Britain and U S face showdown at Armament talk
Washington dispatch outlines how Great Britain and the United States approach the conference on Armaments and Far Eastern problems. It explains how events outside the conference forced Harding to call the meeting and previews the stakes and dynamics shaping the gathering.
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David Lawrence
Casper Daily Tribune
Washington
Great Britain
United States
Novi States
Harding
Conference of Powers
America
Wilson
Kia Amin
Pershing Extends Welcome to Marshal Foch at Legion Meet
General Pershing acting for the American Legion and Missouri extends a formal welcome to Marshal Ferdinand Foch as guest of honor at the Legion national convention in Kansas City. Foch delivers a praise filled address honoring the United States forces and the wartime alliance.
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Pershing
Marshal Foch
Kansas City
John J. Pershing
American Expeditionary Forces
American Legion
Missouri
Ferdinand Foch
France
General Pershing
Legion
Coi
Republic
M. Lo Marechal
Wutcc- Tacyy
Austria
Diaz
Bravo Bel
Injunction by court starts mine strike in Floodwood
Athens report describes a strike by 27 to 300 miners at mine No. 26 of the New York Coal company in Floodwood protesting a federal court injunction issued by Judge Anderson. The item blends with other national updates on military and railway incidents and political debate in Washington and Flint, Michigan.
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Athens
Mpl
New York “Coal Company
Floodwood
County
Anderson
Indianapolis
Hill is Found Guilty in Murder Trial
William Riley Hill was found guilty of first degree murder in Brighton Colorado and given a life sentence after a three and a half hour jury deliberation. He murdered his nine year old stepdaughter Helen Maxine Short and was escorted from the courtroom by Sheriff E A Gromley. Hill remained calm as the verdict was announced.
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Brighton
Colo
William ‘Riley Hil
Hill
Helen Maxine Short
E. A. Gromley
Infant dies in flare up of kerosene rekindling fire
Catherine Bergstrom an 18 month old child of Mr and Mrs Floyd Bergstrom of Clareton died from burns when a kerosene can used to rekindle a fire exploded drenching her in flaming liquid. Mr Bergstrom suffered severe burns while trying to aid the child.
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Newcastle
Wye
Catherine Bergstrom
Floyd Bergstrom
Clareton
Bergstrom
House Adopts Highway Bill Amid Bipartisan Vote
Washington voters report the House approves a highway bill with a 194 to 36 vote. The measure carries 75 million dollars for roads and related federal spending.
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HOUSE
Washington
Moe
Giblin Accused in County Jail Case Near Caspar
Mrs. Shove testifies in detail about the affair leading to J J Giblin arrest accusing him of pressuring her to sign a personal note for 300 dollars to settle alleged misused funds of Spanish American War veterans. She says the note would be discounted and money handed to a veterans camp.
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Shove
Giblin
Casper
Sam
Honee
Mr. Giblin
Bhoye
O Jots Betange Gaim
Tasker H. Billasco
Bret A. Parrish
Earl Boyle
Boyle
Ele
Bam
Frameup Charged to Keep Veteran in Bastile Here
Infidelity to the sacred vows of friendship is laid at the doors of J. J. Giblin a former minister now stock peddler and mayoral candidate. The wife and baby wait in suspense while he languishes in county jail on an alleged check alteration charge. The Ghove family are named victims of the alleged frame up. Article notes the father has been jailed since October 11.
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J. J. Giblin
Victom
Pharisaism Not Samaritanism in Caspar Check Affair
A Spanish American War veteran Samuel Shove faces accusations of irregularities in a reunion travel fund. John J. Giblin with the finance committee pressed for a $300 note claiming misdeeds over a $250 to $400 altered check paid to Fred Parrish for moving picture reels.
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Samuel Shove
Shove
John J. Giblin
Mr. Shove
Tasker H. Bliss
Washington
Casper
General Bliss
Fred Parrish
Parrish
Giblin
Himelf
Statement of Samuel Shove on encampment finances
Samuel Shove describes authorized expenditures of 260 dollars for encampment expenses and a forged change of payee from Bliss to Parrish on a contract photos. he asserts he acted in good faith and under military authority to organize the Casper encampment, naming Giblin as finance committee chairman and asserting his own power to appoint committees and plans. The testimony details the July 5 letter and check exchanges and later fallout with the post.
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Sam Shove
Giblin
Athve
Cr H. Bilm
Fae
Frank W. Mondell
Parrish
Oll
Aries
Mr. Gibin
Nance Committee
Parviah
The Scratching Hen and the Worm Market Tale
A fable about a hen in a worm shortage failing to scratch, growing weak, and ending in the hog pen where she dies. The piece suggests advertisers should seek the Tribune for guidance instead of following weak scratching strategies.
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Farmer Jones
Pip
Tribune
St Louis Democrat Politician Shot Down In Front Of Saloon
William Kean a Democratic city committee member and local power was shot and killed in the doorway of his saloon in St Louis. He was fired upon from a passing automobile and refused to name his killer saying he would not tell even if he knew.
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United States
Walton
ST. Louis
Democrat
Wiliam Kean
Democratic City Committee
Loral
Democrate Astaire
Megan
Eleven Fishermen Perish In Boat Upset Off Anglesea
Eleven fishermen are believed drowned after a small open motorboat capsized in a southeast gale off the New Jersey coast near Anglesea. A second fishing boat was missing. two bodies washed ashore near Cold Spring guard station, and the overturned boat was found nearby. The boats had set out for fish pounds about ten miles offshore in worsening conditions.
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Anglesea
New Jersey
Cold Spring
National Goal Association Indictment Response
Justice Hits of the DC Supreme Court rejected a bid to stop subpoenas on the National Goal Association and John D A move its vice president. The action sought to compel answers in Indianapolis where 225 others are named in a case alleging conspiracy to violate the Sherman Antitrust Act.
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National Coal Susociation
John D. A. Mave
Plaiotists
Indianapolis
Bomb Explodes At American Consulate In Lisbon
A bomb exploded on the staircase of the American consulate in Lisbon with minor damage. Authorities linked threats to the Sacco and Vanzetti case and ordered an investigation by the Department of Justice into radical threats tied to the Massachusetts murder conviction.
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Lisbon
Hollis
Etate Department
Porto Geo
Associated Press
Sacco Vancetti
Murr
Massachusetts
Threata
Washington
Baico
Vaneetil
Fallang
Maamachusetts
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