Poison liquor ring led to murder charges in New York
A rush of bootleggers and liquor makers faced federal murder charges as U S agents announced arrests in New York and Connecticut. Adolph Bearelli John Romanelli and Samuel Saiechy were named as主要 figures in a poisonous whiskey distribution tied to multiple deaths. Proceedings set to occur before a U S commissioner as investigations continue nationwide.
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New York
Porter
Adolph Bearelli
Manhattan
John Romanelli
Brooklyn
U. S
Antin- ‘Aker
United Aes
Wwe
Deate
Kawake
Confesees
Eaid
Connecticut
Jharelli
Martford
Bareili
Pateteli
Hartford
Tolsheviki Deny Prepar ing New Offensive Against Poland
Copenhagen dispatch says Moscow offered a message to Poland denying plans for a new Soviet offensive with Chinese aid. Leon Trotsky reportedly planned a major drive against Poland next April, with a military school assisting. London reports India inquiry into Amritsar massacre details. Sir William Beynon defends martial law, says mobs and dismissed acts caused unrest. Testimony covers police, magistrates, and crowd actions in Amritsar and surrounding areas.
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Copenhagen
Moscow
Oey Paltal
Tolsheviki
Veland
Chicane Foren
Adviees
Dacembur
Leon ‘Trotsky
Toland
A. Ay
London
India
Amritsar
William Beynon
Tahore
Dyer
Ganatin
North
Anny
Lalor
Raht Rus
Agelwan
Wilson Commission to Work Out at the White House
Washington officials report a Wilson appointed commission meeting at the White House to outline a program for mine wage adjustments under the 14 percent wage rise and price controls. Members include Henry M. Robinson and Rembrandt Peale with John T White, joined later by Labor Secretary Wilbor. The panel seeks a 60 day report and possible further price increases if needed.
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Washington, Nee
Winan
White Hauge
Thy
Commission Ia
Halociau OG
Lie City Toray
Henry M. Robinson
Pasadena
Cal
Rembrandt Peale
John T White
Wilbon
John G. Keagan
Department of the War
Mr. Wilsot
Anglo American Capitalists Blamed for Fiume Trouble
In Rome on Sunday General Robilant blamed Anglo American capitalists for opposing Italy’s claim to Fiume. He argued they seek Fiume as a central Europe port via a three-part plan to allocate Fiume to Jugoslavia, Danzig to Poland, and Constantinople to Turkey under league oversight. He cited disputes with France and cautioned the inter allied commission’s handling of Fiume and the d Annunzio episode.
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Rome
Italy
Fiume
Robilant
Senate
Europe
Germany
Danzig
Constantinople
Juga- Slavia
Poland
Turkey
League of Nations
League of Natrons
Robilallan Representa[tive
Inter-Ailied
Versailles
Flame
London
Croaa
Tatys
Gemewrai Kobitant
Marshal Fook
Taly
Trallang
France
Waly
Fhime
D’annunzio
Gabriele
d'Annunzio
National Council
Thero
Nnunato
Stobiiani
Albricee
Jiobilant
Mazziotti
Clemenceau
Tne
Eles
Ciraclo
Ted Croag
Iis
M. Clemenceau
Wico
Alsace-Lorraine
Wave of unrest debated at convention in Chicago
At the annual meetings in Chicago several associations including the American Association for Labor Legislation and the American Sociological Association discussed labor and agricultural legislation and national economic problems arising from unrest. John B Andrews outlined that the group would consider U S labor legislation following the recent world labor conference in Washington.
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Chicago
American Ecconomic Association
American Association For Labor Legislation
American Association For Agricultural Legislation
American Sociological Association
American Statistical Association
American Association of University
Economic Association
United States
John B. Andrews
New York
Association
Hineelti
Murder Trial Delays As Prohibition Inspector Hall Stands Trial
Manassas Va December 28 Difficul ty in obtaining a satisfactory juror pool marked the trial of Adam G Hall prohibition inspector charged with murder The venire of 36 men proved inadequate amid widespread feeling against the defendant Demonstrations accompanied Hall and deputies at Winchester last fall Officials took precautions Hall will claim the first shots came from the car Hudson and Shackleford Were killed during a March liquor raid and he will be tried again after a prior mistrial The case centers on whisky traffic and a revolver battle involving the two men and an automobile load of inspectors
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Manassas
Adam G. Hall
Halk
Winchester
Hall
Lawrence D. Hudson
Raymond Shackleford
Hudson
Shackleford
Alame
Ogden Obscure Ordnance Depot Approved for City
Ogden wins a major ordnance depot as one of three national sites with a cost of at least three thousand dollars for buildings and site. The government pays eighty six thousand, citizens guarantee, a two mile by one mile tract on sand ridge is set for the depot, and about one hundred fifty workers will be employed. The depot will store war supplies and feature extensive railroad tracks for fast shipments. Weber county and Ogden Chamber of Commerce drove the project with Utah’s congressmen pledging support.
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Ogden
Ogden Ordnance Depot
United States
Sand Ridge
Ordnance Depot
Ogden Depot
Weberchil
Ogeters Chamber of Cofmerca
Utah
Ceven
Berven
Jnh
Ggney
Atvines
Prenaradnesa
Fujliy
Entah
Dean
Uncle Sam
Cone Merce
Weber
Unites Reter
CeiWereo
Dae Ogden Publelty
Ures
Haisy
Ullea
Warren L. Walth
Woher Cid
Theteden Ultizers
Ostley
Goleone
Congress
Tiwan
Xavier
Washington
Ogi
Wattis
Pacific Caakt Porta
Quilen
Jahouary
Mock meeting debates for a proposed state constitution
A mock three day constitutional convention during a National Monserial League event in Cleveland outlines a plan for Nebraska style governance. Proposals call for a powerful legislature electing a council governor with broad veto and appointive powers and an administrative manager to oversee all departments.
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Cleveland
National Monserial League
Department of the
National Association of Civic Secretaries
American Historical Association
Selene Agsoelatturt
Conaihia Aiong
Mans
Rockettoa
Nebraska
Ama
Athletic Directors Meet to Discuss Sports and Health
Athletic directors from major colleges converge in New York for a series of conferences addressing college sports and student health. The discussions include centralizing athletics under one department, standardizing physical education, and new teaching tests. Secretary Baker will speak on physical fitness as a national asset.
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New York
Willam H. Geer
Harvard
Baker
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Bryan to Tour Country in January
OMAWA Neb Des 29 Willian 4 J Bryan will speak here January 4 on the altitudes of the Democrat party. Friends of Mr Bryan say he plans a few weeks of meetings to discuss the features of nations the peace treaty and other postitie campaign issues.
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Omawa
Nebr, Des
Willian
J. Bryan
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