Hines Moves to Abolish Fuel Restrictions Across Nation
Washington dispatch says bituminous coal use restrictions will be lifted or eased by Monday with many regions to restore train service as coal supply allows. Walker D. Hines directs regional directors to decide on lifting limits while maintaining conservation once normal production resumes.
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United States Railroad Administration
Reginal
Railroad Administration
Indiana
Hines
Walker D. Hines
Rairoad Administration
Boston
Detroit
New York
Restrictions Reopened After Christmas Shopping Surge
The group asked for lifting of limits until Christmas shopping ends and then would submit to the strictest rules to conserve coal.
Delays in Jenkins Case Move Mexico City
The Supreme Court did not settle jurisdiction between Puebla Circuit and federal court over W. O. Jenkins a U S consular agent at Puebla. The Mexican foreign office awaits decision before replying to Washington notes on his release from Puebla penitentiary. Jenkins is out on bail and reports of removal from office are denied.
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Puebla
Federal Court
W. O. Jenkins
United States
Supreme Court
Washington
Jenkins
Protection groups urge elk slaughter near Yellowstone Park
New York December 15 report that the National Parks Association American Bison Society and related groups urged Gov Stewart of Montana to back a massacre of about 5000 elk near the park. They propose a game preserve on the Montana side of Yellowstone to facilitate market uses in a national calamity.
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New York
Yellowstone National Park
Montana
National Parks Association
American Bison
American Game Protective and Propagation Association
Camp Fire Club of America
Stewart
Wheat hits record price in Minneapolis market
Minneapolis reports No 1 dark northern spring wheat selling at 3.40 a bushel after weeks of gains. Millers drive demand as orders remain brisk, pushing prices to historic highs in a market tied to supply constraints and rising costs.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Dean
U S Reforms Get a Severe Jolt
Editorials decry Interchurch World Movement plan to curb Cuban gambling and liquor scenes amid comparisons to American conditions. Cuba's island sports and betting are noted, while self determination cited as crucial for Cuba's liquor policy.
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Interchurch
Tiavana
Interchurch World Movement
New York
United States
Tyterchurch World Movement
Tim &. Inanin
The
Churches On Co-Operation
Latin America
Mayans Ost
Svs
Doctor Inman
Ijuer
Cahn
Allies Will Approve of Few Changes In Conference
At London talks with Premiers Lloyd George and Clemenceau entente leaders agree Mussolini era issues may be handled by the three called Council of Three. Britain to intercede with Washington to ease Versailles reservations. Germany still refuses to sign the peace protocol.
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Clemenceau
Mussina
Paris
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United States
Matin
Senate
Alles
Council of Three
France
Great Britain
Italy
Tauris
John W. Davia
Clemencenn
Lioyd
George
Vittorio Scialoia
Sralota
Rome
Germany
German envoy to discuss Scapa Flow with Britain amid Christmas vote
Echo de Paris reports Bertin government likely to sign a protocol around Christmas as allies must resend notes to Germany. Dr. Haniel von Haimhanusen will lead a delegation to discuss Scapa Flow with experts including Rawateki and Wendemuth with Paul Mueller joining as labor representative. Vossische Zeitung notes Germany seeks rapid peace rather than delays after Entente note. General Reinhardt retires after accountability for 29 sailors. Rome states Premier Nitth rejects intervention in Russia.
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Echo de Paris
Tt 1S
Germany
Bertin
Haniel von Haimhanusen
Washington
Vossische Zeitung
Herr Rawateki
Bremeno
Leatiwizg Wendemuth
Hamware
Paul Mueller
Voseische Zeitung
Gernhinhy
British steamer Messina sinks in North Atlantic distress
A radio report from Boston says the British steamer Messina is sinking 490 miles off Newfoundland and cannot be saved. The 4270 ton vessel departed St John s for Antwerp on December 5, owned by Gull Line Ltd. Mapleleaf is en route to assist Messina and reach it in about 20 hours, while Grangepark ran ashore near Ambrose Channel light on Long Island and issued distress calls.
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Messing
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New Foundland
Messna
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Antwerp
Gull Line Ltd
New York
Messina
Mapleleaf
Meowna
Grangepark
Long Island
Ambrose Channel Light
Miners Return Across Regions as Output Near Normal
Coal operators report 75 percent of miners back in Springfield Indiana and New River district West Virginia with output returning to normal by early next week. Training and transport disruptions ease as Indianapolis and New York rail and fuel rules relax. Montana and Montana camps see mixed returns while volunteers haul coal to ease shortages.
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Dee
Minnoe
Indianapolis
International
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Taylorsville
Farrington
Prank Farrington
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Railroad Administration
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Kanawha
New River
John Gatherin
United Mine Workers
Montana
Billings
Sand Coulee
Great Falls
Bear Creek
Emma Goldman Drops Deportation Fight with Berkman
Emma Goldman, through her attorney, abandoned her Supreme Court bid to avoid deportation to Soviet Russia with Alexander Berkman and about 80 other radicals, ending years of legal wrangling.
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Berkman
New York
Alexander Berkman
Emma Goldman
Supreme Court
Soviet Russia
Mauretania Sails Next Wednesday With 2000 Passengers
London reports the Mauretania will depart next Wednesday carrying about 2000 passengers. The vessel rejected three times that number of would be travelers due to insufficient space.
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America
London
Mauretania
Farm Products Show Big Gain Across Major Crops
Washington reports total value of the nation's principal farm crops at 14.0 billion dollars for the year, up from 12.6 billion last year. Plantings cover 299.1 million acres, down from 356.5 million. December 1 prices set final production values across corn, cotton, and wheat led by corn and closely followed by cotton and wheat.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Bomb Attempt Aimed at General Be Victim in London
A Bolshevik supposes Moscow reports show an assassination attempt on General Be. The general was wounded in both legs when an unknown threw a bomb into his water.
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London
Dee
Moscow
Patel
Will Demand Holland Give Up Ex Emperor
A brief dispatch reports calls in the Netherlands for the return or extradition of the ex emperor. Dutch authorities face international pressure as diplomatic channels consider legal avenues and wartime actions.
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Holland
Allias
Production Better Coal Mining Situation Nearing Normal
Report from Washington indicates miners have returned to work at Lewis and Green mines and production is about 80 percent of normal. Allies drafting note to Holland seeking extradition of the ex Kaiser for trial in Canada related to World War actions.
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Evening Journal
London
Holland
Peror
Spe
Washington, DC
Palmer
Lewis and Green
White House
Germany's Reply Received by Imperial Peace Conference
Germany's note reply reached the German delegates in Parin and was to be delivered immediately to the Imperial Council of the Peace Conference. A separate report notes the Washington Supreme Court upheld wartime actions, keeping the nation on a wartime footing.
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Germany
Bring Back Tabor Kim in Extradition Case Inquest Opens
Lawton Michigan reports indicate Mrs. Sarah J. Tabor and Walter C. Tabor will leave Yreka California in the custody of Deputy Sheriff Th. C. Ker to testify at the reopened inquest Monday. They travel with Prosecuting Attorney H. H. Adams and F. W. Wither on murder warrants.
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Mich
Sarah J. ‘Tabor
Walter C. Tabor
Mandbor
Yreka
Cal
Th. C. Ker
van Buren County
Michigan
H. H. Adams
F. TR. Wither
Stene
SEEKS OLD CROWN FOR SON IN HUNGARY CRISIS
Emperor Chertes urges restoration of monarchy in Hungary as path to political order. He favors allied-backed rule and friendly terms with Gere hung. An aged pensioner dies at benefactor’s doorstep. Mishea OConnell, widow of a Battle Army officer, housed her in secrecy.
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Hungary
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Empern
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