France Plans Ten Capital Ships In Ten Years
British spokesmen stunned a conference with the announcement that France proposes to build vessels of 35,000 tons each. Britain remains committed to a 5-5-3 tonnage ratio, even if it requires increasing overall tonnage.
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Britain
Associated Press
Washington
Naval Commission
Hughes
Great Britain
Japan
United States
Committee of 15
Tomore Tivero
15 Way
Tealy
Veteran of War 19 Suffocated in Milwaukee freight bunker
The body of a man believed to be C J Fritzen of Spokane was found yesterday afternoon in a refrigerator car bunkers at Milwaukee yards. Inspectors say charcoal burners inside the bunkers produced lethal fumes as the train arrived from Spokane to Chicago. Authorities suspect the man climbed into the bunker and was overcome by gas after the car was sealed. The death is being investigated by local law enforcement.
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C. J Fritzen
Spokane
Milwaukee
Chicago
Deer Lodge
Winly
Stev‘ena
Sheriff's Office
Duggan
Premiers to Consult on German Reparations Note
Paris December 16 The entire German reparations issue was placed in the hands of Aristide Briand and David Lloyd George for study before the London meeting. The reparations commission sent a conventional note delaying action on Germany's payment ability until allied consultation. The note, not an ultimatum, will be published tomorrow after two sessions.
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Associated Press
Paris
Aristide Briand
David Lloyd George
London
Germany
Reparations Commission
Associated Pres
Irish Free State
House ‘of Commons
Dall Eireann
Dublin
L Rst
Lloyd George
Austin Chamberlain
House of Commons
Bomb suspect confesses to Poligh Polige plot details
The cousin of a German radical leader provides full details of the plan that led to the Wall Street blast, outlining the sequence of events and key actors involved in the attack. The confession sheds light on the motive and coordination behind the bombing.
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Poligh Polige
Wall Street
Warsaw arrests man tied to Wall Street bombing
A Warsaw police arrest partners a Polish suspect named Wolfe Lindenfeld alias William Linde with the 1920 Wall Street bomb plot. The American justice service says Lindenfeld will testify and has confessed to receiving $30,000 from Moscow’s Third International to fund the attack aimed at J. P. Morgan. He is described as Rosa Luxemburg's cousin and linked to Moscow financial backing and a group of European plotters.
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Associated Press
Warsaw
Wolfe Lindenfeld
William Linde
Wall Street
New York
Lindenfeld
Rosa Luxemburg
Berlin
Fingleaders
Alwg
J.P. Morgan
Sylverner Co
Ugrave
Moscow Third Internationale
Teslan
America
Cosgrove
Paul Altendorf
Europe
Was & Woman
Morgan Orice Grove
Altendorf
Moscow
March
Mine Workers Refuse Support for Colorado Strike
The United Mine Workers international organization will not back the coal miners' strike against Colorado Fuel and Iron, ending hopes of continued action. The strike began November 18 and led to martial law being declared in Huerfano county, according to AP reports from Wallenburg.
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Associated Press
Wallenburg
United Mine Workers of America
International Organization
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Huerfano County
Slayer Cousin of Clara Smith Hamon
Globe Arizona dispatch reports Mrs Anna Smith who shot and killed Illinois automobile dealer Christensen in her room. She is described as a cousin of Clara Smith Hamon the woman who killed Jake Hamon at Ardmore Oklahoma.
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Globe, Ariz
Anna Smith
Christensen
Clara Smith Hamon
Jake Hamon
Ardmore
Okla
Bonaparte Asked to Accept Offer Albanian Throne
The Albanian high commission in Washington confers with Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte of New York about a possible invitation to ascend the Albanian throne vacant since William of Wied fled at the war’s start. Bonaparte denies any offer or talks with Albanian representatives. He is a descendant of Betsy Patterson of Baltimore. Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte is his great great nephew.
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Byte
Associated Press
New York
Chekrive
Washington
Jerome Napoleon
Bonaparte
Albania
William of Wied
Switzerland
New York Evening Mail
Brown
Elizabeth
Betsy"") Patterson
Baltimore
Napoleon Bonaparte
Jerome
Westphalia
Europe
Napoleon
Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte
Gallow’s crane misidentified as gallows near depot
William P. Cowles, a former major in the engineers, says a photo used to back charges of wholesale executions shows a crane he built in France. He explains the structure, 10 by feet, lifted tanks from cars by rope on a platform, located near the depot at Gievres, south of the office.
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Associated Prea
Minneapolis
William P. Cowles
Thomas Watson
France
Gievres
Pact Aims No Obligation to Arm Take Up Arms
Administration spokesmen say four power pacts or treaties do not call for military measures by any power. The statement emphasizes restraint and negates a mandatory arms buildup while outlining cooperative diplomacy among nations.
Reed Attacks Four Power Pacific Treaty Debate Heated
Senator Reed led a sharp attack on the four power Pacific treaty in the Senate, questioning Japan’s scope and warning the pact could pull the U S into war with China. Curtis, as party whip, announced no discussion until the President submits the pact, while administration spokesmen avoided redefining the agreement.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Adiminintion
Australia
New Zealand
Stnte
Reed
Japan
United States
China
Asia
Curtis
Hin
Harding
Borah
Partial Agreement on Shantung Road
Washington December 16 tentative agreement to return the Kiao Chow Tsinan Fu railway in Shantung to China within nine months was reached today during talks between Japanese and Chinese delegates. An agreement on payment terms was also being approached.
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Associated Press
Washington
Kiao Chow-Tsinan Fu
Shantung
China
Bank of Montreal to absorb Merchants Bank
In Montreal on December 18 the Bank of Montreal will seek acceptance of its offer to absorb Merchants Bank after the latter was deemed seriously impaired and trading in its stock was halted by the Montreal Stock Exchange.
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Montreal
Bank of Montreal
Montreal Stock Exchange
Ulster Rocks to Defeat Treaty in Last Stand
Ulster opposition ends in fierce push to derail the Ireland Great Britain peace treaty as votes tilt 166 to 47 in the Lords and 401 to 58 in the Commons. Ulster leaders denounce the boundary commission and vow no yield, while British MPs rail at broken pledges and demand faith.
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Ulster
Belfast
House of Lords
Commons
Thomas Mores
Robert O'Neill
Boundary Commission
Ireland
Tail determines method of vote on British pact
Dublin dispatch reports three days of Dail sessions on the peace treaty. Members reveal that a large majority favors the right of all 123 Dail members to vote and that Irish independence advocates see support from American friends. The article cites special cable dispatch by Ennis OConnel.
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Ennis O'Connel
Universal
Dispaten
Dublin
Prom
Dail
Free Ireland
Tte
Friends of ‘America
The
Dall
Split in Irish leadership fuels press backlash
The report notes a divide between De Valera supporters and Collins followers over denouncing De Valera. The British and Ulster press oppose concessions as Thursday session provokes uproar with Stack, Grimith, and Collins condemning media attacks on De Valera.
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de Valera
Collins
de ‘Valera
England
Grimith
Judge condemns bootleg evidence gathering in Havre case
In Havre, Judge G Bourquin faulted federal prohibition officers for obtaining evidence via parties and perjury in a nuisance under prohibition. He advised the defendant's attorney to seek a new trial, labeling the method as a subversion of justice and urging removal of officers involved.
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Associated _ Pres
Great Falls
Tom Masas
Havre
G. Bourquin
Bourquin
Fendant
Prohibition
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