Daniels Proposes Plan to End Naval Arms Race
Secretary Daniels urged an international agreement to end competitive naval building, saying only all nations can halt the arms race. He criticized a limited "holiday" plan as weak and insisted on a permanent, universal reduction. He pressed for an international conference to wean the world from naval competition.
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Weston
United Bisies
Cough
Daniels
Naval Affairs
Comamison
Geal
Wea
Leslie
Fioliday
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Benster Borah
Idaho
Daniela
Aydh
Aetna Ing
Madison and World Dispatches Report Mixed News
Wires flash from Madison Wisconsin and Minneapolis Minnesota recount varied items. Reconciliations and separations in personal matters mix with political caucus activity and court rulings. The Wisconsin Supreme Court upholds agency regulation while reversing a detective agency ruling. Minneapolis hosts the seventeenth annual Minnesota Implement Dealers convention with lectures and motion pictures for dealers.
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Madison
Wis
Supreme Court
Willan’ A
Pinkerton
Jagancy
Manufacturers
Minneapolis
Minh
Tnspection
John
Ferris Agency
Yenteriny
Minnesota Implement Cealers' Association
Delegaton
Weill
Ames
Mod
Solum
Xet
Prof
Ald. Wilson
University
Minnesota Senate names committees in new appointments
Lieutenant Governor Colling announced 23 senate committees in a list limiting total committee count to 38. He argued the reduction boosts efficiency and hinted further cuts could raise efficiency to about 18 later, stating no more changes planned for now.
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St. Paul. Minn
Colling
Aest Senaton
Senate
Agriculture
ER Cultural Markets
Sangeng
Banks and ‘Banking
Nolan
Fighting Between Turks and Greeks Reported
The report from Smyrna and the Asia Minor front describes fighting between Turks and Greeks with casualties. Naval officers attended a ceremony amid wartime tensions as King Constantine's arrival was anticipated. Normal production and mining activity were discussed in Deadwood as miners prepared to return to work. A Minnesota county attorneys convention in St Paul planned to discuss crime legislation and swift prosecution.
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Tokio
Corres Erame
Soho
Kure
Menderes
Asia
Smyrna
Constantine
Asia Minor
Paul
Minn
Minnesota
St. Paul
Bank Messenger Robbery Baffles Knaves in Kansas City
Kansas City Missouri January 11 two bandits slugged a messenger as he left the Produce Exchange bank seized a satchel with twenty thousand dollars in cash and eight thousand in checks before fleeing. In Mexico City January 11 General Perez Trovino chief of staff to the president was appointed to represent Nin it at the inauguration of Pat M Nef as Governor of Texas at Austin on January 17. This follows the complimentary visit of Governor Hobby of Texas to President Obregon.
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Kansas City
Produce Exchange Bank
Mexico City
Perez Trovino
Obregon
Nin
Pat M. Nef
Texas
Austin
William P. Hobby
Bet on Chinese Population Goes Into Penn Court
Pittsburgh January 11 The population bet in a case before Allegheny County court centers on China figures. D Greich sues Alderman Kroeger for 150 dollars claiming the bet was paid to Joe Sumpat after Kroeger ruled population about 400,000 from sources, with Summar collecting the wager. The suit seeks repayment amid disputed authorities and figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
China
Allegheny County
D. Greich
William Kroeger
Duquesn
Greich
Joe Sumpat
Kroeger
Distress signals from Norwegian ship reach New York
Reports say a Norwegian steamer in Ontaneda sent a distress call picked up in New York early today. Wire traffic notes the vessel near New York, with further uncertain details and erratic transmission. Meanwhile London and Milan correspondents discuss Gabrielle d Annquingio plans with unclear sourcing and mixed reports.
Missouri House to Install Third Speaker and Reforms
Fragmented text reports a plan for a third house with a new speaker, roles for Fred Moes in the senate and women employees to be issued by the board of administration. It mentions a state river policing duty and official commissions of principles tied to Golden Valley and W. J. Watkins.
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Board of Administraion
Fred Moes
Senate
Tha ‘White Doves
State House
Missouri River
W. J. Watkins
Mid River
Golden Valley
House of Representatives
Balloonists Near Mattice After Long Arctic Trek
Three American naval balloonists Lieutenants Farrell Hinton and Kloor along with Indian guides broke camp on Skunk Island north of Mattice Ontario and began the first leg of their trek back to civilization. They traveled about fifteen days from Moose Factory where their craft was wrecked after escaping from Rockaway New York. If all goes well they should reach Mattice by nightfall to a royal welcome.
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Mattice
Dan
Farrell
Hinton
Kloor
Skunk Island
Moose Factory
Rockaway
N. Y
Dominion
Seas Aee Mattice
Harding Asks No Frills At Inauguration
President elect urges committee to avoid any celebration spending and not to spend a cent on inauguration activities. He emphasizes simplicity and frugality for the ceremony and related events.
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Harding
Harding to overhaul inaugural plans keep crowds away
Dublin reports note the new president elect plans a restrained ceremony. He favors quick oath inside the capitol and minimal pomp, scrapping the grandstand fund and most parades. Officials weigh how far private wishes may reshape traditions while public funds are avoided.
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Marion
Haré- Marion
Ohip
Harding
Jis
Plana
Rilla
Washington
Nakes
Capitol
Republic
Congress
Woodrow Wilson
Mt. Harding
Fenneylvania Avenue
White House
Committees Named in Senate for North Dakota Audit Inquiry
Lieutenant Governor Howard Wood announced the Senate committees and listed appointees as the Bank of North Dakota audit and related matters remained unsettled. The House and Senate moved slowly amid discussions on audits, licensing pilots, and inventor protections with bills and per diem matters under consideration.
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Bismarck
N.D
Bank of North
Dakota
Senate
Hawes
L. L. Twichell
House
Howard Wood
League
Wm. Lemke
Washington Inauguration Plans Abandoned After Fire Loss
Washington officials announced the abandonment of inauguration celebrations following the wishes of Mr. Harding. In New York a one fall wrestling match between Ed Lewis and Earl Cadd was announced for January 24. A Department of Commerce fire destroyed valuable records dating to 1790 and including census figures up to the present.
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Washington
E. B. McLean
Mr. Harding
New York
Ed “Strangler
Lew N‘pion
Earl Cadd
Department of Commerce
Pike Paid Big Sum for Little Work for State
Frederick A. Pike, St. Paul attorney and former Nonpartisan league staffer, was paid 7716 by North Dakota for his 15 minutes arguing the state's side before the U S Supreme Court on the 42 tax payers case. The bill, approved by the industrial commission, was issued after auditor changes and exceeds the governor’s counterpart pay.
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Btail
Bismarck
N. D
Frederick A. Pike
St. Paul
Supreme Court of the United States
North Dakota
Pike
Nonpartisan League Legislative Bureau
Fraaler
Washington
Su Preme
Carl Kositcky Retir
Bank of North Dakota
State Industrial Commission
D.C. Poindester
Grain Men's Union Meets in Bismarck for Legislation Review
North Dakota Grain Men's union convenes in Bismarck to discuss proposed state legislative measures. It is likely to back creating a three member board to oversee grain inspection rather than placing the duties with the president of the state Agricultural College.
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Bismarck
N.D
North Dakota Grain Men's Union
Tila
State Agricultural College
Hawaii to Produce Motor Fuel for Its Own Needs
Honolulu reports that within two years the Territory of Hawaii will manufacture enough motor fuel for civilian use and for army and navy bases if supply lines are cut. Col. Howard Hathaway cites amendments to regulations enabling large scale fuel alcohol from sugar molasses. A Maui sugar plantation operates a small plant meeting its own fuel needs.
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Honolulu
T. H
Associated Press
Territory of
Hawaii
Army
Howard Hathaway
Internal Revenue
Col. Hathaway
Maui
Importers Oppose New Tariff Bill In Senate Hearing
Washington Jan 11 Members of the senate finance committee listen as tariff commission members answer questions about the emergency tariff bill Opponents warn of foreign retaliation if the measure passes Large importers of vegetables say supply sources in the orient would be cut off and markets abroad for manufactured goods could be damaged Oriental countries would see the bill as a direct attack and retaliate by closing their markets to the United States Also note St Paul Jan 11 Senator Gustave Widell and Rep John Gerlich propose raising Mankato school tax levy from 20 to 30 mills to fund maintenance and new schools, with independent district options.
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Washington
Senate Finance
Orient
St. Paul
Gustave Widell
John (. Gerlich
Mankato
Senate
House
Finda
Mille
Acob
Cae
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Barling
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League of Nadiona
Gage
Aioe
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Wic
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Pierre Arther
Hishland Park
Paris
Council of Ambassadors
Georges Leygues
France
Hugh C. Wallace
City of
Milwaukee
Frank Becker
Denegre
Corporations and Commerce
Palmer
Pet
Coleman
Brainage Peterson
Education Jackeon
Ikne
Game
Turnham
J. D. Sullivan
Insurance
Soldiers’ Home
van Hoven
Pueblo
Colo
E. N. Hanay
Denver
Belinves
Placerville
Corraapondena
Asedcihted Preas
Tapani Lista
Tn Police
Latin Socialist Society
Jan
Siberia
Deadwood
S. D
Black’ Hills
Hilla
Implement Dealers of
Mill City
Penn
Helle Fourche
M.D
Kota
Montana
Porthekstarn
Strameh
Ontaneda
Vette Heke Tee
Dannuneio
Londo
Gabriéle
d'Annqungio
London
Milan
Corriere de Ea
Hemba
Mose
Drake Mill
Dublin
Eamonn de Valera
Chicago
National Association of Minor
Wiliam Hale Thompson
Vineago
Jacob Gould Schurmann
Cornell University
Association, of Nations
H.C. Penfield
Twichell
Bishop and Brissman Company
Acy
Bismarci
Deas
Board of Audit
Astorney
William Lemke
Poindexter
Thomas Ball
McNair
Traill
Rusch
Cass
Wood
Liederbach
Olson
Ingerson
McLaughlin
Hagan
Besei Ward Byrne
Sperry
van Camp
Kenne Schrenk
Peterson
Bowman
Ways and Means
Wonstrum
Fraser
Kenda
Mikkelihan
Eastgain
Whionan Fleckten
Patten
Carey
Women and Children's Welfare
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Gross
Rensutt
Bas Ban
Stevens
Thorann
Gardner
Public
Thorson
Berg
Kartgate
Porter
Murphy
Brieside
Benxon
Levang
Steel Ettestad
Nelson
Feulee
Garberg
Levans
Sten
Mees
Cross
Hagar
Church
Bairt
Dail
Mikkelthun
Journal Sea
Milgpee
Per Diem
Eastgate
Wog
Fleckton
Oleon
Benson
Wenstrum
Pioyhar
Mieckten
Mikkelthin
Band
Curey Baker
Steel
Liederhund
Mitery Afairs
Ploytay
Haker
Fieger
Bantgate
Mines and Minerals
Wieckten
Nathan
Bond
Gurbers
Wor
Baird, Spacer
Grain Men’s Union
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