British Tories Endorse Government Plan for Settlement
Washington dispatch reports that British Conservatives voted to back the government’s settlement plan for the Far East as the conference on naval arms limits and land armaments moves forward. Japan’s delegation signals acceptance of Chinese proposals as the basis for future committee discussions. Premier Briand to speak on France’s views next week as the conference moves to land armament talks.
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Briand
France
Big Nine
Japan to seek changes in naval limits plan
Admiral Baron Kato head of the Japanese delegation told the armament conference that Japan would seek a modification of the American naval limitation program. He said Japan would request a general tonnage slightly above 60 percent of the other two powers and the right to maintain a defensively characterized vessel type with tonnage similar to that held by the others.
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Washington
Baron Kato
Japan
Gotham landlord gets jail sentence for water denial
Samuel Josephson a Gotham landlord was sentenced by the court of special sessions to pay a $250 fine and 30 days in the workhouse for failing to supply hot water to a tenant. The tenant Bennn Sheinmen testified Josephson cut off hot water to force him to vacate.
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The
Asociates
New York
Samuel Josephson
Court of Special Sessions
Bennn Sheinmen
Josephson
Coastwise lines oppose rail rate cuts in protest
In Chicago a delegation of coastwise steamship representatives protested a petition by transcontinental railroads to the Interstate Commerce Commission for lower rates on 100 plus manufactured articles. Railroads argued rate cuts would aid industrial progress. ships warned of bias against Western manufacturers and potential merchant marine harm.
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Associated Pres
Interstate Commerce Commission
William Disque
Clise Steamship Lines
Panama Canal
Atlantic
Pacific Coast
Gulf Coast
Interior
Mississippi River Territories
Railroads
Edward Chambers
Atchison, Topeka &Santa Fe
House votes 201 to 173 to fix 50 percent tax rate
The House approved the Senate amendment to the tax revision bill setting a 50 percent surtax on incomes of 200000 or more, with 94 Republicans joining Democrats. The vote, greeted by applause, followed President Harding's letter urging a 40 percent compromise and prompted debate over executive intervention.
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Associated Press
Washington
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Senate
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Fordney
Campbell
Rules Committee
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Ways and Means Committee
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Steenerson
Volstead
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Johnson
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J M. Nelson
Stafford
Voigt
Wis
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Larson
Newton
White House
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Longworth
Ohio
Fisar Republican
Wisconsin
Democrats Attack Newberry Nomination in Senate Debate
In Washington on November 11, Senator Pomerene of Ohio, ranking Democrat on the privileges and elections committee, delivered a four hour speech attacking Ford’s Newberry claims. He condemned Republican methods and senators, saying they would rely on politics rather than legal judgment to deny Ford’s challenge to Truman Newberry’s election.
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Washington
Truman H. Newberry
Michigan
Henry Ford
Senate
Pomerene
Ohio
Ford
Arrives to claim bride finds she already wed
A prospective groom from Philipsburg arrives in the city on the eve of his marriage to learn his fiancée has been claimed by another. He tells the police desk sergeant of his heartbreak as tears fall. The tale covers two months of courtship, a $50 gift, and a pending lodge visit.
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Philipsburg
Butte
Colu
One Juror Needed in Arbuckle Case
San Francisco November 17 The Fatty Arbuckle manslaughter trial stalled as one juror, George R Morgan, sought to alter answers and voiced an opinion on circumstantial evidence. The panel remained incomplete and alternates may be added. Interest in the high profile case appeared to wane despite the ongoing proceedings.
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San Francisco
Roscoe C. Fatty” Arbuckle
George R. Morgan
Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
Roy Gardner to Stand Trial on New Robbery Charge
Phoenix November 17 The trial of Roy Gardner the escaped prisoner from McNeil Island federal penitentiary for attempting to rob the United States mails was ordered to permit payment of a $5000 reward to Herman F Inderliedm clerk who captured Gardner The justice department said the reward would be paid only upon arrest and conviction of a mail robber The federal grand jury will reconvene November 31 likely to consider the Gardner case Gardner may be tried in Tucson in December or in Phoenix in January
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Associated Pres
Phoenix
Ariz
Roy Gardner
McNeil Island Federal Penitentiary
United States
Department of Justice
Herman F. Inderliedm
Gardner
Thomas Flynn
United States Distriet
Youth Confesses to Brutal Crime in Saginaw
Richard Champlain, 23, charged with murder of his stepmother Mrs Adrian Champlain, confessed to night to Under Sheriff Charles Hodges and detectives, saying he shot his father and stepmother Monday afternoon and set fire to the house that night to cover the crime. The father was not mentioned in the charge due to lack of supporting evidence.
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Associated Press
Saginaw
Mich
Richard Champlain
Adrian Champlain
Charles Hodges
John J. Land
Clara A. Humpert
Champlain
Ulster Minority Stumbling Block in Irish Crisis
London dispatch reports unionist delegates at Liverpool overwhelmingly back government efforts to negotiate an Irish settlement. Sir Laming Worthington-Evans signals no coercion of Ulster, while Sinn Fein talks press for unity of Ireland. Cabinet to meet as debate over general election or resignation continues amid calls for localized Ulster governance discussions.
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Associated Press
London
Liverpool
House of Commons
Laming Worthington Tivans
Ulster
Premmier Lloyd George
Laming Worthington-Evans
Sinn Fein
Ireland
Basia
Ulster Represent
James Craig
France
Belfast
Lloyd George
Itls
Sinn Publicity Department
Dublin
The
Irish Nation
Northwest Ulster
Irish Bulletin
Minor clash marks first day of Colorado strike
In Trinidad Colorado on November 17 a ranger and striker clashed at Frederick during the Colorado Fuel and Iron Co strike in Southern Colorado mines. Ranger Lt Stockton says picketer Frank Alesio was told to desist and was beaten with a gun. Union reps warn workers will not return tomorrow. Officials say more miners may report to work tomorrow.
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Trinidad
Col
Colorado State Rangers
Strikig
Colorado Fuel and Tron Company
Colorado
Frederick
Stockton
Rangers
Frank Alesio
Alesio
Colorado Fass
Mormon authorities round up suspects in jewel robbery case
Oklahoma City dispatch reports Salt Lake City authorities notified by acting chief Rollo Organ that three men, believed to be part of a five man gang, are being held in connection with a $30,000 jewel robbery at a Salt Lake City hotel on September 5.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Salt Lake City
Utah
Rollo Organ
Just Claims of China Voiced at Washington Armament Conference
The Chinese delegation’s 10 principles are criticized as inadequate by M. Soo Sun Yat Sen’s representative in the U.S. He urges concrete actions to regain China’s rights, including return of Shantung, abrogation of the 21 demands, repeal of secret treaties, and withdrawal of foreign garrisons. He condemns mere general principles and calls for strict enforcement or dissolution of the talks.
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New York
Washington
Ching
M. Soo
Sun. Yat Sen
South China Republic
Columbia University
Peking
China
Shantung
Manchuria
Inmetia
Tibet
John Hay
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