Treasury Surprise Declaration Delays France Debt Settlement
Washington officials reacted to Winston Churchill's claim that Britain would seek proportionate payments from a common creditor. The statement risks delaying the Franco American debt settlement as Mellon and Jusserand pursued informal talks on France, while British policy remained unofficial and others warned Britain might complicate negotiations with other debtors.
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Associated Press
Washington
Winston Churchill
United States
Treasury
Churchill
France
Mellon
Jusserand
Great Britain
Debate over king's address echoes Zinovieff letter conflict
London reports resumed debate on the king's address as Commons reconvenes. The session revives the Zinovieff letter controversy urging revolutionary action in England. Prime Minister Baldwin cites cabinet findings that the letter is authentic. John R. Clynes mentioned in continuation.
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London
House of Commons
Zinovieff
England
Baldwin
John R. Clynes
Oil interests to spend 100000 yearly on public oil story
A Petroleum Institute board resolution in Fort Worth adopts a public relations committee of nine to assemble petroleum industry facts from credible sources and distribute them to the industry and the public to inform on the oil business.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Ee Bea Board of Direct
The
Petroleum Institute
German cabinet quits election result and hints on new ministry
Berlin November 10 The cabinet decided to resign with the resignation date to be set by agreement between Chancellor Marx and President Ebert. If Ebert allows, the affairs of Germany may move to a new bourgeois ministry next week led by Stresemann, while Marx avoids forming a government.
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Angsocia Press
Berlin
Chanellor Marx
Ebert
Marx- Stresemann
Germany
Bunday
Marx
Stresemann
Oregon wool pool sold at 54 cents a pound
A wool pool of 54,000 fleeces weighing about 560000 pounds was sold in Nyssa Oregon through a contract with C. J. Webb Sons and Co of Philadelphia at 54 cents per pound, totaling about 250000 dollars.
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Oregon
NYSSA
Ore
C. J. Webb, Sons & Co
Philadelphia
Unprecedented 43 Degree Rise In Butte Thermometer
Butte weather office records an almost 43 degree jump in 30 hours with temperatures reaching 46 degrees after a week of subzero cold. A chinook melted snow and ice, turning a frigid period into a warm, springlike night and hinting at further rain.
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Butte Weather Office
Weather Office
Butte
Mining
Mortimer Flaws in Forbes Trial Testimony Emerge in Chicago
Five hours of cross examination reveal inconsistencies between Mortimer's Senate testimony and present trial statements. He admits memory gaps and describes attempting to bribe Forbes with sums from 1000 to 160000 dollars as part of a scheme by Thompson and Black Construction to secure veterans bureau hospital contracts.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Elias H. Mortimer
Forbes
Veterans’ Bureau
Mortimer
Charles R. Forbes
John W. Thompson
St. Louis
James 8. Easby-Smith
Sesslon
New York
Mabel G. Willebrandt
Randolph Laughlin
Thompson
Thompson & Black Construction Company
Laughlin
Black
Colonel Forbes
Miles City lead in Billings double axe murders fails
Billings detectives and the county sheriff dismissed a former convict link and ruled out a local business associate as suspects in the Nels Anderson and wife killings. After days of rumor the authorities say they are back to square one, with no confirmed arrests and rumors denied.
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Associated Press
Billings
Miles City
Nels Anderson
Anderson
Talgo
Sage
Five Sailors Dead as Plane Plunges Into Sea
Five U S Navy sailors were killed when a large plane plunged into the sea. Major August Belmont 71, noted financier and turfman, died at his New York apartment after an illness of about 24 hours. He leaves a son Morgan and a daughter-in-law Mrs. Morgan Belmont. Belmont was a leading banker and railway figure with ties to Interborough Rapid Transit Louisville & Nashville and other firms.
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Associated Press
New York
August Belmont
Park Avenue
Middleburgh
Mr. Belmont
Cedar Street
Morgan
Harvard University
Hemden
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
8&J. Paul Railroad
Equitable Lift Insurance Company
Table Iai’e Insurance Company
Corporations
Bessie H. Morgan
Eleanor Robson
August Jr
Raymond
August
Caroline Blidell
Perry) Belmont
Alzel
Palatinate
Rhenish
Prussia
United States
Finencier
Nebraska proposal to revoke marriages after two years without children
City Health Commissioner A. B. Pinto proposed a bill in Nebraska to revoke marriages if no children are born within two years with exemptions for disabilities when certified by a physician. Dr. Pinto said couples may remain employed and continue work, viewing some marriages as a way to legalize cohabitation.
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Preas
Bo Dee
Mave- Caton
Nebraska
A. 8. Pinto
Pinto
Leader of Reds Lucks an Appeal to High Tribunal
Charles E R Ruthenberg secretary of the workers party of America and a leading member of the communist party was found guilty under the Michigan syndicalism law by the state supreme court. He had been freed on bond after arrest at the Bridgeman raid in August 1922. Foster Gitlow and others were among those arraigned. The court upheld the circuit court ruling and ruled the raid legal. The decision denounced Ruthenberg and the party as the red thread of Russian communism.
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Associated Press
Lansing
Mich
Charles E. R. Ruthenberg
Workers’ Party of America
Communist Party of America
Michigan
State Supreme Court
Berrien County
Bridgeman
Circuit Court
Howard Wiest
Syndicalium Act
Ruthenberg
Communist Party
Third Internationale
Underwood Bill Faces Sharp Senate Attacks
The Underwood Muscle Shoals bill drew fierce Senate scrutiny led by Senator McKellar who argued it would hand control to Alabama Power. Senator Norris and Chairman Norrie sought amendments. Underwood accepted part of the Norris amendment striking a fertilizer clause qualifier while preserving nitrogen conversion for defense needs.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Underwood
Alabama
Senator McKellar
Tennessee
Muscle Shoals
Alabama Power Company
Norrie
Senate Agricultural Committee
Norris
Plane Crash Kills Five in Navy Aerial Target Run
Five officers and enlisted men of VI squadron's number two of the battle fleet air squadrons were killed and three others fatally injured when a twin motored Il-16 sea plane nose dived 1 200 feet into the sea during target practice off Point Loma near San Diego. The accident was the worst in naval aviation history.
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San Diego
Cal
VI Squadron
Battle Fleet Air Squadrons
Naval Aviation
North Island
Joseph G Gowan
Rockwell Field
Vannini
Point Loma
Five Win In Battle With Frozen North
VAIRBANKS Alaska December 10 Fighting an Arctic winter and enduring hardships in a 500 mile on foot journey. Capt T P O Kelly C A Clarke Rudolph Johnson FB J Gall and Ambrose Agnaveluk arrived yester day from Herschel island after leaving Nov 13 and crossing into Alaska. They then trudged the Porcupine river to Fairbanks after being lost and short of food.
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Associated Press
Vairbanks
Alaska
T P. O'Kelly
C. A. Clarke
Rudolph Johnson
FB. J. Gall
Ambrose Agnaveluk
Mekimo
Herschel Island
Arctic
Canada
International Boundary
Alaska Territory
Old Crow
Porcupine River
Fairbanks
Unfilled Steel Orders Jump. Gary Urges Steady Growth
United States Steel reports November unfilled tonnage rising by 506 699 to 4 031 960 tons, the largest gain since 1922. BE H Gary notes improving business, warns against recklessness while urging steady progress and prudent restocking ahead of a hoped market revival.
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United States Steel Corporation
Associated Press
New York
United States Steel Corporation Today
BE. H. Gary
McCoy Wills Read At Murder Trial
In Los Angeles a blood stained sheet and crude wine drawn diagrams plus photos of the apartment where Mrs. Theresa Mors died are introduced as evidence. Norman Selby known as Kid McCoy is accused. his two wills allegedly confess writing after the death with line about leaving all to Mrs. Jennie Thomas dated Aug 12 1924.
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Los Angeles
Theresa Mors
Norman Selby
Kid McCoy
McCoy
Jennie Thomas
Norman Belby
Placer Mining in Silver Bow Creek May Be Resumed
The dredging of Silver Bow creek to control spring floods sparks talk of reviving placer mining. Mayor Horgan backs assays from deposits hoisted by a steam shovel dredge as veterans recall past gold production and profits in the old Burlington district.
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Silver Bow Creek
Creek
West Butte
Burlington
Horgan
Highlands
Ren
John Noyes
Charley Carver
Humphrey Brothers
David Uptonne
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Michigan Supreme Court
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Pensacola
Fla
Kilburn H. Roby
Arthur P. Thuroton
Orange
N. J
Fred Dr. Cruel
Aviation
Seriouaty
Hayter R. Davenport
Frozen North
Steel Company
M’coy
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