Arms conference ends effort to curb naval power
Washington December 30 The arms conference nears its end with a capstone agreement limiting future tonnage on aircraft carriers and a plan for a five power treaty. A subcommittee will draft remaining issues including submarine use and a ban on large auxiliary ships not exceeding 16 409 tons. A four power treaty for Pacific peace may be clarified before adjournment.
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Washington
Associated Press
Naval Committee
Pacific
Ardine
Far Eastern Committee
China
Naval conference narrows carrier sizes and limits
Washington Dec 20 The naval committee at the arms talks agreed on limits for aircraft carriers and limited auxiliary craft. The plan sets carriers at 27 000 tons and a relative total of 125 000 tons for UK and US, 60 000 for France and Italy, with pending Paris advice on submarine warfare bans and French confirmation on auxiliary craft tonnage.
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Washington
Associated Press
Naval Committee of the
Paris
Great Britain
United States
Japan
France
Italy
State Welfare Board Divides Federal Aid Under Shepherd Towner Act
The New Mexico state board of public welfare allocates a $16,000 federal grant from the Shepherd Towner act. The bureau of child welfare receives $9,000 and the bureau of public health $4,600, with the two bureaus merged under the health department.
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Santa Fe
Der
State Board of Public Welfare
Shepherd- Towner
Bureau of Child Welfare
Bureau of Public Health
State Department of Health
Board of Public Welfare
Audit of Capitol Custodian Board Ordered by Taxpayers Association
Santa Fe December 30 an audit of the capitol custodian board accounts will be conducted by the State Taxpayers association. The review follows the auditor's office audit and is supported by Governor Mechem and Auditor F E I Saffert who asked the association to perform it.
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State Capitol
Santa Fe
Capitol Custodian Board
State Taxpayers’ Association
Mechem
Saffert
McGill Receives Rockefeller Gift of 1.001 Million
Montreal December 20 McGill University announced a gift of 1 000 600 from the Rockefeller Foundation promised earlier to support university programs and endowments.
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McGilll
Montreal
McGill University
Rockefeller Foundation
Communists in Moscow and Petrograd Feast While Interior Starves
An Associated Press report from New York cites Carl Fleete of the American Relief Administration detailing extreme hunger in Russia's interior as Moscow and Petrograd enjoy luxury. He describes starving towns, piled dead babies, and soldiers seizing relief supplies, with relief efforts concentrated in major cities.
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New York
Moscow
Petrograd
Carl FE. Floete
American Relief Administration
Pugatchov
Lenine
Kremlin
Mr. Fleete
Russia
Pugatchor
Nicoliay
Tne
Mr. Floete
Weather Forecast and Local Report from Denver
New Mexico shows Saturday and Sunday with fall cooler east portion Saturday while Arizona remains fair with little change in temperature. Local 24 hour report ends at 6 pm shows maximum 60 degrees, humidity levels, and precipitation near zero with variable wind and partly cloudy conditions.
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Denver
Colo
New Mexico
Arizona
Shantung Question Injected Into Washington Talks
Chinese spokesmen declare the Shantung issue will be raised at the Washington conference to break deadlock between China and Japan unless mediation yields a solution. Japanese vice foreign minister Hanthara says direct settlement is preferred if China reconsiders.
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Associated Press
Washington
Aasoviated Press
Shantung
Harding
Far Eastern Committee
China
Abhout
Hanthara
Japan
Hughes
Balfour
Mr. Hianthara
Jinan
Patfonr
Janon
M Warding
Italian Bank Liabilities Put At Four Billion Lira
The Banca Italiana di Stento, which closed its doors, was granted a one year moratorium to straighten its finances. Petition for moratorium reveals total liabilities will reach four billion lire.
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Associated Press
Rome
Banca Italiana di Stento
Cecilla Rosenwald Charged With Prohibition Violation
A report from Santa Fe says Cecilla Rosenwald of Las Vegas is charged with violating the national prohibition act. The accusation was filed before a United States commissioner by Dr. Royal R. Tracy, a member of the asylum board at Las Vegas, in connection with internal disputes over management.
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Santa Fe
Cecilla Rosenwald
Las Vegas
Royal RB. Tracy
United States
Rkesenwald
Asylum For the Insane
Fast Las Vegas
Dr. Tracy
Seating of Newberry Is Probable Despite Republican Doubts
The Michigan senator Newberry faces unseating after corruption charges tied to his primary campaign. Six Republicans threaten to withdraw support while Boast Borah allies may join. A final Senate vote is set for January with Newberry likely to attend and defend himself.
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Washington, Bee
Apecka
Truman II
Newberry
Michigan
Senate
Hie Campailion Comittee
Mr. Newberry
Frank B. Witla
Olvie
Frank B Kelloge
Minnesota
Charles L. McNary
Oregon
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Wes
Ley L. Jones
Washington
Hiram W. Johnswn
California
Wiliam KE. Borah
Idaho
Kencon
Town
Ladd
North Dakota
la Pollette
Wisconsin
Novrria
Nebraska
Notceck
South Dakota
Sutherland
Virginia
Shoulder
Atlanta
United States Supreme Court
Ander
McNary
Borah Newberry
Jones
Kenyon
Willis
Kellogs
Johnsen
Converts Support Peace Treaty Enter Irish Assembly Talks
Dublin notes indicate no Dublin corporation schedule on the peace treaty with Great Britain as many bodies back the pact. In Ireland ten counties and various associations have adopted pro treaty resolutions while labor groups show limited dissent. Pierce Beasley, a Kerry veteran and Irish volunteer founder, joins Dáil supporters, praising the truce for Gaelic civilization preservation.
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Dublin
Mondas
Dublin Corporation
Great Britain
Dail
Ireland
Dali Eireann
Pierce Beasley
Kerry
Irish Volunteers
Republican Army
Peasley
Robert C. Barton
Mount Joy
Fatal rear end crash at Forty second Street station
One dead and fifteen injured in a rear end collision at the Forty second Street station of the Ninth Avenue Elevated railroad in New York City.
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New York
Forty-second Street
Ninth Avenue Elevated
Troops Sail for Antwerp Amid Homeward Departure
About a thousand American soldiers marched from PrerDow's Land to Antwerp today to embark for the United States aboard the transport Cantieny as a band played How Dry I Am. The departure signals the closing phase of deployment in the region.
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Prerdows Land Cobleng
Associated Press
Antwerp
United States
King Peter of Serbia Dies in Belgrade
Belgrade reports the death of King Peter of Serbia, described as Europe’s venerable ruler and a “grand old man.” He died after a long illness, leaving little wealth and a legacy of a great character, a wooden trunk, a bedstead, and ikon images. His son Alexander was unable to attend due to illness in Paris.
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Belgrade
Peter
Serbia
Europe
Alexander
Paris
Myst
Olga
Kuasin
Corfu
Judge May Select New Receiver for Mrs Eddy Estate
Boston December date reports Judge Crosby of the supreme court warned that if the Christian Science publishing society trustees and the First Church directors do not agree by the coming Tuesday a temporary receiver will be appointed to manage the Mary Baker Eddy trust. The appointee need not share the Christian Science faith but must command court confidence to protect the late Mrs. Eddy’s estate.
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Associated Press
Boston
Crosby
Supreme Court
Christian Science Publishing Society
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Lamont Rowlands
Christian Science Faith
Mary Baker Eddy
Apache Railway seeks funds for Holbrook to Cooley line
The Apache Railway requests ICC approval to issue 455000 in notes and 5500 in stock to build a 73 mile railroad from Holbrook to Cooley Arizona. Securities would be sold to Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe under the plan.
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Associated Press
Washington
The
Apache Railway Company
Interstate Commerce Commission Today
Holbrook
Cooley
Arizona
Apache Company
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Giant liquor raid near Cheyenne marks largest federal move
State Prohibition Director Carl Jackson arrives with two special cars carrying forty-one deputies and a seized liquor haul valued at over fifty thousand dollars. The two day operation in Mock Springs Green River and South Superior led to sixty six arrests after warrants, hearings, and testings in a mobile laboratory car.
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Associated Press
Cheyenne
Wyo
Bec
Carl Jackson
Mock Springs
Green River
South Superior
United States
Jackson
Locat Firm Incorporates in Santa Fe
The Superior Building company with principal office in Albuquerque has been incorporated for 25600 dollars with 10000 dollars of stock- subscription. Incorporators include Wallace Heeselden with 5000 dollars and J W Merselden with 2500 dollars. Heeselden is statutory agent. all are residents of Albuquerque.
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LOCAT
Santa Fe
Superior Building Company
Albuquerque
Wallace Heseelden
Heeselden
J. W. Merselden
Albequerque
Picacho Moyal Ties files business suspension in Roswell
Notice of suspension of business signed with the state corporation commission shows Picacho Moyal Ties Company of Roswell with P. Saunders as statutory agent.
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Ranta Fe
Dee
Estate Corporation Commission
Picacho Mnoyalties Company
Roswell
P. Saunders
Milk price reductions announced at El Paso market
In El Paso Texas Dee 36 dairies announce reduced milk prices. Averaged decreases are 1.2 cents per pint and 1.2 cents per quart, lowering quart price to 1h cents and pint to 1 cent.
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EL Paso
Tex
Dee
Cairios
Senate Tariff Makers Debate Duty on Lumber
Washington December 30 Senate tariff makers plan to draft a permanent tariff bill by February after passing the house measure last spring. Hearings on lumber and dairy were held with claims of Canadian lobbying and a proposed 50 cent per thousand duty on shingles.
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Washington
Senate
House
Herding
Europe
Hubert B. Allen
Seattle
Ashington
Fordney
Allen
Deweald
D. Conn
Minneapolie
Warrieson Patton
Northwestern
R. W. Tialdereon
Philadelphia
Nsesamation
A. M. Leomte
National Dairy Union
National Grange
United
Sugar Prices Steady in San Francisco Refineries
In San Francisco on December 30 refined cane sugar stood at 5.20 per hundredweight with granulated and beet sugars at 5. A 10 cent rise from yesterday’s quotation was noted at the refineries.
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San Francisco
Calif
Record Flight Sets 26 Hour Continuous Approach
Edward Stinson of San Antonio and Lt Hertaud of San Francisco set a new world record for continuous heavier-than-air flight, touching down after 26 hours 19 minutes 25 seconds in a snowy storm at Mineola. They endured freezing temperatures with fingers and hands numb while their all metal Larsen monoplane carried 350 gallons of fuel. Seven judges and numerous observers witnessed the endurance feat amid strong winds and a closing time of the year aviation milestones.
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Associated Preae
Mineola
Associated Press
Edward Ftinson
San Amonio
Tex
Hertaud
San Francisco
Etampes
Roosevelt Field
Stinson
Lievd Bertaud
Aeronautics Chamber
Eof Ecommerce
Dlams
Lieut
J. A. Mee Cready
Army Air Service
Carding Calls Conference To Help Agriculture Conditions
President Harding urged Secretary Wallace to convene a Washington conference within a month to seek practical ways to alleviate severe agricultural distress. Invitations would go to farmers and related industries, aiming to coordinate with ongoing congressional investigations and focus on both current and future agricultural challenges.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Aessst
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