davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington herald., 1920-12-20
81, 500, 900 on Canadian Roads

F. c. Biggs, Ontario minister OF
public works, in a statement at OF
iowa recently said that his depart
ment during the past season had
expended nearly s4.500.o00 on good
roads. Progress has been made on
the provincial highway running
from Windsor to the Quebec border,
as wen as on the Prince of Wales
highway. connecting up the Cana
dian capital with the New York
State highway system at ogdens-
burg. '-. ..... 80.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-20
FiUe Sailors Adrift
In Channel for Days
Special cable Dispatch to
The Washington Herald.


LONDON. Dec. 1s.-After drifting
for five days on former German
destroyer in the English Channel
without fresh water or food, FIVE
British seamen were landed in Ply
mouth today by a British destroyer
which rescued them after an Ameri-
can steamer. the Merry Mount, had
sighted the signals of the men.
While being towed from Cher
bourg to Bristol Channel the vessel
went adrift through a hawser part
ing In bad weather. The tug COL
lided with the destroyer while en-
deavoring to get another line
aboard, received damage to her bow
and was forced to make for port.
With candles and a cap the i've
members OF the crew sent out light
signals which the American captain
sighted.
.tcspyrisht, Sls2e. Public Islsss. cs.)
The Washington herald., 1920-12-20
KNOCKED DOWN
AND KICKED.
Think Band of Women.
Stole Young Duncan

PARIS, Dec. ia band of wom-
en- kidnapers is believed by the
Paris police to be responsible for
the disappearance Of Raymond Dun
can. the l5-yesr-old son Of Raymond
Duncan. bother Of Isadora Duncan,
widely known American dancer.
Young Duncan left his residence
in the Montmartre the day before
yesterday, and has not been seen
since. The boy was clad in Grecian
robes, and wore sandals. the same
costume his father Affects at all
times. xo
The Washington herald., 1920-12-20
By III. c. BRETHERToN.
Special Cable Dispatch to
The WashinEton Herald.

DUBLIN. Dec. 19.-Now that the
Irish peace boom has collapsed. it
may be as well be said that the
peace clamor in Ireland came from
the pocket. not from the heart. and
was four-ffths due to the stoppage
of the railways and only one-fif;h
due TO disgust with violence and
bloodshed.
Now that the railway men are
going back TO work, trade with
England is to be resumed in full
and the victims of reprisals will
again be the only persons whose
moral support of or, apathetic indif-
ference to the Irish republican cam
paign of ambushes and assassina-
tions with cost them anything. The
closing down of the Irish railways
had nearly settled the Irish Ques-
tion. Resumption OF all services
will postpone Irish peace six months
at the very least.
Meanwhile the war goes merrily
on. yesterdays contribution being
three ambushes. two attacks on po-
lice barracks, two burnings, one
raid on the mails and one murder
by armed and disguised men. Sir
Nevil Macready has issued an order
declaring that assaults on the per-
sons or property of civilian inhib-
itants and the forcing of sentries
guarding prisoners or property or
the striking of a sentry on duty
are punishable with death. II is
expected this order will have salu-
tary effect in stopping reprisals. as
the intention is to enforce il rig
orously.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-20
Part of Astor Estate to Vets.

LONDON, Dec. 1s.-Msj. Astor,
brother of Lord Astor, and who is
a candidate for Parliament at Dover
by election. has turned a portion of
the Astor famiiy's famous estate,
HEAVIER Castle. in Kent, over to ex-
service men blinded in the war,
who are running a cooperative
poultry farm. according to an an
nouncement today.
(cepyrsht lseo, Public Ledger Coz
The Washington herald., 1920-12-20
Ship Reported in Distress.

MARSHFIELD, Ore, Dec. 19.-An
unidentified vessel. supposed to be
the schooner Svea, was in distress
today off Coos Bay. She was sight
ed by the coast guard station late
yesterday after she had lost her
deckload of lumber but darkness
came on soon after. she was sighted.
A heavy sea was running during
the night. The coast guard will
make a search for the vessel today.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-20
Canada Farmers Pool Wheat.

Western Canada's> farmers pro-
jected wheat selling pool will en-
brace a crop of 100. 1000, 900 bushels
from s,50O,00O acres of land in Mani
toba, Saskatchewan and Alberta If
the present plans are contaminated,
says a dispatch from Calgary, AL
berta- 1t is hoped to handle next
years yield.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-20
Canada Pulp Export Profitable

A gain OF over s4sooo. 600 in the
value of exports of Caaada's pulp
and paper has heen made in the
first seven months of the fiscal year,
the total from April to October 81
being s1os.9os,4s1. says an ottowa
dispatch. The great bulk of 1t went
to the United StateA
The Washington herald., 1920-12-20
Journalist Is British Editor.

LONDON. Dec. IS. - Sir Philir
Gibbs, the noted war correspondent
has been named editor Of the Eng
lish Review of Reviews. owned by
Maj. David Davies, the wealthy
Welsh coal owner. who founded the
Woodrow Wilson history chair OF
oxford.
(cegyrisht, isss. Public Lslse csl
The Washington herald., 1920-12-20
FIGHTING
AS PEACE HOPES
FADE FOR IRISH
Ambushes, Attacks and
Raids Continue Over
Weekend.

CORK, Dec. Ie.-Tcsay the
bishops order e1communicatins
from tho church all those who
participated I'm recent ambush
ing of police and military was
read in all Catholic churches.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-20
Special Wireless Dispatch
TO The Washington Herald.

LONDON. Dec. 19.-Emil Pezolt
and David P. Scanlon, American sea-
men on the American merchant ship.
West Canon, which has just left
Cork harbor for Newport News, Vir-
ginia, were held up and robbed Of
their passports and papers by men
of the auxiliary police corps in Cork.
Pezolt was attacked and beaten.
according to the American Consul.
Governor-General Strickland, who is
in charge OF the troops at Cork, ex-
pressed regret at the occurrence, hut
declared that il would be difficult to
find the men guilty OF the act as the
auxiliary corps had been moved from
Cork.
According to Pezolt's story, he
was held up by the patrol of the
auxiliary police when he was on hts
way to join his ship. 1t was before
curfew. Pezolt was halted and told
to hold up his hands. He was
searched and his passport and dis
charge papers taken from him.
KNOCKED DOWN
AND KICKED.
Another patrol came up and one
of them on learning Pezolts nation
ality said to him: ''Oh, you're a
damned Yank." and knocked him
down. When he was down, accord
ing TO sailor, several others
kicked him. ...-...
Copyright, 1890, by Public Ledrer Wireless
Servioe,l,
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fUGNlIlRE

Z have The folloelhf furniture which slI ne anld
W.ip,,dsy and Thnrday. krHgrtn. hri 80,
rsnsc olcrtrir uashof. Hoover cirluc- 30 iUt OF
hr-s, lam moprr and garden tool. 1929 " Go
inrbih. tso hl0r's nof,h u Twins rHH monument
FOR SALE Detroit Jewel gas range.
Phone Osagc iOO4.
RREAKFAST set and oak davenport
good az new, 4o2 south Houston.
A RARGAIN. Loycly mahogany bed
room suite; duotold aud chairs,
GOOD as new Can az 240N Federal
sireet in afttrnoon only
ONE five-room house of furniture,
WiU sell any part rugs library Ia
bIe. drossers and beds rockers
stove. mattress or any other part
ynu wish IN going cheap. Don't fail
to can 2O5 Easl Fourth The sale
starts at . A. ~,
IN ENrT --nrnnHelr rus tA9 mon ben
-ag can 90 . DETROIT
zoNE furniture FOR sale e5ii D. THIRD
Phons 2, can for Mrs. higglnbotham.
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Brand New Bungalow
$7,250 With $1,250 Down

Brand u9w six room bungalow, good
basement. fun east front lot on paw
ing I'm restricted district, oak floors
finish. plenty electric sockets built
i'm features in Kitchen. nicely deco
rated, ceiling ana side electric fix
lures beautiful mantol, large closets
and fine arrangement IouNl never
beat this-beiter price for cash
equity, immediate possession.
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PERSONAL PROPERTY


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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-28

BEST RNRCNN iU s'ght 'lHr Irre room,. duplex
high south inl rlH front ro-nrT. yell, un c,-
'Iuy. h'nek and hair from l0ng'rlNa school. only
'1pgo. terms 81 900 and siu per month. not
auv niDrr NIr No. Better scc " Nven quick
4u1 Ruh,ns1n R'ir
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


The best part of Michigan Tor sale '.
''ddr NiI ra'-" Eo'f Erh.us tiotk. i!u.'
o., WV. W'l l'H'tH I''t' ,.l'1al. '''
a. lf"l. 7,.',,.,rr,"
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.a' ,,'.s ..,, ' """''" "N
nv 'i'i' 'h "'. '''''
FOR SALL-li ioo0 acres ~ fine land.
not cleared. within s fine ,ubacoo snd
rcach growing section % North Caroline
me Mai.i lh, }'tt r,nnl "ul,n 10 .nl,e.
Wy ''l.'' ''.D1t Iht = e..
t."'' fI va i i',.' I'm, ,n t,,,',, 4
dIai, vicinity srIUra fpf from tis 90 100
uer aero mot cleared. hllf mile from the
WatbiuEtou. Atlanta highway. make offcr
for cesA or terms. "a g. Berry. Hart
N.He.
1000 A'ReN small tracts. southcsstern
'k'ah.m" coal olh triurc. i'rm,uE
I"ud tl' per aero F"r pafutuIafH
"f.t' 'f'"uaEh- ,AioN"l. 1kl'
LUCKY ~ you set th.s 2N-scrc farm
Vu-' ~ lhr,r good town. N, mIct
lev A,Is.,5r, E,p icon VGgpi,I, sr,tNsr,
r,.IrGsd f.rJ Tr..'fI'sri. is.r and DE
from rock nue Tor truck fruit chickens
"'. "a great bargain Co. fhusc uuy Who
nave 200 land fr'." hlI'. flh U'r month
~'nI r'. .W"h' .n i.r.' ''.l.r hnd icyc 4
It.,,fi.r" .ta y, if..,,r1 p,,,,',,,
80,
'Nhl fNhN ?" A' 'N' acre D'fF valley Iiod
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CORNER 10, NrIDN 1iOSiio feet
hnHf block FROM frtukaEc. seven u'
,lFIf uIntht tr.n business center. nur
Lowell .Iic. has several old building whi.u
are rented for ft3O month. sln.ooo UaHn
handles. balance carried nu pruperr
Phone psaEc HtGI So. j. Henry.
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~ -INL~s ritOrEUTY

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h' MISS iNpfINIh ~
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..... H.... g.. 600. vlI rent fur
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center n". '.irer 1ruo'. "t,
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nl..usa, BOTH r' .icfn. s,,les. g.,d ,,,'.
.f .4f.. nu, rautr.L .n,f. d. 5ar,E
80. nnu t. tbori fIr. nt.. So Zoo
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IHII. In..y tuI Investment can uan
H.-,..I. p-1ra pnst
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....I. FIf4es .nT a.r.trt.. uuHrfrfa. e.st
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'.. NOD. Narltu co. tptutni with leo
,. Brown. Cedar &C..
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u''I.. t. Gsa.s 600 ''''
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c,a0 ososo goo ''''' ''.'''' '-''''
iUOk sR .#l mri.rn mns.au nl ni.ensnt
rtt U.us b-uHbolt esu too,. on.r Que mole
liunE iu due three 'I00.u D car line. C-u,bie
nasbN 8 600 sW h,nIr Phone U,aet 9i10
pNEkUlII. r,.r..f,8 nous. 1,v u, ,,,F, bYgs..
low. hralnt room. 0i fo,f. e,ely fsatiI,
e. aon non "u%, I" m" 'o'aL o
MORNlNGsluE Ml.t beautiful uungtos. cwnc'
lat servant uisurr' strasr. basement. l.'s ,ur
oan' phone oass $500
yicroa NORTH Nes ,,o ,,ory bam, selling 900
'I 'g n.lN'' oiA l,"o'. nAfm.n. SHa.' ,.
I,.r MIA Son. chgrr q ,g. ss4e
/ lNNEutATE POSSESSION. south side.
new hnmr. ilnes, d"''r"bon- emo m.
,tg 'r''' F'''' term. ''' '-'F'
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. st. room modern. private water s,stIu.
( iM" suod wells paying p'id tor. lot s.S
llu Llm' A't'". '''o ,enu n'lan'r ~
. r,, month. YU' yen ,o"Nn ,' pay r'h,
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q
vHI.IIr distance. u.s.. ...a. rsurs ,t.U
ppsrmsut finished boz ,ouI paF. separate
bath fuH .tgI beau. folly decorated HTF,
baa.in.n. uu adjoining I.f th.rs BIZ s
."Ier 80" STORY house thr apHr'H H'ui ono
''.1' il'.hE 'ir' owe, L',t'.F wv
o. nI $4,000 about ONE haf ,'sH. Do"
laI Cousin osasc ,.'l Iowa h.I1
,I,n.g,,
sew NtI' .p', ,imcn' honsr gn ''',n
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n.' e.1.. i."n. ."e on goo! co."
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i'l. ,.. p.,'i, ir,'.i..,at 60,
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vain, $50 month urs tu. a.t,ncnt. u.i.,
40 .oo i,,'. ,u ,.l.r
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sis room bungalow Iust t0'ur .oH|yI''
'u u'n h''ahiat, room, three large h'd
'"'Nr' interior i" 'MIrh'I ln 'hl'h'''" b''N
."'l Ml'h mahogany LufIt d.. "'. 90.
ldi"sl "liiHc1Iurt hatdNuud I''"''
Throughout. basement uui ptraE', ihI- l7
Do ho"u'iful nome oVcIIo"r'ug 'n' .gn,M'
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80 .r.,.IA. .a., ..,stt t.. .D.tt. ..,I.
~ N ~, 80. No,'u.' .,N .I,.....
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,t,n tt.,. i'm t,i,l,' 5ts month WIN ID
small ,..u .IfI4- f.s, b, mad. a sub
.tautiaI dwelling pri.e $3.50. ros-o.I.u
ugEt now win pritireo' of using water
nom aItnirtrE rr.r,r. s.,ruuG. 5gt
b Bouiuruu. Osagr $3.50 or Cedar go.
WEST sfu.. .,.J f.u.. room bungalow. .
p,r,., Gin ..sa r,.t front lot block of
/ o.. L. H. cat uuo fr taTaO. SIol0 cash.
/ gs5 nor month can Eary. Usage a2
{ DANDY four room bungalow good wc,l
OF water. east front corner lot. ciosa
I 20 car limo. for $4,000, 500 cash bul-
Unc, ltac rent Cuu EsloN. pHago 31.
] Will BtY Mo PAY cash fpr vacant
or improved tulsa property. Soc j.. A.
/ EEt,y. tUi Robinson Bids, Usage o..
s-su CASH. TIrre- room pItgtrrcd house.
close 10 Washington school and car
/ ltno. price 5000. terms casy Yadon IN
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT


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TO SELL your vacant properly list with
Iuford & Woa'ers. cedar -.
STOP-LOoK LlSTENl
Can Usage VISA now and ll-t your prop-
erty. vacant or improved, with the pep.
picst real estate company in Tulsa.
NtNER
NV L-ALALL--.I LLMLANY
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sl''N |H l''Nf .H l.N.'| Ihl'
trffurHIiy good Ipcafiuu fpr ware.
ro. .ENI.u foot. $50 600 will handle
n & Is E.aIt, HIs Uotiusuu
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VICTOR NORTH Nev iyn story home selling un
der 'hc market. oak floor haemsn'. garage I'I
M" late friuret. even rooms. price s. 500 8 800
llsu llhN q Sons. phone Osgr 51}t
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-28

MORNlNGsluE Mot beautiful bungi.oa. owner
Oct. servant puaurrf stagr. basement. Iis sure
complete price Sll 5oO. S. 600 cash llilG 4
oluG lh0na Oaer $500
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-28

ron SALE ruur good mHrHH. ono mute
ono good uuh COW. Ur trade "n ruhd
marhur til' Forrest st uaaEc ''ll O.
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49, N,,,,,'' h,n" ngr ''.ss''E -. .' ' ,, m '.'
tiro. isI,-,,I'n. ID, l't bpy1r g. .o6 u'I, & ono
cash Hind tUr. Co tri.r N
tors tOK SNIE S8
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arhooI
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, hin.I trn,,, ,s, iipc ,'ni c,,n",,rr
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l"'N "r''"i ',l'' VIZ !" ''' .''m W ~.
,a'' m 10, mt an,'l ,na .'.",,. 1s xxx
s,Oo ,srr. tS0 r,| g., n,- m,.rt N ,,i a,
1or SEQ N r oaen ri,bi u,a ini Robinson Btis
.nyi, pruu>I<C pr, l,.. lgt. ,,r b,1,. a,
in,sstm,r,s In MI. Al .r.b bargain prres. one
,,t rbuirf, Heights. IDEAL. g. 800. half
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PERSONAL PROPERTY

coon THINGS 70 r,r 40
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 out fault of his own lost vessel. Be-. fore Admiral Sims could make reply which would have somewhat relieved the secretary of embarrassment follow Ing his action in awarding Commander Bsgley. his brother-i in law. with the highest naval honors despite the fact that Bagley's war service was featured by loss of an American ship Chair man Hale interrupted bSs stating that Admiral Sims had a letter which di- rectly bore on that subject.
 Whereupon Admiral Sims drew a copy or the letter he had written to the Sec retary from his pocket. and although in no particular did it bear on the Pittman inquiry, he concluded the reading with out interruption on She part of the chairman. When Senator Pittman, fol- lowing the reading attempting to re- new his course of inquiry. the majority faction adjourned the session.
 It was made plain that Admiral Sims had brought the letter to the commit tee chamber in hope of being able to read it. that he had given the chairman information that he had the letter and that the chairman resorted to what seemingly was tantamount to sem blance of subterfuge in that the letter might be produced.
 It is all politics. and the real merits and demerits might never be known.
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 Washington. January 25.-(Special)- Irrespective of the merits involved in the sims-Daniels controversy. or. of the findings of the special committee of the Senate appointed to investigate such merits. the display of partisanship by both parties in the Senate will probably prevent the people of the country unit ing in a verdict.
 The subcommittee Investigating the action of the Secretary of the Navy in awarding medals to naval heroes com trary, in many instances, to the recom- mendation of the naval board, fs headed by Senator Hale of Maine, republican of the. rock-ribbed variety. Te democratic members of the subcommittee are Sem ator Pittman of Nevada and Senator Tramrhell of Florida. So handicapped have the latter been by the dictation of the chairman of the subcommittee, speaking for and with the weight of the majority, that frequent clashes on the part of the investigators have occurred. These clashes have been carried to the floor of the Senate, and Senators Tram nell and Pittman have each spoken in that half-choked fashion which indi- cates the existence of great anger
 This attitude on the part of the inves- tigators has conveyed itself to the Sem ate. So when Senator Hale asked for permission to employ counsel in that "aIl the facts might be. unearthed,n he found every democrat and one repub- lican. Senator Borah, arrayed against him. The vote was tied, and the vice president, a democrat, voted with the democrats. And on the next vote the republicans won because there are more
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-26
Politics at Bottom of
 Sims Daniels Clash
Democrats Protest Against Republican Plan for Govern Take Charge of Educating Ilteraes in States
 Former Senator Maritime Plays Bryan
By HUGH W. ROBERTS

republicans than democrats. Senator Walsh of Montana offered a. resolution censuring Admiral Sims for having pub- lished an alleged order Don't let the British pull the wool over your eyes; we had just a soon fight England as Germany" which was secret and which involved, possibly. the continued good relationship between the United States and Great Britain. The resolution failed Every democrat supported it. Every republican opposed it.
 It begins to appear that the demo- crats irrespective of whatever mistakes Secretary Daniels might have made are determined that the republicans shall not too greatly profit in a political sense. as a result of their investigation. The republicans on the other hand, are determined to. profit to the greatest possible extent. For instance. in their desire to employ a lawyer to investi- gate medal awards, they did not look according to a frank statement by Chairman Hale, they tentatively select ed eXSenator Sutherland of Utah, re- publican of the blue skin variety.
 It developed from a copious reading of the minutes of the proceedings be- fore the subcommittee by Senator Pitt man, speaking on the floor of the Sen ate, that it. was political methods by means of which Admiral Sims published to the world his letter to Secretary Dan iels. that letter In which the admiral charged that Secretary Daniels had in- structed him not to suffer the English to pull the wool over your eyes, for we had just as soon fight England as Ger many According to Senator Pittman, he was endeavoring by cross-examina- tion to bring out of Admiral Sims the fact that the country has never with held honors from a seaman who with