Let Germany Be Member Of League Says Britisher
British writer argues that Germany must be invited to international discussions on industry and that European revival depends on cooperation. He cites wage figures in Cologne across trades and warns against armed occupation and protective policies that depress global trade and living standards.
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Germany
League
International News Service
London Daily News
London
Geneva
Rmany
Tein
Kenan
Ministry of Labor
Cologne
Ween
Evry
Intien
Europe
Britain
Versailles
British unit massacred by band raid in India
Report from London states a British unit including two officers and eight men was attacked by rebels in the Indian theater. The raid left several dead and wounded, with prompt retaliation by pursuing forces.
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London
Moe
Sbini
American reported killed at Santa Cruz in battle
Washington December 1 The State identifier is advised that an American citizen Ad ned Martinix was killed November 4 at Santa Cruz Bolly No details.
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Anerican
Santa Cruz
Washington
Dee
Ned Martinix
Planters Press Hawaii Sugar Crop Cut Over Labor Shortage
Hawaiian sugar planters plan to reduce output in 1922 due to labor shortages and pending Hawaiian Emergency Labor bill action. Officials warn the move will lower production by about 100 000 tons and may affect sugar prices, as planters desert for towns and unrest among Japanese laborers looms large. Relief via Congress importation requested.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Congress
De Valera Calls for Peace Amid Irish Tensions
In a speech, De Valera states the Irish people seek peace and warns that without it there is no will in Ireland, blaming opponents for obstructing any peace agreement. He asserts external forces block reconciliation.
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DE Valera
Ireland
Irish Americans to Be Buried in Dublin
Dublin reports an Army officer arriving to arrange burial for 260 Irish Americans who died in the European war. The officer will deliver the horses to the tees and oversee their interment in Ireland. Local authorities provide assistance through Dublin Municipal Connett.
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Dublin
United States Army
Ireland
Terent Jwerte
Connett
Coast League to Fold Amid Financial Woes
Tacoma reports Pacific International Kyeeeball teatue president Po Burnett says the Coast League will not operate this season. He notes a four club league is too small with the pennant race already a walkaway early, and salaries are too high for a class B league.
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Tacoma
Po Burnett
Pacific International Kyeeeball Teatue
Filipinos Demand Hearing at Capital Voice in Manila
A legislative call in Manila urges the President to address the Land of Wool Probes commission findings. Representatives of Filipino groups press for a formal hearing by officials and lawmakers to make their concerns heard.
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Manila
Dsicdinat
Seven Independent Steel Firms Confirmed in New York
Reports in financial circles confirm seven great independent steel companies plan consolidation. The capitalization is set at 1.5 billion dollars, with New York noted as the center of discussion and confirmation.
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RCER
New York
Dee
Jis Bern
Fast Trains Collide Killing Six Near Cellile Oregon
Six people die in a head-on crash between the Portland Spokane Limited and the Oregon Washington Limited on the Oregon Short Line two miles east of Cellile Oregon. Twenty-two injured, including four seriously, as a special hospital train carries victims toward Portland. Names listed include C J Yarbough and Jack Cole of McMinnville and others from Amity Jo 1 George Bristow and J J Kirk. Case details remain unavailable.
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Portland
Spol Limited
Oregon Washington Limited
Oregon
Pers
Fve
Porthind
Mesmer
American Farm Bureau convention discusses freight cuts at Atlanta
Delegates at the third annual American Farm Bureau Federation session in Atlanta consider cooperative marketing. Talks cover transportation questions and legislative matters as farmers push for freight reductions and related policies.
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Columbus
Dees
American Farm Bureau Federation
Atlanta
Arbuckle Case Rebuttal Ends as Defense Offers Next Step
San Francisco December one The prosecution finished its rebuttal testimony in the Roscoe Arbuckle case and reserved the right to summon two physicians later The defense counsel argued for submission of the case and the prosecution contended the defense bound the proceedings to four hours per side.
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San Francisco
Dee
Roscoe Arbuckle
Morse's Trip Abroad Intercepted by Navy Mission
The Department of Justice asked the Navy to intercept the French liner Parks to bring back Charles W. Morse of New York whose slipping contracts are under investigation. A destroyer was sent from a French port to sea to intercept the ship as it leaves New York.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Navy Department
Charles W. Morse
New York
Constitutionality of Anti Beer Law in Court
Dee 4. The Patstort je Corcelation filed a suit seeking the constitutionality of the anti beer law. S. RovIS reports the case test of the statute's validity will be argued in court.
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S. Rovis
Dee
Frisco Bay Grounding Report Near Entrance
A vessel named Hestrover Grounds entered Frisco Bay area and grounded ten miles south of the bay entrance. The craft and position are reported by observers as of now, with no further details on damage or rescue operations available.
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Hestrover Grounds
Frisco Bay
California mine held up by bandits
Bandits robbed the Argonaut mine in Amador County and escaped with gold valued at about $60,000, authorities report from Sacramento. The incident details remain under investigation as officials pursue leads.
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California
Sacramento
Amador County
Bluebeard Found Guilty of Murder in Local Trial
Henry Landford was found guilty of murder in a district court. The defendant faced charges for killing a man and a boy in a case that drew local attention and ended with a life sentence.
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Bluebeard
S. Dee
Henry Landford
Hen
Japanese Navy Fleet Proposal at 75 Percent Basis
Baron Admiral Kato formally presents Japan's plan for a 75 percent fleet basis at the Armament Conference, opposing Secretary Hughes's 60 percent outline. Tokyo backing from the cabinet and advisory board is reported as Western delegates worry the Japanese insistence on a larger fleet may reflect a national security motive. American and British experts align on the 60 percent plan, while some delegates see delicate diplomacy ahead.
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Hughes
Washington
Admiral Kato
Japan
Tokio
Tait
Riley Creek Bridge Steel At Seattle
Fragmented text notes steel for a bridge project at Seattle and mentions timing for completion and scaffold work. Key entities include Riley Creek Bridge and Seattle, with vague references to construction phases and dates.
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Riley Creek
Seattle
Theater owners arraigned on manslaughter charges
Sylvester Rosenthal and Samuel Moskowitz owners and contractors of the American Theater in Brooklyn were arraigned on manslaughter charges after the theater collapse that killed about 50 people. They posted bail of 15,000 dollars each.
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New York
Sylvester Rosenthal
Amuel Moskowitz
American Theater
Brooklyn
Two Planes Collide Killing Four at Lawton Army Flight
Four Army aviators including two officers and two privates were killed when two planes collided in midair at about two thousand feet during a training exercise near Lawton Oklahoma.
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Lawton. Okla
Dee
Chinese loan extended ninety days in New York
China has requested and received a ninety day extension on its five million five hundred thousand dollar loan from the Pacific Development Corporation which has matured. State officials of the Knights of Columbus have pledged four thousand dollars toward a reward for the capture of the killer of Father A Belknap of Lead South Dakota.
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Belknap
New York
China
Pacific Development Corporation
Sioux Falls
Dee
Knights of Columbus
Father A Belknap
Lead
South Dakota
Twelve dead in bus train crash at Red Bluff
ANOTHER VICTIM OF YESTERDAY'S ACCIDENT Red Bluff California December 1 Charles Bosworth driver of the bus struck by a Southern Pacific train dies bringing the total death list to twelve Fish quotations Seattle December 1 Halibut 9c chicken halibut 6¢
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Red Bluff
Cal
Charles Bosworth
Southern Pacific
Seattle
Rioters Dominate Vienna Streets After Parliament Rally
Rioting of a serious nature followed a large demonstration before the parliament building in Vienna. Red flags were raised as crowds smashed shops and looted luxury articles.
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Vienna
China Firm in Attitude at Versailles
Chinese delegate De 1 Dr Wane insists China will not abandon its position from Versailles on Shantung surrender. He warns the United States and others against pressuring China and asserts continued resistance unless key terms are met.
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Washington
Wane
Versailles
Vessels Reported Lost At Sea In Early December
Three ships are reported lost or in distress off the Pacific coast. The Japanese schooner Koun Mari bound for Port Alberni from Japan foundered two hundred miles off Cape Flattery with five crew members rescued later. The Jer Saikat Maru en route to Puget Sound is said to be in trouble near the mouth of the Columbia River. In Boston a barge incident reports the loss of Governor Robey and Carrie Clark with six men drowned.
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Vancouver
Koun Mari
Japan
Port Albernia
Cape Flattery
Mees
Tosau Marin
Vaydaar Age
San Francisco
Puget Sound
Columbian River
Hoston
Robey
Carrie Clark
France Likely Proposes German Bank Receivership
Paris reports official indication that France will seek a receivership for Germany to extract reparations from banks including Willlan Autonomus and Rhine land, with Allied support for moratorium and punitive measures as urged by Great Britain.
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Paris
France
Germany
Willlan
Autonomus
Rhineland
Great Britain
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Coast League
Co-Operative
Arbuckle
Morse
Dentreyer de Long
San
Baron Kato
Chintias
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