Allied premiers confer on reparations amid high tension
London dispatch reports Premier Poincare pressed for decisive action on reparations as allied heads of government met. The four delegations discussed France's interests while rumors of Rhine annexation were denied. Amid broad diplomacy, Japan and the United States were floated as possible participants. In San Diego, a desert search for two missing Rockwell Field officers expanded with planes aiding the effort in Arizona.
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Associated Press
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Poincare
France
Great Britain
Belgium
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Jaspar
M. Poincare
Howling
Rhine
Carl Bergmann
Japan
United States
Daily Telegraph
Advatasion
America
Washington
San Diego
Cal
Arizona
Rockwell Field
Fort Bliss
Exas
Francis C. Marshall
Cavalry
Charles L. Webber
Air Service
Estrella
Yuma
Ariz
Tucson
Lowell H. Smith
Suilthen
Army
Ninth Corps
J. G. Heffernan
Twelfth
Fort Pliss
Texas
Court Okehs Sentence of Man Now Dead
The supreme court affirms a ten year penitentiary sentence for Edward J. ONeill who was shot to death months ago after being found guilty of a felony in a police related assault case. ONeill was said to have died during a failed attempt to rob a Denver gasoline station.
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Jefferson City
Dee
Supreme Court
Edward J. O'Neil
O'Neil
Denver
Astoria Faces 2 Million Blaze After Citywide Destruction
Astoria amid ruins from a fire that destroyed 24 blocks of the business section and left about 2,500 people homeless. relief committees formed to secure food, clothing, and temporary housing with aid from Portland and the Oregon National Guard.
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Astoria
Ore
Associated Press
Portland
Peraina
Uninne
Sm Iattion
Cty
Leb Carlson
Claia
Oregon National Chiefd
Gieorge White
Aca
Ory Hall
Loc Vankers
Two New Farm Credit Bills Added In Congress
Washington reports two additional farm credit proposals before Congress. Senator Norbeck and Representative Strong push to raise the maximum farm loan from 10 000 to 25 000 and allow loans secured by machinery and other debts, with federal farm loan associations backing the plan. The bills, endorsed by the American Farm Bureau Federation, aim to boost local cooperative banks and expand credit to farmers and their families.
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Congress
Norbeck
South Dakota
Strong
Repubican
Kansan
A. F P. Nelson
Wisconaby
War Finances Corporation
American Farm Burea Federation
Tramood-Anderson Bi
Benator Norbeck
Bankers Meet Here Today on Loan Problem
Captains of finance gathered in Patrick Sullivan’s office in the Consolidated Royalty building for the Wyoming Stockmen’s Loan association opening session. Directors from across the state attended as Camper bankers hosted the luncheon at the Fen. Other meetings are planned for this afternoon.
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Captains of Finance
Patrick Sullivan
Consolidated Royalty
Wyoming Stockmen's Loan Fpasm
Tate
Camper’ Clearing House Association
Fen
Seven Gallon Moonshine Still Seized in Police Raid
Police seized a seven gallon still and about thirty five gallons of moonshine in a raid at 150 West Treat yesterday afternoon. Art Rouniger was arrested in connection with the case.
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Art. Rouniger
Excess Weight Is Charged to Wreck Injury
In Kansas City Missouri a federal court jury must decide if Mrs Lorene Caldwell suffered an injury not from a railroad crash but from excessive weight weighing 75 pounds, amid claims she weighed 160 pounds at the time of the December 21 1920 accident and seeks 40000 damages from the Chicago and Aston Railroad Company.
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Kanbas City
Lorene Caldwell
Aorta
Shu
Myre
Caldwell
Chicago and Aston Railroad Company
Jail Inmates Return to Morning Yard Exercise
Four inmates resumed yard exercise in the city jail and were placed on a rock pile for warmth and labor. The program had paused before but new tools were provided and the activity was restarted with likely increased meals noted.
Reprisals See Executions Spark Ireland Violence
London reports suggest Dublin executions may trigger further shootings as desparate republicans vow to target government figures. Authorities hold captured leaders under new military provisions while rumors sweep the city of planned attacks and punitive warrants.
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London
Dublin
Daily Mail
Free State
Woman charged with manslaughter after auto crash in Market Street
San Francisco December 9 Mrs Enston H Martrantt faces manslaughter charges after police arrested her following a crash that injured Frank Eless on Market Street. An official statement says she admitted drinking one glass of beer. her passenger Maal Mart rautt was also arrested.
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Ban Francisco
Cal
Enston H Martrantt
Street
Frank Eless
Maal Martrautt
Memorial to First Woman Jury in State
A bronze memorial tablet marks the site where the first woman jury in America met in March 1870 under the Daughters of the American Revolution. Judge M C Crown, Laramie’s first mayor and defense counsel in the trial, delivered an address. The jurors convicted the prisoner of murder and sentenced a term.
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Laramie
Gret
America
Daughters of the American Revolution
Juige M. CC
Cass
Explosion at Scranton Kills Four in Brass Diamond mill blast
Four people are dead and several injured in an explosion at the Brass Diamond Powder company mill near Dupont, Pennsylvania. The blast occurred about one mile south of Borgeton and the incident was reported from Scranton, with Irondale about 25 miles away mentioned in initial details.
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Scranton
Brass Diamond Powder Company
Dupont
Borgeton
Irondale
Salvation Army Kettles Seen Today For Christmas Cheer
Salvation Army volunteers appeared this morning with kettles as a charity drive proceeds will fund Christmas dinners for those in need. The note emphasizes Josue's saying that the poor are always with us and highlights the season’s relief effort for homes facing hardship.
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Salvation Army
Petent Chapel
Josue
Twenty Hurt As Train Collision Occurs Near Charleston
Twenty injured when Atlantic Coast Line train No 80 rear-ended train No 52 at Banahon Station twelve miles from Charleston. Investigations underway into the crash timing and causal factors.
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Charleston, & CC. Dee
Atlantic Coast
Banahon Station
Minter's Movie Contract Not Renewed
New York report states Famous Player studios will not renew Miley Minter’s contract after completion of an ongoing film. The studio did not provide further details.
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Minter
New York
Aaky Corporation
Miley Minter
Offenders on the Run in a Murder Case
Los Angeles police pursue Clara Phillips and an alleged accomplice in the Clara Phillips murder case. Officials admit limited evidence so far and vow to press the investigation despite one suspect remaining at large. A report suggests a possible flight to Mexico, but authorities remain cautious.
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