Dutch Anxious View on Far Eastern Problems at Washington
The Netherlands seeks peace and economic balance at the Washington conference. Foreign Minister Van Karnebeek says Holland, with holdings in the East Indies and a 60 million population empire, aims for nonaggressive naval strength and broad cooperation. He warns against excluding other nations from rules on warfare and stresses tackling global economic issues to reduce tension.
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Washington
Associated Press
Far East
Holland
Josikheer H. A. van Karnebeek
Netherlands
Associated Pres
Jonkheer van Karnehbeek
China
Europe
Therlands
East Indies
Mussulman
Jonkheer Karnebeek
Netherland
Irish Conference Near Break Down Over Oath Proviso
London sources say the Irish conference may collapse quickly over the governments demand that Sinn Fein take the oath to the crown. Even if Sinn Fein accepts the oath proviso the plan faces objection. A breach could trigger renewed hostilities with police auxiliaries and military authority likely to govern Ireland. A meeting of British representatives led by Prime Minister Lloyd George was held today.
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London
Associated Press
Ginn Fein
Sinn Fain
Sinn Teln
Hinis
Sinn Fein
Ireland
Ihs
Lioyd George
Soviet seeks trade with Argentina to reopen ties
A Soviet delegation travels to Buenos Aires to negotiate reopening trade relations between Argentina and the USSR, according to diplomatic sources.
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Buenos Aires
Associated Prean
Argentina
Trusaly
la Mazon
Proposals For Reductions In Navies Discussed In Washington
Washington Nov 30 The big three sub committees of naval experts concluded today their review of the American 5 5 8 ratio proposal and will refer the question back to the full committee. No vote was taken and while Japan favored a higher fleet ratio there was no disagreement on the figures involved. A four American delegates meeting was set for 5 pm today with Secretary Hughes to continue discussion of the naval program.
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Washington
Associated Press
Avnaris Am Tundaret
Thann
Japan
Acs Lesan T
Hughes
United States
Will of Fred Kohl Discloses Widow’s Annuity and Major Bequest
The will filed for probate in Redwood City reveals widow Elizabeth G. Kohl to receive 1000 dollars monthly for life or 260000 dollars upfront. The estate valued at several million includes 250000 to friend Marion Lord of New York and 60000 to former secretary Alan Maginis. Additional gifts include 26000 to Dunlaps of Philadelphia 25000 to attorney M P Michael and 25000 to local orphanages and hospital in San Francisco.
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Redwood City
Cal
Fred Kohl
San Francisco
Delmonte
Elizabeth G. Kohl
Ufe
Marion Lord
New York
Alan Maginis
Reva
Mary Dunlap
Philadelphia
M. PF. Michael
Children's Hospital
That City
Japan Naval Ratio Debate Spurs Arms Conference
The Tokyo delegation, led by Prince Tokugawa, clarifies that Admiral Kato’s 70 percent naval ration remark was a personal view, not a formal policy. American delegates remain firm against any increase, keeping the issue unsettled as talks continue.
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Washin
Associated
Japan
Kroposa
Prince Tokugawa
Kato
Prince Tokuguewa
Freight wreck halts Burlington passenger service near Lox Station
A southbound freight train derailed about two miles west of Lox Station and forty miles from Casper, suspending passenger traffic on the Burlington lines north of Casper. Train 30 from Billings was held at Arminto. Train 29 headed to the wreck area to transfer passengers to Train 20, with investigation ongoing and no confirmed injuries.
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Burlington Lines
Casper
Lox Station
Billings
Arminto
Lne
Wyoming
Montana
Denver
B. V. Loween
Stage Interests Call Conference To Talk Grief
New York actors and managers were summoned by William A. Brady to discuss the state of the theatrical business. He urged leaders to face the crisis, saying the industry is idle and needs action to reveal the challenges ahead.
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New York
William A. Brady
Rabbit Breeders Elect New National President
Lewis Gallnbury of Panadena California was elected president of the National Rabbit Breeders and Fanciers association at the annual session in Omaha. Twenty states are represented by exhibits which are being judged for prizes today.
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Omaha
Lewis Gallnbury
Panadena
Cal
National
Rabbit Breeders and Fanciers’ Association
Twelve Students Die in School Bus Crash
A bus carrying twelve students collided with Southern Pacific train No 15 near Proberta killing all aboard and four injured passengers are not expected to live. The vehicle carried sixteen children in total.
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Red Bluff
Call
Here
Proberta Cross
Southern Pacific
Trial of Lavinne Black for murder of husband William Slack
Two witnesses testified in Three Rivers that Lavinne Black, 60, killed her husband William Slack to gain his estate. Neighbors recalled hearing cries of murder and abuse as evidence. Nellie Plummer and Anna Nichols described the couple and Black’s alleged mistreatment.
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Three Rivers
Miah
Lavinne Black
Sae
Willam Slack
Black
Nent
Nellie Ruggies
W. B
Mia
Anna Nichols
Errest
Liquor bonds proposed to curb illegal imports and abuses
Washington news: Treasury drafts drastic regulations requiring foreign importers of American liquors to post bonds here to ensure liquors withdrawn for medical use are not diverted to illegal channels. The rules aim to tighten export controls and prevent improper returns.
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Washington
Treasury
Big Bonuses to Be Divided by New York Firms
New York reports Christmas earnings pools totaling 150 million dollars will be distributed next week to about 5 million individuals through around 4,000 banks nationwide.
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New York
Prince Visits In Vu 8 Chicago Nov Vince Rene De Bourbon
A fragmented clipping records Prince visits in Chicago on an November date. The note mentions Vince Rene de Bourbon, brother, and references Edward FP Bilnes as part of the brief, marked by garbled OCR.
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Prinoe
Chicago
Vince Rene’ de Bourbon
Hapress Hitn
Austria
Edward FP
Bilnes
Portugal on Eve of Bloody Revolt Seethes
Foreign observers report Bolshevik influence spreading in Portugal with outrages in Alemtejo and threats to diplomats after the Lisbon American consulate bombing. Powers consider intervention, while cabinet posts remain hard to fill amid two revolutions and Royalist plots.
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Portugal
London
Navy
Associated Press
Times
Alemtejo
Lisbon
The
France
Italy
Spain
Tague River
Poet Urges Federation of South American Nations
Panama November 30. Peru's Jose Santos Chocano urged a Bolivian led federation of Panama Venezuela Colombia Peru Bolivia and Ecuador. He proposed joining a United States of Latin America with a regional monetary and metric system to gain independence from the United States. His address at Panama's independence anniversary drew strong applause.
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Panama
Vernezuela
Colombia
Peru
Bolivia
Ecuador
Jose Santos Chocano
Laurente
Spain
Medican Federation
Senor
Beast
Billytan Federation
Bolivar
Four Thousand Reward Pledged for Father Belknap Murderer
In Lead South Dakota last month Father A B Belknap was slain. Knights of Columbus officials pledged four thousand dollars toward the reward for the capture of the slayer during a meeting in Sioux Falls yesterday afternoon.
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Sioux Falls
8. D
A. B. Belknap
Lead
Knights of Columbus
Austrian surgeon Dr. Adolf Lorenz collapses at charity clinic
In New York Specialist ILL reports that Dr. Adolf Lorenz, a renowned Austrian surgeon, grew weak from malnutrition linked to stomach illness and fainted three times while tending patients at his charity clinic.
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New York
Adolf Lorenz
Moratorium Discussion Drives German Mark Exchange Rise
London reports confirm British cabinet is weighing a moratorium for Germany with conditions. The news boosted the mark to about 960 to the pound from 1100 last year as traders react to the proposal and potential impact.
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London
Assocated
Germany
Inundation of Ibajay City Causes Massive Losses
Reports from Ibajay, Capia province, say a tidal wave inundated the entire city on Sunday sweeping away houses and occupants. Postmaster Tbajay notes more than 100 natives are believed to have perished or been displaced by the disaster.
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Manila
Ibajay
Capia
Tbajay
Revolt chiefs executed in Mexico plot case
Col Famavizea Francisco Lopes Romo and Daniel Vaides were hanged at Cullaco after being moved from Nogales Sonora to Hermosillo. Mexican federal troops escorted them as the military court found them guilty in a plot to overthrow the Obregon government.
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Nogales
Ariz
Col
Famavizea
Francisco Lopes Romanofis
Daniel Vaides
Sonora
Mexico
Cullaco
Hermosillo
Maytorena
Obregon
Husband Kills Wife's Lover in Rooming House Case
Charles Edmond, 35, was shot to death by William Killen, 25, in a Proria rooming house shortly after midnight. Jealousy over Killen's wife is named as the motive. Killen surrendered to police after the shooting.
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Proria
Charles’ Edmond
William Killen
Killen
Independents Rename Regional Oil Association
The Wyoming Independent Oil Association changes its name to the Rocky Mountain Oil and Gas Association to broaden its scope and support oil and gas interests across the Rocky Mountain region. Casper hosts the MAID Offices of Incassociatien as the new organization forms membership tiers Active affiliated and honorary with criteria set by the executive committee.
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Wyoming Independent Oil Association
Rocky Mountain Oil and Gas Association
Rocky Mountain
Casper
Tyree
Tiweky Mountain
Midwest
Devel
Buckley Expelled From Mexico Arrives En Route to Austin
William F. Buckley, expelled from Mexico for opposing the Obregon regime, arrived in San Antonio en route to Austin. He spent 18 years there, held property valued in the millions, and said he refused to dissolve the American Association of Mexico despite a Mexican offer to stay. He warned U S recognition would trigger further loss of American property and Mexico’s weak finances. Buckley planned to consult New York bankers before deciding next steps.
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San Antonio
Tex
William F. Buckley
Mexico
American Association of Mexico
Obregon
United States
Austin
Texas
Buckley
Mexico City
George Summerlin
Laredo
Republic
State Department
Washington
de la Huerta
The
American Association
Mexco
America
Spain
Carrangm
Thomas W. Lamont
John P. Morgan and Company
New York
Four Missing Laborers Feared Dead in Brooklyn Theater Collapse
Rescue teams comb the Brooklyn theater ruins after a collapse during construction killed all workers. Eighteen injured, some serious, as District Attorney Lewin pledges further arrests of owner Sylvester Rosenthal and contractor Samuel Moskowitz on manslaughter charges.
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New York
Brooklyn
Lewin
Relief extended for 1.8 million Russian children
Moscow reports 1.8 million children in famine districts will receive regular food via the American Relief Administration by January. Walter L. Brown says theft risks are low and the effort costs about 13 million dollars for monthly 10 cent per child, with 600,000 fed now and 1.8 million planned.
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Moscow
Associated
Thussia
American Relief Administration
Walter L. Brown
Red Army
Armenia
Australia
Poland
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