Four Power Pacific Pact Ends Anglo Japanese Alliance
Washington reports the four powers at the arms conference accepted a ten year Pacific peace pact among United States Great Britain France Italy China Belgium Netherlands and Portugal. The deal aims to curb naval armament and resolve Pacific island disputes while preserving territorial integrity and inviting joint conferences on any crises. Senate ratification remains required.
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Harrington Testimony Backs Grand Jury Action in Pending Case
Justice of the Peace A Archuleta presided at the Los Lunes preliminary hearing for Lucy Harrington tied to a death on a state highway. Harrington had not yet told her full story as the case moves toward grand jury review.
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Weather outlook and court note from Denver
Forecasts for New Mexico and Arizona call for fair or partly cloudy skies Sunday into Monday with slight warmth. Local report shows 24 hour data with highs around 50s, humidity figures, and wind. Commissioned action finds Eugene Kempenich binding Harrington over to the grand jury on accessory after the fact charge with bond set at $2000. Defense questions testimony and case moves to Page Four.
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Four Power Treaty Clarified at Arm Conference Debates
Delegates from Britain France and Japan praised the four power pact while American spokesmen said mandates remain unchanged. Lodge spoke for the United States amid negotiations on Yap and the mandated islands, with Shantung talks advancing and China issues set for further conventions.
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U S Air Lead Seen in Future Wars by Armament Delegates
Washington December 16 Special reports that foreign diplomats at the armament conference were shown the navy dirigible C-7 inflated with helium, a gas extracted near Fort Worth Texas. Officials note helium makes balloons explosion proof and fireproof and the United States holds a unique supply. Experts warn next war would be fought mainly in the air and urge conserving helium to extend supply.
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Irish Freedom Demanded by New York Convention
More than 1700 delegates from every state attend the Friends of Irish Freedom convention in New York to denounce British policy and demand an Irish government with the same freedoms as America. D. & Cohalan elected permanent chairman, pleads that Irish in America will persist until goals are met. The speaker bans British influence and warns against Harding Hughes alliance plans.
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Amendment Adopted by Canadian Amateur Athletic Union
Toronto on December 14 reports the Amateur Athletic Union of Canada adopting an amendment to rules to bar non citizens from future Canadian track and field championships. The change aims to encourage Canadian athletes and strengthen national competition.
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Former Arizona official arrested on conspiracy charge
Harry Hoes former treasurer of Arizona and Pp K Lewis former president of the Central Bank of Wickenbury were arrested on an indictment alleging a conspiracy to designate the bank as a state funds depository and to deposit more funds than allowed. The indictment claims insufficient collateral and underpaid interest but does not allege personal profit by the defendants.
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Centre Is Willing To Meet Any Grid Eleven
Centre college football coach B McGee in Toursville Kentucky says Centre is ready to meet any legitimate college or university team selected by the San Diego chamber of commerce. The game would be played in December.
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Community drives 39 cars to collect clothing for needy
At 2 30 this afternoon thirty nine automobiles will tour Albuquerque collecting discarded clothes from doorsteps to warm the city this winter. Items for children and adults are welcomed and toys should be included. Clothing marked ck Club on doorsteps will be taken without ringing, with collections handled by the Salvation Army Captain Guest and Rabbi Bergman. Proceeds support Albuquerque's poor for Christmas and beyond.
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Jury Deliberates in Roy Gardner Mail Robbery Case
The jury in Phoenix began deliberations on Roy Gardner’s charges for stealing mail at Maricopa Arizona on November 3. Gardner already serves fifty years for two prior mail robberies and faces up to five years or a 2000 dollar fine for the present offense.
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Take Christmas to Needy Veterans and Children Advised
Mrs L F Hobart of Cincinnati national president of the American Legion auxiliary urged Massachusetts members to focus on direct relief for needy nurses and veterans rather than erecting memorials. She urged care for children of veterans in hospitals and unemployed veterans, noting many heart aches at Christmas. It was announced that every disabled veteran in the state would receive a Christmas gift stocking from allied groups with letters from President Harding Governor Cox and Boston Mayor Peters.
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Tagged Yanks Out in France Hear Testimony at Senate Hearing
Senator Watson of Georgia presented over 1060 names of former service members to a Senate committee amid charges that American soldiers were executed in France without trial. He read letters alleging illegal killings and showed a picture of a gallows scene, while officials disputed the completeness of the official execution list.
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Mrs Delmont Pleads Guilty To Bigamy In California
Madera Calif December 10 Mrs Bambina Maude Delmont who swore to a San Francisco police complaint charging Roscoe C Arbuckle with murdering Virginia Rappe pleaded guilty to a bigamy charge in the superior court here and asked probation A decision on her request will be made later The complaint was reduced to manslaughter by the police and the Arbuckle jury failed to agree on that charge
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Rorah Declines To Make A Statement On Treaty
Washington December 10 Indications of opposition in the senate to ratification of the four power Pacific treaty emerged as the pact was announced. Senator Reed Missouri an irreconcilable denounced it as treacherous and predicted a hot fight, while Borah Idaho declined to comment. Many senators wished to study the document as democrats described it as innocuous and similar to the league covenant.
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Japanese Army in Siberia to be Withdrawn When Situation Warrants
A Japanese government plan described as a gentleman's declaration may soon be announced at the army conference. It would pledge withdrawal of Japanese troops from Siberia when conditions permit and guarantees ensure safety of residents and property, aiming to clear the air and honor evacuations after varied foreign withdrawals by spring 1920.
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Rival crowds clash in Belfast as police disperse
Belfast December 10 rival crowds roared at each other until police dispersed the disturbance amid mounting tensions.
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