Withdrawal Contingent On Shantung Pact
Japanese and Chinese delegates resumed the Shantung talks in Washington with an agreed timetable to withdraw rail troops from the Tsingao to Tsinan Fu line within six months of a completed accord and to begin other troop withdrawals after China takes over Kino Chow. Ambassadors discussed settlement with Japan stressing efforts to resolve the issue before adjournment, while noting no backtracking on proposals.
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Washington
Arthur J. Balfour
Hughes
Shantung
Tsingao-Tsinan Fu
Kino Chow
China
Shidehara
Japan
Hanahara
Desire
Seven jurors chosen for Arbuckle murder retrial
In San Francisco on January 11 seven temporary jurors were selected and one juror dismissed in the police court as the second manslaughter trial of Fatty Arbuckle opened. The defense examined veniremen with questions about the Woman's Welfare Committee while noting fixed opinions led to excusals. Three women were among the temporary jurors.
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San Francisco
Cal
Minnie Neighbors
Roscoe C
Fatty) Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
Arbuckle
Criminal Courts
Gavin Meab
McNab
Milton Uren
Willigant Committee
Veniremen
Mrs Neighbors
Gale rips New York bays and streets in late winter storm
A powerful gale in New York at 2 p m reached 90 miles an hour off Sandy Hook. Snow, hail and rain battered the city, tearing umbrellas and toppling a 325 foot chimney in Brooklyn. Harbor traffic suffered. several tall structures fell and many pedestrians were injured as trains and traction lines faced disruption.
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Associated Press
New York
Sandy Hook
Trenton
N. J
Brooklyn
Weather Bureau
Crook
Raiio
New Jersey
Long Island
Blizzard disrupts communications across West Virginia
Blizzard conditions shut telegraph and telephone lines in western and southern West Virginia. Chesapeake and Potomac reports hundreds of thousands of dollars in damage and widespread outages. Snow drifts rise to two feet near Grafton with sixty mile winds. 200 American Telephone poles down. Roads and the National Highway closed, hindering repair efforts as crews struggle to reach fallen lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Washington
Grafton
American Telephone Company
Non Cotton Zones Proclaimed in Central Texas
The governor issued a proclamation declaring three non cotton growing zones in Ellis Collin Grayson and Liberty counties to curb pink bollworm spread. The action cites 1917 Hearne eradication as precedent and lists commission members including Lee Beatty Frank McKnight W D Hunter S E McDonald and others. The plan aims to eradicate the pest statewide.
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Texas
Ellis County
Ennis
Collin County
Grayson County
Liberty County
Department of Agriculture
Hearne
Lee Beatty
Lockhart
Frank McKnight
Arlington
W. D. Hunter
Houston
S. E. McDonald
Agriculture Department
R. L. Clayton
Celina
W. D. Ferris
C. W. Fisher
Liberty
Prisoner to be taken to Guymon Okla after arrest
Italian born Carlo Canepa of Cleveland Ohio is held in Amarillo on murder charges connected to a death near Goodwell Oklahoma. Dalhart officers plan to transport him to Guymon. Papers indicate Canepa age 25, wife Rise 25, daughter Jennie 1.
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Carlo Canepa
Cleveland
Ohio
Amarillo
Goodwell
Okla
Dalhart
Guymon
Canepa
Rise
Jennie
United States District Court
West 83Rd Street
Antonio Puleo
Puleo
Pweo
Toldo
C. A. Leeman
Dallam County
Mark H. Adams
George M. Fritz
George M. Fritz, County Judge, and ©. C. Glatthar
Daily News
A. Dillon
al Davis
Indianapolis
Fox Film Company
W. I. Fim Company
Liberal, Kan
San Francisco
Calhart
Paleo
Max Farber
Breckenridge
Texas
Grief Stricken Man Joins Wife in Death
Roy Campbell 37 of Argyle Iowa, grief stricken by his wife death a week earlier, eluded relatives guarding him and fatally shot himself in Fort Madison, leaving five children ages four months to 12 years orphaned.
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Associated Press
Fort Madison
Iowa
Jan
Rangers Sent to Waco for Trial of Three Negroes
Texas Rangers ordered to attend the January murder trial in Waco. Governor Neff authorized the force to prevent demonstrations. Defendants are George Killough, Jake Graves, and Elijah Graves, charged in the fatal shooting of engine watchman S. L. Connally.
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Waco
Neff
Frank Tierey
George Killough
Jake Graves
Elijah Graves
S. L. Connally
Texas births and deaths report for December
Forty two sets of twins and one set of triplets were born in Texas during December. A total of 6,054 children were born, including 445 negroes, and 2,648 deaths occurred, including 421 negroes. Nine centenarians died in December.
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Austin
Texas
Health Department
Immigrants Take Oath in Dallas Federal Court
In Dallas on January 11 fourteen had 47 foreign born residents renounce their flags and pledge allegiance to the United States. Great Britain and Germany led with nine naturalizations each as they joined the Stars and Stripes in federal court.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
Stars and Stripes
Great Britain
Germany
Dallas man found dead in Carlsbad sanatorium hotel room
SAN ANGELO Texas Jan 11 J W Bacon 32 of Dallas was found dead today in a hotel room at Carlsbad where he had been a patient in the state tuberculosis sanitorium A vial of poison lay beside the bed He is survived by a brother W M Bacon of Dallas
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San Angelo
Texas
J. W. Bacon
Dallas
Carlsbad
W. M. Bacon
Gasoline price drop cited in Wichita Falls report
Local conditions attributed to independents ignoring old line company tank wagon prices have caused a four cent decrease over the week. The Magnolia posted the latest cut, setting retail gasoline at 18 cents and tank wagons at 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita Falls
Texas
Magonlia
Mexia men face federal liquor charges after raids
Nine Mexia men were charged with violating the Federal prohibition act before U S Commissioner A P McCormick in Waco Texas today. The new complaints add to eleven filed the previous Monday. The cases stem from raids conducted at Mexia by federal officers and Texas Rangers.
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Waco
Texas
United States
A. P. McCormick
Texas Rangers
Spain cabinet resigns leadership amid fierce strife
Madrid January 11 The coalition cabinet led by Antonio Maura as premier and minister of justice resigned today after prolonged bitter political conflict in Spain.
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Madrid
Antonio Maura
Spain
Champs Ready to Fight in London Bout Tomorrow
Georges Carpentier and Gorge Cook, both in peak condition, prepare for their London ring clash tomorrow. Carpentier reportedly weighs three pounds more than before his previous bout with Denpney and his camp claims he will enter the ring a stronger fighter.
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Champs
London
Georges Carpentier
Charmplan
Gorge Cook
Australia
Tipton
Carpentier
Denpney
Kirby backs tariffs threaten Democratic loss in South
John Kirby, president of the Southern Tariff Association, warned that the Democratic Party will lose the South in the next congressional campaign if it rejects protection for raw materials. He cited Speaker Kitchin’s 1921 tariff stance and said bankers across Southern states favor a protective tariff, warning Democratic leaders to repudiate the policy.
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Associated Press
Washington
Republican Party
John Kirby
Southern Tariff Association
Kirby
Senate
Kitchin
House
South
Presbyterians Plan to Endow Texas Colleges
At the Texas synod meeting in Austin, church leaders outlined a program to liquidate existing debts and substantially boost endowments for Presbyterian schools in Texas. A campaign to raise about $2,000,000 for endowment growth is planned, likely kicking off in fall 1923.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Plains
Texas Synod
Presbyterian Church
C. Ske
Presbyterian Schools of
Briand to Present British Treaty Before French Parliament
Paris January 11 Premier Briand will present the long sought British alliance text to the French chamber. Parliament is hostile tonight but many observers expect a confidence vote as differences over clauses and concessions may be set aside for a concrete pact.
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Associated Press
Paris
Briand
Railway workers granted leave for union work transport benefit
In Chicago on January 1 the labor board ruled that railway employees on leave to do union work are entitled to free transportation on their roads until the leave is officially ended. The decision clarifies the rights of workers engaging in labor union activities.
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Chicago
Labor Board
Army Officers Refute Hanging Charge in Senate Hearing
Washington Jan 11 Army officers testified that reports of mass executions in France were false and that only one man was hanged at Gievres in secret by Col Charles J Symonds. Capt Joseph D Hahn denied claims of his involvement in unlawful executions of two black soldiers. Other witnesses challenged prior assertions about a swinging in the Sixteenth Infantry as the hearing continued.
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France
Charles J. ‘Symonds
Camp Sherman
Gievres
Gieyres
Symonds
Joseph D. Hahn
Camp Benning
Harry W. Segal
Hahn
Sixteenth Infantry
Otmorrow
Newberry Seat Contested as Senate Fight Hangs on 6 Votes
In Washington on January 11 the Senate contested seat of Michigan Republican Truman H Newberry remains undecided with under six votes likely to decide the outcome. Democrats and Republicans spar over seating amid new resolutions and pairings as debate continues.
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Newberry
Washington
Senate
Truman H. Newberry
Michigan
Henry Ford
Spencer
Missouri
King
Utah
Owen
Oklahoma
Walsh
Montana
Rail Head Warns Against Forcibly Decreasing Rates
Mr. Willard opens defense of current rate levels as the first of several presidents to present the case for common carriers. He argues the public should not expect relief now and that railroads have historically offered the cheapest transportation. He cites economic forces and the need for lower labor costs and capital investments before any rate cuts can occur.
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Mr. Willard
Willard
Nations oppose total scrap plan in naval treaty talks
Washington Jan. 1 The big plan to scrap surplus ships faced opposition from two nations as talks on the naval treaty neared completion. Britain and Japan withheld support for fully useless scrapped vessels while France and Italy favored that stance. Japan and China resumed Shantung talks and a tentative troop withdrawal agreement emerged, with a plenary session possible after a Friday night message from Tokyo.
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Associated Press
Washington
France
Italy
Great Britain
Japan
Pacific
Shantung
Russia and Germany Resume Official Banking Ties
after seven and a half year gap official banking relations between Russia and Germany were reopened. The Russian State Bank deposited several million marks in Deutsche Bank and drew its first check for 1.5 million marks.
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Merlin
Russia
Germany
Deutsche Bank
Bank of Naples Granted 60 Million Lire for NY Branch
Rome reports that Minister of Commerce Belotti authorized the Bank of Naples to allot 60,000,000 lire for the benefit of the Branca de Italiana de Leonte’s New York branch. The move expands financial support across the Atlantic and ties Italy’s banking network to its overseas operations.
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Rome
Belott
Bank of Naples
New York
Branca de Italiana de Leonte
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