Naval experts advance toward final five power pact terms
Washington reports naval experts at the Washington conference intensified work on a naval limitation plan with hopes of a final treaty this week. Delegates foresee a Far East settlement after a plenary session and possible adjournment by mid month amid disputes over the Siberian question and other sensitive points.
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State proposes eight bank district receiverships in plan
The state banking board proposed dividing into eight districts to appoint receivers for closed banks. C. L. Engen of Fargo was named the first receiver. Districts span Grand Forks to Williston with towns listed per district, some districts containing multiple closed banks in single towns.
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Interest in how United States will dispose of debt
Treasury officials report widespread public curiosity about how the United States will settle the ten billion dollar debt owed by Allied governments. Citizens, debating societies, and groups have sent letters and proposed various plans for repayment and use of funds.
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Governors Back Plans to Build Lasting Peace Effort
Washington dispatch reports the National Council for Limitation of Armaments asked governors of 48 states to educate public sentiment for near term steps toward permanent peace. Thirteen governors replied affirmatively, naming Preda Minnesota Blaine Wisconsin and McMae ter South Dakota among respondents. Also noted are arrests of nine Alabama National Guardsmen charged with murder in a lynching case in Jasper and the death of a key political official after a hospital stay.
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National Council For Limitation of Araments
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Jamallton
Company
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Natonal Guard
Willam Baird
Miner
Epee Jasper
Prison Head Explains Crimes Rise Amid Luxury Appeal
A Home Office report cites low wages and a desire for luxury as drivers of crime in 1920 21. Governors from Durham Shrewsbury and Wandworth prisons note offenders include previously respectable adults and youths. High wages and artificial wage markets, unemployment and social change are linked to theft, pilfering, and loafing. Recreation classes for convicts are proposed to promote good conduct.
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London
Wagllah Priaon
Home Office
Durham
Shrewsbury
Wandaworth
Jeans Viets
Alaska Mineral Production Falls in 1921
Alaska’s mineral production for 1921, valued at 16,109,000 dollars, dropped from 22,203,757 the prior year. Declines are seen across several commodities including copper, silver, lead, platinum, and petroleum, with weather notes mentioning colder conditions and possible snow in southern regions.
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Alaska
Geological Survey
New Year Bowtie Revel Leaves New York More Victims
Four more victims of bowtie revel in New York were hospitalized today. The New Year’s festivities had already claimed three deaths and sent others to hospitals. Three victims suffered gunshot wounds and one sustained a skull fracture not caused by a fall.
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New York
Italian and U S Sailors Stage Battle
Shanghai reports a clash between Italian and American sailors as a dozen Jackies were attacked in cafes by a group of about twenty Italian sailors. Five Americans suffered knife wounds, two seriously mobbed, with the raiders using knives and revolvers after a prior cafe brawl. All shore liberty from war ships has been suspended.
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Shanghai
Associated Press
O Connor search renewed after robbery report
Chicago January 2 renewed search across the middle west for Tommy O Connor an escaped murderer followed identification of a photo as the man who held up a passenger train near Hawarden Iowa 100 miles north of Sioux City brakeman Alex Porter who wrestled with the robber identified the image as the assailant and tonight picked a pirate reel of O Connor from Chicago rogues gallery
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Middle West
Tommy O'Connor
Thorsdey
Hawarden
Iowa
Sioux City
Alex Porter
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Fighting Escalates in Belfast Riots After 24 Hours
Riots between rival river factions in Belfast intensified as two men were shot and badly wounded in the early hours today. A third man was lightly wounded when a ticketed inn was targeted amid continuing clashes with no decisive outcome yet reported.
School Principal May Seek Congressman Young's Job
Indications that a new candidate may enter the race before primaries emerge in a letter from Ernest J. Carmichael superintendent of Burnstad schools to Secretary of State Thomas Hall. Carmichael submitted blanks signaling intent to run for Congress in North Dakota's Second District then represented by George F. H. Young.
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Thomas Hall
Ernest J. Carmichael
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Wall Street hopeful for the future in 1922 outlook
New York reports Wall Street sees 1921 ending with few regrets and a hopeful forecast for 1922. Industry and finance leaders stress a return to normal through earnest work and economy while financiers expect the United States to grow as a world power as Europe leans on American capital for rehabilitation. FORECASTS remain uncertain amid readjustment and reconstruction.
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Assocated Press
Wall Sfreet
United States
Europe
High Court backs Hankinson council on water project
North Dakota Supreme Court refuses to second guess Hankinson city decisions in Jones et al v City of Hankinson. Lower court injunction against completing the water supply plant was upheld as work progressed in Richland county. Taxpayers of 116 joined the suit citing prohibitive costs and public need. City argued the project essential for health fire protection and welfare with estimated cost about 2600000 dollars.
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N. P. Lan
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Supreme Court
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Richland County
Aleeas
Tustlee Christianson
Wisdon
Herald Announces New Year Holiday Observance
The Herald issues at noon today and offers employed readers a chance to observe New Year’s holiday in their homes. Since New Year’s Day falls on Sunday this year, Friday and Monday will be observed as public holidays. An edition will be delivered to all subscribers of the three editions of the Herald.
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Sheriff Held in Connection With Robbery
Hillsboro, Mo January 26 Associated Press Sheriff John Wilson and six others face charges tied to a Panama state bank robbery that netted about 21 400 The claim cites Mrs Derry Brown as key witness detailing a rendezvous at her Greenville home and a split of loot including 700 paid to the sheriff She and her husband allegedly coordinated with other men before the crime Wilson was arrested then released on 10 000 bond other suspects remain jailed on county warrants
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Late Senator Penrose Dies in Washington Funeral Plans Quiet
Washington and Philadelphia report the death of U.S. Senator Boies Penrose of Pennsylvania from pneumonia in a Washington hotel. His passing prompts the Senate to reconvene for tribute. Governor Sprowson indicated no decision on Penrose’s successor. Public reaction pours in from across the nation as relatives plan a private funeral per his will.
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