Five Powers Agree End Submarine War On Merchant Shipping
The five greatest naval powers agreed to abolish submarine warfare against merchant ships among themselves. The pact, drafted by Root and amended by Balfour, sets a binding rule between signatories and invites all nations to join. Final ratification awaits the five power treaty.
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Associated Press
Washington
Associated Pres
Kha Root
Rune
Naval Committee
Firet Root
Perate
Lord Lee
Sarraut
Castex
Shantung Sague Is Deadlogred By New Demand
The Shantung dispute between Japanese and Chinese delegations nears stalemate as China demands cash or installment plans for the railway. Chinese delegate Dr. Welling ton Koo cites a 22,000,000 ding deposits and a nine to twelve year repayment offer while Japan insists on lending funds to repurchase the road.
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Associated Press
Washington
Kise Chow-Taiwaniu
Arthur J. Balfour
Toughes
Wellington Koo
Dr. Koo
Koo
Conference chiefs target economic talks in Cannes
In Cannes the summit pursues a pre set agenda for an international economic conference. Briand and Lloyd George push private talks while Belgian and Italian ministers weigh reparations. Allies seek a 25 percent cut overall with Britain favoring larger concessions. German participation is expected though Soviet presence raises recognition concerns.
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Cannes
Supreme Council
Lloyd George
Great Britain
Briand
France
M. Briand
Marquis Della Terreta
Theunys
Belgium
Baron Hayashi
Japan
Germany
Paris
Weather Outlook for Denver and Southwest Springs
Forecast calls for generally fair weather Friday and Saturday with little temperature change. Local report notes 24 hour period ending 6 p.m. yesterday with high around 40, low near 19, humidity 40 percent at 6 p.m., no precipitation, and north winds. day described as clear.
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Denver
Colo
Jan. K
New Mexico
Arizona
Vache
Alienist Dr Orbison testifies on Hiurch sanity in murder trial
In Los Angeles on January 5, Dr Thomas J Orbison an alienist testified for the prosecution in the murder case against Arthur Burch denying insanity. Cross examination by Paul W Schenck drew questions about Burch’s mental state while Orbison defended his observations. No testimony related to co defendant Madalynne Obenchain was offered today. The district attorney planned to call another alienist for rebuttal and the defense expected to present further witnesses.
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Associated Press
Tos Angeles
Thomas J. Orbieen
Arthur B. Hiurch
J. Betton Kennedy
Orbison
Burch
Paul W. Schenck
Schenck
Jr. Orbison
Orbicon
Las Vegans Arrested Over Liquor Legislation Violations
Las Vegas New Mexico January 5 1930 report of arrests connected to a still found on a farm owned by Desiderio de Baca and leased to Evans McBride and a man using the name Jack Jones accused of moonshine sales. Evans held for U S Commissioner W G Ogle and Jones jailed awaiting federal grand jury in March.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Bob Favana
Desiderio C. de Baca
Jack Mertride
Evans
McBride
United States
W. G. Ogle
de Baca
Jack Jones
Secundino Romero
Jones
Santa Fe
Absentminded Prof. Bennett Charged With Assault
Ralph Culver Bennett president of the Metropolitan College of Law Dover Delaware was arraigned in Washington Heights on assault charges by Columbia professor W H Carpenter. He admitted striking Carpenter in the eye after mistaking the house for his own stating he was absorbed in thought. Magistrate Sweetser set bail at 100 dollars for a Thursday hearing on disorderly conduct.
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New York
Ralph Culver Bennett
Metropolitan College of Law
Dover
Tdel
Washington Heights
W. H. Carpenter
Columbia University
Professor Carpenter
Bennett
Sweetser
Dr. Bennett
Harding holds two Senate Republican talks on legislative prospects
President Harding convened a late conference with Senate Republican leaders in Washington to discuss congressional prospects. No conclusions were reached and another similar meeting was planned.
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G Oo
Washington
Harding
Senate
Congress
Newberry Case Awaits Senate Decision After Election Protest
Senator Truman H. Newberry of Michigan faces a still pending Senate ruling after Henry Ford challenged his election. The case arose from corruption fraud and conspiracy charges stemming from the election dispute.
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Truman H. Newberry
Michigan
Senate
Henry Ford
Newberry
American ships to carry supplies to Russians at cost
Washington Jan 5 government merchant ships will transport grain for famine relief in Soviet Russia at cost after a request by the American relief administration for thirty vessels. Secretary Hoover said private operators’ rates were not justified and the Shipping Board will allocate ships to carry grain to Russia at cost, due to recent rate increases at Baltic ports.
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Associated Press
Washington
Soviet Trussia
Shipping Board
American Relief Administration
Secretary Hoover
J. B. Small
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Russia
Hoover
New York
Benn a Min Holeeman Defensive Civil War figure dies
Benja min Holeeman the last surviving member of the Confederate ironclad Merrimac crew who fought the Monitor has died in Shreveport Louisiana.
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Shreveport
Benjamin Holeeman
Senator Penrose Leaves Estate to Three Brothers
The will of Senator Penrose left his entire estate to his three brothers who were named executors but waived their rights in favor of a financial institution. Filed January 5, 1906, the estate is valued at $200,000 and upwards, though friends say it is worth much more. The document, dated June 19, 1905, directs no inventory or account of the estate.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Senator Penrose
Masked Bandits Rob McCleary Pool Hall
Five masked men entered a McCleary pool hall in Olympia region last night, lined up about forty patrons and robbed them of roughly $1,000 before escaping, telephoned report indicates.
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Olympia
Wash
Jan
McCleary
Here
New Mexico Ten Yearmark Critique of Statehood Progress
An editorial on New Mexico's decade since statehood argues governance has been flawed by corruption and partisan fights. It notes rising costs, uneven tax assessments, and weak primary and anti fraud laws, urging public demand for integrity and reform to unlock future growth.
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Health Department
Child Welfare Department
Nct
New Mexalco
China Accepts Partial Tariff Reform in Far East Pact
The Far Eastern committee approves a plan to raise Chinese customs receipts by about 46 million dollars and implement a 5 percent tariff, with steps toward broader tariff autonomy while foreign troop withdrawal is discussed. Dr. Koo calls continued foreign control a sovereignty violation, urging immediate and effective steps toward removing foreign supervision as China reforms its administration.
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Associated Press
Washington
China
Far Eastern Committee of the Army Conference
Peking
Underwood
Far East
Koo
Sewer Pipe Makers Charged With Trust To Restrain Trade
New York January 5 indictments allege eleven corporations and ten individuals in eastern states conspired to restrain trade in sewer pipe and plumbing fixtures for three years, violating the Sherman act. Defendants, members of the Eastern Sewer Pipe Manufacturers association, allegedly exchanged bids and price data through a clearing house and face plea next week.
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Associated Press
New York
Eastern Sewer Tipe Manufacturers’ Association
Bankor Forgan Undergoes Appendectomy In Omaha
Robert Forgan assistant vice president of the National City bank of New York underwent an appendectomy at a local hospital in Omaha today. His condition is reported favorable.
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Omaha
Neb
Robert Forgan
National City Bank of New York
Murderer Surrenders After New York City Murder Confession
Frank H Gatherer turned himself in to Honolulu police claiming he killed his wife in New York City in July 1919. He reportedly confessed to the crime during surrender proceedings.
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Honolulu
Frank H Gatherer
New York City
Baker Head Noschang Dies in Albany
Frank X. Noschang general president of the Journeymen Bakers International Union died today in Albany New York birth and replacement details were not provided in the notice.
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Baker Head
Albany
N. Y
Frank X. Noschang
Journeymen
Bakera International Union
Funeral Ends Career of Senator Penrose in Private Burial
In Philadelphia the funeral of Senator Boles Penrose was held with strict secrecy and a private burial at Laurel Hill cemetery. Family members, including brothers Charles Richard and Spencer Penrose, arrived at his Spruce Street home as reports noted the absence of public services and media access. Guards surrounded the cemetery while reporters, denied entry, observed a quiet, understated farewell.
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Philadephia
Boles Penrose
South Laurel Hill
Henge
Senator Penrose
United States
Charlies T
Richard
Spencer
Spruce Street
Charles Penrose
Philadelphia
Penrose
Castaneda Manager Promoted to Grand Canyon Hotel
Las Vegas New Mexico January 5 8 Sh Benedito manager of the Castaneda hotel is promoted to manage El Tovar the Harvey hotel at the Grand Canyon He will depart about January 10 His successor at Castaneda has not been named.
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Associated Press
Las Vegas
N.M
Sh Benedito
Castaneda
el Tovar
Grand Canyon
Benedito
Bread to sell at five cents a loaf in Cincinnati
Beginning tomorrow bread will be sold at the pre war price of five cents for a 16 ounce loaf in Cincinnati. The announcement came from the manager of a local grocery chain.
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Tive Cent Loap
Cincinnati
Youth Arrested in Blackwell Case Claims Readiness to Face Charges
Olin C. Walker Jr of Farmington New Mexico, 22, in Los Angeles jail for Gallup murder probe. He waives extradition and vows to return to Gallup to clear his name after being linked to the Blackwell couple's slaying.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Gallup
New Mexico
Olin C. Walker, Jr
Farmington
Burns
Walker
Blackwell
One Voice Lifts Against Major Opie Over War Deaths
Senate inquiry hears Maj H L Opie deny shooting two men in Argonne dugout amid fighting. Witness Lemuel Smith, a shell shocked patient, claims Opie killed a soldier in a dugout and ordered the body removed. Other comrades dispute the charge as Opie recalls a fatal camp scene.
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Washington
Jan B
Virginia
Lemuel C. Smith
Opie
Smith
Argonne
Ople
Frandegee
Tient
Floyd W. Cunningham
Senator Watson
Georgia
Senate
France
San Francisco
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