Japanese Armament Talks Likely at Round Table Says Envoy
Kazan Hayashi, Japan's new ambassador to Great Britain, urged a naval arms limit conference with Britain, the United States, and Japan. He said Japan supports limited arms talks but opposes drastic disarmament, citing Bolshevik aggression as a reason to keep guard. The interview notes Japan seeks peaceful partnership in a postwar balance of power.
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Russia
Rate of Increase Has Not Been So Rapid
A typographical error in the Chronicle misprinted the 1975 attendance figure as 467 instead of 367, affecting the apparent rate of increase discussed in the article. The corrected figure clarifies the actual attendance trend and its impact on the analysis.
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Ester Gays Chronicle
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Celebrate at Hurley as saloon row erupts
Hurley Wisconsin reports a chaotic New Year eve with 27 saloonkeepers and 17 bartenders arrested and taken to Ashland for arraignment after federal raids. The town sees roulette dice and card games in back rooms while outsiders access liquor amid a tense celebration. Federal agents vow no New Year Volstead violations and 40 agents plus police will patrol. Captain Van Hook of Hammond Indiana, a 22 year veteran, was suspended by the Great Lakes prohibition office with no formal charges filed.
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Hattery
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Humer
Washington, D.C
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Chicago
van Hook
Hammond
Ind
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Great Lakes
Internal Revenue Service
Central Buys Inner Belt to Get an Outlet
The New York Central railway company seeks ICC approval to lease operate and eventually purchase the Chicago Junction railway terminal to obtain an inner belt line connection at Chicago The belt line property valued at about 6 million dollars includes switching and industrial tracks totaling about 165 miles in the region surrounding Chicago
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Inner Belt
Washington, D. C
New York Central Railway
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Chicago Junction Railway
New York Central
Chicago
Steck Werds
Last Rites of Nell Brennan Held at St. Mark’s Church
Funeral services for Nell Brennan were conducted at St. Mark’s Church with a procession to the burial site. The article notes expected arrival of Michael Brennan of Montreal and mentions the funeral date as soon to be announced.
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St. Marx's
Bertal
Bert Brother
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Prominent Genea Man Dies After Long Illness
A prominent Genea man died Monday after a period of illness. He leaves behind a widow and seven children. Services and memorial arrangements were not immediately announced.
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Genea
Chris Ane
Gemnea
Ameer
Dixon Banker Ill So Hearing Is Postponed
Elmer J. Countryman former cashier of the Union State bank of Dixon is ill and unable to attend the bankruptcy hearing. The referee postponed the proceedings and will fix a new date after his recovery. Countryman lies ill at a friend's home in Dixon with his wife possibly in Madison Wisconsin where their household effects were moved. two sons live there. The illness is not believed to be linked to financial worries.
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Elmer J. Countryman
Union State Bank of
Countryman
Dixson
Madison
Wis
Countrymans
Sailors Ordered Returned From Belvidere Taxi Incident
Harry Sutton and Charles Hubbard sailors from Great Lakes were jailed in Belvidere after a taxi incident with a Rockford girl. Judge Edwards ordered them returned to Great Lakes. six of seven counts pressed, assault with a deadly weapon continued. Corinne Billie Decker forfeited her $500 bond. Dorothy Nash of Belvidere remains on parole.
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Charles Hubbard
Great Lakes
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DeKalb
Ally
Edwards
Corrine
Billie} Decker
Rocksford
Dorothy Nash
School Teams Prepping for New Season in Conference
High school basketball squads across the conference have organized and begun conditioning. Freeport touts its usual pool team while East and West Aurora schools report champions. Elgin and Joliet teams are strengthening, and local school officials expect a faster squad than last year.
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Lsim Ther
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Je Fiet
Stroas
Workmen Quit Job After Ice Skating Delay
Snow clearing workers assigned to ready the rink quit briefly, delaying preparations. Despite their first stoppage, the crew returned to clear snow and set the area for skating as soon as they could, ensuring a place for children to skate before the next cold spell.
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Plarsroend
New Attacks on Patrols as Law Expires
By Ashedore Dublin. December 3. The period for surrender of arms to Allied forces under martial law expires as new attacks on patrols occur and authorities warn of continued security measures amid ongoing protests.
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Dublin
Thelemé
Armas
Mar
Gas Pressure Reports Mixed In City
Residents say gas pressure briefly dropped today in parts of the city with no clear cause. Some customers report two months of reduced service while others note normal levels.
Dawes Named Treasury Secretary in Early Cabinet
From Marion Ohio United Press Special Correspondent Charles G Dawes is appointed to the treasury post in the first tentative cabinet announcement. The move marks a key shift in the administration with Dawes expected to steer financial policy and currency matters.
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Marion
Ohio
United Press
Harding forms tentative cabinet slate for new administration
United Press reports President elect Harding has nearly completed a first cabinet list with Charles E Hughes as secretary of state and Will H Hays as postmaster general among others. Dawes Hert Weeks Daugherty and Hoover are named for top posts with George Sutherland and Henry Wallace also in consideration.
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Ohio
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Charles E. Hughes
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Chicago
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Kentucky
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Massachusetts
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Will H. Hays
Indiana
George Sutherland
Utah
Henry C. Wallace
Iowa
Charles Warren
Michigan
Herbert Hoover
California
George F. Christian, Jr
Secretary of State
City Observes Week of Prayer in Local Churches
Prayer week will be observed in the city by Congregational, Methodist, and Baptist churches. Arrangements include services at the First Baptist Church Tuesday, Congregational Church Wednesday night, and the Methodist Episcopal Church Thursday.
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First Baptist Church
Methodist Episcopal Curch
Heavy Loss of Life Today in Rabbit Land
A fragmented report describes widespread casualties in Rabbit Land with blurred references to shelters and victims. The text mentions heavy losses and ongoing danger, but details remain unclear.
Young Soldier Dies on Hunting Trip in Racine
A young Wisconsin soldier named Behe of Racine died during a hunting trip. He had been visiting the home of G Q HL Shower in the city. The report notes the wartime context and early details of the tragedy.
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Erick Biscitars
Racine
Wis
GQ HL Shower & Thes City
Riots Reported in Georgia as Tension Flairs
A violent incident in Georgia involving six white men and others led to injuries and fears of widespread unrest. Local authorities reported the crowd dispersal to Peres for safety and urged calm as communities remained on edge and threats circulated amid the morning events.
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Peres
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