Britain Uses Influence With Japan In Naval Ratio Talks
Washington December 1 The Associated Press reports Britain as Japan ally is pressing to align Japanese views with American terms on naval ratio. Japanese plenipotentiaries again sent the matter to Tokyo as talks proceed with Hughes and Balfour seeking a common basis.
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Britain
Japan
U. S
England
Baron Kato
Washington
Associated Press
Great Britain
United States
Ron Kr
Arthur J. Bellour
Tn 2
Geerstary Hughes
Mr. Balfour
Hughes
Dir. Balfour
Packing Plant Workers to Strike Across Western Plants
A Dec 1 strike order by the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Sutchar Workmen of North America targets all union packing house employees in plants with wage reductions. About 13,090 workers in 15 western cities may walk out December 6, amid dispute over union recognition and the Alschuler arbitration agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Amalgamated
North America
T Cornelius Hares
Otelier Workmen's Union
Mayes
Alschuler
Eferal
Samuel
Armanrand Company
Wile Sm and Company
Ohdahy Packing Company
Avelera
Pacers
Rupture Monday If Irish Do Not Pledge Allegiance Crown
Reports from London indicate Sinn Fein talks stalled as British and Irish negotiators posture. Prime Minister Lloyd George may press for Westminster discussions while Sinn Fein demands a pledge of allegiance to the crown before further talks, with decisions expected to hinge on Monday.
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Vial
Sirégt
JeValers
Valera
Londen
Ainaein
Sinn Penny
Tariff Looms as Chief Topic of Coming Congress
Washington December 1 President Harding plans to address the new Congress with tariff reform and merchant marine support as top priorities. He is expected to back ship subsidies and free coastwise shipping while weighing preservation of trade treaties and adjustments to the Jones Act. Industry leaders anticipate tariff revisions based on invoice values and a phased approach to implementing any changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
New Congress
Washington
Prasi
Canama Canal
Senate
Hia
Ami Serators
Armed band with sawed off guns hauls loot at arena
A group armed with sawed off shotguns conducted a large robbery at a facility identified as Ming arena. The attackers botched a getaway but are described as heavily armed and wearing protective gear. Investigators name Argon Consolidated and John Smith of New York as owners or associates. police search for suspects and motive continues.
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Tamron
Ming
Rothers
Mange Ge Peek
Ainery
Argon Consolidated
John fTmith
New York
8 Provident
Vos
Former local man dies in the West in San Joaquin Cal
A former local resident known as Hawley, formerly of a hardware pany in the city, died in San Joaquin California. Details are sparse but an obituary notice notes his passing and hints at ties to local business and family.
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Havel
Hawley
Formanly Sy Tho Hardware
Thin City
San J.kanciaen
Cal
Soverter
Wets
Pere Ieee
Teeey
Tupgei Lewes Gelia
U S May Cancel Morse Passport
Officials weigh options as federal investigations into Kis Transactions with the Shipping Board loom. Departments debate actions to bring Morse back to the United States amid upcoming grand jury plans.
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Furture
Art
Morse
York
Federa Grand Jury
Shipping Board
United Staates
Sis
Ofigiale Aard
Troy
Atwater Moves to Control City Council With Veness Victory
City politics focus on aldermanic votes as Alfred Knapp and Ernest Reichert back Veness to lead the board. Mayor may retain power by appointing committees while party lines blur over who can block pre election programs.
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Board of
Aldersian
Alfred Trnapp
Ernest W. Reichert
G. O
Alfred Veness
al- Waler
Hove
Aderman Woapp
Wation
Board of Aldermen
Veness
Gaid
Venessa
Knapp
Beert
Aderwian Woapr
Reimriert Sleo
Lle Mae
Cohen Deal Tied to Mulvihill in Prohibition Case
Joseph P. Mulvihill details a federal probe into an alleged fake sales permit scheme with Cohen of Bridgeport. He names Michael Dalbery Jr of Danbury and Jack Burner of New York City as fixers who allegedly returned $16,000 to a Bridgeport man after involvement. Phillips of New Haven drove Mulvihill to Bridgeport amid tense discussions.
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Hever
Cohen
Joseph P. Mulvihill
T Alent
Prohibition Enforcement
Permis Ag
Mulvihill
Michael Dalbery, Jr
Danbury
Jack Burner
New York City
Bridgeport
Jao Phillips
Wew
Praise for Corsets Draws Health Commission Verdict
New York December 1 Health Commissioner Cozrland praised corsets worn at dances and elsewhere as beneficial to women. He called the style a help to posture and a slight waistline.
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New York
Oth
Cozrland
Directors Seek Immunity Over Interborough Transit Case
December 1 report from NNNFORK states August Belmont Cornelius Vanderbilt and four other Interborough Rapid Transit directors refused to waive immunity before the State Transit Commission. They faced questions over alleged capital impairment from large dividend payments 1917 to 2010 and potential civil and criminal liability. The directors declined immunity, citing trusteeship concerns. Belmont Vanderbilt Rel Berwind Sullivan Dewitt Nylae and O’Brien were named among those involved. The commission rejected subpoenas and focused on whether assets listed as stock were valuable and if borrowing occurred near dividends. Chairman McAneny criticized the payout during revenue declines as improper and grossly improper. Major General John W. O’Ryan, a commission member, indicated a strong unfavorable impression of the directors’ actions.
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Nnnfork
Belmont
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Stata Transit Commission
Mr. Vanderbilt
Daniel G. Rel
Edward J. Berwind
F. de Cevrler Sullivan
Thomas Dewitt Nylae
Llorgan J. O’brien
Lbng
A Cuyler
Washington
Mildlova
Paing
Chamin McAneny Dechredi
Jobn W. O'Ryran
Flames Sweep Big Elm City Factory
Fire swept The Seamless Rubber Company plant on the harbor front in New Haven Connecticut tonight. Large quantities of gasoline fueled the blaze as flames roared, challenging the fire department and forcing crews to battle the heavy fire in the factory district along the harbor.
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Big Elm City
New Haven
Conn
Seamless Rubber Company
Krug Fights Gibbons To Twelve Round Draw
Krug and Gibbons battled to a 12 round draw in a boxing bout. The event featured competitive exchanges and strong late rounds, with neither fighter securing a clear victory.
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Krug
Gibbons
Mulvimill Story Draws Attention to Dry Law Chief
Hearings in Hartford Friday aim to reveal a broad scheme to obtain alcohol using forged withdrawal certificates. The Clark Drug Co of Danbury faces permit revocation as investigators probe forged documents and possible payments tied to Bridgeport, New York Furniture owner Frank Cohen, and alleged figures linked to withdrawals.
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George H. Manning
Washington
Bridgsport
Connecticut
Frank &. Cohen
Park Place
New York Furniture Company
Bridgeport
Cates
Prohibition
Harry ‘Mat
Enzie
Hartford
Danbury
Haines
Clark Drug Company
Iitxiv
Office of Prohibition
Haynes
Informasion
Cohen
Tater
Joe Malyhill
Direstor
Alcokel
Clark Drag Y
Clark Doug Company
Bridgeport Teierram
Heta Hartford
Clark Company
Clark's
Digbury
King Named Defendant in Receivership Suit
John T. King of Bridgport and A. William Sperry of New Haven are named as defendants in a suit filed here for a receivership of the Bridgeport and Danbury Electric Railway Company. The city is listed as agent for holders of the company stock.
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John T. King
Iehn T. King
Bridseport
A. William Sperry
New Haven
Fridgeport and
Dantury Electric Railway Company
Ciel
Mf Shores
Charigs Ho Butts
Itis City
Ae Acent
Helders
FIM Oy
Slot
Frank
Parnition Aid Times
Edna
Hey of
New London
Politiners
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Tarife
Charles W. Morse
New Fork
France
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U.S
Atwater
City Council
Reichert
Clarke
Joe Mulvinill
Michael Delohery, Jr
N. H. Man
Belmont, Vanderbilt, and Associates
Ratbehs Foyer
Mike Cbbon
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