Japan Ready to Enter Naval Arms Conference
Baron Hayashi, new Japanese ambassador to Great Britain, says Japan is prepared for an international conference on naval armament limits. He asserts big-nation business interests can reach a cap, while Japan defends against Bolshevism and seeks to be a constructive partner in Western alliances.
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United Press
London
Japan
Baron Hayashi
Great Britain
United States
Pations
Tear 7
Wyoming Supreme Court Limits Prohibition Search Warrants
The Wyoming Supreme Court upheld a district court ruling in the Nick R case, ruling that possession of intoxicating liquor is not an offense unless the acquisition violated the law. Warrants must name the violator, specify the place to be searched, state the liquor variety, and prove a factual violation rather than belief. Blankets or John Doe warrants are invalid.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
J. H. Burgess
Sheridan County
State
Nick R
Burgess
Wyoming Supreme Court
District Court
Supreme Court
Two slain in Cork ambush report by Associated Press
In County Cork tonight armed civilians ambushed a police patrol at Middleton, killing a policeman and wounding several. In a separate Cork road ambush, a soldier was shot.
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Associated Press
Cork
Middleton
County Cork
Daniels Pleads Against Navy Strength Cut
Secretary Daniels opposed reducing navy personnel arguing it would impair efficiency and force withdrawal of ships on active duty. He said the current 129,000 sailors should be increased toward 143,000 to maintain strength.
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United Pros
Washington
Daniela
Daniels
Eight Negroes Facing Death in Race Riots
Reports from near Hannan Alabama say white mobs wounded several people including some fatalities while eight black residents are hidden in a house. Guns and ammunition are being rushed to the area and communications with the district are cut off.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Hannan
Ala
Booze Offer for Road Help Leads to Jail
Two hundred gallons of whiskey a new truck and two men were captured today as snow banked roads trapped the runners. An offer of a gallon of whiskey for assistance prompted two youths to alert police in Waterloo Iowa. Colonel George C Rickards of Oil City Pa was named by the president to head the militia bureau in the War Department.
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Associated Press
Waterloo
Oil City
Washington
George C. Rickards
Oid City
War Department
Capitulation Ends in Fiume as D Annunzio Forces Surrender
Hostilities between Italian regular troops and D Annunzio’s legionnaires in Fiume end with an agreed capitulation to be signed tomorrow. The council of Fiume recognized the Rapallo treaty, and D Annunzio planned to depart by air with Signorita Luiscilla Baccara, who refused to leave.
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Quarnero
Rapallo
D'Annunzio
D’annunzio
Fiume
D'Annunsio
Signorita Luiscilla Baccara
Signorita Baccara
D'Annunzio to Disband Legionnaires and Seek Amnesty
Rome correspondent reports Gabriel d'Annunzio will dissolve his legionnaires and grant amnesty. It is expected he will travel to South America after the action.
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London
Gabriel d'Annunsio
Evening News
Rome
D'Annunzio
South America
Curtis denies New York Oil sale rumors
Frank G. Curtis president of the New York Oil Company rejects reports that New York Owl or New York Oil has sold out or plans to sell to Union Oil Company of Delaware. The denial notes the rumor is absolutely untrue and published in the Tribune.
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Curtis
New York
Tribune
New York OU
Union Oil Company of Delaware
Frank G. Curtis
New York Oil Company
New York Oil
Funeral services for C. R. Tubbs announced
Funeral services for C. R. Tubbs, who died yesterday morning from pneumonia, will be held tomorrow at 10:30 AM at the Shaffer and Gay chapel.
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C. R. Tubbs
Shaffer & Gay Chapel
Veto May Trek Mine Claimants Of Land
Washington observers report efforts to push a land bill past President Wilson despite a veto risk. Senator Ashurst warns delay could trigger disaster for poor prospectors as action heads to January 4. The measure would extend six months the time for annual assessment work to reach $100 in value.
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Associated Press
Washington
Ashurst
Arizona
Ashuret
Cal
Payne
Vogelaang
Casper project revived. Wyoming and federal agree on North Platte water
A cooperative Wyoming and U S reclamation agreement starts the Casper irrigation plan to reclaim 125 000 to 140 000 acres near Casper. Officials estimate cost at about 80 dollars per acre, with North Platte river water appropriated to enable future transformation and possible federal support.
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the Tribune
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
United States
Casper
Reclamation Service
Pathfinder
North Platte
Nebraska
Robert C. Duthie
Théd
State of
Kngineer
Frank C. Emergon
Planes Depart San Diego on First Lap to Panama Bay
Airplanes led by Squadron Leader depart North Island Navy Air Station at 6 40 AM on the first leg of a proposed flight to Panama Bay. The group includes four bombers and follows a schedule headed south from California.
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Associated Proan
San Diego
Calif
North Leland Navy
Panama Bay
Harding Begins Cabinet Roll With Hughes And Dawes
Marion Ohio December 30 President elect Warren G Harding announces a tentative cabinet slate including Charles Evans Hughes as secretary of state Charles G Dawes as secretary of the treasury and other picks like Harry M Daugherty Will Hays George Sutherland Henry C Wallace and Charles Warren. Marion private secretary George B Christian is named for Harding.
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United Press
Marion
Ohio
Warren G. Harding
Charles Evans Hughes
Charles G. Dawes
Massachu
Harry M. Daugherty
Will W H. Hays
Indiana
George Sutherland
Utah
Interior
Henry C. Wallace
Town
Charles Warren
Michigan
Commerce
Herbert Hoover
California
Hughes
Hoover
George B. Christian
Jdr
Harding
Warehouse Blaze Destroys Salt Creek Midwest Facility
A midnight explosion at the Salt Creek Midwest gasoline station warehouse leveled the structure and sparked an early morning fire. Workers saved some office fixtures and large valves as flames spread under wind, with shellac ignition and a leaking gas line under the rear blamed for the disaster.
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Midwest
Salt Creek
Vroman Funeral Set For Sunday At Catholic Church
George W. Vroman world war veteran who died in France will be buried Sunday morning from St. Anthony's Catholic church. Rev. John Mullin will conduct services. A guard of honor from the George W. Vroman post of the American Legion will receive the body on arrival tomorrow afternoon.
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George W. Vroman
France
St. Anthony's Catholic Church
John Mullin
American Legion
Legion
France Reports Four Million Population Loss From War
Paris December 10 The new directory of public insurance states France lost four million people during the war and outlines measures to reduce infant mortality and improve public health services.
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Paris
France
Directory of Public Insiarance
New Federal Housing Commission Proposed in Senate
Senator Calder of New York introduces a bill creating a federal housing and construction commission. The measure comes from the Senate Reconstruction Committee amid a nationwide inquiry into housing valuation and construction needs.
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Associated Press
Washington
Federal Housing and Construction Commission
Calder
New York
Senate
House
Federal irrigation funds to Wyoming tripled in 1929 grants
Washington reports Wyoming irrigation projects receiving 4 749 000 dollars in the sundry civil bill, up by more than 3 million from the prior year. North Platte gets 2 116 000, Shoshone 1 784 000, Riverton 850 000, Yellowstone Park 360 000, Cody road repairs 8 400, Cody road bridges 11 000, South road 16 Moran 7 500.
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the Tribune
Washington
Wyoming
North Platte
Shoshone
Riverton
Yellowstone Park
Terror Reign in Evanston
Plans by Chicago detectives dressed as women with revolvers to patrol Evanston streets guard the wealthy suburb from threats by a terror gang. Police armed with rifles will back the patrol following reports of harassment of women.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Evanston Tank Corps
Evanston
North Shore
Moron Tandiia
Taxpayers May Use Lower Of Cost Or Market For 1920 Returns
Washington reports the Internal Revenue Bureau allows taxpayers filing 1920 inventories to adopt the lower figure between cost or market as the basis for their tax returns under new regulations.
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Associated Press
Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
New York Dining Hikes On New Year's Eve
New York reports warn upscale cabarets will charge high prices for New Year’s Eve meals with a $15 cover and additional meal costs. Restaurants advertise tables reserved and menus feature cocktails and beverages labeled non alcoholic while patrons face steep overall charges.
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Associated Press
New York
John Barleycorn
Charge Nurse Accused of Wrongdoing at Cheyenne Hospital
In Cheyenne Wyoming a nurse from Casper was arraigned on charges linked to a serious infant case at the Cheyenne Private Hospital. Prosecutors seek to fix responsibility while the defense argues for delayed determination amid claims of malicious prosecution.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
William A. Schuls
Casper
Nures
the Tribune
Charles Ke.bons
Mra. Laas
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