Final Results Of Armament Meeting Plain To Experts
Washington November 22 disorder marked the opening of senate consideration of the conference tax bill and the expunging of remarks from the record after a clash between Senator Penrose and Senator Heflin. The conference report shows a 232 to 10 House approval and outlines rate changes on carbonated drinks and fountain syrups. The tax bill lists numerous reductions and new levies totaling 836 200 000 with adjustments to exemptions and corporate taxes.
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Heflin
Alabama
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Penrone
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Congress
Conferces
Teutons to Renew Big Gym Fete
Revival of the German gymnastic carnival will be held tomorrow night by metropolitan turn verein stars in the amateur athletic union indoor meet at Madison Square Garden. Performers include Hugo Pietsch Germany's 1900 Olympic champion and Miss Adelein Gebrig United States all around girl athlete.
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New York
Metropolitan Turnverein Stars
Amateur Athletic Union
Madison Square Garden
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United States
Expedition names Gen Charles Bruce to lead ascent of Mount Rivereat
Brig Gen Charles Bruce has accepted leadership for next year of the expedition aiming to reach the summit of Mount Rivereat in the Himalayas, the world’s highest peak.
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Charles Bruce
Rivereat
Himelayas
Noted soprano of opera dead in Copenhagen
A renowned soprano of opera died in Copenhagen after a long career on European and American stages. Born in Stockholm in 1643, she debuted in Paris, with famous roles including Verdi’s works and Mecenas and Miranda collaborations noted in later years.
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America
Sockholm
Paris
Lata
Kousenad
Parks
DI Miranda
Four Slain by Snipers in Belfast Riot Sparks
Gunmen resumed sniping as mist cloaked Belfast killing a man in York Street and another wounded pedestrian who died overnight. Total deaths in riot since Sunday reach four with several injured in hospitals. Cork prisoners begin hunger strike over recreation time. Cork corporation urges government to pause peace talks until prisoners' issue is settled. Tramcar bombings kill three and damage workers’ facilities as new Ulster government struggles to function under home rule act.
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Belfast
Associated Press
York Street
Associated
Ulster
American captives freed by Mexican bandits after failed ransom
Four Americans were captured near Santa Eulalia Chihuahua by Mexican bandits. Held for four hours without ransom, Edgar Butts and wife, Willard Banham, and Mary Long were freed. Soon after, Osdar Trevino was captured and released on a 5000 ransom payment.
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Washington
Santa Eulalia
Chihuahua
State Department
Edgar Butts
American Smelting and Refining Company
Willard Banham
Misa Mary Long
Parral
Osdar Trevino
Department
Twelve Die In Hamburg Fire At Playhouse Tragedy
A Hamburg fire today swept through a playhouse leaving twelve children dead and thirty others injured as the blaze caused extensive damage.
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Hamburg
Husband Held for Murder in Denver Woman’s Fatal Gunshot
Denver police report Lena Gilbert, 26, died at county hospital from a gunshot wound suffered October 31. Her husband Samuel L. Gilbert was held on a charge of assault to kill after the incident last night at her home.
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Denver
Lena Gilbert
Lnst
Samuel L. Gil
Mediation Plan Prepared for Greece-Turkish Dispute
The British government has prepared a mediation plan to be presented to Greece and the Turkish Nationalists after Prime Minister Briand’s Washington conference. The plan was relayed to Constantinople by the Turkish chargé d affaires in London.
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London
City approves five year water contract for Casper
Casper city council authorizes Mayor Pelton to sign a five year water contract with the United States reclamation service. The agreement ensures sufficient water for city operations and industries this winter and beyond, replacing the prior temporary arrangement that released 15 second feet last spring.
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Burch Arraigned as Obenchain Denied Trial in Kennedy Murder
Arthur C. Burch is arraigned in Los Angeles Superior Court on the Kennedy murder indictment while Madalynne Obenchain is denied a separate trial. Insanity defense presented for Burch as the case unfolds with jurors drawn and continuances noted.
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Obenchain
Arthur Burch
Tragedy in Irwin Woman Slays Son Then Kills Self
In Trevirn Iowa Mrs Dye Levetter, 38, wife of a farmer near Irwin, killed their seven year old son and then died by suicide yesterday. The double tragedy, believed caused by mental derangement, was found when the husband returned from the corn field.
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Iowa
Dye Levetter
Irwin
Prosecution Near Rest in Arbuckle Case
San FranciscoNovember 22 The fatal September visit of Miss Virginia Rappe to San Francisco from Los Angeles is detailed during the manslaughter trial of Roscoe C Fatty Arbuckle Alfred Semnacher manager for Miss Rappe testified he drove them to San Francisco and attended a party at the Hotel St Francis He said Miss Rappe was found in Arbuckle s room in a dying condition after being alone with Arbuckle and that witnesses believed she was intoxicated The prosecution signaled it would rest its case today and Semnacher said he and Maude Delmont drove the two women to San Francisco on September 1 and they attended the party September 5 Continued on Page 1
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J. Belton Kennedy
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Madaleine Obenchain
Kennedy
Obenham
Beverly Glen
Thomas Lee Woolwine
Mia Obenchain
Ralph R
San Francisco
Virginia Rappe
Alfred Semnacher
Bemnecher
Miso Rappe
Mia
Bambina Maude Delmont
Fan Francisco
Tie
Mini Fappe
Arbuckle
Smannachar
Arbuckie
Open Statement of U S Delegates Key to Study of Nations Views
The Associated Press reports delegates at the conference, now 16 days old, pursuing naval reductions and Far East principles with direct talks among American British and Japanese leaders. France’s Briand presented land armament so fortifications may rise as Far East delineation proceeds. Nine nations renew Far Eastern discussions as China’s ten points guide efforts toward general agreements.
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Associated Press
Geome
Japan
France
Briand
Far East
Nine Nations
Ariting l
China
Polly
Investigation of Film Actress' Death Ordered
Los Angeles authorities planned to investigate the death of Countess Da Cella a 45 year old film actress found dead in her apartment Sunday night. Police said empty phials found near the body would be central to the inquiry. She was wife of H C Bunting of Buffalo New York.
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Los Angeles
Countess da Cella
H. C. Bunting
Buffalo
N. Y
Hyndman, British Socialist Leader, Dies in London
Henry Hyndman prominent socialist dies in London at age 79. He passed away today as reported from the British capital.
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London
Associated Press
Henry MM. Hyndman
Heavy Fines in Bootlegging Cases Prescribed
Bootslegging defendants receive fines ranging from 206 to 400 dollars plus costs and must serve the equivalent of 14 months in county jail at one dollar per day unless paid. Noted operators including Chas Meld Albert Butcher FE Ward George Monroe R J Emery and Guy Neice were sentenced by Judge Brown to custody for fines.
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Albert Butcher
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Guy Neice
Casper
Joel L. Marquis
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Man shoots five relatives then suicides in Memphis home
How ard Shelley, a garage owner, fired five shots at his wife, son, brother, and sister-in-law in Memphis last night, wounding the wife and sister-in-law, then struck his brother with the pistol and fatally cut his own throat. Police report he was temporarily insane.
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Tenn
Howard Shelley
Hir
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Finance Crisis Averted In China By Remittances
Peking reports a temporary relief of the financial danger to the government as provincial military governors remit 7,000,000 taels. Civil officers bolster banks by moving personal funds to Peking and notes become negotiable again. Sun Yat Sen halts northern campaign amid Chen Cheung-Min’s failure to join the Canton forces.
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Sun Yat Sen
Canton
Chen Cheung-Min
Polish Army Strength Reported at 220000 Men
New York November 22 Polish consulate announced amid land armaments talks at Washington that Poland now has 220000 soldiers. The figure contrasts with a Bolshevik Russian army of about 660000 men.
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New York
Poland
Judges Imposes One Year Injunctions on Casper Gambling Venues
Judge C O Brown ruled in final injunction hearings that persistent gambling sites in Casper face permanent bans with properties abated and sealed for one year. Defendants and building owners must post 1000 bonds or risk forfeiture. tenants and owners share liability for future violations. Names include Joe Wilson and George Benaruf.
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Casper
C. O. Brown
Brown
Seven Held for Leiter Robbery in Fairfax County
Seven men all from Washington were indicted by the Fairfax County jury on charges of housebreaking and robbery at the Leiter estate. The 1800,000 heist involved motor trucks removing wine from a cellar after breaking through a wheel door while the caretaker was away. Leroy Connors was reportedly arrested last night.
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Sevren
Washington
Fairfaxe County
Geteher
William Cady
Frank Cady
John W. Oreee
Leroy Connors
Prohibition
Jane
Caretuker
More Rioting in Egypt Expected After Talks Fail
London reports indicate Egyptian delegation led by Aoly Yeghen Pasha believes negotiations with Britain have failed. They expect unrest and internal turmoil in Cairo upon London results, with critics blaming the Foreign Office for not heeding Lord Milner’s push for timely self government.
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London
Associated Press
Aoly Yeghen Pasha
Cairo
Egypt
Foreign Office
Lord Milner
Teacher Killed by Speeding Motorcyclist in Durango
In Durango Colorado on November 22 Miss Hilda Walter a Griffith school teacher near Durango was struck by a motorcyclist while helping two children onto a farmer's hay wagon. She was hurled about 80 feet sustaining a fractured skull collar bone and multiple ribs.
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Colo
Hilda Walter
Griffith
Here
Walters
Riots Reported in Bombay Amid Prince of Wales Tour
Dispatches indicate rioting flared in Bombay on Monday with two Parsees temples burned and attacks on others. Calm returned by night after Mahatma Gandhi’s appeal for non cooperation pacification, as the Prince of Wales visited Poona and then returned to Bombay for a series of public functions.
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London
Associated Press
Inda
Bombay
Mahatma Canthi
Prince of Walon
Poona
Bundey
Suspect Seized in Murder Case Near Wall Falls
A neighbor of Agnes Aubuchou was held after police traced a trail to the suspect’s home. The slain fiancé was found on a cinder path near their residence. Police doubt robbery and pursue a possible motive connected to a Sunday visit.
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Agnes Aubuchou
Francis Foo
Fallin
Joalauy
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