Naval ratio talks yield most favorable fringe at big three meet
Washington reports a two hour session among United States Great Britain and Japan produced a most favorable outlook on naval ratio. Arthur J. Pelfour Admiral Aaron Kato and Secretary Tudhes spoke of progress while Tokio may need time to decide terms.
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Washington
Associated Press
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Weekes
Kato
Palfour Wae
Wetan
Toalo
Arthur J. Pelfour
Aaron Kato
Ttudhes
State Department
Havias
Fookerman
Mos
E Pokeaman
Balfour
America
Arthur J. Balfour
Great
Britain
Baron Kato
Tokio
China
Shantung
Gallup Shooting Kills John Ervien. Hecgro Arrested
John Brevien Ervien, former state land commissioner, was shot dead about 11 PM in Gallup New Mexico. C M Foster, also known as Cook, was arrested in Winslow on Santa Petra No. 21 in connection with the crime. The report details the sequence of events at a West Gallup house where Ervien and companions were dining when a gunman opened fire. Williams blocked the door and the shooter fired upon him before the group fled. Ervien died in the back yard from a gunshot wound under the shoulder. death occurred about twenty minutes after the shot. Brevien Ervien had lived in Gallup for years, recently returned from a absence, and is survived by his widow and two children.
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Carben City
Tracedy
Gallup
N. M
John Brevien
Robert Ervien
C. M. Foster
Cook
Santa Petra
Winslow
Ervien
Geverge Williams
John Evans
William Rush
Hencs
Willams
Erviens
Yester
John Revien
Weather Forecast for Denver and The Southwest
Denver and New Mexico forecast for Friday and Saturday shows fair conditions with snow in the northeast, colder Saturday in southern regions, and generally fair Arizona conditions. Local report records temperatures, humidity, and wind data through 6 p.m. with unclear measures and missing values in parts of the sheet.
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Denver
Colo
New Mexico
Arizona
London Dublin talks aimed at peace amid Irish unrest
Delegates leave London for Dublin to present Britain's latest proposals before the Dail Eireann. Conference may be dispensed for a time to allow Lloyd George a visit to America. Dublin reports quote Ireland resisting any forced war and maintain steadfast pursuit of freedom.
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London
Dublin
Britain
Dail Eireann
Lloyd George
America
Breflowed
Uriel
Boileun
Ireland
Sinn Fein Delegates Set for Dublin Talks on Ireland Crisis
Sinn Fein peace delegates travel from London to Dublin to confer with the Dáil cabinet on England Ireland relations and possible adjournment of negotiations. Officials warn clashes may erupt if a truce fails, while Irish towns and landowners question the government’s handling and outside sympathy.
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Associated Press
London
Kree
Ireland
Dublin
Sinn Fein
England
Ulster
Doileireann
Lloyd George
Washington
30-Foot Yawl Sets Sail for Three-Year Pacific Cruise
Harry Fidgeon of Los Angeles launches the Islander, a thirty-foot yawl he built and now sails solo on a three-year voyage to the South Seas. He plans to reach the Marquesas in forty days, then Samoa, Fiji, and thence to the equator and beyond, with Hawaii as an early leg.
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Tle Associated Irees
Los Angles
Dee
Harry Fidgeon
Los Angeles Yachtanen
Los Annecles Harbor
Famox
Mrronesa Taiandsa
South Seas
Marquesa Group
Samoa
Mr. Pidgeon
Equator
Pidgeon
Pacific
Pidgecon
Hawaiian Islands
Honolulu
Will of William Rhodes is ruled valid by supreme court
In Santa Fe on December 2 the supreme court upheld William Rhodes of Roswell as the rightful testator. The will preserves a bequest for his library, manuscripts, and half of the residuary estate to publish his manuscripts and spread the gospel. Trustees named are Dr. C H Yater Charles McMain and C H Nicholas.
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Santa Fe
Supreme Court
William Rhodes
Roswell
Rhodes
C. HH. Yater
Charles McMain
C. Jh. Nicholas
Trusteca
Clarke found not guilty by insanity in murder case
Orlando news reports Len MM Clarke acquitted on charge of killing F. A. Miltonre, and Baxter H Patterson was acquitted as to sanity. Jury deliberated about two hours.
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Orlando, Fla
Len MM. Clarke
FF. A. Miltinmre
Orlando
Baxter H. Patterson
Miss Clarke
Typhus Fever Surges Across Russia Amid Famine
Typhus fever sweeps Russia with rising violence in the Oder Paku Turkestan and Volga regions where famine bites hardest. Moscow reports over 2000 hospital cases as Walter L Bell of the American Relief Administration in the Ufa district falls ill.
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Moscow
Associated Press
Russia
Oder
Paku
Turkestan
Volga
Walter L. Bell
American Relief Administration
Ufa
American Duchess to Dispose of Million Dollar London Palace
Sunderland house once built by W K Vanderbilt for Consuelo the Duchess of Marlborough is for sale. Once a symbol of splendor it now stands largely unused, with government use during the war and later as London headquarters for the League of Nations. The ex duchess, now Dame Consuelo de Haleman, lives abroad with a French manufacturer husband.
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London Palace
Landon
Sunderland House
Mattair
W. K. Venderbilt
Consuely
Duchess of Marlborough
Ing
Sunderland Hove
Manson
London
Jleague
Nnilenna
de Haleman
New Duchess
Prohibition Message Aims Global Reach at Conference
The Amilesn' oot sent a message advocating a worldwide push to preserve prohibition in America. The secretary of the executive committee of the Anti-saloon League spoke at a conference of temperance workers, urging international cooperation to enforce prohibition and envisioning a day when the world acts together.
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Washiedton
Dee
America
Ochereingtes
Jenzne
Ieatne
Anti-Saloon League Proposes Volunteer Enforcement Network
Washington reports the Anti Saloon league adopts a program to form voluntary state and county auxiliaries aiding prohibition officers. They would nominate and appoint law loyal officers, report violations, attend trials, and protest judges who grant low fines or impede enforcement.
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Washington
Anti-Sae Loon League
State
Anti- Saloon League
Leader of Birth Control League Freed by Judge
Mrs Juliet Barrett Ribble, vice president of the American Birth Control League, was discharged by Magistrate Hatting hours after her arrest on a charge of disseminating birth control information. Miss Flublee was arrested while testifying at a hearing into crimes that led police to break up a birth control meeting.
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Associated Press
New York
Pec
Ameritean Birth Control League
Polite
Juliet Barrett Ribles
League
Mea
Flublee
Labor leaders to seek relief for unemployed at conference
A Detroit gathering of labor movement leaders will discuss two relief plans. One urges nationalization of a basic industry and the other proposes government credit assistance for the unemployed. Resolutions will be drafted for Congress.
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The
Associated Press
Detroit
Wich
Congress
Two Americans adopt seventeen thousand Armenian orphans
The Associated Press reports Mitton D. Brown of Maiden Mass and William Martin of New York have adopted 17,000 Armenian orphans through the American relief effort. They have long aided Armenia, aiming to educate children in American schools. Crown notes Armenia faces a harsh winter with famine and fuel shortages while urging aid from outside, yet says peace and order persist and the Soviet government protects Armenians from historic tyrants.
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Cis
Mitton D. Brown
Maiden
Maan
William Martin
New York
Trans
Wolfe
Armenia
America
Constantinople
Crown
Tla
Armena
Gmassieres
China and Japan Hold Informal Talks on Shantung Dispute
Delegates from China and Japan met under the Hughes Balfour plan to settle the Shantung controversy. Both sides reaffirmed positions on the Tsingtan Tei Nan Pu railroad and the Leased territory while stressing no retreat from existing treaties. Talks were conducted in good spirits and will resume Monday.
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China
Japan
Washington
Associated Press
Hughes-Balfour
Shantung
Tokio
Pekin
Bhantung
Iho
Taing-Tao-Tei- Nan-Fu
Burch trial details alibi through car rental records
Testimony links Arthur C. Burch to multiple car rentals under assumed names on the night J Belton Kennedy was killed. Witnesses describe signatures “J. Le Jones” and “J. L. Jones” on rental forms and the cars traveling dozens of miles. A handwriting expert testified on signatures tied to Mrs. Obencham and Burch as the case advances.
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Los Ancies
Calif
J. Belton Kennedy
Kennedy
Burch
Richard Partons
Church
Inez
J. le Jones
Parsons
J. L. Jones
Jones
Madalynne Obencham
Bureh
M. C. Obenchain
Mitton Carlson
Obencham
Fureh
Carlson
Harding to comment on surtax levies in message
President Harding is expected to address surtax provisions in the revenue law in his December 6 message to Congress. Tariff matters are likely to occupy a prominent place, and the Wood-Forbes Philippines report may be referenced without endorsing its recommendations at this time.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding
Congress
Wood-Forbes
Philippines
Vongress
Wagner Clans Auditor Gould KT Sphearah Over HS Books
Special dispatch reports former state school superintendent Jonathan H. Wagner defending his four year tenure. He contests Whittier traveling auditor findings on 26 600 disbursements and 169.66 certification fund discrepancies while detailing travel expenses and disputed items. He alleges records were kept poorly but asserts proper accounting and seeks audit relief.
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Wagner
Gould KT Sphreah
HS Books
Morning Journal
Santa Fe
Department of Education
Jonathan H. Wacner
Whittier
Cen
State Board For Vocational Education
Bord
Penges
Warner
Sax
Auto Tourist Killed in New Mexico Mountain Crash
In Gallup New Mexico on a mountain pass an automobile rolled over near Polet Farmington killing 2J F Newton of Cedar Hill Missouri. Newton's wife and daughter riding with him were unhurt.
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Gallup
N. M. Dee
J. F. Newton
Cedar Hill
Farmington
Newton
Dausther
Wnbert
Rhodes Scholarships Draw 506 Applicants Nationwide
Philadelphia December 2 506 candidates for Rhodes scholarships will compete tomorrow before committees of election in 32 states for 32 appointments to Oxford It is the largest number of candidates for a year in the history of the awards Ohio leads with 41 candidates followed by California 17 Colorado 14 Iowa 30 Nebraska 17 Oregon 12 Texas 22 Washington 14 and others as listed.
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Associated Arena
Philadephia
Rhodes
Oxford
Ohia Teada
California
Colorado
Towa
Nebraska
Oregon
Texas
Washington
Tug Sea Eagle Sinks During Storm Off Grays Harbor
Marshfield Oregon wireless station reports the missing schooner Eoola spoke thirty miles off Grays Harbor. The tug Sea Eagle of San Francisco foundered in the coast storms last week. No particulars on the fate of the Sea Eagle's nine crew. The Sea Eagle had the Eco’a tow for Coos Bay when overtaken by the storm.
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Marshfield
Ore
Eoola
Grays Harbor
San Francisco
Sea Eagle
Coos Bay
Nixon Case to Jury in Kansas Murder Trial
The case of Dr. W. A. Nixon charged with murdering local attorney Arthur Banta went to the jury after lengthy arguments. Defense portrayed Nixon as Dr Jekyll, while the state’s attorney urged Hyde under cross examination.
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Nixon
Great Bend
Kans
Associated Press
W. A. Nixon
Arthur
Rioting in Vienna Sparks Billions in Property Damage
Vienna reports state rioting left business paralyzed with damage running into billions of crowns. Plate glass losses exceed 609,006,000 crowns as shops and hotels suffered looting and violence. Sir W A M Goode of the Austrian reparations commission was assaulted. valuables were stolen amid widespread unrest. Arbeiter Zeitung cites misery and class conflict as driving forces behind the riot.
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Vienna
W. A. M. Goode
Reparations Commission
Pristol
Priest Guilty on Assault Charge in Akron
A district court jury found Father Francis Wrenn of a parish school in Akron guilty of assault on a 14 year old girl student. The offense carries a maximum penalty of twenty years for each count. Father Wrenn is fifty years old.
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