Limitation of Plane Carriers Discussed
The session reports an agreement to limit gun size on auxiliary ships to eight inches and cap capital ship guns at sixteen inches. Britain and Japan offered no objections to a ten thousand ton limit on auxiliary craft, while French delegates pressed for authority from Paris. Airplane carrier limits were tabled for tomorrow as Root proposals urge civilized rules in submarine warfare and warning before torpedoing.
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Prenchmen
Paria
Great Britain
Japan
Hughes
Associated
Washington
Associated Press
Arthur J. Balfour
Roots Proposa
Elhy Root
Heat
United States
Frances
Italy
France
Balfour
Albert Sarraut
Britain
M. Sarraut
Valfour
Windell Dies Claiming Innocence After Gunfight
Jake Windell also known as Earl Winton died in a Arizona hospital after a posse pursuit near Ash Fork. He said he was not guilty of killing two Los Angeles police officers and asked for last rites. A $2000 reward was to go to Sheriff Mahoney and deputies for capturing Windell amid a wider $10,600 reward pool for five suspects. His body will be sent to Los Angeles for further proceedings.
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Associated Press
Kingman
Ariz
Jake Windell
Earl Winton
Ash Fork
Los Angeles
Windell
Bluejacket
Oklahoma
Windhell
W. P. Mahoney
Harris
Plummer
Mohave County
Clever and Bratt
Weather forecast for Denver and regional states
The forecast calls for Thursday and Friday to be partly cloudy with cooler highs in southeast New Mexico and unsettled conditions in Arizona. Local university report shows yesterday's conditions with a maximum temperature around 48 and humidity and wind details, noting a calm to east wind pattern.
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Denver
Dee
New Mexico
Arizona
Western raid nets 40 arrests as agents seize liquor cache
Federal prohibition agents raid Rock Springs and Green River Wyoming arresting forty suspected moonshiners and bootleggers. About 6000 gallons of liquor and numerous stills are seized. arrests spread to Superior and nearby areas with proceedings conducted before U S Commissioner L H Brown.
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Rock Springs
Wye
Cheyenne
America
Posee
Superior
Wyo
United States
I Hugh L. Patton
Green River
L. H. Brown
Marshal Patton
Carl Jackson
Wyoming
Pastor White Leaves Artesia for North Little Rock Baptist Church
Special correspondence reports Dr. X. R. G. White resigns as pastor of the First Baptist Church in Artesia New Mexico to take the lead at North Little Rock Arkansas Baptist Church starting January 1. A farewell service drew a large crowd as other town pastors paused to hear him. White joins one of Little Rock’s strongest Baptist congregations, highly regarded in Arkansas.
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Artesia
N. M
X. R. G. White
First Baptist Church
North Little Rock
Ark., Baptist Church
Rev. White
White
Littl Rock
Arkansas
Burch Insane Says Los Angeles Lunacy Commission
Arthur C. Burch charged with murder of J Belton Kennedy is described as mentally deteriorated toward insanity by Dr Charles L Alien of the Los Angeles lunacy commission. Alien testified most of the day and based his opinion on observations and information from others. He said the defendant probably suffers from dementia praecox with paranoiac tendencies.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Arthur C. Burch
J. Belton Kennedy
Charles L. Alien
Alley
Burch
Foundries to Adopt Open Shop Plan January 1
San Francisco December 28 A ten percent wage cut and the open shop plan, or American Plan, will be put into effect in a number of Bay Area foundries January 1, affecting about 2000 workers. The union rate of 7.12 a day drops to a basic 6.40.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Bay District
California Foundry Men’s Association
Boston Ex Mayor Curley Stages Comeback
Former Boston Mayor James M. Curley will resume office January 1 after a dramatic comeback in the recent mayoralty election. He faced united clergy opposition and broad newspaper resistance but prevailed, returning to power as city leader. Curley, a Democrat, was born in Boston and began public life in 1900.
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Koston
Maze
James M. Curley
Hoston
Curley
Boston
Congress
Reebecton
Boxing Champion Bob Martin Injured In Auto Crash
Terra Alta West Virginia February 28 Bob Martin heavyweight champion boxer with the American Expeditionary Forces was injured when his car overturned near his home. His face was cut and chest injured by the steering shaft. he was in serious condition as family members were summoned to the bedside. He had planned to travel to New York tonight to begin training.
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Associated Press
Terra Alta
W. Va
Bob Martin
Martin
New York
America
Railways Cut Freight Rates Across Pacific Coast
Southern Pacific and Santa Fe announce freight rate reductions for furniture for homes schools theaters and churches and other articles by as much as 40 percent averaging about 25 percent. Rates apply to continental points and Pacific coast territory with publication of tariffs pending and east of Chicago concurrence.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Southern Pacific Company
Santa Fe Railways
Chicago
Pacific Coast
West
Colorado
Tearney to Submit Drafting Plan for Minors
Chicago December 28 Judge Landis accepted Al Tearney plan to draft baseball players for minors The plan aims to curb post abuses Tearney had accused the current system of letting majors corner diamond talent Landis invited Tearney to demonstrate how a radical change could be achieved
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Associated Press
Chicago
Landis
al Tearney
New York
Tearney
Sandia
American Ambassador George Harvey Heads to Cannes
Paris dispatch reports George Harvey American ambassador to Great Britain arriving with his wife and secretary for a pre conference visit. He said he would attend the Cannes conference early to take a holiday before the formal meetings begin.
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Associated Press
Paris
George Harvey
Great Britain
Marvey
Cannes
Fifty Women Observe Woodrow Wilson's 65th Birthday
Fifty women from several cities attended a luncheon in New York to honor Woodrow Wilson on his sixty fifth birthday. Speakers included Frank J. Polk Henry Morgenthau and Virginias Potter with Mrs William McAdon, daughter of Wilson, as an honorary guest. A campaign to raise 1 600 000 for Woodrow Wilson foundation awards was discussed and contributions set to begin January 16.
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New York
Woodie Wilton
Frank J. Polk
Henry Morgenthau
Turker
Virginias Potter
William ©. McAdon
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
France and Britain in submarine tonnage dispute at Washington
French delegation spokesmen at the Washington conference insist France will not be helpless or bound by written agreements to appease Britain. They cite fleet size differences and argue being armed is not the same as unarmed, while noting deeper roots of Anglo French rivalry dating to 1688.
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Associated Press
Riga
Moesia
Oveltenko
Samara
Rosta
Moscow
Ramikoveksy
Nansen
International Committee of Russian
Steppes
Washington
Great Britain
A. J. Balfour
France
England
M. Briand
Lieve George
Cannes
Time has come for plain talking Hull tells Democrats
Judge Cordell Hull, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, denounces Republican record since last March and outlines relief for farmers veterans and tax relief. He criticizes tax exempt securities and calls for a uniform local tax policy to ease the debt burden.
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Nashville
Tenn
Cordell Hull
Democratic National Committee
Democratic Executive Committee
Mull
Democratic Party
Bank indictments spark publisher's camouflaged feud
The Journal details a clash with First National Bank leaders over Holbrook indictments and debt pressure. It accuses RR Putney and Guy Rogers of cloaking a felony case as a personal dispute while outlining bank coercion, withdrawals, and threatening note actions tied to Putney and associated partners. The piece urges Putney and allies to stand trial in Holbrook.
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J. M. Raynolds
Guy Rogers
Arizona
RR. Bb. Putney
Thomas R. Green
R. E. Putney
Holbrook Bank
W. ©. Reid
Holbrook
Ile
Rogers
McMillen
BR. Br
Chamberlain
Putney
Prtney
Ex-President of Venezuela Ill In Retirement
Gen. Juan Vicente Gomez former president and dictator of Venezuela is said to be in a temporary retirement due to illness. Reports say his absence leaves the country in turbulent times. Gomez is expected to return soon to quell anti government factions.
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Venezuela
Juan Vincent Gomez
Cipriano Castro
Gomez
Arizona Banker Lewin Arrested on New Charge
Phoenix, Ariz. Zo P Lewin, former president of the central bank of Wickenburg and of the Central Finance corporation, faces another charge of obtaining money by false pretenses. A warrant was issued on a complaint by County Attorney R E K Shepherd. Lewin will arraign tomorrow before Justice Nate McKee. He remains free on bonds.
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Associated Press
Phoenix
Ariz
Ec. Zo
P. K Lewin
Central Bank of Wickenburg
Central Finance Corporation
Liberty
Lewis
RE. EK. J. Shepherd
Court of Justice of the Peace Nate
McKee
Justice McKee
Louis J. Hart
Hart
Harry 8. Ross
K. C. Stanford
Stanford
Receivership Sought for All Property of Ku Klux Klan
A petition filed in Fulton County Superior Court seeks receivership of all Klan property funds documents and records. Led by Harry B. Terrell and others the group seeks removal of Edward Young Clarke and Mrs Elizabeth Tyler as co defendants with a temporary injunction barring disposal of assets and banning actions against listed members.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Ku Klux Klan
Fulton Superior Court
Klan
Harry B. Terrell
Lloyd B. Hooper
F. W. Atkin
A. J. Padon
Wilson Deluged With Telegrams On Birth Anniversary
Former President Wilson, at his Washington home, received a flood of telegrams from around the world for his sixty fifth birthday. Health improved, he enjoyed an automobile ride with his wife and private dinner guests, while close friends called to wish him well. He remained in good spirits amid the greetings.
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Associated Prose
Washington
Wilson
Margaret Wilson
Mr. Wilson
France Demands Enlarged Submarine Fleet To Counter Britain
At the naval conference delegates argued over limits on submarines and auxiliary warships. France pressed to nearly triple its submarine fleet and expand cruisers and destroyers, prompting surprise and concern from the United States Britain Japan and Italy.
Resolutions Condemn Debs Release From Prison
Denton Texas December 28 resolutions condemn the release from federal prison of Eugene V Debs adopted at a special American Legion post meeting. A copy was telegraphed to President Harding asserting faith with their fallen buddy and warning action must be challenged.
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Associated Press
Denton
Texas
Eugene V. Debs
Arthur Co
McNitzey Post
American Legion
Harding
Two Aviators Killed in Arcadia Plane Crash
Dec 23 report from Arcadia states Lieu tenants Samuel H. Davis and William C. Sinclair died when their airplane crashed five miles from town. The two were stationed at Caristrom Field and perished with their bodies burned in the wreck.
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Arcadia
Fila
Samuel H. Davis
William C. Sinclair
Caristrom Field
Consulate in Gotham Opens January 3
Germany prepares to reopen its consular presence in Washington and New York as Karl Lang arrives with staff for western cities. The new Gotham consulate opens January 3 and ushers in talks on indemnities and postwar reparations amid Germany's economic strain and export attempts.
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Nieuw Amsterdam
Karl Lang
Lang
Herr Lang
New York
Armand Valette
San Francisco
Germany
French approve 20000 ton submarine stance in Washington
Paris reports the French cabinet fully approves the French delegation in Washington for standing by the 20 000 ton submarine figure after examining the issue.
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Attitide
Paris
Cnbinet
Washington
Excelsior
Not Guilty Plea from J M Raynolis and Guy Rogers at Holbrook
J M Raynolis and Guy Rogers declare innocence against charges in Holbrook Arizona noting bonds have not yet been delivered. They criticize bond buyers as being protected by deposits and reference figures including Mr Putney and Lawrence Lee while claiming public concerns distract from bank matters and hospital records.
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J M Raynolis
Guy Rogers
Holbrook Arizona
Putney
Senta Pe
Holbrook
First National
Lawrence Lee
New Mexico
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