U.S and Japanese Envoys Work Out New Treaty Nears Progress
Informal talks between U S and Japanese ambassadors Morris and Shidehara progress toward a framework for a new treaty. Officials say secrecy until a formal outline is ready and discussions cover immigration, civil rights, and potential state restrictions in California while avoiding discrimination.
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America
School Budget Voted By Board Of Education
The board adopted a total school budget of 1 780 304 for the next year an increase of about 240 720. Changes included higher census and malnutrition allotments and larger clerical salaries. Overhead charges and maintenance costs rose, while discussion continued on mandatory medical procedures for school children.
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Youth Admits He Started 17 Fires in Pennsylvania
UNLONTOWN Pa December news reports that a 12 year old, Smith of Fairhope, confessed to starting 13 fires that damaged schools, churches and residences across Payette county. He will be arraigned in Common Pleas court tomorrow and may undergo an involuntary mental evaluation. Local authorities vow to maintain guards and vigilance as investigators continue in the case.
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Harding Discusses a Budget System with Iowa Congressman
Senator Harding shifts from foreign policy to domestic matters with Iowa GOP leaders and House appropriation figure Good. He plans to resign his Senate seat upon the governor elect’s inauguration and be replaced by Rankin Willis. Tomorrow he continues talks with McCumber and Straus on domestic issues.
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Harding
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Camy Merce
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Police Extend Patrols at City Entrances in New York
Police Commissioner announced a plan to station 650 embryonic policemen for final training and to monitor all rail, streetcar, ferry, and highway entrances. Existing measures require questioning and searching suspicious individuals in thoroughfares from evening to dawn as authorities seek to curb lawlessness. Meanwhile, the department intensifies efforts to identify a slayer connected to a murder in Monkseman.
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Amman
No Decision on Plea of Brindell Trial out of City
Supreme Court justice reserved on the change of venue request for Brindell in a high profile case. The defendant faces seven indictments tied to alleged political and business misconduct. Attorney Martin W. Gilliam argued the trial should move from New York County due to publicity and presented affidavits by supporters. Critics claim the affidavits are unreliable and biased, while supporters insist the motion aims to ensure a fair trial amid intense public interest.
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Fortify Panama Canal Plans Move Through House Committee
Washington reports detail House committee action on a plan to strengthen the Panama Canal including fortifications and coastal defense measures. President Harding’s interest shapes the approach with economy rules, while proposals call for long range rifles and island fortifications to deter enemies.
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Fiume Bombarded As Frontline Steepens Regular Losses
chaotic report describes Fiume under bombardment from land and sea with regulars suffering heavy casualties in outskirts. D Annunzio reportedly wounded as fighting intensifies, amid rapidly shifting military actions and mentions of arrests and arraignments in a collapsing front-page narrative.
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D’annunzio
De Valera Riding Nearby New York Denies Ocean Trip
Reports from XE VOR near New York indicate Eamon De Valera, president of the Irish Republican movement, denied plans for an ocean crossing. The city area press says he was en route and expected to appear for speaking engagements, but authorities and observers noted hesitations and shifting itineraries.
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Tragic Truck Trailer Crash Kills One In Pittsburgh Area
A trailer detached from a southeastbound car and crashed into another vehicle outside Pittsburgh, killing one person. Firemen and volunteers freed survivors as a stove toppled in the melee, sparking a small fire. Passengers panicked at the exits, many sustaining cuts, burns, and shock. several were hospitalized after the wreck.
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Aldermen urged to extend bonded debt for city schools
A public hearing before the Ways and Means committee outlined the need to issue 2,700,000 in bonds to fund new school buildings and address overcrowding. City officials and Education Board members argued the conditions require immediate action to ensure adequate classrooms and facilities for area students.
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Christmas Night Burglary and Holdups Across City
Reported burglaries on Christmas night include a home at 10 Vine where valuables were taken and a razor, a windlass, and papers missing. A Robbery near 29 Gavbin Place involved a $700 stall theft and three stab wounds prompted by an attempted hold up. Local residents, including Charles McGarthy and David Hare, reported losses of cash and a pin, while police clarify no arrests for intoxication related to the events.
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American Actress Dies by Own Action in Paris Life
A prominent American actress, formerly Miss Jay of Vanisville, died by suicide in Paris after a troubled life filled with theatre and social venues. Reports say she swallowed veronal amid a period of melancholy, was found unconscious, and died the next morning after medical complications.
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Man Dies at Work in Lumber Yard
A man employed as a teamster at Miller Tauber company died suddenly while at work in a lumber yard. He leaves a wife Avira and several daughters. The deceased, a member of St. Dahn and St. Joseph’s academies, had walked to work and collapsed. Funeral arrangements follow at St. Dahn’s Church with services led by Fr. Michael.
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Motor UAW Violation Involving Charles Stompert
Charles Stompert of 3a Brook Avenue was arrested for motor vehicle violation and driving under the influence while operating a car. A collision occurred at Grand Street and North Washington Avenue causing slight damage.
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Rebel destroyer sunk by shell from Italian cruiser at Zara
Triest dispatch reports Gen. Caviglia's regulars bombarding Fiume with navy support. The destroyer Hspero, recently deserting to D'Annunzio, sunk by the cruiser Andrew Doria. Casualties on the regulars are estimated at about 20. Fiume defenses stiffen with reinforced troops and new airstrip captures. interviews planned with Abbazia division leaders.
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Italy
Two Billion Cost of Soldier Bonus Explained
Washington reports a Treasury estimate of about 2.306 billion dollars for implementing any one of five optional provisions of the soldier bonus bill. Secretary Jousen presented the figures to the Senate Finance Committee without commentary beyond a warning against adding financial burdens. The study outlined costs from 1.742 to 2.4 billion across options, with higher sums for vocational training and farm development. The committee weighed the numbers as hearings continued, noting uncertainties in the flexible provisions and the impact of national finances on final action. Page Td.
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Visit by Police Causes Bartender to Flee
Police patrol at 127 Hallett Street led to bartender William Refkowski fleeing onto the sidewalk after tossing two bottles of liquid that remains unanalyzed. He also allegedly possessed a quart of liquor while awaiting trial. Joseph Honrad and William Cheel were arrested for alleged violations of the liquor laws, with high bond set.
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William Refkowski
Joseph Honrad
William Cheel
Hotwadi
Stormy Senate Session Signals Tariff Bill Fallout
Decade of turmoil as Senate debates a tariff measure. Republicans push for committee review after heated exchanges. McGugher, as finance chair, vows early next month hearings with fair consideration. Critics label the bill harmful, rail against embargoes, while western farmers face higher living costs amid partisan clash.
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