Foch Sailing Home With Gifts From Across America
Marshal Foch bids farewell in New York after touring the United States and Canada, carrying six cases of gifts from Americans. He received honorary degrees, medals, tokens, and a plant promised to be planted on the grave of a fallen son in Indiana.
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Preas
New York
Marshal Foch
America
France
United States
Canada
Germany
Amnerica
Voice of America
American
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf
Paris
Mariana Whldcat
Américan Legionnaires
Yowa
Legion
Anolen
Son
Institute of Minnesota
Institute of Afinnasota
Marshal
Plains
Indiana
Soisssons
Endiana
Meat Growers Say Public Lagging at Fancy Cut Counter
Des Moines December 14 A P dispatch reports meat consumption in the United States has fallen 28 pounds per capita in 28 years. R A Gunn Buckingham tells delegates at the Corn Delt Meat Producers association and Iowa Federated Shippers convention that people prefer cheaper lean cuts. He urges more light cattle feeding and crop rotation. Resolutions are expected to endorse an eat more meat campaign.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
United States
R. A. Gunn
Buckingham
Associaton
Towa Federated Shippers
Railroad Trackmen Overtime Rules Cut After Ten Hours
United States railroad labor board released new rules affecting about a half million workers. Overtime pay will not be time and a half until a 19 hour workday is completed, replacing the former eight hour threshold. The change promises substantial savings in railroad operating costs.
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United Press
Chicago
United States
Vaudeville Court Drama and Police Resignations in Brief
Officer Fred Kunzie performs entertainment for patrons in Evanston Alabama while Marion Ohio sees Patrolman Lloyd Brown resign claiming he cannot be a good Christian and a policeman. The 16th century French inventor Pare is credited with three kinds of artificial tyes.
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United Press
Evanston
Fred Kunzie
Kunzie
Marion, C
Lloyd Brown
Police
Thompson
President Seeks Private American Ship Subsidy Policy
The piece argues for private ownership of an American mercantile marine and a strong push to Congress. It states the goal is a great mercantile nation with its own ships to ensure delivery during stress, acknowledging foreign competition and outlining the need for public understanding.
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Congress
New York
Evan- Ing Post, Inc
Woman Confesses to Killing Doctor in Florida to Avenge Wrongs
Mrs. Charles Raizen admits to shooting Dr. Glickstein in his office on the eve of her marriage to Raizen after years of alleged coercion. She traveled to Florida seeking peace, bought a pistol in Jacksonville, and confessed to her husband before returning to New York. Doctors call her mental state not normal. Police book her on homicide. defense plans cite mental unbalance.
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AED
Raizen
Glickstein
Florida
Jacksonville
Guckstein
Manhattan
Aaron W. Levy
Samuel A. Tannenbaum
France to wait for Germany to recover finances
Paris reports a French official says France is willing to forego cash reparations payments from Germany for now. He notes broad recognition in politics and press that Germany must be aided to restore finances if future indemnity payments are to be demanded.
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France
Germany
Associated Press
Paris
Financelal House
Senate to Hear Hearings on Interstate Commerce and Immigration
Hearings continue in Congress on interstate commerce questions including railroad valuation tests. Discussions touch federal employee reclassification and department appropriations. Caps Hay in Oregon discussed by Rivers and Harbors, while immigration committee debates proposed 3 percent immigration law amendments.
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Congress
United Preas Senate
States
Interstate Commerce
Hay
Oregon
Four Power Pacific Peace Pact Likely to Be Ratified
Washington December 14 The four power treaty appears likely to be ratified by four governments with U S Senate approval the main hurdle Senator Lodge led the fight against the League covenant and warned that the United States would surrender war making power The pact’s structure allows joint and separate action affecting U S interests and raises questions about Philippine self government and independence with regard to future consent and independence promises.
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WM. Jennings Bryan
Washington, D. C
United States
Senate
League of Nations
Lodge
Congress
Great Britain
Japan
France
Pacific
Philippines
Minor Point Only Bars Acceptance of Hughes Plans
Washington December 14. The Washington naval conference neared a final shape with agreements on key limits. The United States Japan and Britain debated substitutions of ships and the 5-5-3 ratio while aiming to preserve Hawaii and Pacific fortifications. Shantung talks paused amid misunderstandings between Japan and China with Chinese demands to abrogate the 1915 treaty and other spheres of influence.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Washington
Sesason
Grain Department
Natsu
Setsu
United States
Colorado
Delaware
North Dakota
Great Britain
Japan
toRay
Hawaii
Pacific
Australia
New Zealand
Dlag
China
Baron Kato
Hughes
Balfour
Mutsu
Shantung Parley
Shantung
Snandal
Sinn Fein Cabinet Delays Ratification Amid Irish Treaty Tensions
The Sinn Fein cabinet postponed ratification of the Anglo Irish treaty as crowds gathered outside University College Dublin awaiting a vote. In London, King George V opened Parliament to address the treaty with Ulster planning to stay out, while communist manifestos stirred Dublin and Miss Krensky recovers from an eye injury.
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Collins
Sinn Fein Parlament
University College
McNeill
Oa.m
Dail
London
George V
St. James
Westminister
Ireland
Commonwealth of Nations
George Harvey
Lloyd George
Ulster
Irish Free State
Belfast
Evening Standard
Ulster Cabinet
James
Standard
Great
Irish Republican Army
de Valera
Ex-Postoffice Robber Held in Arizona for Dubuque
Arizona police hold Edward B Whitney who faces Dubuque and Waterloo charges. Whitney, linked to a 1916 Chicago substation robbery, confessed per postoffice inspectors. He served five years at Leavenworth and was released last June after a prior arrest and escape.
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Arizona
Dubuque
Associated Plans
Phoenix
Ariz
Post-1
Dubuque Sn
Peoria
EL B. Whitney
Whitney
Roy Gardner
Postoffice
Chicago
Federal
Leavenworth
Kan
Waterloo
Edward, B. Whitney
Guardian Lawyer for Baby Guy Arrives in Montreal
Montreal dispatch notes John F Mack of Poughkeepsie N Y named guardian for Baby Guy Stillman arrives for hearings in a divorce suit filed by James A Stillman against Mrs Anne A Stillman. Hearings set for January 11 with a request to bar non legal participants from the Montreal sessions.
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Associated Press
Montreal
John 4. Mack
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Guardian
Guy Stillman
James A. Stillman
Anne A. Stillman
Oper
Wilson Opens Way for Pacific Treaties
President Wilson urges Democratic senators to take a hands off approach to four newer Pacific treaties. He has told them to view the pacts in the context of the conference’s overall disarmament goals and avoid condemning or endorsing them until the conference results are clearer.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Woodrow Wilson
Farm agents urged in European posts report
Washington December 14 outlines thirteen recommendations from a joint congressional commission of agricultural inquiry. They urge legalization of cooperative marketing combinations lower freight rates on agricultural products and establishment of agricultural attaches in European capitals.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Joint
Congressional Commisssion of Agricultural Inquiry
Senate
Troops Halt Marching Women in Crawford County Mine
Reports from Pittsburg and Girard indicate a confrontation as women marching to protect miners' jobs clash with local authorities. Law officers requested state troops to restore order after blasts wrecked Menghini Coal steamer machinery along Drywood Creek.
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Pittsburg
Girard
Milt Gouly
Topeka
Nan
Biagta
Grawford County
Fort Scott
Menghini Coal Company
Central No. 49
General Company
Howat
Columbus
Kan
Alex van der Howat
Kansga
R. K. Crain
Howat Organization
Hewat
Crain
TrMttsburg
Crawford County
Drywood Creek
Hy United Press
Thomas Harvey
van Av Bittnep
George Peck
Intdrum Trihal Miners’ Organization
Llowat Arthizers
Capaldo
Nort
Here
Stillwell
United Mine Workers
Amicon
Mayor Reported Ready to Hand in His Resignation
A Waterloo observer notes the mayor plans to resign, as no appointive officer may serve beyond the upcoming election period. Rumor states John R. Rector, former mayor, is urged as candidate for next March's chief city role, praised for past administration and integrity.
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Pired Tearm
Waterloo
L. Kern
California
John R. Rector
Rector
Pacific four power treaty silence and labor shifts reported
Washington reports show Democratic senators adopting a stance of silence on the Pacific four power treaty while Hughes Balfour and Admiral Kate discuss naval questions. Chicago notes a 10 hour day rule for common laborers.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Hughes
Arthur J. Balfour
Admiral Kate
Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Boston
James M. Curley
John R. Murphy
Baltimore
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
New York
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
American Game Protective Association
Russia
Hoover
House Foreign Affairs Committee
National Assembly
United States
Hungary
Buenos Aires
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