Big Brokerage Firm Goes to Wall Inn
New York reports the failure and suspension of BE W Wagner & Co a prominent 37 year old brokerage house with large grain and cotton options interests. The firm faced an involuntary bankruptcy petition with assets of five million dollars and liabilities of seven and a half million. A receiver was appointed and the New York Stock Exchange criticized for delaying action.
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New York
BE. W. Wagner & Co
Thin City
New York Stock Exchange
FH. W. Wagner
Emil W. Wagner
Ernst Tietgens
A. Johnson
Frank W. Donald Bon
Financial District
Peter J. Rogers
Frederick Boschen
Rudolph Guenther Russell
A. N. Hand
J. &. Sheppard, Jr
the Exchange
E. W. Wagner and Company
Eugenics Law Enforced in Natrin County Marriage Licenses
Natrong county authorities require all marriage license applicants to submit to a medical examination to prove freedom from venereal disease. Following a misread state ruling that the eugenics law is unconstitutional, officials await official orders. Until then county clerk Kathryn Dunn will deny licenses without a physician certificate. The policy is now common across many counties.
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Natrong
W. L. Wall
Kathryn Dunn
Italian General Ameglio Dead in Albania Expedition
Rome reports General Giovanni Ameglio, former governor of Tripoli and commander of the Italian expedition in Albania, is confirmed dead. The casualty marks a significant blow to Italy's military leadership in the region.
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ITAL
Rome
Giovan Amegilo
Albania
Tripoli
France Accepts Root Resolution In Principle At Conference
Reported exchanges show France indicating in principle acceptance of Root’s resolution on naval arms. Secretary Hughes pressed for definition of acceptance while Paris cites need for Paris instructions before formal approval. Root submarine rules draw debate over enforceability and impact on naval warfare.
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Germany
M. Sarraut
New York
France
Hughes
Paris
British Assail French Attitude At Submarine Question
Paris officials say France will discuss submarine status for merchant shipping and humanitarian use first, amid tonnage concerns as France’s 15000 mile coast and U S 11000 miles are weighed. London papers note Washington talks on curbing submarines and critique France’s demand for a large underscoped fleet, warning of costly naval arms race.
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Paris
Associated Press
France
London
Washington
Daily Telegraph
British proposal on imitation of naval aircraft carriers
The report states that during the conference the British will propose applying a definite ratio similar to that used for capital ships to imitation of naval aircraft carriers, with readiness indicated for action possibly today or tomorrow.
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Washington
Associated Press
Allies Discuss Ship Ratios and Carrier Limits at Conference
The British proposal suggests limits on battleship tonnage and aircraft carrier size with a 96 000 ton cap. The plan aligns American limits near 27 000 tons and sets France Italy and others at 2 3 or 5 ratios. A decision on cruisers 10 000 tons is anticipated as talks continue next week.
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Great Main
America
Japan
France
Italy
Balfour and Kato Book Seats for January Departures
Arthur J. Balfour head of the British delegation reserves passage on a January 14 steamer but a spokesman says the booking is tentative and departure will depend on conference work. Admiral Baron Kato head of the Japanese delegation and others reserve cabins on the Fingo Maru for a January 18 sailing from San Francisco as the Washington armament conference nears adjournment.
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Washington
Associated Press
Arthur J. Balfour
England
Balfour
Baron Kato
San Francisco
Carbon Dioxide Poisoning Cited in Death of Barber
Post mortem at I D Johnson clinic confirms Al Morton died from carbon dioxide poisoning in his Miller apartments South Ash Street home. Coroner Lew M Gay will not hold an inquest as investigations already established the cause. Morton, employed as a barber, suffocated in an unventilated bathroom when a gas heater used up the room’s oxygen. Presentations will be made to the public.
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I. D. Johnson Clinic
al Morton
Miller Apartments
South Ash Street
Lew M. Gay
Morton
Building Inspector Probes Apartment Death Cause
A city building inspector will investigate the condition that led to the death of a man in his apartment. This is the second such incident in the building after an earlier nonfatal collapse in a bathroom incident.
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Ttme
Pastor Secured for Salt Creek Church
The Rev. Emery Zimmerean from Telle vue Nebraska arrived yesterday and will spend several days in the city before leaving for Salt Creek to take charge of the community church work. He is a guest at the home of Rev. Charles A. Wilson on South Wolcott Street during his stay.
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Emery Zimmerean
Tellevue
Neb
Salt Creek
Zimmerman
Charles A. Wilson
Wolcott Street
Beauty Parlor Trio Arrested In Chicago Crackdown
A Chicago grand jury has indicted three women who own massage parlors on charges tied to alleged gross and increasing secret immorality. State's Attorney Robert E. Crowe announced the indictments as part of a citywide campaign to remove numerous euch establishments from the area.
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Chicago
Robert E. Crow
Human Paltry Skin Thickness Compared to Eye Lid
The readable fragment notes the skin of the human palty is 76 ae as thick as that of the eye lid. The text is partial and lacks clear context or additional details.
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Three Musketeers
Casper
Salt Creck Church
Herbert Rawlinson
the Millionaire
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Beauty Parlor Trio
L. P. Wall
Tony, the Tailor
Sapphire Girls
Benny Kirkland
Columb
Iris Theater
Len Howlet
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