Riots Roil Vienna Attacks Hit Hotels and Shops
Widespread rioting in Vienna targets Americans in hotels. Guests report robberies of furs clothing and jewelry, with some jewels torn from ears. Police watch without intervening as inner city chaos spreads, restaurants and luxury shops looted, and streets left dark. Authorities cite economic motives amid a general strike.
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VIENNA
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Associated Press
Hand
United States army
Miller
New Bristol
Bristol
Keneral
Floridsdorf
Schober
stock exchange
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Weather forecast for Indiana Friday and Saturday
Forecasts show colder conditions Friday with likely rain and Saturday turning to fair but colder. Wind shifts from southwest to northwest, with Indianapolis and nearby areas expecting continued chill and unsettled activity into the weekend.
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indianapolis
vicinity
Uniformity Over Height Limits Debated For Circle
Indianapolis talks favor uniform city wide design over strict height caps in the Circle area. Joseph C Schat argues European style limits are impractical here, noting surrounding ten story blocks may not harm the Monument’s grandeur and could draw more visitors with better lighting and activity.
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Baflors
Joseph . C Schat
Fletcher Trust building
Schaf
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Short Special Session Likely in Indiana Capitol
Indiana officials expect a brief special session largely over the move of the state reformatory from Jeffersonville. If Governor McCray confines his message to reformatory matters, session length may be short. broader proposals could extend it. Leaders favor a quick session, with key decisions tied to the reformatory bill and the speaker race.
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INDIANA STATE CAPITOL
McCray
Jeffersonville
yeater
Indianapolis
Senate
House
Branch
Governa McCray
Chicago
corn belt advisory committee
Lesh
Estes Duncan
M. E. Foley
Indianapolia
Thomas A. Pally
Fire damages Noblesville plant crippling six cities
A Noblesville power house fire left Noblesville and six surrounding towns Cicero Lapel Westfeld Arcadia Hortonville without electricity. Estimated loss 19000 dollars. Fire began on the roof as boilers were damaged. Water supply threatened but steam from Hight company maintained service. A R Holliday of Indianapolis led the company.
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NOBLESVILLE
Indianapolis Star
Ind
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Cicero
Lapel
Westfeld
Arcadia
Hortonville
Noblesville ‘Heat, Light and Power Company
Indianapolis
Twentyfourth street
Ashland avenue
Cochran
Hight company
A. R. Holliday
Furnace explosion damages Grand hotel in Syracuse
In Syracuse, a furnace exploded in the Grand hotel basement causing partial building destruction. No injuries were reported. Estimated loss around 10000 dollars is covered by insurance.
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GOSHEN
Ind
Syracuse
Destroyer DeLong Hits Rocks Off Half Moon Bay
Four seamen reached shore safely from the destroyer DeLong which ran aground on rocks a mile and a half south of Half Moon Bay California. The vessel later swung broadside to the shore and began to pound the coastline as officers and crew of about 1060 men faced the incident.
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SAN FRANCISCO
Cal
DeLong
Half Moon Bay
ocenas
Apartments for Rent Classified Snippet Summary
Classified ad fragment describes various Meridian and related apartments for rent. Mentions heat, repairs, and furnished options with incomplete street names and contact hints. Appears from page one of a local classified section with miscellaneous rental listings.
Mystery surrounds motive in Chicago child murder suicide
In Chicago detectives found Margaret Coughlin, 3, dismembered in a wash boiler at the Penses cottage after a long stakeout. Mrs. Ralph Penses, 52, was found dead on a upstairs bed with suicide noted by police. Josephine Penses, 17, and Joseph Penses, the father, were detained for questioning as investigators sought the motive behind the tragedy.
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CHICAGO
Margaret Coughlin
Ralph. Penses
Josephine Penses
Dolly
Joseph
Next Police Chief to Head Executive City Departments
Plans to make police and fire chiefs executive heads with offices in City Hall aim to create a businesslike municipal administration. Police chief, fire chief would direct activities through inspectors and assistants while actual work is run by department deputies. Mayor-elect Lew Shank, vacationing in Hot Springs, Ark, outlined the proposal amid party discussions.
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Lew Shank
Hot Springs
Ark
Shank
Mr. Bhank
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Shank ask
Ranks of Jobless Cut by 1,000,000 in Recent Weeks
Washington reports a drop of over 1 million unemployed in recent weeks per the national conference on unemployment. Secretary Hoover notes some gains may be temporary, with reports from across the country showing improvement, including St Louis showing about 15,000 unemployed versus prior figures near 65,000. National unemployment estimates range from about 3.5 to 4 million.
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WASHINGTON
Hoover
commerce
St. Louie
Packer Union Orders Strike In Chicago Area
A strike of about 45,000 packing house workers in eighteen cities was ordered by the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Hutchers Workmen of North America to start December 5. The move follows failed wage dispute talks and affects workers in Chicago, Milwaukee, St Paul, Omaha, Denver, Kansas City and other cities. The action ends months of confrontation with major packers, with the union noting damages to wage reductions and urging all plants to cease work at 6 am on December 6.
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CHICAGO
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Hutcher Workmen of
North America
Cornelius Hayes
butcher workmen's union
Dennis Lane
butcher workmen’s union
WAN
planta
Milwaukee
Wis
St. Paul
Dubuque
Hayes
Alschuler
Samuel Alschuler
Chicago York
Armour & Co
Wilson & Co
Swift & Co
Cudahy Packing Company
Four Advisory Reports Endorse Submarine War Role At Conference
Four reports on submarines land armament aircraft and new weapons were adopted by the American advisory committee to the arms conference. Prepared for Secretary Hughes the papers argue submarines belong in naval power while warning against illegal or drastic limits. The committee backs maintaining submarines and awaits Hughes use of the material as the talks proceed.
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WASHINGTON
Associated Press
Hughes
Sutherland
committee of twenty-one
far east
Gen. Pershing
Rodgers
Carmi
A. Thompson
caseport
navy
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American advisory committee
Nipponese Rep Urges U S Britain Pacific Understanding
Japanese spokesman Kotaro Mochizuki called for erasing the Anglo Japanese alliance and replacing it with a four power understanding among Great Britain the United States and Japan addressing Far East and Pacific issues. He cited the Washington conference and ended Russia as a threat. Viscount Kato heads the opposition Kon- keka party and spoke in London on renewal.
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Associated Press
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States
Great Britain
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United States
Mochizuki
India
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Pacific
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Persian tribesmen raid American mission at Bujinilak
London report from Tabriz dated Dec 1 describes Oct 7 events when wild tribesmen raided the American Lutheran mission at Bujinilak, tearing clothes from Misses Shonhood Fossum and Guddard and brutalizing M. Bachimont. Mrs. Bachimont found distraught two days later. Gendarmes and Cossacks later moved toward Miandoab as Kurdish brigands looted the town.
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London Times
Tabriz
Peralta
Bujinilak
Shonhood
Fossum
Guddard
M. Bachimont
Miandoab
fmko
Urumiah
Azerbaijan
Sujbulak
Bimko
Woman armed with fly swatter halts hold up
Ferdinand Kasse, 72, of 2444 North Oxford Street, was attacked and beaten by two white men while walking on North Rural Street. He defended with an umbrella, which was broken over his head. They then threw him over a low fence and fled, not attempting robbery. Kasse later found his pocketbook containing $2 missing. Mrs Martha Worum, 2110 North Rural Street, chased the assailants with a fly swatter but the car tracks and distance ended her pursuit.
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Oxford street
Kasse
Kaasse
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Yankee Killed in Mexico Mystery Shrouds Case
A report from ALOTINGTON dated December 1 describes an American citizen killed abroad in Mexico. Details are fragmentary with garbled wording, but authorities seek to confirm the identity and circumstances surrounding the incident near a border or frontier area. Local officials and the U.S. State Department are said to be involved in the inquiry.
All Principals to Controversy Over U S Deadlock
The principals refuse to recognize the deadlock and expect a harmonious denouement. The article notes tension around a 5 to 5 to 3 ratio and ongoing talks toward resolution. No further details are provided in the readable text.
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U.S
Shantung Parley Opens Amid Naval Ratio Talks
The Shantung dispute and naval ratio talks between the United States Britain Japan and China continue with Tokyo signaling flexibility on the 10-10-7 plan. Baron Kato pressed for consideration of Japan's national needs while American and British delegates resist altering the ratio base. Openings between China and Japan in Shantung show cautious optimism for a new era of better relations.
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Bags retary Hughes
Mr. Balfour
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TWughey
Balfour
Bap Kato
Japan
Minurte Sze
China
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Fragmentary retail note on Christmas shopping woes
A garbled OCR style notice comments on fading fonts and late Christmas shopping. It laments dwindling selections and empty shelves, noting shoppers failing to find desired items and misprints hindering choices.
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