Argentina delegates action logged as division at League
The article reports tensions at the League of Nations assembly over Argentina's covenant amendment and its withdrawal. It notes debates on Article Ten, Argentina's bid to admit states, and remarks by Sir Robert Cecil and other delegates. Argentina's position leads to postponement and referral to next session.
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Paris
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Murder investigation in Ardmore and Tokyo cable dispute
Investigators in Ardmore about a murder probe linked to Mr Hamon and Miss Smith with Sheriff Buck Garrett and J B Chancellor named among officials. parallel note from Tokyo reports Japan maintaining its stance on cable control between Shanghai and Yap, considering joint control or League of Nations mediation.
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Yomiuri Shimbun
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Unofficial Talks Between British And Sinn Feiners Continue
London Times reports continuous unofficial relations between British authorities and Sinn Fein leaders despite rumors of peace negotiations in Ireland. Recent arrests, including Arthur Griffith, disrupted views but did not end discussions toward home rule.
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No Specific Proposal To Be Submitted To State Bankers Says Bank Examiner Lofthus
Bismarck ND December 6 bankers of the state meet here Tuesday to hear the current situation on grain and banking. Bank examiner Lofthus says no plan will be laid before bankers for action, only the facts to elicit possible relief measures. Two more banks closed today bringing total closings to 22 as Nortonville State Bank and Citizens State Bank of LaMoure County reported shuttering doors.
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Harding Back To Take Seat In The Senate
President elect Warren G. Harding returned to Washington to join the Senate as the sixty sixth Congress opened its third session. He met with colleagues in the Philippine committee room, planning to be at rail calls and to bid farewell events as he begins as a senator.
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New York Sub Treasury to Cease Existence Under Act
York Dec 6 conforming to congress act abolishing sub treasuries the New York sub treasury will cease to exist. The federal reserve board takes possession of the building with no disturbance to the financial center. Established in 1845 the sub treasury housed vast vaults of gold silver and paper money.
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Early Peace Push in Ireland Dominates Washington Session
In Washington the opening of the sixty-ninth congress focuses on passing the annual appropriation bill and arranging preliminaries for the Harding administration with President Wilson’s message expected tomorrow. Delegates swear-ins occur, veterans retire next March, and early work includes tax, tariff, immigration, and reappointment plans as talks seek an early Irish peace foundation led by Bishop Patrick Clune as a key intermediary.
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Preferential Rates Sought by Benson for Rail Freight
Washington December hearings open into allowing railroads to grant preferential rates on commodities carried to ports for shipment in American vessels. The Shipping Board, named by President Wilson under the Jones Act, will hear railroads and steamship lines. Officials report adequate port shipping, prompting Chairman Benson to urge immediate I C C action to implement preferential rates to boost the American merchant marine against foreign lines.
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All-American Conference on Social Diseases Opens
Washington announces the Opening session of the All American Conference on Social Diseases. The five day event aims to formulate definite lines for concerted action against social diseases and will address correlation questions including the single standard for the sexes. Secretary Daniels Baker and Dr Ravenel to preside over business sessions.
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American Public Health Association
Boastful Booze Runners Capture Sought by Officials
Six men boasted they would not stop for anyone while hauling whiskey from Wor Doro near North Makata. Police traced the car to Border Town, recovered whiskey sweepers and three license plates, and captured the runners. They were fined and ordered to leave the country.
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