Public attention on open sessions of foreign relations panel
Idaho senator presses for open hearings as four power treaty lines up for Senate action. The Foreign Relations Committee may reveal details of reservations and past secret sessions with Secretary Lansing. Democratic and Republican members mix in a forecast of the committee’s lineup shaping the treaty fate.
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Foreign Relations Committee
Washington
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Lansing
Wilson
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Terding
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Connecticut
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California
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Moses
Nev Tranpshire
Ketlogg
Minnesota
Motormick
Hilhois
Wareworth
New York
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Williams
Mississippi
Swansea
Virginian
Pomerone
Ohio
Wittman
Nevada
Shields
Tennessee
Shiels
Red Threats Amid Protests Reported Abroad
The Bealitree press notes acord Sacco and Vanzetti Case as crowds in Porto face alleged proletariat protests. Guards reinforce the U S embassy and Merrick home as security tightens amid tensions and militant presence warned by authorities.
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Vanzetti
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Merrick
Floods Cut San Diego Rail Traffic Halted
Heavy rains flood the region washouts suspend railway service to San Diego and Arizona lines. The last train from Los Angeles reached Santa Ve Sunday as flood damage halts horse races at Tlanane and disrupts local rail traffic.
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Arizona
Rail freight idle as business downturn cited by association
The American Railways association reports ongoing idle freight cars due to weak demand. Of the total, 271,221 are surplus cars in storage with potential immediate service if conditions improve, compared with 52 on December 7.
Business Outlook Mixed as Winter Totals Rise Slowly
New York December 27 A sharp temperature drop in the East lifted demand for heavy goods and helped clear some stockpiles. Holiday trade exceeded expectations in many cases but overall turnover remained below last year. Dealers press for conservative action amid slower consumer buying and cautious commitments, while the year-end readjustments leave the commercial situation reassuring for the coming year.
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New York
Mass of Army For Treaty Urges Meetings of Ratification
Bishop of Cloyne calls for immediate church and parish meetings to ratify the peace treaty with Great Britain. He cites public opinion and urges representatives in the Dail to respect the popular will, while extremists threaten to split the parliament.
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Benamis
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O'Kelly
Wren
Chone
Troma
Belfast shooting spurs night of clashes and casualties
Reports from Belfast describe shootings and disturbances through the night and into the day. Bellevue Street saw exchange of fire with police, one officer wounded. In Clemmings Street armed men shot a civilian at William Mardéck, while another civilian was fired upon near Marrow hone area.
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William Mardéck
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Treet
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Marrow Hone
John Ghe
Heli Apeth
Aerions
Thousands Arrested in India After Wales Reception
London reports thousands arrested in India following a hostile reception to Wales upon arrival, amid denials of any proclamation of a republic. The tumult centers on tensions between Indian authorities and Welsh visitors, with officials insisting no republic declaration occurred.
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Thonenunds
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Tatentin
Talia Wilew
Indist
Riots in Cairo Leave Twelve Dead and Military Clampdown
Reports from Port Said describe a breach of the ice cordon and rioting in Cairo as British forces intervene to restore order. Navy flotilla movements toward Upper Egypt are noted while police and military impose suppression and threaten to shoot to prevent further disturbances.
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Peace Pact Hopes Dim as Submarine Armament Debate Rages
Irish favor peace pact while Britons grow pessimistic as talks at the international conference stall over submarine tonnage. Hughes suggests limits around 600 to 94,000 tons, with France seeking up to 100,000 and Japan and Britain opposing hard caps. France and Italy back the British plan in part, while Japan aligns with France against limited tonnage.
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Italy
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Prance
Alsa
Hughns
China Policy at Conference Delays Far East Issues
Conference discussions on China linger as delegates weigh the authority of Gen Chang Tse Lin and the Peking cabinet resignation. Eight nations other than China conclude China is not yet ready for concessions and push for firmer measures on sovereignty and autonomous administration.
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Far East
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Chang Tse Lin
Four Die in Kentucky Gun Battle in Knox County
Four men died and one was severely wounded in a gun fight at Elys, Knox county. The dead include Russ Baker Barbourville chief of police Tim Pine and Jim Bodkins all of Barbourville and Chick Bodkins of Hirs. Another Bodkins is reported badly wounded.
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Tim Pine
Jim Bodkins
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Navy Calls Off Atlantic Maneuver Over Fuel Shortage
Washington report says the projected joint maneuver of the Atlantic Fleet from Penuma Bay to Merch has been canceled due to a shortage of funds for fuel. The decision affects plans for February exercises and involves Navy leadership and the Atlantic fleet.
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Washington
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Debs Unchanged in Attitude After White House Visit
Debs told President Harding that three years in prison did not change his convictions and that he remains a world citizen. Attorney General Daugherty described the exchange, noting no unusual conditions on commutation and discouraging commercializing Debs’s notoriety. The case may prompt forthcoming public reinforcements of Debs’s alleged law violations.
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White Mouse
Waites
United States
Train Hits Auto Killing Woman and Child in Collision
A wreck at First Avenue entangles a private car in a fatal crash with an Awrews, Flgiy & Chicage electric train. Barbara Gillion, five, of St. Charles, and Walter Gillion, thirty-five, died. Herman Glos, driver, and Jennie Glos, his wife, sustain internal injuries. Anna Allison, seventy, mother of Mrs. Glos, also injured.
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Anna Allison
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Wales Arrives at Calcutta Amid Hartal Reception
The prince of Wales arrived in Calcutta from Patna to a strong turnout despite a hartal that kept many Indian residents away from the procession. Later he attended events where attendance was high, including church services, and spent Christmas aboard the cruiser Southampton.
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Prince of Wales
Patna
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Southampton
New US Silver Dollar Designs Include Broken Sword
Washington reports mint workers in December began striking the new silver dollars with two designs. One shows an American eagle with a broken sword, while the other features a broken sword alone. The second design was accepted for circulation starting December 30.
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Washington
Walter Sai
America
Mystery poisoning claims three in Cleveland home
A Cleveland family is dead from an unknown poison with Lillian Ambrusinski thirty one and her two children William eleven and Jean eight among the deceased. Felix Ambrusinski thirty two, the husband, is hospitalized with poor prospects of recovery. A lodger found the scene after knocking and summoning aid.
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Exiles Return to Mexico Amid Carranza Faction Flux
The War department notes a steady stream of returning Mexican exiles from various political stripes. Many are Carranza loyalists who held important posts, with others from the opposition following, as hopes of exile revival fade.
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War Department
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Preying Colonels Triumph Over Arizona In Muddy Clash
The Danville college team nicknamed the Preying Colonels routed the University of Arizona 38–0 amid a muddy field. A Clarkdale Ark storm killed eight colored residents and one white man, injured many, with widespread farm damage reported in the area near Memphis.
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