Agreement Reached In Conference On Yap Dispute
Secretary Denby in his first annual report says no recommendation on naval policy at this time. The 431.8 million naval budget for the next year is down 24 million from original estimates after budget official review. He praises the Navy General Board and officers and notes peacetime duties, occupancy actions in Haiti and Santo Domingo, and advances in justice administration within the Navy.
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Washington
Denby
Regan
Nawy General Board
Congress
Naval Secretary
Navy
Asiatic
Near
Halt
Santo Domingo
Republica
Finos
Atlantic Fleet
Marine Corps
Weather forecast calls for fair night and Tuesday
Forecast shows generally fair conditions tonight and Tuesday with slightly colder temperatures in the eastern portion.
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East Portion
Mob of 2000 women disrupts Jackson-Walker mine No 17 in Pittsburg
In Pittsburg Kansas a mob of about 2000 foreign women and relatives of striking Howat coal miners stormed mine No 17 of the Jackson-Walker company after 5 AM blocking workers from returning to the mine. Cars were halted and mine workers counted among the 125 on duty as cars were forced to stop and curtains ripped from autos. Local officials and state troops faced rising tensions as Kansas mining actions drew broader labor responses.
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W. Pittsburg
Pittsburg
Kan
Howat
Jackson-Walker Company
Franklin
Jackson-Walker
Americans and Japanese Solve Big Yap Problem Treaty
The United States and Japan publish a Yap treaty detailing disarmament of Yap, Japanese mandate over the Geragan islands, free U S cable access, and Japan’s radio coordination. It grants U S property protection rights and equal footing with major powers, with Japan retaining technical suzerainty. Washington reports Japan will withdraw post offices from Ching by January 1, 1923.
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Washington
Associated Press
United States
Japan
Yap
State Department
League of Nations
Pacific
Great Britain
Josaan
Uime
Wyoming Eugenics Law Declared Void
Wyoming Attorney General W L Walls ruled that Chapter 140 of the 1921 Wyoming Laws Section 16 requiring male applicants for marriage to prove no venereal disease is void for constitutional title defects. He found sections 4 to 27 and 15 to 25 void, nullifying the eugenics provisions while noting counties may resume issuing licenses.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
W. L. Walls
Ilda R. Graham
Laramie County
Walla
Senate
Walls
State Board of Health
Health Board
Mys Walle
Population of Casper Reaches 22 040 In Two Year Jump
The Casper population climbs to 22 040 per a new Polk directory based on a census and estimates. It shows 11 020 actual names in the city records, with growth from a 16 000 estimate two years ago and 7 700 names in the prior directory. The item notes Casper’s rail tonnage and industrial growth.
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Casper
R. L. Polk & Co
Prison Riot in Marquette Pen Left Warden Wounded
Michigan state police guard Marquette prison after a riot led by three inmates in a moving picture theater. Warden T B Catlin was knife wounded, Deputy Warden Fred Manhennit and his son Arthur were stabbed, both in hospital. Detained leaders Jasper Perry Gypsy Bob Harper and Charles Roberts from Detroit face flogging ordered by Michigan prison officials.
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Marquette
Mich
Michigan State
T Pee Tepan Persien
T. B. Catlin
Fred Menhennit
Arthur
Charles Blaney
Kalamazoo
Michigan State Prison Commission
Catlin
Menhenni
Gypsy Bob" Harper
Jasper Perry
Charles Roberts
Detroit
Harper
Telegraph Workers Union of Canada Formed
Telegraph operators with the Canadian National Telegraph company decided to form a national union named the Telegraph Workers Union of Canada. The keymen had previously affiliated with the Commercial Telegraphers Union of America. AUTHOR IS CLAIMED. MILNTHORP HA, West Moreland, England, reports Richard Bagot, author, is dead at his home.
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Toronto
Canadian Nationalelegraph Company
The
Telegraph Workers Union of Canada
Commercial ‘Telegraphers !Nion
America
Milnthorpha
West Moreland
England
Richard Bagot
Eight Stillborn Birth Report From Tampico
From Tampico comes a report published by El Universal stating Senora Endigita Ruibo gave birth yesterday to eight children, all of whom died. The mother is well. The Mexico City Medical Association will investigate the report’s authenticity.
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Mexico City
Tampico
el Universal
Senora Endigita Ruibo
Dominion official held under surveillance for 33000 discrepancy
Ottawa police placed a dominion finance department official under surveillance after discrepancies alleged to total 33000. R Ef Revke, controller, acted outside yesterday by taking poison.
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Ottawa
Ontario
Finance Department
Dominion
R. Ef. Revke
Puleon
Mail Robber Is Under Arrest in New York Heist
Jersey City reports the first arrest in the 2,000,000 mail robbery case. Frank Calabrise was ordered arraigned before a federal commissioner. He is charged with stealing four packages of registered mail and was secretly arrested months ago and held in jail here.
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Jersey City
Associated Preas
New York
Frank Calabrise
Y Federal Commission of Queen
Calabrise
Nasby Missing Nurse Found in Telegram
Jackson Minn Dec 12 Farenta Nasby a nurse reported missing from the public health service hospital in Tucson Ariz today received a telegram stating she was all right. The message said Nasby was in the country with some friends and got the tin Parente are Mr and Mrs M Nasby of Jackson
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Jackson, Minn
Farenta
Mins
Astrid Nasby
Public Health Service
Tucson
Ariz
Sho
Mins Nasby
M. Nasby
Jackson
Wyoming Governor Asked to Call Special Session
Governor Robert D. Carey is away from Wyoming and his stance on a possible special session to pass labor relief legislation is unclear. The Wyoming American Association formed in Thermopolis plans to press for state action upon his return, aiming to counter the Non Partisan League with broad farm relief measures through possible January legislative action.
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Wyoming American Association
Thermopolis
Carey
Cheyenne
Wye
Robert D. Carey
Wyoming
Be Yarmers
Lark
Submarine Fight Looms Over Naval Pact At Conference
Washington dispatch reports sharp divisions on submarine tonnage among major powers. Britain and the United States favor 90 000 tons each, Japan 64 000 with others varying. Britain hopes to half the allotment and seeks guarantees against offensive undersea craft while aiming to press for a partial revision of the naval holiday plan. Pacific fortifications and a broader four power pact are also debated with ratification likely assured.
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Washington
Associated Press
Great Britain
United States
Japan
France
Italy
United Statea
Pacific
Netherland
Hong Kong
Asia
London
Insular
Claimant Appeals From Russia Over Large Estate
New Orleans Dow M A claims a $600000 estate of the late Birdman and appeals from Russia stating the decedent left his property to a wife and children abandoned in Russia 36 years ago. One Atordka of Odesea Husia now asserts he is the only living son and requests support.
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New Orleans
Dow M
Tenderloin Agure
Coop
Yrdman
Ch Ildren
Russia
Atordka
Odesea
Huesia
Pele Dweyfaus
Saya
Four Die in Wreck on Clamone Logging Rail Line
Four people including two men a woman and a baby were killed when two locomotives on the Clamone Logging railroad collided near Aberdeen Washington about 146 miles southeast last night. Two men were injured one possibly fatally.
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Aberdeen
Wash
Clamone
Premiership of Canada Will Be Christmas Gift
Ottawa reports that Canada’s premiership will be presented as a Christmas gift to W. L. MacKenzie King, leader of the Liberal party, after their victory over Premier Meighen and the Conservatives. Meighen to resign to the governor general Lord Byng of Vimy within days.
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Premiership of
Canada
Ottawa
Ontario
Associate! Press
W. L. MacKenne King
Liberal Party
Meighen
Wesont
Lord Byng of Vimy
MacKtengin King
Bank Bandits Enter Panama Bank Robbery at Greenville
Six bandits robbed the Bank of Panama in Greenville Illinois taking between 25 000 and 30 000 dollars. They held up men in a pool room next to the bank wounded a motorist they believed pursued their car and fled the scene.
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Greenville
Ill
Panama
Bank of Panama
Lad Wounded by Brother on Hunt Near Here
William Patterson aged 11 lies in critical condition with a bullet wound to the abdomen after a hunting accident near Salt Creek highway. Richard Patterson 10 confessed the gun discharged when it fell from his hand. The boy underwent surgery to remove the bullet and is reported as improving under Dr Kamp care.
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William Patterson
Richard
Salt Creek Highway
Cora Patterson
North Center Street
de. J
Kamp
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Pittsburgh
Alexander Howat
Mindra
Far East
PUP
Michigan
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Thermopolia
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Cormmerce
League i Wyoming
W. Axtell
Arnnd Larson
Hal O'Conner
Cooper
Patrick Quealy
Kemmerer
H. B. Durham
George J. McClellan
Worland
ML. A. Floyd
Aberthan
James H. Walton
Wyoming Ameri
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