Mexicans Texas Men Carranza Forces In Control Tale
Houston reports two American Petroleum Co employees Earl Bowles and P J Rolle murdered near Port Lobos Mexico by bandits. Texas men from Houston and Beaumont. officials seek Mexican government action and detail. We note Carranza controlled territory and unconfirmed reports of cross border movement by General Guajardo.
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Department of State
Mexico City
Tanerpico
Carranza
Houston
Tex
International Petroleum Company
Port Lobos
Mex
Momus
P. J. Rolle
Karl Bowles
Gulf Refining Company
Beaumont
Tampico
Texas Company
Eagle Pass
Alberto Guajardo
Tuesta
Rio
Court Appearance Notes in Jenkins Case
The record notes Jenkins appearing in court with state prosecutor Julie Mitchell present and Indian witnesses against Jenkins also in attendance.
Berger Thrown Out Of Jersey City Socialist Speaker
Victor Berger Milwaukee Socialist and former congressman was ordered from Jersey City by police while planning a Socialist meeting. He challenged the chief, vowed to sue, and was escorted by detectives to the Lackawanna ferry before leaving by boat.
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Jersey City
Milwaukee Socialist
Victor Berger
Milwaukee
Congress
House
Berger
Battersby
Sue
Lackawanna Ferry
Bar Planned on South Haven Steamer City of Miami
The after deck bar with regulation tress and mahogany fillings is part of refitting plans for a new fleet of fast steamers between southern points and Havana. The vessel City of South Haven has been rechristened City of Miami and was to be purchased by the navy for war service. It previously ran Chicago to South Haven, Michigan.
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Quincy
Mass
Jon
City of South Haven
New York
Milwaukee
Southern Points
Havana
City of Miami
Navy Department For
War Service
City of
South Hanweo
Chicago
South Haven
Mich
Flood Displaces 7000 As Seine Reaches Crest
Paris reports seven thousand homeless as floods crest on the River Seine. Another 21,000 are jobless due to high water. Water receded overnight. officials say dry weather could restore normal conditions by week’s end.
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Seine
Paris
Senate votes for Navy medal investigation amid controversy
Senate committee votes 10 to 1 to authorize a full committee probe of naval war decorations. Senator Walsh opposes. Senator Swanson supports investigation. House panel delays action due to death of chairman’s son and plans a joint probe to follow.
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House Committee
Washington
Jun. T
Senate
Haral Affairs Committee
Walsh
Bem
Montana
Swanson
Denn
Virginia
House
Mirud
Uiat
Padgett
Repri&t
Daniels
Tavel Board of Awards
Brewers Prosecution Follows Supreme Court 2 3 Beer Ruling
Washington and New York report the Supreme Court upholding the Volstead Act provisions on 2.75 percent beer. DOJ prepares prosecutions for those who sold beer since Oct. 28. prior pre Volstead manufacturers face dismissal, with new trials to start. A St Louis writ of supersedeas nullifies an injunction for local brewers as the 2.75 percent beer issue continues amid war time prohibition.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Department of Justice
New York
United States Supreme Court
Enyeay
Emory
Buckner
Vet
Mark
State district judge allows limited beer production
The court order by Judge Pallock permits manufacture and sale of 2.75 per cent alcohol beer while an application for a writ by the U S district attorney is processed. Brewers plan to begin production as soon as the supersedal writ is issued.
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Pallock
United States
Bolshevik Capture of Mariupol Port Reported
Wireless from Moscow claims Bolsheviks seize Mariupol port in Ekaterinoslav governorate 63 miles from Taganrog. Odessa bourgeoisie flee as Bolshevik army advances with large numbers reportedly heading to Constantinople and exorbitant prices paid for cattle and steers.
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Tendon
Mariiupol
Ekaterinoslav
Taganrog
Odessa
Kholshevik
Moscow
Constantinople
Hoover defends US credit role against European propagandists
New York January 7 Herbert Hoover telegraphed to headquarters to counter European propaganda about US credits. He argues that high taxes cover needs and no new loans are required beyond secondary measures to avert hunger. He says Europe’s bread shortage is overblown and warns against hysteria on both sides of the Atlantic.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Wich
Europe
United States
Hoover
Hoover Compines
America
Labor Department seeks 1 million for alien radicals
Washington reports the labor department asks Congress for a 1 million dollar fund to enforce laws against alien radicals and 150 thousand for their deportation. The Buford voyage to northern Europe carries 249 radicals bound for Russia, with landing unsure.
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Washington
Congress
Labor Department
Ships liquor to Germany from Lexington estimates
Joseph Wolf of Chicago president of the J F Tepper Distilling company announced shipment of 1000 barrels and 10000 cases of whisky to coast ports for export to Tienburg Germany. About 2000 barrels and 20000 cases remain at the plant with uncertain disposition. Wolf hopes the government will devise a plan for distillers to dispose of surplus stock.
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Lexington
Joseph Wolf
Chicago
J. F. Tepper Distilling Company
Tienburg
Germany
Wolf
Isadore Evelesky Arrested as Alleged Communist
A Department of Justice special agent arrested Isadore Evelesky in Kansas City Missouri on telegraphic word from Springfield Massachusetts Evelesky had lived in that state since coming to the United States from Russia in 1918 and was alleged to be a Communist party member.
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Department of Justice
Congress
Mnst
New York
Communist Party of
Bolshevist
Russia
Losk
Joint Legislative Committee
United States
Communist Party
Springfield
Mass
Kansas City
Isadore Evelesky
Evelesky
Uils County
Liussia
Warrant Issued for Brown Slayer in Michigan Mystery
Mount Clemens Michigan Attorney General Groesbeck announced a first degree murder warrant issued for Lloyd Prevost a close friend and cousin of the slain J Suntey Brown He has been questioned since the inquiry began and the missing money belt and a pistol believed used in the slaying have surfaced The inquiry also uncovered a new lead suggesting another person may be involved with authorities withholding details as the case unfolds.
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Mount Clemens
Mich
Jan, T
Alex. Groesbeck
Lloyd Prevost
J. Suntey Brown
Prevosg
Brown
Main
Groesbeck
de Fe Charce
Aroey
Grovsbeck
Mount Cleans
Mexican Officer Charged in Serious Case
Gabriel Porter identified as victim in incident involving Mexican officers. A suspect known as Bul Let to Deport Russ is connected to the case. Authorities pursue details and potential charges as investigations continue.
Demand Kaiser Allies Formally Demand Ex-Emperor The Fifteenth
Washington January 11. Gabriel Porter an American employed by the Penn Mexican Oil Co was shot and killed by a Mexican federal officer today in the capital.
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Fivening
Ournal
Washington, D. C
Jan Ti
Gabriel Porter
Penn: Mexican Oil Co
Warrant Issued for Arrest and Deportation of Soviet Ambassador
The Department of Justice orders the arrest and deportation of Ludwig Martens, acting as ambassador of the Russian Soviet government, marking a decisive legal move in U S policy.
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Washington
DD. C
Dan
Ludwig Martens
Department of Justice
Extradi tion of former Kaiser eyed for mid January
Allies press for the former Kaiser’s extradition with a decision expected from The Hague around January 15 amid wartime diplomacy and shifting alliances.
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Kaiser
Hague
Dame Uary
Lenin Offers New Peace Proposal to Allies
Bolshevist premier Nikolai Lenin has made a new peace offer to the allies. Colonel Tallents the British representative in the Baltic states is taking the proposal to London for consideration.
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Stockholm
Nikolai Lenine
London
Colonel Tallents
Baltic States
Lettish and Polish forces advance after Dvinsk evacuation
A Moscow wireless Soviet communique says Bolshevist forces evacuated Dvinsk under pressure. Lettish and Polish armies push along the Pskov railway toward Riga, opening rail links between Riga and Dvinsk as their campaign continues on this front.
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London
Jan. T
Bolshevist Arty
Dvinsk
Moscow
Pskov
Dyinsk
Riga
Dwinswk
Supreme Court decision on women and cigarette smoking
The Supreme Court Justice ruled that tobacco use by women is not evidence of bad character. The decision, delivered in a separation case, rejects the notion that finding cigarettes among a wife's belongings proves moral fault. It notes that many respectable women smoke and permits possession of cigarettes.
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New York
Supreme Court J Ian
Suffrage Amendment Ratified by Providence Legislature
The federal women suffrage amendment was ratified by the Providence legislature. The ratification resolution passed the house by 598 to 0 and soon after was approved by the senate with a single voting session. Rhode Island becomes the twenty third state to ratify the federal amendment.
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Providence
L. Jan. T
Senate
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