President Harding acts to mediate Shantung talks
The Washington conference seeks China Japan accord on Shantung as President Harding takes direct hand advising China to accept the latest compromise offer. The Chinese position remains unclear while Japan signals readiness to accept good offices. progress hinges on Pekingers decisions as the arms talks proceed.
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China
Shantung
Peking
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State Department
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Armour Charged With Violations In Stockyards Case
Armour & Co and Fowler Packing Co faced a complaint under the packers and stockyards act of 1921. The case, led by the Kansas City Livestock Exchange, alleges exclusive shipping rights for certain hog shipments to Fowler, with other shippers denied access unless arrangements are made with favored shippers. The action cites holding and handling hogs at stockyards in Wyandotte County Kansas and references large hog totals in 1921 open market trading.
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Woman Robber Confesses Credit for $50,000 Loot
Chicago police say Mrs Lucile Van Hoft Hanley confessed to multiple robberies carried out over sixteen months after gaining access as a maid. She targeted employers, often drugging victims, stealing jewelry and clothing totaling over $50,000.
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Versailles Treaty Bar to European Reconstruction
Senate debate on the Allied refunding bill centered on European economic conditions and a challenge to the treaty's integrity. Senator Borah argued for revising Versailles and halting debt payments, while Montana’s senator warned Congress was seizing treaty power from the president.
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Man Chooses Self Defense In Montana Kill Verdict Fight
Jack Keel testifies he bore no malice toward James Grant as prosecutors urge first degree murder while defense argues self defense after a fatal clash on Sept 16. The all day trial draws a huge crowd to Virginia City courthouse amid dramatic testimony and tense courtroom moments.
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Bonus hearing to start next week
Washington Jan 25 brief hearings will be held by the house Ways and Means committee preliminary to drafting a soldier bonus bill chairman Ford announced tonight. Treasury and veterans groups would present views. others unlikely. Foraney said a bill would be reported within two or three weeks with a revenue provision.
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Woman with many difficulties from Butte now in Colorado pen
Mrs. V. E. Bradlee, a once prominent Butte social figure and embezzlement suspect, is serving a one to two year sentence at Colorado’s state penitentiary after pleading guilty in Fort Morgan district court. She faced numerous informations and, advised by her attorneys, pleaded guilty to avoid a harsher jury verdict.
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California Freeze Wipes Out Large Citrus Crops
California officials estimate that last week's three freezes ruined about one third of the lemon crop and up to 40 percent of the orange crop. Shipments for the season could reach roughly 26 000 carloads of oranges and 9 500 carloads of lemons, with a potential industry loss near 17.6 million dollars based on a 700 dollar carload average.
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California Fruit Growers’ Exchange
Deneel
Seere
Farrell Tin Plant Resumes Full Operations
The Farrell tin plant of the American Sheet and Tin Plate Co will resume operations in full at midnight Sunday. The large sheet plant, closed since early December, began initial work January 16 and now restarts after maintenance and shutdown earlier this season.
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American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Pittsburgh Fields to cut wage scale in new miners deal
The Pittsburg Coal Producers' Association announced a new mining wage scale effective April 1, higher by 36 to 40 percent than wartime levels. The plan includes union dues via a check off and marks a shift from joint wage decisions by operators and miners in the central competitive fields.
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Pittsburg
Burg Coal Producers’ Association
United Mine Workers of America
America Loses World Leadership Through Lodgeism
Democratic candidate James M. Cox spoke at a Jackson Day dinner in Dayton, urging the party to stay united and warning that America cannot dodge its role in world affairs. He blamed Lodgeism for Republican treachery, cited declining farm prices and overhanging debts, and argued that postwar Europe needed American guidance.
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U. S
Associated Press
Dayton
Jaimes M. Cox
League of Nations
Reneva
Europe
Women held for Seattle crime near Forsyth
Two women identified as Pay Foster and Marian Leonaal were taken from the baggage car of the Northern Pacific eastbound North Coast Limited at Forsyth and are held at Rosebud county jail awaiting Seattle authorities. Foster claims Tacoma as home while Leonaal says Duluth. The pair are wanted in a major jewelry robbery case.
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Marian Leonaal
Paifle
Forsyth
Rosebud
Seattle
Foster
Tacoma
Mise ‘Leonzal
Duluth
Benedict XV Entombed Today in St Peter's Basilica
The body of Benedict XV will be entombed in St. Peter's Basilica tomorrow in a private ceremony attended by the Sacred College and pontifical household. Access will be limited to officials, diplomats, and papal nobility, with tickets requested at the Vatican’s major dome offices.
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Senator Myers Proposes Probe of Movie Industry
Senator Myers calls for an investigation into the motion picture industry arguing it shapes American life and morality. Dr. Chase cites industry political influence and a postmaster general as manager, while critics warn federal regulation could overstep. Shortridge and Ashurst oppose the legislation, noting past campaign use of films and invoking English star chamber echoes.
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