Moratorium or Pay Only Alternatives Foreseen
London dispatch reports Monday talks between Lloyd George and Briand on German reparations. Press speculation favors delaying Germany or granting a moratorium, with a possible second supreme council meeting before mid January. France reportedly supports raiding the Reichsbank gold, and German willingness to use reserves as security for an international loan is noted.
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Supreme Council
Germany
France
Reichsbank
Associated Press
London
Lloyd George
M. Briand
Great Britain
Wirth
Evening Standard
Feparationes Commission
England
Inter
Farm Loan Bank to Adopt Liberal Policy
President O Sh ea of the Federal Farm Loan Bank at Spokane says the bank will loan about one million dollars a month to farmers in Montana Idaho Oregon and Washington with funds shared among the four states. He notes caution remains but policy aims for greater liberality within banking rules and Stanfield says the bank should loan five million monthly to avert bankruptcies in the Northwest.
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Spokane
O'Shea
Mail All Packages By Monday Says Goodwin
Ost master Goodwin advises mailing all packages by Monday to ensure arrival by Christmas. He stresses packing firmly and addressing plainly to improve service compared to hastily wrapped items mailed later in the week.
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Coodwin
Goodwin
Germany to Build Zeppelin for American Government
The Allied council grants Germany authorization to construct a L-70 type Zeppelin for the United States, allowing a larger size than previously allowed. Germany will build at Friedrichshafen with American Navy supervision, deliver the airship to the U.S. at no cost, and fly it across the Atlantic within nine months to a year. Construction follows the destruction of a prior Zeppelin and marks a diplomatic success for American negotiation.
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Associated
Washington
Allied Council of Ambassadors
Germany
United States
Ments
Herrick
America
Zeppeln
Council of Ambassadors
Friedrichshafen
Atlantic
Air Department
Secret Dublin session signals promise to ratify treaty
In Dublin the Dail Eireann held a secret meeting at the mansion house where Collins supporters said the Anglo Irish peace treaty would be ratified with reservations possible. Observers expected a public session Monday with a united front but a final vote likely after Wednesday. London fears a possible rejection if a referendum occurs as debates continue in secrecy.
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Dennis O'Connell
Universal Service
Special Cable Dispatch
Dublin
Dail Eireann
Mansion House
Collins
Free State
Dail
Narro
Alt
Tree
London
One Count Against Small Is Quashed
Waukegan Dec. 17 The court ruled one charge operating a confidence game would not be upheld in Gow Len Small and Vernon Curtis indictments. Judge C C Edwards accepted the defense claim that the charge was faulty for omitting the word feloniously. Grant Parkes, banker, faced motions to quash as arguments closed.
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Frep Waukegan
Til
Gow Len Small
Vernon Curtis
Grant Parkes
C. C. Edwards
Two Boys Wounded by Marine Guards on Train
In Denmark Delaware District of Columbia on December 17 two year old schoolboys were shot by a marine guard aboard Seaboard train No. 4 between Columbia and Savannah as they tried to ride trucks home from Farr The oss J M Swygert of Peake and Hermann Dusen of Conway were ordered off the train. When they refused the guard fired, injuring them slightly.
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Denmark
D. C
Columbia
Savannah
Farr
Oss
J. m. Swygert
Peake
Hermann Dusen
Conway
Confectionery Robbery Follows Threat Over Gazing Eyes
A masked gunman robbed a Montana street confectionery last night after threatening the owner with death for staring. The 24 year old suspect, about 6 foot 7 and 160 pounds, fled down a nearby alley after striking the owner behind the ear and escaping with the day’s receipts. The victim, Mr. Sampson, said he could identify the man, who wore a cap during the incident.
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Belock
Montana
Platinum
Mr. Sampson
Guard increased at New York Exchange
The Associated Press reports heightened security around the New York Stock Exchange amid rumors of a new bombing plot. Police and guards were tightened after last year’s Wall Street bombing while authorities investigate a Warsaw arrest and the arrival of William J Burns to oversee federal inquiry.
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Asociates Press
New York
New ‘York
Wall Street
Warsaw
Washington
William J. Burns
Edief
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Loesi
Sixteen Dollars Left in $28 Million Co operative Society
A preliminary report from Central Trust of Minos shows only sixteen dollars remains of over $28,000,000 subscribed by 90,000 people in the Co operative Society of America. Of this, $11,387,966.95 has been paid into Great Western Securities Corporation, with investigations noting irregularities and calls for more time to scrutinize the tangled finances and beneficiaries linked to H. W. Parker and relatives.
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Associated Peeve Chicago
Operative Society of America
Central Trust Company of
Minos
Great Western Securities Corporation
Great Western | Securisien Corporation
Aiganat
H.W. Parker
Threve Society
Parker
Edith Stubbs Parker
Charles C. Higgins
Western Securities Corporation
Railroad accounts to close by December thirty first
Report outlines closing railroad accounts by year end with actions tied to 1980 estate period. Interstate Commerce Commission case covers six months ending September and involves government control and earnings allocations to affected companies.
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Eusraate
Interstate
Eeamury
Ander
Misso ula Women Struck by Train
By the Associated Press Misso ula Dec 2 Mrs Weis Cahoon and Miss Grace Wilson were riding in an enclosed automobile when struck shortly after 2 PM by a westbound Columbian on the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line just west of the city. They were taken to the hospital with serious injuries.
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Associated Press
Missoula
Dec
Weis Cahoon
Grace Wilson
Chicago
Milwaukee & St
Paris Ten Ship Plan and 175000 Ton Proposal News
Washington dispatch reports French and Allied talks on a five power naval pact amid the 10 ship plan. France may accept 175000 tons if satisfied with the figure, while Japan and China seek near settlement on the Shantung issue. Delegates discuss naval strength and future accords.
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Associated Press
Washington
Paris
China
Japan
Shantung
Briand
Great Britain
United States
Italy
France
Albert Sarraut
Nch
Sof
Waseieeman
Kiwo
Glen
Xamiral de Bon
Fronte
Ota
Ardmore minister among five held in Ardmore jail murder case
In Ardmore Oklahoma six men face murder charges after the fatal shooting of Joseph Carroll in Wilson. The defendants include Rev Leon Julius Baptist minister of Healdton John Smith butcher of Healdton J A Gillian stock raiser of Ardmore Jeff Smith and Curley Smith of Wilson A preliminary hearing is planned for early next week Police believe masked attackers visited Carrolls home seeking to flog him for bootlegging and Carroll confronted them with a gun in the resulting clash John Smith died and Jeff Smith was wounded The incident is linked to Carrolls warnings to leave the county and a continuing investigation into the killings.
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Associated Press
Ardmore
Okla
Joseph Carrol John Smith
Wilson
C.G. Lima
Leon Julius
Healdton
John Smith
J. A. Gillian
Jeff Smith
Curley Smith
Walter Carroll
Joseph Roll
J. A. Hensley
Carroll
Ravena
Tohn Smith
Jef Smith
Butterum Runner Caught in Sat Like
Special Dispatch to the Standard Salt Lake reports a man named Prank Baker found guilty in court of violating the law. Baker was arrested November 2 by antivice squad for whisky smuggling exposed in an auto chase. The car airbags ended up in another vehicle, and the suspect has fled.
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Standard
Salt Lake
Baker
Board Refuses Hearing on Dubey Contract Claim
Governor Dixon and Attorney General Rankin clashed over Dubey’s contract claim as a state hearing was postponed to the afternoon. Dubey remained in the statehouse, vowing to seek a decision, while Governor Dixon contended there was no legal contract with the state. An adjournment followed the spirited dispute.
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Dixon
Gene 2
Xan Dubey
Statehouse
Deer’ Lodge
Rankin
Dubey
Tto
Sesstul
al Rankin
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