Far East talks hinge on four principles at armament conference
After Thanksgiving, Far East issues intensify as delegates clash over four general principles and the open door policy. Chinese officials resist internationalization of China through railway concessions, while talks focus on abolition of extraterritorial courts and potential moves on Shan tung and South Manchuria. Naval reduction plans proceed only after pressing topics are settled.
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Athens
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Far East
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Stolen Watch Spurs Clue in Hotel Owner Slaying Case
Discovery of a watch in a jail transport leads to identification by E Zebo taxi driver of two ex convicts linked to the Harrison avenue hotel murder of Sut Schilling. Four paroled convicts are questioned as investigators seek the motive and those involved. Police report witnesses and a taxi party saw four men near the hotel Thanksgiving night and Schilling approached a door.
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Schilling
Beach
Deer Lodge
William Lemmox
William Harris
Lemmox
Clyde Miller
Earl McCoy
Gladys Kelly
Kelly
Jack Favero
Great Falls
Frank
Dan Grant
Dillon
Zebe
Robbery at Dillon Dance Hall Ends in Bandit Escape
A driver overheard Schilling cry not to shoot as two armed men entered a Dillon dance room and robbed four dancers. They forced victims to face the wall, took a diamond ring from Mrs. Kelly, about $100, a taxicab driver's cash, and a gold watch later found in a car. Four loaded guns were found in the convicts' house.
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Schilling
Beatty Sees Washington Talks Reducing Armament Burden
Admiral Earl Beatty told Ottawa's Canadian club that a closing Washington conference would still have advanced freeing the world from armament and taxation burdens. He noted Hughes proposals limitations are not against the empire's dignity and that sea security for the empire should endure. He added that many questions remain but the Washington spirit and harmony prove progress toward lasting gains.
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Earl Beatty
Ottawa Canadian’ Club Today
Washington
Hughes
Treaty Required Is View From Delegates
Washington Nov 24 delegates to the arms conference lean toward making naval armament decisions a formal treaty not just an understanding. Some officials had argued for executive action without Senate confirmation but a shift toward treaty language now appears likely as a workable instrument to implement conference decisions.
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Congress
Broadus Rancher Perishes in Nebraska Blizzard
John Johnson a homesteader from six miles south of Broadus walked from his home toward neighbor C. W. Waite’s ranch four miles away last Saturday night and froze to death as a blizzard drove temperatures to 15 degrees below zero.
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Osage Nation Plans Mexican Colony Of Ten Thousand
Representatives of the Mexican government meet with Osage Chief Charles Washhresha in El Paso to discuss relocating about 10 000 Osages and other tribes to northern Mexico. The group seeks land to farm and raise healthy children, leveraging oil wealth. Mexico also plans to move 20000 Mennonites from Canada to lands in Chihuahua within days.
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Charles Washhresha
Mexico
Washhresha
Oklahoma
Canada
Chihuahua
Man kills woman after thwarted engagement on farm
Nichols, upset by repeated broken marriage promises, shot and killed his fiancée near a farm after threatening suicide if she did not marry him. He was gravely injured by a self-inflicted wound and faced trial for murder, claiming he wanted to die.
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Condemned Man Will Get What He Wants
Lincoln Neb Nov 36 The warden reports Charles Nichols sentenced to death in the electric chair on March 1 1922 for the murder of Emma Carroll on January 17 He refuses counsel and appeals saying he simply wants to die Nichols 43 belongs to a county ranching family and the victim was 35 who ran the family farm Her father is mentioned in the fragment but not named
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