Naval ratio stance outlined at Washington conference
Nine powers adopt a plan to relinquish foreign post offices in China with January 1 1928 set as the date, Japan delaying final assent. American experts report no changes to naval tonnage estimates and discuss questions from Japan about the reduction plan while calls for further world conferences persist.
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China
Japan
Washington
Peru
Tokyo
Technical Commission
Qrns
Bgures 1
Mughes
Ameritah Group
Tig
Bnd
Commission of
International Jurists
Body of famous dog derby racer found in river
Pas Manitoba November 2 Searching parties who had sought Moose Jake recovered the body of Walter Quayne a famed American dog derby racer drowned November 15 The body lay beneath ice in eight feet of water upright and partly covered by a robe on the riverbank local wording notes the discovery despite poor weather
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Pas
Manitoba
Moose Jake
Walter
Qayne
Hughes Denies Harsh Language by Briand in Washington
In a conference of nine powers on Far Eastern Pacific questions, Chairman Hughes denied reports that French Premier Briand used harsh words against Senator Schanzer. He stated there was absolutely no foundation for the claims and that Franco Italian relations within the conference remained friendly. Tone Viviani supported the denial, stressing friendship and gratitude between Italy and France.
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Washington
Briand
France
Schanzer
Hughes
Europe
Italy
Gas killed 64 Moplah prisoners in transit
Set lendran Ghose of the American commission alleges Indians were deliberately murdered with poison gas aboard a railroad car during transfer to detention. He cites British troops allegedly tossing gas bombs, leaving 64 dead and others grievously ill after a five day journey, calling it a brutal civilizing method.
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Washington
India
Setlendran Ghose
American Commission
OKs Day Agent Mistake Exonerated In Prohibition Raid
Washington reports Prohibition Commissioner Haynes exonerated FE. O. Henson a special agent from charges by Savannah Mayor Stewart after Henson and colleagues raided the private home of Miss Tessie Garden of Savannah saying they entered without justification and apparently without a warrant in a case linked to a Nov 25 incident.
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Washington
Prohibition Agrenty
Prohibition
Haynes
Henson
Stewart
Savannah
Jenson
Pesdent Harding
Georgia
Foch Becomes Crow Tribe Chief in Billings
Marshal Foch of France was made a chief of the Crow Indian tribe at the Crow agency in Billings Montana after his special train arrived. He viewed the Custer battlefield site and ceremonies involved with the crow tribe event drawing several hundred participants.
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Billings
Mont
Marshal Foch
France
Custer Battle Field
Three Die in New Haven Theatre Fire
Three people killed and 79 injured when a fire broke out at the Tuto motion picture theater in New Haven Connecticut. Rescue efforts continued as searches for missing individuals proceeded and one unnamed man remained unaccounted for.
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New Haven
Conn
Tt. H. Derrixo
Tigson
Taft Talks At White House Refusing Nation Question
Washington November 29 Chief Justice Taft visited the White House and declined to say if he discussed the association of nations with the President. He urged reporters to know his story on questions, offering little on the topic.
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Washington
Taft
White House
Col Whittlesey Dies at Sea En Route to Havana
War hero Col Whittlesey known as Lost Battalion commander perished at sea aboard a United Vrolt company ship en route from New York to Havana. Notes found aboard hinted at a planned self harm. Family and associates expressed shock and recalled his modesty and leadership.
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New York
Havana
North
Tdi
America
Arlington
Charles W. Whitelesey
Winsell
Dn United Vrolt Company
Whittlesey
Wavana
Ives Bori
Massachusetts
Robert Pyne
Lily
Mr. Pyne
Pyne
Riverside Drive
Cops in Saloon Fire on Detectives in Chicago Shootout
In Chicago a supposed holdup in a saloon at Twenty fourth and State ends with police firing on two detectives. Policeman Cyell Donovan is wounded and rushed to Mercy hospital for operation. The incident stems from mistaken identity amid a crowded scene.
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Chicago
Cyell M. Donovan
Cottage Grove Avenay
Joseph Tmerath
Pullecan
Cottage Grove Avenue
Wil
Mint
Ube
U S Leads Panama Tolls With Record Cargo Throughput
Washington reports that ships from the United States carried 83 percent of 11,600,000 tons moved through the Panama Canal in the fiscal year ending June. American vessels totaled 5,165,000 tons, a new record, surpassing the prior high by 15,885 tons. Britain, Norway, and others followed with large totals.
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Washington
Proama Canal
Juin
Norway
Retention of Camp Grant urged for federal post
Major General Foreman of the Ti hot National Guard urged retention of Camp Grant as a federal post for troops to receive instruction and as a central depot for army supplies in the corps area. He said officials favored the plan though no definite action was promised and hoped Camp Grant would be included in the reorganized army structure.
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Washington
Camp Grant
War Department
Gener Foreman
Tihots National Guard
Morenan
Gaup Grant
Anti Bolshevik forces surround Kier in Kiev siege
A Berllock dispatch reports Bolshevik forces surrounding Kier in Kiev as desperate fighting continues. The telegraphic update from Tidens notes heavy clashes and a tense stand, with military actions ongoing around the capital.
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Copenhagen
Kier
Oghtingsy
Berllock
Arbuckle Defends Self in San Francisco Manslaughter Trial
Roscoe Arbuckle testified in his own defense over the death of Virginia Rappe, recounting his trip from Los Angeles to San Francisco and the hotel gathering at the St Francis. He denied any harmful actions, disputed the ice-for-ice treatment claim, and resisted questions about alleged bribe offers.
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San Francisco
Rosee C. Arbuckle
Virginia Muppe
Los Angeles
St Francis Hotel
Mary B Toube
Janice
Arruckia
Arbuckle
Meledtoan
Hig Combal
Virginia
Rappe
Friedman
Era of low prices urged at agriculture convention in Chicago
In Chicago Nov. 29 National Association of Commissioners and Secretaries of Agriculture president Aiva Agee warned the United States faces a low price era and urged maintaining a gold standard as other nations inflate currencies. He warned deviation could ruin the price structure and harm the economy.
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Chicago
United States
Aiva Agee
National Association of Commissioners and Secretaries of Agriculture
Mr. Age
United Sues
Russia
Germany
Japanese Navy Orders Stop Warship Repairs Slow New Work
Nov. 29. Orders have been issued to Japanese government shipyards to cease all warship repairs and to slow down new work, announced by the vice minister of the navy.
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Dapan
Toklo
Navy
Prank Attributed to Root in Republican Nations Plan
Senator James Watson of Indiana disclosed that Elihu Root wrote the Association of Nations plank for the 1920 Republican convention in Chicago. He said the idea underpins Harding’s push for a permanent Washington conference and a broad discussion among nations while preserving the League of Nations.
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Washington
el Hu Root
James Ke Watson
Indiana
Association of Nations
Harding
Watson
Chicago
Eihy Root
Root
Theliwre
League of Nations
Yuryy
Republican Party
Jurloy
Beatty Declares Navy Supremacy Essential to Empire
Admiral Beatty warned that British sea command has never been challenged and without naval supremacy the empire would fall. He cited wartime merchant losses and near starvation in Wettaler to illustrate dependence on the navy.
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Montreal
Enel Beatty
Wettaler
Mexican Envoy Arrives in Berlin New German Mission
Dr Alfred Catue Regi, newly named Mexican minister to Germany, has arrived in Berlin. Predecessor Falicino Tiealos has been reassigned to Stockholm.
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Berlin
Alfred Catueregi
Germany
Falicino Tiealos
Stockholm
Markets Summary of Grain Butter Eggs and Livestock
Wheat and rye quotes list short patents and white patent grades with prices. Butter receipts include creamery extras and various grade prices. eggs show multiple grades and packing. live poultry and dressed poultry priced by item. Cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep sections show receipts and range bids at Buffalo and Rochester markets with per hundredweight figures.
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Colton
Dee Very
Timothy
R.vt
Creamery
Kitts
Turkes'y
SGU
S.A
Eics
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