Shan tung talks adjourned over railway dispute
The Shantung railway talks between Chinese and Japanese delegates were adjourned sine die after China rejected a Japanese counter proposal for a fifteen year loan to fund the Kino Chow Teinan Fun line. Japan offered a final settlement plan with direct control elements, while China demanded cash payment options. A new meeting was possible tomorrow or Monday as both sides seek outside mediation.
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Washington
Tan
Shantung
China
Japan
Masano Hanihara
Arthur J. Fialfour
Hughes
Wellington Koo
Koomid
Tokio
Hanihara Sid
Caase
Saya
Finland Names New U S Envoy Teena Astrom Arrives
Teena Astrom, the new United States envoy from Finland, has arrived in Washington. He succeeds A H H Saastamoinen, who resigned to focus on his business interests in Finland.
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Teena Astrom
Pinland
Washington
A. HH. Saastamoinen
Finland
National League Sets 1922 Opening Day Schedule
The National League opens its 1922 season on April 12 with Brooklyn at New York Boston at Philadelphia Chicago at Cincinnati Pittsburgh at St Louis and the league runs through October 1. The American League also starts April 12 with St Louis at Chicago Detroit at Cleveland New York at Washington Philadelphia at Boston and ends October 1.
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Associated Press
Chicago
John A. Heydler
Brooklyn
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicaso
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
St. Tits
French Wick
Ind
Ron Johnern
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Sesson
Prominent Men Charged in Major Liquor Plot
Four men were secretly indicted and arrested in Cleveland on charges of conspiring to violate the national prohibition act in a ten million dollar liquor withdrawal and bootlegging scheme. Those arrested include Harry S. Lynn head of the Lynn company and Wholesale drug firm of Akron Martin Burke head of a Pittsburgh hardware concern George Martino treasurer and Claude Madelene secretary of the Lynn company.
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Cleveland
Federal
Harry S. Lynn
Lynn Company
Akron
Martin Burke
Pittsburgh
George Martino
Claude Madelene
Plans of Walker and Kelp in Blackwell Case Frustrate Wedding
In Los Angeles on January 6 1920 Olin C Walker Jr 22 in jail over the murder of J W Blackwell and wife wealthy Gallup New Mexico faces a wedding barrier as Capt Moffat and Asst Police Chief Murray refuse to permit a ceremony between his sweetheart Rhea Tice 21 formerly of Farmington New Mexico. They caution legal steps from district attorneys and note the bride could not testify against her fiancé. Walker maintains confidence in a clean acquittal and explains money was deposited in his name by John Emmons of the Gallup State Bank to cover expenses for a dying patient and a newborn that did not survive. He says he did not want gossip about Rhea while she remains sick. His parents back in Farmington are unaware of proceedings.
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Olin C. Walker, Jr
J. W. Blackwell
Gallup
New Mexico
Rhea Tice
Farmington
Moffat
Murray
Moffat Edvid
Walker
Miss Tice
John Emmons
Gallup State Bank
Blaickwells
McKinley County Bank
Rhea
The
Farmington Light and Power Company
Weather Highlights for Denver and Arizona Regions
Denver forecasts show increasing cloudiness Saturday with possible snow or rain, followed by generally fair conditions Sunday and little temperature change. Arizona values an unsettled Saturday into Sunday with modest cooling and then fair weather. Readings note a 38 degree high and 26 degree low in one station, humidity around 6 am and 6 pm, light precipitation, and a north wind.
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Colo
New
Mexco
Arizona
Nations seek ban on gas warfare and piracy rules at conference
A five power accord backs piracy enforcement at sea and moves to ban gas warfare. Italy supports the anti gases, while naval experts refine submarine limits and the Root piracy resolution. The conference aims to frame a comprehensive naval limitation treaty as sessions continue.
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Washington
Associated Priess
Armamente
Warrington
Ms. Root
Italy
Armament Committee
Wsa
Secreary
Hughes
JUDGENTS AT NIGHT atodds NW BURGH TRIAL
The seventh week of Arthur C. G. Burch’s trial for J Belton Kennedy’s murder ends with testimony ongoing. Dr Louis J Webber faces cross examination on whether Burch faked insanity and denies imminent danger, while Burch denies a deputy’s railing jump and asserts he would be acquitted.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Arthur CG. Burch
J. Belton Kennedy
Judes
Sidney N. Reeve
Louis J. Webber
Britton Shade Title Bout Set for January 31
Welterweight champion Jack Britton defends his title against Dave Shade of San Francisco at Madison Square Garden on January 31 in a fifteen round bout for the title and the Rickard championship belt. Weights set at 147 pounds by 2 PM on fight day.
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Associated Press
New York
Jack Pritton
Dave Shade
San Franciscs
Madison Square Garden
Tex Rickard
Rickard
Britten
Ted Lewis
Fire Rips Six-Story Garment Building in New York
A spectacular blaze on thirty third street between Broadway and Fifth Avenue causes over 100000 in damage to a six story garment factory. One firefighter is seriously injured by falling debris. six others hurt. Nearby guests at the Waldorf Astoria and McAlpin hotels are awakened but soon reassured.
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Associated Press
New York
Dan
Thirty-Th Rd Street
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
MeAlpin
Wal- Hlorf-Astoria
New Baseball Regs Discussed by Major and Minor Leaders
In Chicago on January 6 a special session will consider new rules for organized baseball. Judge K M Tandis baseball commissioner Ian Johnson American league chief and John Heydler National league chief lead the meeting. Also on the agenda is a draft question and plans proposed by Al Tearney head of the Three Eye and Western leagues.
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Chicago
K. M. Tandis
Mece Ian Johnson
John Heydler
al Tearney
Man who absconded with payroll gets 5 to 6 years
Casper Wyoming January 6 P C Chapman pleaded guilty to absconding with a 7000 payroll of the Midwest Refining company on November 10 after capture at Jacksonville Florida. He was sentenced by Judge C Brown in district court to a term of five to six years in the state penitentiary.
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Associated Press
Casper
Wyo
P. C. Chapman
Midwest Refining Company
Jacksonville
Fla
C. ©. Brown
Contested Bonds and Libel Battle in New Mexico Journal
A disputed estate and libel dispute unfold around Byron Ives and bonds tied to the Journal Publishing Company. The author accuses the First National Bank and others of malice in taking legal action to undermine the Journal while detailing bond exchanges and the supposed corporate structures behind the holding and industrial entities.
Newberry case dominates Senate in contentious debate
The Senate opened its final discussion of the Henry Ford versus Truman Newberry seating dispute from Michigan. Leaders expected a vote next week as Newberry defends himself on campaign expenditures, while Democrats sharpened attacks on his supporters and silence.
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Senate
Newberry
Henry Ford
Truman HH. Newberry
Michigan
Spencer
Miesourt
Senate Privileges and Elections Committee
Newhberry
Caraway
Arkansas
Williame
Ihen
Townsend
Willlome
Mississippi
Shafte
Laugter
Mr. Williams
Williams
Mr. Wil Hams
Alan
Woeflin
Heflin
Alabama
Tommer
Mr. Heflin
Senate Investigating Committee
Wadsworth
Republican
New York
Dakota Senator Succeeds Penrose as Senate Leader
Following Senator Penrose's death in Pennsylvania the chairmanship of the Senate Finance Committee passes to the western United States for the first time in forty years. Senator P J McCumber of North Dakota, from the agricultural bloc, is named as successor.
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Penrose
Senate
Pennsylvania
Senate Finance Committee
P. J. McCumber
Nort Dakota
Germany Faces War Crimes Sentences by Lille Council
A Lille war council in northern France sentences German officers and soldiers for wartime excesses. General Muller receives five years and 600 francs for art theft at Caudry. Other sentences range from one year to life hard labor for brutality and killing.
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Paris
France
Lille
Muller
Caudry
Trepte Wife Admits Slaying Husband in Milwaukee
Mrs Elsie Trepte wife of Adolph Trepte 51 former president treasurer of Globe Wire and Iron Works confessed to police this morning that she killed her husband yesterday while intoxicated and fearing hospitalization.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Elsie Trepte
Adolph ‘Trepte
Globe Wire and Iron Works
Delay in Naming Commission for Fragile Exposition
Washington reports a delay in assigning a United States delegation to the Fragile international exposition. Officials say President Harding seeks to appoint a woman to one seat, with BD C Collier of California likely named executive commissioner.
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Washington
Jan
United States
Fragil
Harding
BD. C. Collier
California
De Valera resigns as president of Irish republic
Dublin reports Eamon de Valera announced his resignation in a private session but indicated he might stay on if the treaty vote delayed or rejected. Observers expect a decision by Saturday evening as the Dail debates the peace treaty with Great Britain amid fears of intraparty strife.
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Agaortea Tert
Eamon de Valera
Dater
Irish Republic
Great Britain
Dadlelrenann
de Valera
Dail
Tomore Row
Associated Press
Ireland
Peace Committee
Arthur Griffith
Michael Collins
Allies set Genoa conference to rehabilitate Europe
At Cannes the Allied supreme council approved an international financial and economic conference to include Germany and Russia with Genoa, Italy as the venue. Russia's participation depends on conditions including ending Bolshevik propaganda and honoring past obligations. Lloyd George led the talks, urging broader Allied effort to revive Europe. The invitation to the United States was extended, with Turkey not mentioned in the resolutions.
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Genoa
Germany
Russia
TIE Assoc Cannes
Janu
Associated Press
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United States
Great Britain
George Harvey
Lioyd George
Lloyd George
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Cannes
France
Near East
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Prague
Turkey
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