Conference summons for JAP and Chinese diplomats late today
Washington dispatch reports the State Department summoned Chinese and Japanese arms conference delegations to meet at 5 p m to discuss the Shantung dispute. Notices and exchanges hint at resumed talks after December 20, with broader moves on submarine warfare and Far East issues.
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Avi Tokio
West Virginia mining region denial of starvation reports
Governor E F Morgan denied reports that men women and children in West Virginia mining communities were destitute and in need of aid as of January 4. The denial followed a request by U S Senator Howard Sutherland for information on the matter. The dispatch appears amid other national business briefs.
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Charleston
W. Va
Gover
E. F. Morgan
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Howard Sutherland
West Virginia
Teporta
Oo Vocational
Kanes City
Sayvem
National
Impoian
Treasury appropriation bill cut shows nine percent reduction
Washington reports the treasury department appropriation for the next fiscal year totals 114.61 million dollars, about 12.7 million less than requested and 17.77 million less than the current year, with the budget act guiding the new budget process. The committee also trimmed public buildings funds and denied salary increases while proposing modest staffing adjustments. The Dyer anti lynching bill faced southern Democratic opposition as debate began in the House, and Congress prepared for a busy session with budget measures and international treaty work on the horizon.
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Dlone
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New Budget Bureau
Treasury Jepartment
House Appropriations Committee
Treasury
Prohibition
Haynes
Madden
National Archives
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Veterans’ Bureau
House
Senate
J Senate
Appropriations Committee
Five Unions Strike In Sympathy With Chicago Carpenters
Five unions in Chicago walkout in sympathy with carpenters in a building trade dispute. Union leaders say the work stoppage affects projects under the Lande award and could lead to a broader shut down.
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Chicago
Trasieg
Hedwieg
Ave
Unknown incident report from Riverside California
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a death or accident at Riverside California on a date in March. The text mentions a person named Brows and references an 18g age and possible legal or medical actions. Details are incomplete and unclear.
Legion Demands Apology From Fargo Minister
A Fargo Legion committee recommends an apology from Rev. H. A. Shuder former pastor of Plymouth Congregational Church or cancellation of his Legion membership. The panel charged Shuder with derisive Armistice day remarks in 1921 made with ministers present. Shuder defended his remarks citing hostile audience and a dislike for imposing religious shows on Armistice events.
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Fargo
N.D
H. A. Shuder
Plymouth Congregational Church
Legion
Fargo Legion Post
Shuder
Farge
Moorhead
American Legion
Ministers’ ‘Association
Montreal Weather Shifts Plans in Stillman Divorce Case
The article reports Mrs. Anne A. Stillman delaying a snow shoe trip due to extreme cold, then deciding to proceed to Grand Anse lodge in Canada. Her son Bud remains at the lodge with Fred Beauvis, an Indian guide, amid efforts to gather witnesses for her husband’s divorce suit.
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Montreal
the Mercury
Anne A. Stillman
Canada
Fred Beauvis
Grand Anse
Bud
Beauvia
Stillman
Nonpartisan Political Conference Forms in Waco
A new political party named the Nonpartisan Political Conference organized in Waco yesterday. The group aims to foster accord and unity among labor and reform advocates, with plans discussed for future action on February 31, 1900, or nearby.
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Wroo
Texras
Indictments Go Forward Against Prohibition Officials in New York
New York dated Jan 4 Harold J Hart former federal prohibition director for New York state and other officials were named in a secret indictment returned to the grand jury probing Volstead Act enforcement. U S Attorney Hayward announced the unsealed charges following the grand jury’s actions against prohibition leadership.
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New York
Harold J. Hart
Mate of
Grant
United Statw
Hayward
Thomas
Prohibition
Debt figures show large drop in public debt
Public debt reports reveal a sharp decrease from 35,438,064,561 to 23,619,085,725. Weather outlook notes generally fair conditions tonight and Thursday with a dry pattern in North Dakota.
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European leaders map last supreme council aims
Premier Lloyd George and M Briand convene in Cannes to decide how to avert European economic collapse and keep the entente intact. They plan a final council meeting to settle issues then hand work to ambassadors while a proposed international financial corporation gains momentum. Italy signals readiness to attend a preparatory gathering of great powers.
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France
Associated Press
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Supreme Council
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International Financial Corporation
Tendon
Italy
Dces
BE. F. Moore
H.W. McArdle
Axiil Cultural College
H. K. Behrens
Behrens Manufacturing Company
Thesesperszedar Asap J
F. H. Wilder
Paris
Briandis
Russia
Germany
State declares Heaton juggled bank accounts and deposits
Fargo reports show Frank C. Heaton, former teller at the defunct Scandinavian American bank, faced testimony alleging falsified entries and misappropriated funds totaling around 74 000 to 78 000. Directors testified Heaton admitted shortages and detailed expenditures including about 18 000 stored away.
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Herald Special Service
Fargo
N. D
Frank
Heaton
Ibank
N. Y
Frank C. Heaton & Teller
Enld Heaton
E. J. Headlund
J. Bolley
Lave Christianson
J. F. Holmes
Christianson
Lodger Forced From Stebbens Street Lodging
Police removed a lodger after a night stay at a Stevens residence. The man, lacking a place to go, pleaded for shelter but was compelled to leave by the chief of police and a servant citing safety concerns.
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Bare
Stevens
De Valera Announces Alternative Proposals To Treaty
Dublin and Limerick dispatches report that Eamonn de Valera planned to unveil his alternate proposals to the Anglo Irish Treaty as the Dail resumed debate. Nearly half of Sinn Fein members had voiced opinions on the pact while Buckley and Macabe argued for and against acceptance, with Pearse’s mother also weighing in against the treaty.
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Dubin
Dan
Sinn Fea
Dail Wircanniste
Ibis
Eamonn de Valera
Uwe
Eamonn de Valois
Mr. de Valcea
Dublin
Associated Press
Dali
Dal
Buckley
Sesson
Donald Buckley
Kildare
Pollen Press
Ireland
Alexander Macabre
Sligo
Pearse
Putelek FH
Irish Republic
Magery
Leeland
Bockley
Macabe
Eamonn de Valeri
Dall
Jin
de Valera
J. Hagen
Heaton
Hagen
Dail Bireann
Great Britain
Wage Out Of Paper Makers Would Affect 12 000 Men In U S
Final decision on wage reduction of 25 for paper workers affecting more than 12 000 men in the United States was reached as arbitration examined the open shop issue. The International Paper Company was not involved in the agreement showing tension between labor and management across the industry.
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London
Triassa
New York
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British Commonwealth
United States
Canada
Self
Wauaau
Wis
Lauretse Konig
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