influence Mexican affairs. The council argues outside aid is uninvited and would fuel intervention plans while urging Mexicans to solve their own problems.
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Export controls on war munitions to Mexico tightened
The State Department announced new restrictions on export of arms and ammunition from the United States to Mexico. A proclamation and wartime regulations require filings with the State Department, with January 1, 1920, set as the enforcement date and possible stricter future limits. The notice emphasizes the ongoing federal control under the War Trade Board and related acts.
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Cavalry Officers to Join Horse Shows Abroad and at Home
Cavalry officers and enlisted men to participate at government expense in horse shows and fairs in the United States and abroad. Secretary Baker plans to enter a team in the mounted military contest at the Olympic Games in Antwerp and the International Horse Show in London in 1920 to promote breeding of horses suitable for military use. In Marshalltown Iowa, the Times Republican plant and the Marshalltown printing plant were destroyed by a fire early today, causing an estimated loss of 250,000 dollars.
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Mexican Planning Delegation Heads to Central America Talks
A Mexico City report today to the U S Department of Commerce notes closer planning and trade relations with Central America and South American nations. A delegation of businessmen will depart soon to discuss industry lines and competition, with aims to expand cross border commerce and regional autonomy.
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Japan objects to the Supreme Council mandates to Germans
Paris dispatch reports Japan's representatives on the Supreme Council objected to the form of mandates for former German Pacific colonies. The council delayed adoption as Japan pressed to refer the question to Tokyo. Mandates, prepared in London, were divided into type A for the Orient, type B for the Pacific, and type C objections raised by Baron Makai.
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Miners Return to Work in Kansas Strikes
Pittsburg Kansas dispatch reports not all Kansas mine workers who walked out yesterday in protest of Alexander Howat's jailing are returning to work today. Operators' association says some mines have resumed activity while no meeting details have been received for the executive board of the Kansas mine workers Friday to end the strike against the Central Coal and Coke Company. The strike prompted Howat to file a suit from Indianapolis yesterday.
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Valuables Bound for Deported Reds Left With Counsel
New York Dec 24 Powers of attorney by wireless from the Soviet ark Buford may be the only way to recover property left with Isaac Shorr, counsel for deported radicals. Shorr holds bank books, saving certificates, watches and other valuables for clients aboard the Buford. He said no notice of deportation reached him and he could not return the property in person. He urged the government to arrange delivery to owners. Radio powers for attorneys would expedite the process.
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Former Slave Brings Gifts To Veterans
Atlanta dispatch recalls a former slave who became Santa for veterans each Christmas. He funded gifts with his own money and a colonial-era fund, helped by Governor Dorsey officials to sustain the custom. He traveled widely as a sailor and cook before settling in Georgia, sharing stories of hardship, distant cities, and a young servant who saved him on the battlefield.
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Coal price increases hit Consumers in Chicago
Chicago reports coal producers notifying customers of retail price rises 20 to 35 cents per ton tied to a recent bituminous miners wage hike. Dealers say government price safeguards may limit disruption. contracts predated by Garfield order could pass costs to buyers, while others lacking contracts would pay government rates.
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Ten Disguised Men Take Whisky From Wealthy Lake Forest Home
Chicago report of a robbery where ten disguises seized whisky valued at about ten thousand dollars from a summer estate at Lake Forest. A butler was tortured by the culprits for attempting to intervene, and a chauffeur and his wife escaped after being locked in a separate room.
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Wilson calls meeting of wages board to plan inquiry
Washington December 24 President Wilson issued a call for a three day meeting of the spectator commission appointed to investigate wages and coal industry condition. The commission is expected to outline plans for its inquiry which will likely cover all weeks coal output and industry segments.
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