German Premier Poincare rebuffed in non-war pact reply
The Hamburg bourse reports German Chancellor Cuno says Germany rejects a non-war pact mediated by a neutral power. He claims Berlin plans appeasement steps toward France and opposes a Rhine fortress, while stressing domestic loans to fund policies and aligning with American Secretary Hughes' views.
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Urg
Associated Press
Germany
Poincare
Wilhelm Cuno
Hamburg
Majler
France
The
Rhine
Lejeets Gret
Gaid
New Haven
Railroads Move Record Car Loads in 1922
Railways report 625 grain car loads and 83 percent rise over 1921 for grain products as shipments climb across coal and other goods. The year ends with 25,074,090 car loads of all classes, marking a record level for the railway system.
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nmnoPriace
Canrailroads
The
Railway Association
American steamer arrested near Bere Ireland by British destroyer
The British destroyer near Bere Ireland intercepted an American vessel attempting to land a cargo of ammunition. The commander boarded the ship with marines and questioned the crew before directing the vessel to Castletown under orders from the state authorities.
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Town
Ireland
Venefriday
Bere
Castletown
MhSS America Wins Santa Claus Boat Race
Santa Claus event at Heights drew about 20 attendees on Christmas afternoon. Four boats competed in the race won by MhSS America, with children present receiving treats from Santa after the ceremony.
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Mhss America
Heights
Fire destroys First Christian Church in Greeley
Dec 31 in Greeley Colorado a fire destroyed the First Christian church after Sunday school. Estimated loss reaches 40000 dollars. Children were safely escorted outside by W L Cline and faculty as smoke and flames spread from an overheated furnace. Insurance covers the loss.
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Greeley
Colo
W. L. Cline
Death sentence set for assassin of president Narutowicz
Warsaw December 21 The Associated Press reports that Niewiadomski is to be executed by firing squad on January 10 for the assassination of President Narutowicz. He was tried Saturday and sentenced to death with the method decided today.
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Warsaw
Associated Press
Niewademski
Narutowicz
Greeley Shoe Store Destroyed by Fire
Fire destroyed the H. H. Hardbough shoe store in Greeley Colorado causing $22 000 in damage. Fireman Carl Anderson entered the burning building three times rescuing stock before being overcome by smoke and taken to a hospital in serious condition. Four firefighters were overcome but all helped combat the blaze despite the danger.
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Greeley
Colo
H. H. Hardbough Shoe
Carl Anderson
Art Rirsiaerdt Lige Brumley
Jack Hayes
den Watson
Hein
Ithe
Bank Failure Closes Doors in St Johns
The Amen’s State Bank of St Johns Apache County failed to open for business Saturday. State superintendent Merrill and president Nelson announced the closure, citing cattle-industry losses as a factor. Deposits were $101,109.46 with $75,000 federal insurance. officers Nelson Colter and Garcia were named as collateral security.
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Noenix
Ariz
Amen
St. 'S
Apache County
Doune Merrill
Pred W. Nelson
Kenneth G. Fretland
St. Johns
Anal
W. Nelson
Colter
Garcia
Air
Merhuuneed
Heights Bakery Expands Distinct Pastry Assortment
Local bakery Heights Bakery announces expanded offerings alongside The Weighte Bakery. Increased supply and refreshed assortment include homemade pastries and new 2d style items for customers in the area.
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Weighte
Hice
Ambassadors Insight From London On Britain Debts
Colonel George Harvey American ambassador to Great Britain returns to Washington on the Berengaria after reporting on the debt settlement talks. He praises British authorities and notes improving economic conditions, modest unemployment, and Lord Curzon as a strong American ally. He avoids interviews but will share information when instructed.
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George Harvey
Washington
London
New York
Associated Press
Great Britain
Berengaria
America
Stanley Baldwin
Montagu Morgan
Bank of England
Tne
Harvey
St. James
Fuanctiona
Repubies
England
Europe
Lord Curzon
Penn State and USC Prepare for East vs West Tilt in Sunny Pasadena
In Santa Ana, Calif on December 31 1930 reports say Pennsylvania State and the University of Southern California will meet in the annual East vs West gridiron clash. Both teams completed heavy training and planned long hikes for conditioning with rain viewed as a potential Penn State advantage. Trojans seek dry field success as they eye a string of victories and coach Elmen C Lianderson of USC displays a confident demeanor. Attendance expected around 60 000 with advance sales underway.
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Calif
Wall
Pennsylvania Ss
University of Southen California
Tournament of Roses
California
Pennsylvania
Nittany Lions
Trojans
University of California Bears
Hugo Bezdek
Pennsylvania State
Elmen C. Lianderson
The
Groot Isness
Dr W W Campbell Declines University Presidency
In San Francisco California Dr W W Campbell of Lick Observatory has rejected the University of California presidency invitation. The board of regents announced they would pursue other candidates.
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San Francisco
Calif
W. W. Campbell
Lick Observatory
Meamhton
Board of Regents
Ti Varsity of California
San Pes
Soviet Delegation at Lausanne Shows Large Roster
The Soviet delegation at the Lausanne Near East peace conference is notably large and includes several women. Led by Tehitcherin and Radovsky, the group emphasizes numbers though it has yet to win major concessions.
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Lausanne Near East Peace
Radovsky
Tehitcherin
Mdivani
Vorovsky
Sabanine
Pastoukhoff
Des Moines Sheriff Robb Bonds Backed by Prominent Men
Four prominent Des Moines figures including E. T. Meredith and Clyde S. Herring signed as guarantors for Sheriff Winfred F. Robb’s bonds amid a jailer’s charges. Robb faces grand larceny and liquor-related indictments after multiple arrests, with the grand jury session pending.
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Des Moines
E. T. Meredith
Wilson
Clyde S. Herring
United States
Addison Parker
J. B. Weaver
Winfred F. Robb
Robb
William McMurray
Pete
Meredith
Herrin
Parker
Weaver
Polk County
Clyde
Everett McMurray
McMurray
Sheriff's Office
Park Findley
Willian McMurray
Strongest Gales of the Season Hit Oregon Coast
Severe gale conditions sweep the Oregon coast with winds near 70 miles per hour. Astoria reports heavy seas and driving rain as vessels strain to weather the storm. Pilots describe the night as the roughest seen this winter with seas breaking across and reaching offshore beacons.
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Oregon Coast
Astoria
Ore
Dee
Tre Fei Cs Ae
Puget Sound
Loce
Algonquin
Eaid
Dorothy Alexander Compelled to Turn Back by Southwest Storm
Seattle to San Francisco passenger liner Dorothy Alexander of the Admiral fleet was forced to retreat by a southwest gale reaching nearly 70 miles per hour and return to Clallam Bay, wireless advices reported.
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Seattle
Wash
Dorothy Alexander
Admiral Line
San Francisco
Clallam Bay
Hinkle and 19 Friends Revive An Old Custom
Santa Fe December 31 special to The Journal Cowboy Jim Hinkle governor elect and companions revive pioneer New Mexico custom by dining at a chuck wagon in the La Vargas hotel. Buffalo stew and staples served on tin dishes as Hinkle recounts a five day buggy trip with two mules to reach Santa Fe for a legislative session thirty years ago. He moved from Missouri seven years ago and has since been cow puncher, cowman, businessman, banker and now governor elect. oath of office due at noon tomorrow.
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Santa Fe
Jim Hinkle
New Mexico
New la Vargas
Hinkle
Missouri
Argentina probes meat packers profits amid anti trust drive
An extensive inquiry by the Ministry of Agriculture into Argentina’s meat packing firms and their profits has begun. Agriculture ministry officials report the study targets British and American packers blamed for collapsing cattle prices, with Pedro Pages leading a renewed anti trust push and Sociedad Rural split over the issue.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Ministry of Agriculte
Oute
Vere
Pedro Pages
Meat Trust
Pages
Sociedad Rural
Representative Agricultural Society of Argentina
Ministry of Agriculture
Board predicts an increase in canal traffic
Washington, Dec. 31. A shipping board analysis finds completion of the Panama canal plus coastwise laws will keep idle privately owned American tonnage low and point to rising intercoastal movement. For Aug–Oct, intercoastal cargo totaled 836,766 tons. 98 vessels with 990,000 deadweight tons served the trade.
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Washington
Panama Canal
United States
Shipping Board
Bureau of Research
Bureau
Atlantic
Gulf
Pacific
Research Bureau
Stean
Suthern
California
Pacific Coast
Atlantic Coast
Oregon
The
Commerce study says activity holds above 1922 levels
The United States Chamber of Commerce committee reports continued commercial activity well above 1922 levels, with a general upgrade after passing a postwar low in 1921. It notes higher prices and building activity likely to peak as labor and materials costs drive construction forward.
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Washington
Committee On Statistce and Standards
United States Chamber of Commerce
Archer Wall Douglas
Kansas
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Coast
California
Pacific Slope
Oregon
Two Men Drowned After Ship Collision Near Barnegat
In dense fog the tanker Nora struck a two masted schooner off Barnegat New Jersey late last night. Two unidentified crew members drowned while the surviving crew were rescued by the tanker Harold Walker and taken to New York. The sunken schooner was believed to be carrying liquor from the Bahamas.
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New York
Nora
Tampico
Mexico
Barnegat
N. J
Harold Walker
Walker
Bahamas
Search for 08 caliber pistol without result
Deer Trail Colorado December search by Sheriff McNamara of Arapahoe county fails to locate the 88 caliber pistol used to kill Howard Hamilton a Denver vocational student as he left a dance hall with Pearl Coeur. Fifty citizens joined the effort magnets to be sunk in nearby wells to recover the weapon. Miss Coeur expected to recover. George and Walter Griffiths tied to the case face renewed questioning as authorities seek the weapon and motive.
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Deer Trail
Colo
McNamara
Arapahoe County
Howard Hamilton
Denver
Hamilton
Miss Pearl Coeur
Colorado
Miss Coeur
George Griffith
Carthage
Walter Griffith
George
Niota
Steamer Willsolo Floats Free in Chesapeake Bay
The steamer Willsolo, stranded off Horse Shoe Point in Chesapeake Bay while en route from Pacific Coast ports via Norfolk to Baltimore, was afloat today and, undamaged, proceeded to the port under its own steam.
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Baltimore
Willsolo
Pacific Coast
Norfolk
Horseshoe Point
Glesapeake Bay
Prospects Favorable for 1320 Declared by Hoover
Herbert Hoover secretary of commerce reports a favorable outlook for 1320 after investigators in All of the Earth compile findings. The statement frames economic optimism and suggests a positive trajectory supported by official analysis.
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Herbert Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover Forecasts World Economic Recovery For 1923
Secretary of Commerce Hoover reports global economic progress in 1922 with production and trade strengthening except in central Europe. He cites diminished famine and unemployment, rising international commerce, and gains in Asia, Latin America, and Australia while warning about Europe’s political risks and German reparations.
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Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Europe
Hloever
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Africa
Latin-America
Australia
Latin America
Mr. Hoover
England
Italy
Belgium
Baltic States
Ponna
Ce Oe
Hungary
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