Oil policy clash at Washington talks warns danger to pact
A London Times essay warns that Britain and the United States must resolve oil questions before the Washington conference can succeed. It urges Britain to drop control over Anglo Persian and oil participation, favoring an open door policy and joint understanding on international oil supply alongside naval arms limits.
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London
Washington
London Times
Great Britain
California
Philippines
America
American
Contract Let for N. Casper Grade School
The North Casper district awards the 15 room school contract to Frank Construction at 56100 and the plumbing and fixtures to Donahue Plumbing at 15935. Completion is planned in 140 days with occupancy in spring. The new frame bungalow style building will join existing facilities and improve accommodations for grades six to eight in the area.
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North Casper
Frank Construction Company
Donahue Plumbing Company
Burlington
Salt Creek
Garbutt, Weidner and Sweeney
Trial Motion Argued In High Court At Dedham Mass
Hearing on petitions for a new trial for Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti continued before Judge Webster Thayer after a payroll robbery murder in South Braintree in April 1920. Police patrolled the courthouse area while officers checked entrants. Twenty seven women and girl musicians from Hoerington Kansas comprise the only chartered band in the United States.
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Dedham
Mass
Webster Thayer
Superior Court
Nicola Bacco
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
South Braintree
Hoerington
Kan
United States
Mellon attacked over wealth tax by La Follette in Senate
Washington November 5 Senator La Follette charged Secretary Mellon with opposing wealth taxation and called for his retirement. He said Mellon publicly resisted the tax burden on wealth. The La Follette amendment to make tax returns public was defeated 35 to 32.
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Washington
Mellon
Senate
la Follette
Wisconsin
Treasury
Mail Robber Binds Clerks On Santa Fe Train
A bandit on Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Train No 8 bound seven mail clerks with wires and sacks after leaving Ottawa Junction Kansas. He escaped with two sacks. The robbery was not found until the train reached Kansas City. Two sacks of registered mail were known to be in the car. Value of contents not estimated by post office officials.
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California
Ottawa
Junaation
Kansas
Kansas City
Kanssy City
Post Office
Casper Tire Worker Dies After Explosion
Casper man 33 year old Orange Keller owner of Ideal Tire and Rubber died at a local hospital after a tire explosion broke a rim and struck him in the head. Eyewitnesses across town rushed to aid him as doctors fought to save him. Keller had recent engagement to Grace Valney and had lived in Casper since June.
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Casper Man
Orange Keller
Ideal Tire and Rubber Company
Mr. Keller
Cooper
West Second Street
Monte
Dallan
Oklahoma City
Grace Valney
High Echoolsa
New York City
Keller
Victor R. Daken
D. H. Harrell
Henry Alvarado
Caoper
Casper
Dallas
Texas
Okla
Texas School of Mines Cancels Game With New Mexico
El Paso Texas November. J W Kidd athletics head says Mines cancelled the football game with the University of New Mexico scheduled for this afternoon. The team is weakened by injuries from last Saturday's Arizona game and hopes of financial success were a factor. Dean Worrel supported the decision.
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Texas School of Mines
N. M
EL Paso
Texas
J. W. Kidd
Texas Soof Mines
University of New Mexico
School of Mines
University of Arizona
Nard
S. H. Worrel
Uchida Succeeds Hara in Cabinet
Tokio Nov 5 The Japanese ministry continues to function after Premier Hara was assassinated. Foreign Minister Viscount Uchida acts as temporary premier with imperial approval. Cabinet reconvenes to decide on a permanent successor and policy shifts. Rumors point to Baron Kenjiro Den or other elder statesmen as possibilities.
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Tokio
Associated Press
Jeanese
Hara
Iscount Uchida
Uchida
Tokemant
Vieowmunt Yehida
Viacgunt
Ace
S¢Sajou
Fleet
Aaspasin
Cpb
Terijima
Hanada
Kenjiro den
Tommoss
Asahi Shimbun
Marquia Balon
Kioto
Nichi Nichi Ahimbun
Ite
Nuyem
Man Sentenced to Pen Walks Out of Jail
L. R. Kimmel was sentenced in Los Angeles yesterday to one to fourteen years in San Quentin for forgery. He was taken to the county jail by deputies, walked out an hour later smiling, said goodbye to the doorkeeper, and left for his unknown destination. A visitor later turned up missing passes, revealing the escape plan involving Kimmel.
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Los Angeles
L. R. Kimmel
San Quentin
Jai
Kimmel
House Passes $250000 Fund for Liberty Loan Losses
The House approved a bill providing 250000 dollars to cover losses from Liberty Loan failures due to five banks' collapse. Banks involved were in Pennsylvania California Ohio Minnesota and North Dakota.
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Washington
Liberty Loan Andecribera
House
Senate
Pennsylvania
California
Ohio
Minnesota
North Dakota
Robbers Take $9000 Payroll from Brooklyn Plant
Two armed men intercepted two Sabel & Shops employees as they approached the Brooklyn clothing plant and escaped with a $9,000 payroll. The daylight holdup occurred yesterday in New York City. Officers pursued but no arrests were reported.
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New York
Sabel & Shops
Brooklyn
Blackmore Rallyes in Casper as Campaign Ends
Casper voters prepare for a three party municipal race with mass meetings by Blackmore Giblin and Veitch. Blackmore and Giblin rally voters at local theaters while Veitch hosts a free dance at the Winter Garden to close their campaigns. A large rally at the Wree Mission church drew many supporters and featured speakers including Mincarmare Seaton Moley Jones Cathera O Connor and Bocke as women organize to back a ticket for coalition city governance. In Washington Brig Gen Eli A Hemlick was nominated inspector general of the army with major general rank to replace Maj Gen John L Chamberlain who retires tomorrow.
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Casper
W. A. Blackmore
J. J. Giblin
Dlackmore Fortes
Eleventh and
Cedar Streets
Blackmore
Hindmars
W. A. Mincarmare
M. Seaton
M. J. Moley
John O
Jones
R. C. Cathera
P. J. O'Connor
R. M. Bocke
Cooper
Washington
Eli A. Hemlick
President Marding
Army
John L. Chamberlain
Armament Conference Debate Shapes U S Naval Policy
Washington sources predict the armament conference will force a choice on U S naval policy. The article weighs options from a large British style fleet to a smaller force backed by international cooperation and moral suasion. It contrasts Harding and Wilson visions, and notes a potential fate of the talks with the line that scraps of paper have limited force.
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United States
Central
South America
Atlantic
Pacific
Great Britain
Japan
America
Harding
Mr. Wilson
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Football Final Scores From Various Intercollegiate Games
A collection of final scores from games across multiple campuses. Princeton-Norvaal 3 to 10 Princeton loses. Pittsburgh Nebraska 10 to 0. Detroit University 2 Springfield M C A College 0. Lafayette Purdue ? Northwestern 6. Annapolis Navy 6 Bucknell 0. Philadelphia Lafayette 38 Pennsylvania 6. West Point Notre Dame 24 Army 0. New York Cornell 41 Columbia 28 Yale at New Haven Maryland Syracuse 18 McGill 0. Chicago Ohio State 0 Ohio State touchdown early fourth quarter. Minnesota Iowa 14 Minnesota 0. Boulder Colorado College 7 University of Colorado 0.
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Lafayette
Purdue
Northwestern
Annapolis
Navy
Bucknell
Philadelphia
Fafnayette
Pennsylvania
West Point
Notre Dame
Army
New Haven
Yale
Maryland
Montreal
Syracue
McGill
Newspapers Duty To Public And Open Advertising
The article defends a newspaper's obligation to serve the public by accepting advertising from all legitimate parties. It compares newspapers to common carriers and stresses that denying access to opposing viewpoints would render a paper a personal organ. It notes post office requirements and equal treatment for advertisers.
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Giblin
Daily Tribune
Postal Authoritien
Post Offices Department
Mafin
The
Tribune
Democratic Party
Colorado terminates wage scale restoration in coal mines
The Colorado state industrial commission ended its temporary order restoring pre September 1 wage scales in Huerfano and Las Animas mines operated by Colorado Whiendah Veneenne. Reductions had been agreed with workers, but wages were found unfair and may be imposed only where such agreements existed. Mines listed include Walton, Robinson No 1 and No 2, Nobinaon No 2, Ideal in Huerfano and Orley, Soprim, regirick, Primerolier, Berwin, and Tabasco in Las Animas. five Colorado Fuel and Iron mines in Huerfano are not affected.
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Colo
Colorado State Industrial Commission
Huerfano
Las Animas
Colorado Whiendah Veneenne
Eday
Netiona
Etween
Tae Animas
Walton, Robinson
Nobinaon
Ideal
Orley
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