Northwestern Rudo Officers Quit Estonia at Once
Officials of the northwestern Hus gian government say they will withdraw from Estonia immediately. Premier Lianczow announced in reply to Esthonian premier that their presence caused difficulties and that publication of reasons would be improper. The move leaves unclear the fate of Gen. Yudenitch and the northwestern army in Estonia.
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Presa
Dorpat
C. G. Lianczow
Esthonia
M. Lianozow
Hsthonian
Hathonia
Yudenitch
Poltava Taken by Reds from Denikin's Men
Poltava, about 76 miles southwest of Kharkov, captured by Bolshevik forces from Denikin's troops, per Maxim Litinoff. Denikin raids reported elsewhere show 2,500 prisoners taken in rear actions near Kamyshin Dec 1–9. Western Army head resigns as Gen. Sakaroff leaves due to illness. Gen. Kappel to lead.
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Associated Press
Copenhagen
Poltava
Khrakov
Denikine
Maxim Litinoff
Kharkov
London
Kamyshin
Danikine
Berditchev
Irkutsk
Vladimir Sakaroff
Omsk
Gen. Kappel
Injunctions Served in Waterloo Liquor Cases
Sheriff and deputies served notices of injunction this afternoon on 40 persons and places from which liquor was seized in yesterday's raid in Waterloo. Liens will be filed to secure a $160 tax per case totaling $6,000 for the quarter. Citizens of Waterloo are complainants. assist from the attorney general handles the matter. Evidence was gathered by Cedar Falls warrants and secret service investigators who were in Waterloo for months.
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John B. Hammond
Department of Justice
Waterloo
Offce
P Bouton
Ditterhav
Kaxue
California Northern
Middle County
Southern
Oregon
Bish
Eantern Clothing
Congress Daily Paper Costs $1,900 a Day Is Waste
Washington December 13 Congress Daily Paper costs $1,900 a day and is wasteful. Vice President Marshall suggested suspending the Congressional Record during the paper shortage. Some lawmakers urge trimming size by economy in leave to print. Estimated daily cost runs about $1,800 with 32,000 circulation and $100 daily printing and distribution.
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Washington, D. C
Congressional Record
Marshall
Walsh
Massachusetts
Draft evaders lose court fight in Milwaukee
In Milwaukee on December 13 Stev ens Point draft evaders lost a court case brought by Emil Lanle seeking 20 000. Lanle was wounded during the arrest attempt in a gun battle with the Kroeger brothers. Damages of 6015 were awarded for wounds. Defendants included Mrs Caroline Kroeger and Leste Kroeger with Ennis Kroeger killed and Louis at large. Mrs Kroeger faces espionage act indictment.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Stevens Point
Emil Lanle
Kroeger Brothers
Lania
Caroline Kroeger
Leste Kroeger
Ennis Kroeger
Louis
Mrs. Kroegers
Coal Shortage, Weather Hit Mines Across North America
Severe cold and snow cripple coal supplies from Washington to Montana as miners face holidays and superstition delays. West’s deep freeze drives trains late. Wyoming blizzards disrupt lines. Cordwood profiteering case draws attention as Ohio and Illinois splits threaten strike settlement. Montana miners refuse to return until official notice arrives.
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Pacific Northwest
Plains
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Utah
Nebraska
Montana
Wyoming
Dakotas
Colorado
Iowa
Minnesota
Kansas
Plains States
Union Pacific
Gregory
Dailan
S. D
Eli
Willard
Jess Willard
Ohio
Illinois
Indianapolis
Pittsburgh Lifts Ban on Fuel and Union Diggers Return
The report from Pittsburgh on December 18 states not more than ten percent of Monongahela river mine union workers had returned to work. Fuel restrictions in Pittsburgh were lifted on December 13, with operators predicting coal output would rebound but not reach normal levels until next week.
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Pittsburgh
Associated Press
Monongahela River
DUN
New York
Jen
Ming
Settlarseng
Loronouys
Atoly Dock
Business Tire
Alx Weels
Chesapeake
Ohio
Conameroua
American Car & Foundry
Bermbrod
W. D. Bur
Ado Dick
Southern Railway
Washington, D. C
Studebaker Co
Pema
Mississippi Valley
Ferenes
Union Pacific
Silliva
Chicago
jUnitead
United States Steel
Ind
Mitch Copper
Dads
Westinghoven Electric
Willys-Overlind
Tminols Central Ku Rlep
Tewagaeas Kop, Tron & Steal
Sinclair Oil & Metining Southern Pacific
Neeeee
Liberals May Offer Presidency Nominee in 1920 Campaign
St Louis dispatch reports tentative Liberal plans for a third party to run a 1920 presidential candidate. A national conference ended with a July 1 convention to nominate, five districts, and a committee of 48 to organize. Efforts aim to fuse Labor and farmers groups, while preserving a non radical liberal stance.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
United States
Committee of 48
Labor Party
Farmers
League
J. A. H. Hopkins
Morristown
N. J
Kansas Mine Troops May Leave Shown to Governor
Pittsburg Kansas December 12 Gov Henry J Allen informs Col BE Lewis commander of 600 troops at the coal mine operation that the soldiers are no longer needed. It is expected the troops will depart Pittsburg Monday.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Kan
Henry J. Allen
Col
BE. Lewis
United States
Pitteburg
Lady Astor Warns U S Women On World League Exit
Lady Astor told a Plymouth audience she could not believe the United States would pull out of the League of Nations and urged American women to understand war’s consequences before U S withdrawal. Advertising is always NEWS.
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Associated Press
Plymouth
Eng
Lady Astor
America
League of Nations
United States
Planets May Trigger Calamity Sparks Cuban Student Protest
Five hundred university students in San Juan Puerto Rico petition for a recess starting December 12 to stay with their families as fears spread over a predicted earth calamity tied to the December 17 planetary alignment. Harvard astronomer Dr. Harrlan T. Stetson dismissed the prophecies as hot air.
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Associated Press
San Juan
Porto Rico
New York
Harr
Lan T. Stetson
Harvard: Astronomical Laboratory
Seteson
50 Per Cent Of Normal Output In Indiana Mines
Indianapolis dispatch reports Indiana coal mines nearly back to normal output with 50 percent of normal yesterday. Most miners returned to work. a few still out expected to resume by Monday. United Mine Workers says bituminous districts generally complied with return-to-work instructions under the Indianapolis agreement.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
United Mine Workers of America
Fresh Setbacks Hit Corn Prices and Livestock Rally
Chicago reports mixed livestock and grain edges with hogs rising to 29.45 top and cattle easing. Receipts for hogs and cattle show week‑to‑week shifts as feeders and packers adjust amid ongoing market weakness and government crop influences.
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Onana
Wer
Independence Robbery Trial Details and Market Highlights
Independence reports on Charles Fn and accomplice Clarence Frans facing robbery charges with bail set at 1 000 and 2 000 dollars respectively. Sioux City livestock market notes hog and cattle prices, receipts, and weekly shifts. mixed loads and wheat/stock movements referenced. Victim’s whereabouts unknown, police pursuit ongoing as of December.
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Independence
Charles Fn
York
Clarence Frans
Sioux City
Andrew
Chales
Warn
Tory
Victory
M. Tu. Thte
Waterloo
Dulk
Joan Hpiscopal Church
Booze Slap at Cuba From N Y Brings Retort
St Joseph Missouri dispatch notes editorials from Cuban and New York papers on Cuba’s gambling and prohibition. It cites El Diario de La Mañana and Bee commentary arguing Cuba’s gambling limits are not worse than the United States. It mentions sports betting bans and public sentiment on Cuba as a dry visitor destination.
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St. Joseph
Manhas City
Kansas City
Slibp
Associated Press
Cuba
United States
el Diario da la Matina
Weekly Grain and Provision Review For Sale
Chicago market week overview notes scarce grain stock and falling oats prices, with several new and modern houses offered amid cold weather and fuel restrictions. Corn movement to primary centers, pork demand uncertain, livestock and farm properties discussed, including a 9 acre tract with a large house and outbuildings.
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Chicago
Creas
Ted
Com
Reading
Willeel
Mossip
Manefield
Missouri
17 TOTAL DEAD IN FLOODS SOUTH LIKELY TO STAND
Atlanta dispatch reports rapid recession of floodwaters in Macon Georgia and Montgomery Alabama ending the worst conditions on southern rivers. Heavy damage in Montgomery's industrial district, submerged up to ten feet. Mississippi and other Alabama Georgia flood areas show improvement and the death toll likely will not rise.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Macon
Montgomery
Ala
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
Ex-Emperor Charles Seeks Monarchist Restoration for Austria
Geneva reports former Emperor Charles says monarchy is the only path to restore Austria-Hungary’s internal order. He will not run but will back his son under monarchist tutelage with Allied support, and opposes a union with Germany as ruinous to Austria.
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Associated Press
Geneva
Austria-Hungary
Charles
Here
Germany
Austria
Emma Goldman and Berkman Expected to Go to Russia
New York report says Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman, held at Ellis Island pending deportation, expect to be sent to Russia within a week. Officials deny orders yet, but acting immigration head Byron H. Uhl hints the department has plans. Goldman had agreed to drop legal actions and joked about turning the Statue of Liberty.
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Associated Press
New York
Emma Goldman
Alexander Berkman
Ellis Island
Russia
Island
Department of Labor
Byron H. Uhl
Weinberger
Grain quotes from Peoria and Minneapolis markets
Peoria corn prices ease by two cents with No 1 white at 1.427 and No 4 white at 1.2994. No 4 yellow 1.38, No 2 mixed oats 0.734. Minneapolis wheat cash No 1 northern 5.05 to 5.15, No 3 white oats 0.794 to 0.810, plax at 4.90 to 5.00.
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Chicago
Feoria
Peoria
Minneapolis Grain
Minneapolis
Minn
Northern
Toledo Market Roundup Shows Mixed Commodities and Ads
Toledo seeds and futures data mix with scattered Want Ads from New York and Waterloo markets. Prices for cotton, potatoes, coffee, and various agricultural goods appear alongside real estate, livestock, and miscellaneous classifieds, reflecting a busy early 20th century market and urban classifieds page.
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