Germany dominates U S potash market says Dr John Teeple
New York report quotes Dr John Teeple, head of the New York section of American Chemists, alleging Germany controls the American potash market. He cites a secret contract between German chemical entities and American distributors aimed to oust rivals, with clauses to meet lower German prices, tax protections, and limits on American purchases to curb US industry.
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New York
Germany
Fae
Centrol
John
Teeple
American Chemical Pdcists
Chentists' Club
Deviche Kalisyadikat
Harlin
Go Nm
United States Sovernse Act
Next Generation To Be Liquorless
A report to the Conservation and Advance Methodist Episcopal church quotes President Harding on the next generation’s liquor laws. George B. Christian questions the authenticity of the exact statement, while the document emphasizes temperance, prohibition, and family welfare benefits from prohibition.
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Harding
Tincago
Rembition
Advance Methodist Episcopal Church
George
Christian
Ding
Adr
Adru
No Lives Lost Across Worst Quake in Two Decades
A severe earthquake struck Texklo today causing structural damage and fear among residents. Officials report no fatalities but widespread injuries and property damage across the region, with emergency services mobilized to assess affected areas.
Canada Court Orders Bank Robbers Lashed
Montreal Quebec December court sentences Petriale Hars and Albert Linde of Hamilton Ontario for a $500 bank robbery. They are ordered to the penitentiary for terms described as severe. The noisy unrest during trial and long pending sentences are noted but details are incomplete.
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Canada
Montreal
Gerninton Muthord
Petriale + Hars
Albert Linde
Hamilton
Ontario
Two Watford women and a Boston man arrested in Bridgeport shoplifting
A Hartford batch of three suspects was arrested in Bridgeport stores yesterday for Christmas shoplifting. Mrs Helen Chiswiski 27 of Hartford and Mrs George Deacon 48 of Hartford held overnight on bonds 220 dollars each. They faced charges for possessing stolen items valued at 45 dollars and wore Sage and Allen Hartford gear. Two men were caught attempting to steal tuxedos at Chester Clothing on Main Street. Edgar Lorimer 24 fled the scene but was later detained after bail set at 7000. He refused to name his partner.
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Caugh
Watford
Goston
Bridgeport
Helen Chiswiski
Lawrence Street
Hartford
George Deacon
Central Avenue
Howland ‘Company
Sage and Allen
Bonde
Chester ‘Clothing Company
Main Street
Thether
Allegiance Qath President De Valera Clash at Dail
Irish assembly debate over De Valera's stance on the peace treaty and Griffiths. Army Council backs General Collins amid tensions. predictions of shifts in support and possible reevaluation of terms.
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Army Council
Collins
Bombings injure released prisoners in Ireland attack
An attack near a railway platform in Ireland injured three people during a bombing incident involving released prisoners. A train load of detainees had recently been freed and were present at the station when several bombs exploded, causing splinter injuries to bystanders and travelers in the area.
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Ireland
Alatton
Fheingerioust
Slisl
Plans To Raise Sunken Submarine After Insurance Delay
Unclear reports detail three recovery plans for a sunken submarine near Seaside Park. Investigators and officials delay a definitive cause while divers, lines, and pumps are prepared to raise the vessel. Witnesses describe the scene as wreckage and water filling compartments suggest a crew effort to seal watertight doors during the disaster.
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Eman Oaly
Pepeet
Welegram
Willie
Labor Board Haled Into Court By Pennsylvania Railroad
The United States railroad Labor Board faced a federal injunction as Pennsylvania Railroad sought to restrain the board from issuing a decision in a shopmen dispute. The court delayed any ruling, while railroads challenged the board's jurisdiction and authority under the Transportation Act. The case centers on elections for employee representatives and the board’s power to regulate them.
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United States Railroad Labor Board
K. M. Lardig
Transportation Act
Hoare
Ndig
Venneylvania
Labor Board
B. Heiserman
Anil
Umner
Foad
Ford
Uay
Aw Hut Ash
Carrings Jin Ane Juncrian
Pennsylvania
Christmas Story Telling At Y W C A Sunday
The YMCA invites the public to an afternoon of Christmas stories hosted by Mrs. Hawes and others. Elves of the YMCA with hostesses will entertain guests until 4 o clock, promising Christmastime tales and seasonal cheer. A basket and millinery sale for charity is noted for the following days.
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YM. C. A
Irish Here Hold Expression On Pact In Abeyance
The MacSwivey Council of the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic met last night and took no definite action on the pact with the London conference. President J J Sullivan said they had information beyond press reports and would approve unanimously whatever decision the Irish Parliament makes regarding directorial offers from the British Government.
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MacSwivey
American Association For
London
J. J. Sullivan
Maesay Council
Desperado Tom Slaughter in dramatic prison escape
Desperado Tom Slaughter escaped from the Arkansas State Prison after overpowering a guard in his death cell and slipping past other guards. He fled with associates toward Saline County amid a manhunt spanning Benton and surrounding areas. Police believe one of the fleeing group may be wounded or dead, with a large search underway across the hills and roads.
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Ark
Tom Slaughter
Saline County
Uberry
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Siete
Slaughter
Sullue
Hin
Benton
Saline
Cnimty
Uday
Sesperilors
Mary Passes
Springs
Malvers
Secretary Hughes sets plan before four power council
Washington Dec reports Hughes to unveil the terms of a Pacific alliance replacing the Anglo Japanese pact involving United States Britain Japan and France. He will outline progress at the conference and a ten year duration, with constitutional questions delaying final decisions. The Shantung and other minor issues at the talks also loom large as sessions proceed.
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Hughes
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Great Britain
Japan
France
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Rughés
Balfour
Kato
Vivianeere
Heta
Harding
Tsingtag
Chive
Koncho
Colferses
Shantung
Hamilton to Hear Bribery Charge Today
Alderman Edward T. Hamilton is set for a city court hearing after yesterday’s arrest at the county courthouse on a bribery charge. He posted a $5,000 cash bond for release and faces possible expulsion under the city charter if convicted or implicated in further action.
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Hamilton
Edward T. Hamilton
County Court House
Common Council
Wasatica
Morter
Commonty
Pounel
Ateor
New Drive Against Landis Launched in Congress
Congress launches a new effort aimed at removing federal judge Landis or ending his tenure. The plan would appoint twenty two pacifist judges and reshuffle district assignments to reduce congestion in federal courts. Representative Minn of Illinois criticizes the move as rebuke to Chief Justice Landis and to Chicago figures.
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Congress
Wasetlingtos
Bee
Torre
Kengsaie MM. Taide
Chicaga
Asebal
Walsh
Eourte
Confcdleration
Eepremany, Moore, Denomrat
Virwing
Torrowseins
Obr
Muay
Minn
Timois
Citar Justice
Dude AL Schuier
Cheage
Ly Ir Portant Putes
Net Closing In On Burch Alleged Kennedy Slayer
An article fragment notes a defendant named Burch in a murder case linked to the Kennedy slaying. It references a trial setting and indicates authorities pursue further details in a Santa Monica area context, with mentions of related parties and locations. The text is garbled but centers on the ongoing investigation and impending court action.
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Burch
Kennedy
Winghedris
Zul
Webster still ill will not discuss school board row
Webster's illness prevents discussion of a school board dispute. The article notes three Democratic members published a controversial invitation and seeks to avoid court action over the election's validity. George W. Caborn’s death adds to the tense political climate.
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Webster
Wahater
Board of Exhemtion
Cenorge W. Caborn
Wielastéa
States Fight West Virginia Gas Regulation Battle
Ohio and Pennsylvania sue to block West Virginia gas export limits, arguing interstate commerce restraints. West Virginia claims local control over in state shipments and that seven exporting firms are diverts to serve external markets. The dispute involves supply for six million people across six states and raises questions of regulatory power and interstate commerce.
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Askington
Ohio
Pennssiyanis
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Kentucky
Indiana
Meissland
Lacy Abdhiengee
West Vi
Co Lin
Ars
Hisiacs
Wis
Wijeining Statag
West Virginia Po
Connecticut Bankers Elect New Officers
The Savings Banks Association of Connecticut held its nineteenth annual meeting in New Haven. Speakers included Raymond R. Frazier of Seattle and Connecticut bank commissioner Everett J. Sturges. Officers elected: President B Leroy Harwood. vice presidents George E Tadge Edward N Stanlay Mew Hritain and Arthur P Nettlevon. secretary William J Luin. treasurer Harvey J Brooks.
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New Haven
Savings Banks Association of Connecti
Raymond R. Frazier
Seattle
Washington
Gtorfe H. Brock
Ed Stel
Everett J. Sturges
Connecticut
B. Leroy Harwood
En London
George E. Tadge
Waterbury
Edward N. Stanlay Mew Hritain
Arthur P. Nettlevon
Mewlare
Stock Liquidated at Choice Liquor Warehouse Sink
A damaged OCR item reports Choice Liquor stock poured down a sink at the warehouse. The note mentions scotch whiskey and other items destroyed by order, with reference to Hard lide Learned Hand.
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Olvers
Ordar
Connecticut Quota Set for Wilson Foundation Fund
Sew Haven December report on Woods crew Wilson Foundation meeting with Connecticut’s quota set at 35000. Yale professor Wesleyfield presided. Pat F. O’Meara and Prof Henry Fareham spoke. Executive committee members listed include Mrs. Robert Puller West Point, Lawrence Mazzanevitch Westport, George C. Plere Greenwich, Caroline Ruutz-Rees, Hollis Tyler Deep River, Fannie Dixon Walch.
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Sew Haven
Dec
Theste Organization
the Woods Crew
Wilson Fondation
Ra. B. Westerfield
Yale
Conecticut
Patvicx F. O'Meara
Connecticut Federation of Laebor
Henry W. Fareham
Ihembbers
Mra
Robeart Puller
West Point
Meng Lawrence Mazzanevitch
Westport
Gergstr C. Plere
Grastwich
Caroline Ruutz-Rees
Graenwichf
Hollins
Tyler
Deep River
M Fannie Tixon Walch
Colum
Wrestler Held as Bomb Suspect in Omaha to Be Freed
OMAHA Neb Dec charies Van Deusen head of the Detective Bureau of the Qrowha Police depart ment late today indicated that Mike Stine a wrestier arrested last night as a suspect in the Wall Street explosion of September 18 1920 would be released probaly tomorrow Chief Van Deusen said he recog nized Stine as a wrestler who was here working for a carnival com pany shortly after the New York explosion arouired Stine himself said not he was never in New York but once and that was in 1902 when he arrived from his native land Bulgaria
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Omaha
Neb
Charies van Deusen
Qrowha
Mike Stine
Wrestier
Wall Street
van Deusen
Stine
New York
Bulgaria
Wesleyan Beats Amherst in Debating Duel
In Middletown on December 1 Wesleyan defeated Amherst in a debate between Amherst College and Williams College. The Wesleyan team argued for the affirmative on the topic that private manufacture of munitions of war should be prohibited by international agreement.
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Middletown
Der
Weslex
Amherst
Willams
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