Emancipation Talks on China Leased Areas Progress
The nine powers discussed relinquishment of large leased Chinese territories at a Far Eastern conference. Japan Britain and France offered conditional concessions on Kwantung and other areas, while Kal-Low and Hongkong issues drew debate. The United States voiced sympathy for China’s return of leased lands though holds no lease itself.
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Washington
China
Japan
Great Britain
France
Far Eastern Committee
Shahtung
Giles Ao
Sungres
Makay Olferes
Chis
Wis
Jeanquah Berry
Kwang-Chow
Hanihara
Kiso-Chow
Kal-Low
Ayan
Manchura
Hongkong
Hengkong
Itseh
Han Lara
Kwantung Province
Port Arand Darien
Weltion
Jiyan
United States
America
Packer Strike to Begin Monday Amid Union Tensions
Kansas City officials report a planned strike by the five major packers after a court citation issued by the industrial relations court. Representatives from the packing house unions fail to respond while lawyers from both sides prepare for Monday action.
Packers Employes Strike Began On Monday In Chicago
A Chicago dispute between five major packing houses and the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen union moved toward a strike of union packinghouse workers starting Monday. Employers warned strikers would lose their jobs and advertised replacements. Union officials refused to back down, while Kansas court orders restrained actions by both sides. About 200 policemen were assigned to the stockyards district to handle potential disturbances.
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Chicago
Amalgamated
North America
Icials
Kansas
City
Fansy
Kansian Court of Industrial Rela
Ortrae
Orwartee
Stock Yards
Surrender and violence report from Goma and surrounding area
Fragmentary notes describe Sgt Al in Goma surrendering after a nearby incident. The report mentions Benton charged with killing Poston and wounding others near Rohinsonville Thorn, a land dispute, and a related eating incident at Cowants with a speedy jail arrival. The text is garbled but indicates an incident with fatalities and injuries and a subsequent medical response.
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Florence
J. C. M. Benton
Poston
Rohinsonville
Thorn
Cowants
Skeleton of man found on mountain identified
Staunton authorities reported a skeleton found on a mountain identified as J Carewell, proprietor of a Mon Pere hotel, who had been missing since March. Details were unclear due to OCR garble but the case involves a late March disappearance and a related incident at a jail.
Voluntary 10 Percent Rate Cut Approved by I C C
The Interstate Commerce Commission accepted voluntary railroad plans to cut freight rates by 10 percent on farm, ranch and orchard products outside New England for six months. Orders waive usual restrictions and allow one day notice. New England rates not affected. investigation into overall rate reasonableness continues, with possible withdrawal of the offer if needed.
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Washington
United States
New Engtland
Interstate Commerce
Wen
Commission
trans-Missigaippi
Anniv
Somme
New England
New Land
Federal mine workers arrested in Logan County conspiracy case
An order to leave West Virginia was issued as district head of the federal government and union officials await trial for conspiracy. Fred Mooney William Blizzard and other United Mine Workers district 17 members are jailed after armed march into Logan County last December.
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Sovernmeta
Eramas
Cc. F. Kenney
Fred Mooney
William Petry
William Blizzard
United Mine Workers of America
Cha
Logan County
Fesling
Morse Seeks Extended Stay in Europe for Medical Treatment
American financier Charles W Morse pressed to stay in Europe until January 6 for medical treatment while U S federal authorities, led by Attorney General Daugherty, ordered his return on the first available boat. Morse, arriving from New York on the Paris, faced surveillance and conflicting cables as officials pursue his wartime shipbuilding contracts.
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Associated Presa
Charles W. Morse
Unite States
Daughtery
Europe
Morar
New York
Paris
Ctveu & Cable Messigy
Weverus
America
Morse
Rome
Sire As
Young Artist Arrested on Extradition Warrant in Cedar Grove
Arthur MacArthur, an artist connected to John MacArthur, was seized Saturday night on a fugitive warrant issued by Cedar Grove police. Extradition proceedings began to return MacArthur on charges of assault and related offenses, with custody taken from his father.
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Arthur
John MacArthur
Weal Tractor
Cedar Grove
N. J
MacArthur
Armas
French ministry denies American right to land in France
Paris AP report states the French interior ministry issued an order denying Chalen Morse the right to land in France and requiring his return to the United States aboard the Paris sailing from Havre. Morse questioned indictments and sought legal counsel while insisting he would return if told to.
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Paris
Associated Press
Chalen We Morse
France
United States
Orit
Fom
Mason William C Larrizon Dies in North Carolina at 86
William C Larrizon the oldest Mason in North Carolina died at his home near Asheville on Saturday at age 86. He had been a Mason for 6 years and held the 324 degree.
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Asheville
N. C
William C. Larrizon
North Carolina
Here
Beth & Mason
Mercer board of trustees president dies at home
Judge John G. Me, longtime president of the Mercer University board of trustees, died at his home. details indicate a sudden end after years of service to the university and Macon community. The exact date and full names are obscured in the report, but the transition signals a major governance moment for Mercer University.
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Macon
John G
Board of Frustess of
Mercer Pay
Arbuckle Jury Deliberations Extend After Nine Hours
The Roscoe Arbuckle manslaughter trial jury, after more than 26 hours without a verdict, continues deliberations in San Francisco as Judge Louderback denies a discharge request. Eleven to one divisions persist as jurors remain in the courtroom awaiting a verdict by Sunday morning or longer.
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San Francisco
Roscoe Arbuckle
Harold Louderback
Lnto
Jurara
Daltoting
Mossip
Fatty
Arbuckle
Stephen
Hawkins
Furor
Handciannie
Finn
End ‘Arbuckle
Bessie Ari Cha
Pieter
Fisner
Roscoe Sipene
Virginia Rappe
Developments in Far Eastern Question Highlight Divergent Views
Fragmentary OCR of a conference discussion shows delegates debating Japan's rights and policing arrangements in the Far East. Several voices urge cautious progress toward a final agreement, while others press for clearer Japanese involvement and near term clarity next week at the conference.
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Japan
Eptaing
Mit
Pay-Up Week Set to Start Monday in Athens
The Merchants' Protective association of Athens promotes "Pay-Up Week" to begin Monday, with city merchants backing intensified advertising to revive circulation. The effort aims to improve local credit ratings for individuals by showing payment diligence across stores and concerns.
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Merchants’ Protective Association of
Athens
Bocaides
Tahogue
Ogue
Tax Collector Trial Sparks Impeachment Proceedings in Selma
Selma Alabama reports Judge Hobba and officials including County Commissioners Berry Beverly and Faulkner face impeachment. The trial of Smith is scheduled for the nineteenth and impeachment proceedings against the commissioners will be heard on the twenty one. The action has created a sensation, it is said.
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Selma
Ala
Judse
F. Hobba “Thompson
Berry
Beverly
Faulkner
Smith
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