Ulster Ulsterites and Lloyd George Confer on Irish Talks
In London Prime Minister Lloyd George and Ulster premier Sir James Craig met in a conference viewed by officials as nearing the end of Irish negotiations. A joint statement may be read in Northern Ireland's parliament next Tuesday and in London. Sinn Fein critics warn talks may collapse, with Dublin and Dublin delegates shaping response after Craig's reply.
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London
Associated Press
Lloyd George
Craig
Ulster
Northern Ireland
Sinn Fein
Michael Colling
George Duffy
Sinn Fein Dalgates
Dublin
de Valera
Dall Eireann
Federation of Free States
Belfast
Greater Casper Industrial Prosperity Edition Promoted
Capital and labor back a broader Casper and a Greater Casper campaign urged by The Casper Daily Tribune and Weekly Review. The plan calls residents to buy and mail extra copies to boost immigration, capital, and local opportunity amid a recovering economy. The publishers project 15 000 copies, with 10 000 more expected.
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Indig
Casper
United States
Camper
Daily Tribune
Weekly Review
Casper Daily Tribune Today
Forged French Paper Used In A Counterfeiting Case
A Paris backed counterfeiting plot ends with George V Halliday and two others in custody after forged French government certificates valued at 1.6 million dollars surface. Halliday admits to passing and pledges, while others are tied to the scheme. Investigators note plate work and watermark discrepancies reveal the forgeries.
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ST. Louis
Associated Press
New York
New York Stock Exchange
George V. Halliday
G. V. Malliday
Harry Turner
Paul Murphy
Halliday
Po Nce
Turner
Murphy
J. P. Morgan & Company
Midwest Refining Faces Allegations of Moral and Legal Violations
George E. Brintmer, a Rawlins attorney, claims the Midwest Refining company violated moral, business and legal codes. He cites 1919 to 1921 earnings, stock figures, and assets, noting alleged mismanagement and high returns on capital as part of the investigation by the Federal Trade Commission.
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Midwest
Midwest Refining Company
George E. Brintmer
Rawlins
Maine
Sean
Federal Trade Commission
Grand Jury Indictments Listed Defendants from All Districts
A list from the United States November grand jury second report names Guy A. Shoemaker of Laramie charged with four counts of embezzling United States postal funds and Walter Q. Phelar of Cheyenne among others from Cheyenne and surrounding districts.
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Chevenut
Wyo
United States
Guy A. Shoemaker
Laramie
Walter Q. Phelar
Cheyenné
Roy Pace
Greeley
Colo
Leon Shaw
Leo Arthur Shaw
Casper
John W. Moore
Cheyenne
Otto E. Forrester
Richard G. Henderson
Dick Henderson
Omaha
Roy B. Woods
Denver
Ralph Ford
Henry F. Welch
Clarence G. Brown
Walter Wella
Transbe
W. Frederickson
E. C. Kurth
Dutch Kurth
John Fox
Allen Stewart
Pred Hr. Stewart
Leo B. Aldrich
Biondine Aldrich
Edward Johnson
Edward Soltow
Roy EB. Woods
Walter Wells
Henry PF. Welsh
John W. Frederickson
BE. C. Kurth
Fred H. Stewart
Blondie Aldrich
Walter Q. Phelan
Raymond Harrison Jenkins
Roy Harrison Jenkins
Lillie Heinz
Jackie Lamar
George Lawton
Lander
Lawrence B. Mumby
Ian B. Cunningham
Rochester
WN. C
Oliver Russell Augustine
Loea
Hasaon
Crown Prince Hirohito named regent amid ill health
Tokyo reports Crown Prince Hirohito designated regent as Emperor Taisho in declining health unable to carry out throne duties. dispatches note his speeches promoting liberal reforms and closer ties with western powers. Washington observers say the move follows his recent European tour and signals Japan's leadership shift to a young regent.
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Imperial
Kito
Matsuhito
Eloto
Badako
Kujo
Hirohito
Yasuhito
Nobuhito
Takahito
Emperor Yu
Honolulu
Viscount Makino
Imperial Household
Washington
Associated Press
Tokio
Iirochito
Europe
Tokugawa
Imhouse
Regont
Viscount Makinoma
Thanksgiving Day Pardons Granted by President Harding
Washington reported that two men serving life terms for murder were pardoned and released on Thanksgiving Day. James A. Keith, a soldier who killed a man at Fort Riley Kansas, and George Pestriakof, an Alaskan of Russian and Indian heritage, imprisoned at McNella Island since 1908, received clemency.
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Harding
James A. Keith
Fort Riley
Kane
George Pestriakof
McNella Island
Death of Longfellow's Last Surviving Son Ernest Wada worth
Ernest Wadsworth Longfellow, 76, artist and last surviving son of poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, died in Boston yesterday after a prolonged illness. Funeral arrangements were not announced.
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Boston
Ernest Wadaworth Longfellow
Longfellow
France asserts progress in armament cuts at Washington talks
Premier Briand defends France against British call to avoid isolated policy. He says France will reduce land and sea forces further, matching allies, with navy cuts and shorter service terms. London papers discuss Curzon and Bria nd addresses shaping policy toward disarmament.
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New York
London
Lord Curton
France
Briand
Allthen
Bratce
Europe
Jtoone
Lord Curzon
Brty
Washington
Peance
England
Carson
Germany
Daily Chronicle
Briaand
Daily News
the Times
Lord Carson
Great Britain
Daily Mail
Tte
Gi. Wella
Monsage
Welle
Mexican government reps meet with chiefs over northern Mexico move
Representatives of the Mexican government arrived in El Paso to confer with Chief Charles Waahhresha of the Oeaga, who represents 10,600 Americas Indians, about the possibility of leaving their homelands in northern Mexico.
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EL Paso
Tex
Charles Waahhresha
Délong
Mexico
Vatican Moves to Recognize Italian Court Rifts
Rome dispatch reports Teropo prints an Inter law with Cardinal Gasparri, papal secretary of state, asserting Pope Benedict seeks reconciliation with Italy ahead of formal recognition by the Vatican.
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Tamcon
Rome
Teropo
Cardinal Gasparri
Pnal
Pops Benedict
Italy
Mayor Vetoes Atlanta Racial Joint Worship Ordinance
Mayor James L. Key vetoed a city council measure banning joint worship of whites and Negroes in Atlanta churches. He said the ordinance will invade a matter of conscience for many people.
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Atlanta
James L. Key
Chinese Win Big Point In Conference
At the Washington conference on Pacific and Far Eastern affairs the powers agreed in principle to abolish extraterritorial rights in China. The Chinese delegation urged removal of these privileges and plans were made to form a sub committee led by Senator Lodge to draft a concrete resolution and outline surrender of these rights. Debate on Chinese postal service and related treaty questions continued with no final decision reached.
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Washington
Associated Press
China
Senator Lodge
Sun
Rail Strikers Put Back to Work Under Court Order
Federal court orders halt to walkouts by workers from Wy and Great Northern lines at Houston and 600 on the line. Strikers who walked out October 22 returned to work this morning amid talks of probation and reassessment of replacement crews.
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Wy & Great Northern Railway
Houston
Wark
Federal Court
Eves
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