Far Eastern conference outlines France China stance
Leaders of nine powers discuss China related proposals with France signaling openness to relinquish certain privileges and to a pacific approach. France frames Indo China as not part of China and backs open dealings while resisting secret negotiations.
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Washington
Associated Press
China
Briand
Fance
France
Kouting Tcheou
Great Britain
Japan
Shantung
Port Arthur
Turkey
Indo-China
Annam
Consortium of Powers
Armament talks widen to direct diplomacy in Far East
Preliminary recon gave way to formal talks as nine delegations met to outline policies guiding the Far Eastern settlement. China proposed ten points with U S backing, aiming to shape a step by step plan. Americans appear to hold significant influence as discussions begin.
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Washington
Associated Press
Far East
Sittrg
China
United States
Gardner Accused Of Assault Upon Girl In Phoenix
Sheriff reads warrant for Roy Gardner, escaped mail robber, charging him with criminal assault of Maria Munoz on October 24 in Phoenix. Gardner, who was held on federal charges, may face state charges after federal proceedings. US Attorney Flynn said state charges await resolution of the federal case.
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Ariz
John Montgomery
Maricopa County
Roy Gardner
Maria Munoz
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Eee
Gariier
Thomas Flynn
United States
San Francisco
Leavenworth
Phoantzx
McNeil
Dolly
Arig
Flynn
Indersted
Tucaloa
Phoenix
Department of Justice
Tucson
William H. Gantelle
United States Court
Arizona
Taxi owner Bailey held as accomplice in liquor theft plot
Monk Bailey proprietor of a large taxi service is under arrest on burglary charges after seven cases of liquor worth 150 dollars each were stolen. A supposed officer aided a confederate in entering a home, loading the whiskey into Bailey’s car, then fled. Bailey was arrested as investigators pursued further actions.
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Monk Bailey
Bailey
Washington Street
Good Faith attacked in Midwest Refining debate
Attorney George E. Brimmer continues a series on Wyoming oil and the Midwest Refining Co. He recounts the Salt Creek prorating plan, its impact on independent producers, and alleged overage by the company. The piece notes production figures from 1920–21 and the demoralized market for refined products.
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Midwest Refining Company
Geo. E. Brimmer
George E. Brimmer
Rawlins
Wyoming
Salt Creek
Bureau of Mines
Salt Creek Feild
Midwest Refining Company of i
Independent Pro
Fire Hits Fort Smith Cotton Plant In Lightning Blaze
Fort Smith Ark Nov 17 A bolt of lightning started a blaze at the Fort Smith Compress company plant causing about 500000 dollars in damage. More than 6000 bales of cotton stored in sheds were destroyed while an adjoining shed with 5000 bales remained saved behind a fire wall.
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Fort Smith, Ark
Fort Smith Compress Company
Exiles Arrive En Route to Madeira Exile
The British cruiser Cardiff with former Emperor Charles I and ex-Empress Zita aboard departed Gibraltar for Madeira. They are bound for exile, and the ship is expected to reach the island Sunday.
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Gibraltar
Cardiff
Charles of
Austria-Hungary
Zita
Madeira
Greybull Moonshiners Assessed Heavy Fines
Two Greybull men pleaded guilty to moonshining before Judge Mets in Greybull Basin Wyoming. Joe Morgan received a $250 fine and 30 days in jail while William Eulestrom was fined $200 and 30 days behind bars.
Desert attack kills woman and wounds man in Arizona
Peter Johnson of Denver reports a desert assault east of Yuma Tuesday night. He and his wife were fired upon. she died minutes after he regained consciousness from four gunshot wounds. A stranger picked up in Tucson, Anna, could not walk further due to injuries. Johnson resumed travel but the case remains unresolved.
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Yuma
Ariz
Peter Johnson
Denver
Colo
Here
Ajo
Stoval
Johnson
Tucson
Anna
Johnaon Sald
Maally
JonnFon
Twin Sisters Draw Lots for Poison Death
In Geneva on November 17 a tale from Innsbruck courts tells of twin sisters daughters of Golheim who fell for a Hungarian officer. They drew lots to decide which would marry him and both drink poisoned water. one died and the other survived as the officer vanished after the arrest.
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Geneva
Polsmim
Innsbruck
Golheim
Alster
Lotsa
Joser
Slater
Tribune-Review announces $25 prize for New Year Prosperity cover drawing
Casper students may enter a $25 prize contest for front page artwork in Casper Daily Tribune. Entrants must register by November 21, mail instructions will follow, drawings must be pen and ink on Bristol board of uniform size.
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Tribune- Review
Casper
Tribune-Review
Wyoming
Carper Daily Tribune
Bristol
House of David Denies Charge Of Immorality
Grand Rapids court records show the House of David religious colony at Benton Harbor denying immorality charges leveled by John W. Hansel and Mrs. Hansel formerly of Nashville Tennessee. The Hansels expelled a year ago sue to reclaim property and seek compensation for services up to their expulsion.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
John W. Hansel
Hansel
Nashville
Border Liquor Traffic Topic of Conference
Prohibition Commissioner Roy A. Haynes concluded his conferences with Michigan and Canadian liquor officers in Detroit expressing confidence that illicit traffic on the border is being broken up. Federal and Canadian officials planned a drive against rum runners with tighter checks on whiskey shipments to Canadian firms posing as wholesale drug companies.
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Detroit
Roy A. Haynes
Michigan
Canadaa
Miners Strike Sparks Partial Work Actions in Colorado
Denver reports show Las Animas county 60 percent of miners at work while Huerfano records 25 percent as a strike called in protest of a 90 percent wage cut. Canon City district sees full force. Crested Butte reports sympathy strikes with few workers. Union head John F. McLennan says most miners obeyed the order and only those gathering tools remained in mines.
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Denver
Associated Press
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
Las Animas
Huerfano
Whueriano County
Canon City
Crested Butte
Created Butte
John F. McLennan
United Mine Workers of America
Trinidad
McLennan
Huerfano County under Martial Law in Colorado Mines
Martial law covers Huerfano County as Colorado Fuel and Iron miners return to work after a 30 percent wage cut. Rangers guard company properties while a 60 man detachment arrives from Denver. Picketing is banned and curfew from 10 pm to 6 am enforced as a miners mass meeting is planned.
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Wallenburg
Colo
Associat Press
Colorado
Colorado I'uel & Iron Company
Huerfano
Shoup
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
Huerfano District
Atato
Denver
Huerfano County
Patrick Hamrock
Adjutant General
Hocking Valley Railway Declares 2 Percent Dividend
New York Nov 17 The Hocking Valley railway declares a 2 percent dividend after deferring last June payable December 1. The move возвращает investor confidence as the company resumes regular earnings distribution.
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New York
Hocking Valley Railway
Surtax debate pits 50 percent against 40 percent
The Senate backed a 50 percent maximum income surtax rate in a 201 to 173 vote, despite President Harding urging a 40 percent compromise. White House talks with Fordney and Longworth aimed to align the administration with a 40 percent cap, though Republican conferees favored the House position.
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House
Senate
Harding
Washinggton
Republican House
White House
Fordney
Ways and Means Committee
Longworth
Ohio
Six Die In Auto Crash At Woodvale Bridge
Six persons were killed early today when the auto crashed through the Woodvale bridge rails over the Pemnsylvanis railroad cut and plunged about 50 feet to the tracks below. The car overturned on impact. all aboard died instantly, reports reach Deputy Coroner KH Voat.
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Oak Park
Wilam Griffin
Louise Brady
Julius Berlin
Klump
Patrick McGuire
McGuire
Crawford Avenue
Secon
Johnstown
Woodvale
Pemmsylvanis Railroad
KH. K. Voat
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