German Reparations Survey Sought by Americans
German trade commission proposed that an American business group led by Herbert Hoover survey Germany’s economic conditions to form a new reparations treaty. Britain and France were to confirm consent, with Secretary Hughes handling negotiations after presenting the idea to cabinet. The move signals possible U.S. mediation to align German, French, and British positions on reparations.
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Economic Commission
Germany
Vierlin
Bertin
Pertin
Puris
Hunt’sh
Great Britain
Paris
Cuno
London
Associated Preas
German Trade Commission
Herbert Hoover
Interver
Grott
Britain
American State Department
United Statos
France
United States Chamber of Commerce
Hoover
Hughes
American Commission
Yale student commissions push for cooperation in prohibition respect
From New Haven Yale university showcases two undergraduate commissions one from academe students and one from the Sheffield Scientific School both aimed at fostering cooperation in the student body to promote greater respect for prohibition laws.
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New Haven
Conn
Academe
Sheffield Bcientific School
Yale University
Holdup Plan Arrest Seized Cash At Walcott Street
An alleged holdup at 10 o clock last night led Lester Bulson to the county jail. He was found hiding behind Lukis candy store with a .45 caliber pistol. Patrolman Carter nabbed him as he rose from a crouch. Ten dollars in cash was found on Bulson during a search. He gave an age at the sheriff's office but was corrected as having slept through ten years.
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Lester Bulson
Bulson
Lukis
Walcott Street
Carter
Flyer Hops Off On Another Leg Of Record Trip
ARACATY Brazil December 21 Lieutenant Walter Hinton started a new leg of his seaplane flight from New York to Rio Janeiro leaving at 7 15 this morning for Natal about 250 miles farther down the coast continuing the record voyage.
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Flyer
Aracaty
Brazil
Tha Associated Preas
New York
Rio Janeiro
Walter Hinton
Natal
Mexican rent problem solved by occupancy loop
Cheyenne dispatch reports Jew in Miraflores a Mexican man observed a vacant dwelling in South Cheyenne and moved in with his family. After the landlord rented to another tenant, the man returned with the rent money he had advanced, insisting the home was occupied by his family. The landlord challenged the claim, and confusion arose over occupancy and rent.
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Miraflores
South Cheyenne
Promians
Man Climbs Radiator After Car Cranks In Low Gear
In Seattle on December 21 MacPherson cranked his car in low gear and grabbed the radiator as it lurched forward. He rode it briefly until a collision with another vehicle knocked him off. Two wheels ran over his car, but he sprang back, took the wheel, and drove away unharmed.
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Seattle
Wash
MacPherson
Skull fractured in scaffold fall at Chicago works
James Gray, a worker at Chicago Bridge and Iron Works, suffered a fractured skull after a fall from a scaffold. He was rushed to the county hospital and treated by Dr. Allen Mac Lellan and reported by the morning to be improving.
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James Gray
Gray
Chicago Bridge and Iron Works
Allen MacLellan
Clemenceau Tour Adds 20000 To Field Service Fellowships
Former French premier Clemenceau’s American visit adds $20,000 to the American Field Service fund fellowships. Stephen Bohzal said the surplus comes from lectures and articles after covering travel costs. Clemenceau aimed to fund scholarships to foster France America friendship via student exchanges, with 30 established so far from a larger goal of $3,6 million.
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M. Clemenceau
Washington
Associated Press
Clemenceau
American Field Service Fund
Stephen Bohzal
The
Tiger
Hil
United States
France
America
A. Platt Andrew
Massachusetts
American Wield Service Fund
American Field Service
Hornza
Sirival
Bonasal
Chicago
M. Clemencend
Return of Arbuckle Opposed by Women Clubs
Los Angeles women’s club federation reiterated opposition to Fatty Arbuckle’s return to films after January 1. Despite his recent San Francisco trial acquittals, district president Mrs. J. C. Erquhart said the testimony still bars Arbuckle from the industry. Arbuckle, later cleared by others, plans to resume work under producer Joseph M. Schenck. He thanked supporters and vowed to prove himself worthy.
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Los Angeles
Roscoe C
Fatty’) Arbuckle
Federation of Women's Clubs
Ater
Will H. Hays
Hea
Arbuckle
J. C. Erquhart
Rebuckle
San Rancisco
Canal
Buffalo Women Oppose Arbuckle Reinstatement
A Buffalo federation meeting was called to discuss reinstating Roscoe C Arbuckle in motion picture work. Charlee Slegenmond, chairman, said the federation would oppose his return after evidence of deception by Will H Maye at a national convention. The group plans to voice strong objection to Arbuckle reappearance. Continued on Page Four.
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Buffalo
N. Y
City
Federation of Women's Club
Roscoe C. Watty
Pletura
Merc
Charlee Slegenmond
Federation
Arbuckle
Will H Maye
Blegeemond
Hoe
Federated Clube
Chautauqua
Maxing Staats Me
Duffalo Federation of Women's Clubs
State to wind up evidence in mine killings
The state aimed to finish its direct testimony in the trial of five men charged with munity in the mine killings following a June incident. Four survivors testified about the attack and surrender, with Crees examining them briefly to link guards and the nonunion miners guarded by a Chicago private detective agency paid 3 dollars daily per guard. Judge Mertwell announced no court pensions Saturday and adjournment over the holidays to January 2, as the defense readiness to present testimony resumes.
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Mation
Dee
Associated Press
Chicago
DD. T. Mertwell
Defenne
Accu
Government Trappers Wanted at Cody Wyoming
Government trappers are needed in the Cody region as predatory animals harass elk and deer. A mountain lion attacked a horse, another group of five lions was spotted near Fork, and coyotes threaten deer in the area. A deputies’ chamber forms a group opposing war crimes with honorary president Henry Pate.
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Cody
Wyo
Kk Fork
Taris
Chamber of Deputies
Heolf
Heury Pate
New Stationery Dept Opens at Commercial Printing
The Commercial Printing company, Casper's oldest, received its first stationery shipments under R. J. Dickensheets. A new ruling machine arrives January 1, enabling handling of large jobs. All Steel office fixtures from General Fireproofing Co will be inspected upon arrival. Patrons invited to tour the plant. prices quoted to support Casper business. Mr Dickensheets will oversee the stationery department and assist in all printing needs.
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the Commercial Printing Company
R. J. Dickensheets
Elate
All Steel
General Fireproofing Company
Youngstown
Ohio
Casper
Natrona County
Cooper
Dickensheets
Ata Uanery
Salt Creek royalty oil contract awarded to Sinclair
Secretary of the Interior announced a five year contract for Salt Creek royalty oil to Sinclair Crude Oil Producing Co. at Mid-Continent posted price. The deal aligns Salt Creek with Mid-Continent pricing, wiping out the prior 70 cent differential for oil above 37 degrees gravity. Proceeds support the reclamation service, Wyoming state, and the U S treasury. Oil will be stored in Salt Creek until a 40,000 barrel line to Chicago is completed within 60 days.
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Washington
Salt Creek
Sinclair Crude Oi
Sinclair
Fall
Salt Csair
Sincair Company
Reclamation Service
Chicago
Interior Department
Mid-Continent
Divers search Lake Lafourche for kidnapped men
Divers aided by the Louisiana National Guard began dragging Lake Lafourche to locate Watt Daniels and Thomas Richards, two of five Mer Rouge citizens kidnapped August 24 after a good roads meeting in Bastrop. Officials report wagon wheels found along the shore may have been used as weights.
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Mer Rouge
Mec
Lake Lafourche
Watt Daniels
Thomas Richards
Bastrop
Loulalana National Guard
Monroe
Tee
Weighta
W. W. Cooper
Farmers Save Millions Through War Finance Loans
The War Finance Corporation report to Congress says only 4 percent of agricultural advances were repaid early, saving farmers and stabilizing livestock markets during a crisis. It notes loans enabled orderly product handling, boosted credit confidence, and reduced industry demoralization, with $439,447,000 advanced in 97 states through November 50.
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Washington
War Finance Corporation
Congres
Mvestork
Nine Lost as Ship Sinks Off Nazaire France
A foggy collision near Nazaire sinks the French steamer Vintille as nine crewmen perish. The Norwegian freighter Asturian rammed Vintille during a gale after midnight near Nantes and Belle Isle. The captain and chief engineer swam ashore, but all nine aboard died.
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Nazaire
France
Nantes
Belle Jule
Nagalre
Cnpiat
d@ngineser
More Cattle On Feed and Heavy Stockyard Business
Washington reports December 1 cattle on feed in the eleven corn belt states up 60 percent from a year earlier. Stocker and feeder shipments for the eleven months ending November 30 ran very heavy, not surpassed in history. Sheep and lambs on feed rose about ten percent, with stocker and feeder movements peaking. Public stockyards showed record four month totals of calves and cattle reaching 2,090,000 head, versus 1,869,000 a year before. Sheep and lambs from all public stockyards totaled 2,765,000 heads, up from 2,201,000 in the prior period.
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Washington
Dec
Department of Sgriculture
Berg
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Commission OF Americans
Cheyenne
Diarbekr
Mosul
Turkey
Moan
League of Nations
Auditorea
Los Angeles Federation
Arbuckle Filma
Artuskie
Mr. Maye
Joseph M. Schenck
Buffalo Women
Will Hays
MIR. Mueircilant
the Tribune
Wyoming
Teyl It
Nee
Tribune
Louisiana Lake
Cooper Han
Outeldeca
Clovers
John Parker T
Dantele
Wivharde
Moarehoune Pariah
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