Britain and Japan aim to break naval ratio deadlock
The Associated Press reports that Britain, allied with Japan, is using influence to align Japanese views with the United States on naval ratio. The plenipotentiaries have again submitted the issue to their home governments, with Britain indicated as finding double interest in the relations and accepting the American principle. The American side continues to refuse recognition of the deadlock as of now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Great Britain
Japan
United States
Dapat
Riots in Vienna Attack Americans and Loot Hotels
U S agents seek Morse return as rioters attack Americans in Vienna hotels. The New Bristol and Old Bristol hotels are looted to the second floor while guests are robbed of furs and clothing. Police claim fatigue and hunger drive the violence as disturbances spread through the inner city.
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U. S
Vienna
Associated Press
Hand
United States Army
Miller
All Union Crafts Industry Hit By Widespread Strike
Chicago reports a Dec 5 strike of about 45 000 workers across 15 cities in the packing house sector. The Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen call for walkout as wage disputes derail negotiations. unions claim most workers are not unionized while packers dispute the figure and note nonunion employees.
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Hayes
Associated P
Chicago
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of
North America
Butcher Workmen's Union
Dennis Lane
Fed
Jointex
Chicas
Milwaukee
South St. Paul
Sioux City
Oman
Denver
Nebraska City
St Joseph
Kansas City
Wichita
Okla City
Fort Worth
East St. Louis Louis
Albert Lea
Austin
Minn
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Iowa
Big Five
China
Failway Carmen
Trains Collision in Oregon Toll 10 Dead 60 Injured
A head on collision between Oregon-W Washington Railroad and Navigation trains near Celilo Oregon left 10 dead and 60 injured. Four victims came from the wrecked No 17 with injuries also sent to Port Jang on a special train. Delays forced detours over Spokane Portland Seattle due to bridge damage at Hagle Creek.
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Oregon-Washington Railroad
Nd Navigation Company
Celilo
Ore
Port Jang
Dalles
Hagle Creek
Spokane
Portland
Seattle
Gibbon
Kamela
Denison Race Attack Reported by Police in Texas
A violent incident in Denison Texas saw robed and hooded men flogging Black residents on Tuesday night. Police learned the details as victims, including a 75 year old seriously hurt, were warned to avoid mingling with whites. Victims identified the attackers as members of a racist extremist group.
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Associated Press
Denison
Texas
Denison Klan
Knights of the
Ku Klux Klan
Irish peace conferences long shot to resume Monday
Indications overnight suggested Irish negotiations would not be fully ruptured before Monday. Sinn Fein delegates plan to follow Barton to Dublin to discuss British proposals with Eamonn de Valera and Dail Eireann cabinet. Sinn Fein to decide in London Monday whether to accept the new terms and oath of allegiance to the Crown before Ulster talks resume.
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Sinn Fein
Dublin
de Valera
Associated Pres
London
Robert C. Barton
Inn Fein
Binn Fenners
Lloyd George
Eamonn de Valera
Dail Eireann
Ulster
James Craig
Uis
Sinn’ Fein
Mills At Bonner And Missoula Are Again Operating
The A C M lumber mill at Bonner and the Polleys Plant at Missoula resumed operations this morning after months of shutdown due to the slump. The Polleys mill runs day and night, producing over 100000 feet of lumber and employs about 100 more workers than before. Crews for the A C M plant were mobilized to restart July 31, with former employees given priority and no outside demand for labor.
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Stungara Missoula
Dee
A.C. M
Bonner
Polleys
Missoula
Itas
Death of Dr. Frederick W. McCrimmon in Butte
Dr. Frederick W. McCrimmon, a 30 year resident and prominent local physician, was found dead in his Sliver Bowl club room. Cause listed as heart failure after a year long illness. Coroner notified. Drs. McDonald and Murray, longtime associates, to assist.
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DF. W. Terimmon
Butte
Silver Bow Club
Frederick W. McCrimmon
McCrimmon
Hennessy
Unlucky Dinner Marked by 13 Guests for Wieneke Family
Edwardsville Newfoundland today reported the death of Anton Wieneke, 80, a farmer, from heart trouble. at his Wieneke home a dinner party yesterday had 13 persons present, echoing a six year old death of Mrs Wieneke the day after a dinner party with 13 guests.
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Associated Press
Edwardsville
Anton Wieneke
Wieneke
Navy 15 asked to intercept French ship near Havre
Washington reports that officials weigh actions to bring Charles W. Morse back to the United States as he sails on a Paris bound for Europe amid a government inquiry into his dealings with the shipping board. The plan includes possible passport actions and coordination with France to detain him.
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NAVY
Havre
Associated Pre
Washington
Charles W. Morse
New York
Federal Grand Jury
Shipping Board
United States
Department of Justice
Morine
Tarre
Toreat
Morse
Erwin A
F. Morse
Charles W. Mors
Wilton J Lambert
Paris
Justice Department
State Department
Hughes
Jusserand
France
Corn Fuel Cuts Costs at Major Electric Plant
The Fells Electric Light and Power company began burning corn for fuel instead of coal in its large light plant. The move aims to cut costs, and officials report corn heating quality is satisfactory, marking a notable shift in regional energy sourcing.
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Fells Electric Light and Power Company
Santa Claus to Speak at Butte Christmas Tree
A radio message invites Santa Claus to address Butte on Christmas Eve as the community tree is set up in front of the courthouse. Organizers select Benjamin Owen as chairman and Mrs. P. J. McCarthy as secretary treasurer for the event. Santa will give a small remembrance to every school aged child and moves are planned for free movie showings at local theaters.
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Santa Claus
Butte
Christmas
Benjamin Owen
P. J. McCarthy
Santa
$60 000 Haul of Shotgun Bandits at Argonaut Mine
Six men with shotguns robbed the Argonaut mine in California, escaping with more than $60,000 in gold amalgam valued at 455 pounds of ore and quicksilver. The theft occurred as the mine prepared bullion shipment. The Argonaut mine is part of the Naut Consolidated Mining camp, with John T. Smith of New York as president.
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Argonaut
California
Naut, Consolidated
John T. Smith
New York
Verbal Battle in Arbuckle Trial Opens Closing Arguments
Dec 1 reports the Roscoe C Arbuckle trial moving to closing arguments as prosecutor Friedman builds a chain of evidence linking Arbuckle to Virginia Rappe’s death and defense attorney McNab interrupts with questions about key witnesses and alleged misconduct, highlighting courtroom tensions and contested testimony.
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Irene Morgan
Roscoe C
Fatty") Arbuckle
Leo Friedman
Virginia Rappe
Arbuckle
Gavin McNab
Friedman
Miss Rappe
Bambina Maude Delmont
McNab
Mra
X O
Tala
Bettiers Etrbuckle
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Kato
Hotel Imperial
A.C. M. Mill
Dr. McRimmon
Wieneke Famly
Farly
Pao
Grand Jury
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America
Arbuckle,gase
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