Nippon-US Naval Talks Hint At Higher Pacific Ratio
Washington dispatch reports that Secretary Hughes Admiral Baron Kato and Arthur Balfour discussed naval terms as Japan and the United States near an agreement. unofficial sources suggest Japan seeks a 65 to 66 percent ratio by possibly retaining the Mutsu, while fortifications and far east understandings are linked to the question. Tokyo must approve any proposals as Japanese delegates lack plenipotentiary powers. CONTINUED ON PAGE FOUR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WASHINGTON
Associated Press
Japan
United States
Hughes
Admiral Baron Kato
Arthur J. Balfour
Tokio
Arthur Balfour
State Department
Baron’ Kato
Pacific
balboa
far East
Great Britain
Shantung
Baron Kato
China
Weather Outlook For Indiana This Weekend
Jim Crew reports a cloudy and cooler weekend for Indiana with possible rain in the south. Indianapolis area forecast also calls for cloudy skies and a chance of rain in the south, with fresh southerly and northeastern winds. Yesterday’s conditions show humidity around 64 percent with a high near 54 and low around 24, while temperatures and precipitation totals reflect typical January readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Btazen Weather Bureau
Indianapolis star
Arcmany
China and Japan Present Views on Shantung Railway
Delegates from China and Japan met in Washington to discuss the Shantung dispute linked to the Teingtao Tsunamu railroad. Both sides reaffirmed core positions, with China seeking undivided control and Japan proposing joint operation. Conversations resume Monday in a frank, formal setting amid ongoing demonstrations and a cautious mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CHINA
JAPAN
SHANTUNG RAILWAY
WASHINGTON
Associated Press
Hughes-Balfour
Shantung
Toklo
Pekin
Taingtao-Tsunanfu
Teingtao-Tsunamu
Wellington Kot
Germany
Express package of auto parts held two quarts liquor
H H Crites, factory manager at Apperson Bros Automobile Co in Kokomo Indiana, was arrested after an express package labeled auto parts delivered to plant No 2 contained two quarts of liquor. Edgar Apperson posted 500 bond for release. trial set in City Court before Judge C H Who tomorrow. The package originated in Detroit Michigan and police were alerted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Star
KOKOMO
Ind
H. H. Crites
State survey shows human beings housed like animals
Indiana report outlines preliminary housing condition surveys in nine cities by A B Wert of the state board of health housing division. Violations of the 1918 housing law are shown, with condemnation orders possible for unsafe tenements and structures. Owners may appeal after posting bonds. divison aims to target unfit rental housing while protecting small owners. Cities visited include Gary Michigan City Vincennes Evansville Princeton Lebanon Crawfordsville Frankfort South Bend. photographs document violations. CONTINUED ON PAGE NINE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
INDIANA STATE CAPITOL
Indiana
A. BE. Wert
state board of health
Mr. Wert
the
health board
J. N. Hurty
Sharp
Mr. West
Gary
Michigan City
Vincennes
Evansville
Princeton
Lebanon
Crawfordsville
Frankfort
South Bend
Democrats Look to 1922 Battle for Senate Nomination
Indiana Democratic leaders gather at Denison House to pick a potential United States senator nominee for 1922. Samuel M. Ralston and Thomas R. Marshall are among names discussed, with Taggart seen as a strong contender if desired. The meeting will also fill a national committeewoman vacancy and outline next year’s campaign and criticism of the arms talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Samuel M. Ralston
Thomas R. Marshall
Marshall
Edward G. Hoffman
Fort Wayne
Democratic national committee
Indiana
Evans Woollen
Indianapolis
Teri Slack
Frederick Van Nuys
Thomas Taggart
Taggart
James BE. Watson
Mr. Taggart
Senate
Denison House
Denison ‘house
Benjamin Bosse
Evanaville
Democratic national
Light Housekeeping Rooms Advertised in The Star Classifieds
Daily classified pages feature light housekeeping rooms in The Star. Listings include Highland Ave and Meridian addresses with two furnished rooms, modern amenities, kitchenette, sleeping room, and private, adult-only accommodations. Other entries cite near town centers with clean, affordable options and varying room amenities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
HIGHLAND ave
MERIDIAN
modern
PENNSYLVANIA
Indorses Plan for Farm Loans in Corn Belt States
Chicago December 2 Governor McCray of Indiana chaired a War Finance Corporation advisory meeting. The committee urged bankers to rediscount responsible farmers notes and to lend through local banks. They stressed prompt loan handling, warned against red tape, and urged joint state meetings to maximize funds for farmers to buy feeders, hold corn, and market livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Star
CHICAGO
war finance corporation
corn belt advisory committee
McCray
Indiana
bankers’ associations
Harding to urge ship subsidy plan in special message
President Harding plans to send a special message to Congress in January recommending a U S ship subsidy policy to boost the merchant marine. The plan, under study by Chairman Lasker and a board committee, covers routes vessel types wages immigration operating insurance and labor for determining subsidy scope.
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HARDING
WASHINGTON
Congress
United States
ite
Lasker
the
shipping board
aaid
Mr. Lasker
Emory R. Johnson
Wharton school
University of Pennsylvania
Winthrop.L. Mervin
American Steamship Owners Association
Daniel H. Cox
K. Jones
Department of Commerce
Woman on Stand for State at Own Trial
Centerville Michigan December 2 The unusual sight of a defendant testifying for the state occurred when Lavinnle Plum mer Slack 60 testified briefly that she once ran a rooming house in Three Rivers and that she married William J Slack there on December 18. Slack is charged with killing her husband whose body was found hanging in the basement of his home George Cooney her brother in law is charged jointly in the death and will face trial later Court adjourned until Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CENTERVILLE
Mich
Dee
Lavinnle Plummer Slack
William J. Slack
Slack
Cooney
Iowa Priest Convicted Of Attack On Girl Pupil
The Rev. Francis Wrenn, 50, parochial school priest in Akron Iowa, was found guilty by a district court jury of assault on a 15 year old female student. The maximum penalty for the offense in Iowa is twenty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LAMARE
Dee
Francis Wrenn
Akron
Iowa
Father Wrenn
Three Die As Fire Destroys Stabler Hospital
Greenville Alabama December 2 three bodies recovered from Stabler hospital ruins after midnight fire. Among the dead is Mrs Daniel Drig gers who died trying to save her son, a patient.
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GREENVILLE, Aln
Stabler hospital
Daniel Driggers
Columbia Club Plans 700000 Clubhouse Expansion
The Columbia Club led by Arthur Kk Bradshaw announced a building program costing between 700000 and 1900000. Plans include private apartments expanding from 34 to 158, a gymnasium, swimming pool, lounging rooms, card rooms, smoking rooms, and banquet halls with possible ten story height if the Circle Circle monument height increase passes. The project hinges on city council action governing Circle height limits.
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Columbia Club
Arthur Kk. Bradshaw
Bradshaw
Lorenz Smith Company
Monument place
Hradshaw aald
salmont
chub
lab
Wife of 15 service men drawn on lot
Chicago December 2 Helen Ferguson Drexler of Waukaras Illinois daughter of a Brooklyn New York family admits she faked marriages to soldiers and sailors to obtain government soldiers allotment checks. She says she married at least fifteen men since 1917 including Wilfred Taylor Paul Moler Thomas Meehan and Albert Drexler. The baby from each union drew an allotment as well. She is jailed in county custody while authorities investigate.
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CHICAGO
Helen Ferguson Drexler
Waukeran
Brooklyn
Wilfred Taylor
Paul Moler
Thomas Meehan
Great Lakes
Albert Drexler
Camp Grant
Drexler
Plaza hearings set for three days on war memorial block
City appraisers announce three day hearings to value property in the block bounded by Michigan North Meridian and Pennsylvania streets for city acquisition as its contribution to the war memorial plaza. Hearings run 9 to noon Monday Tuesday and Wednesday at the Indianapolis Real Estate Board 817 Lemcke building with listed property owners attending.
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Michigan, North Meridian
Pennsylvania streets
war memorial plaza
Indianapolia Real Estate Board
Lemcke building
Elizabeth R. New
North
Pennsylvania street
LaurahF. Hodges
W. A. Guthrie
East Market street
B. W. Duck
East
Ohio street
City Investment Company
Hodges
Michigan
North streets
Lorenz Schmidt
Atlas Investment Company
Dinsette
Beecher street
Mra
I. D. Barkley
Barkley property owners
Malote estate
Touts E. Ewbank
Thomas Tl. Taylor
John Malott
Pletcher
Malott
J. H. Taylor
East Michigan street
C. S. Welsa
Chalfant apartments
James. $.Cruse
board of appraisers
board of county commissioners
Meridian
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Charles Ti. Hutchinson
James M. Berry
Bert Essex
George N. Montgomery
Fletcher Johnson
Foster W. Smith
Harrison Walters
Charles H. Ryfield
Lazy Husband Confined After State Farm Sentence
Benjamin Mason says he toiled in the shale pit on the state farm and gained 25 pounds during a two month stay. He returned home to Columbus Indiana after being sentenced by the city court on a lazy husband charge.
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COLUMBUS
Indy
Benjamin Mason
Four Boys Born in Less Than a Year in Abilene Family
In Abilene Texas a Taylor County family records four births within eleven months. Early this year a baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Young near Abilene. A few days ago three more arrived simultaneously. The mother is 30 years old and has had fifteen children.
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ABILENE, Tex
Taylor county
Abilene
Arbuckle Manslaughter Trial Deliberations End in Tie
San Francisco jurors fail to reach verdict after over four hours of debate in the Roscoe C Arbuckle manslaughter case. They are locked up for the night and to resume deliberations at 10 a.m. tomorrow. Closing arguments highlighted by death threat talk and disputed testimony about Miss Rappe.
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utes
fathire
Arbuckle
Arbuckles
Virginia
Rappe
Eac
Milton Cohen
Los Angeles
Cohen
Gavin MacNab
first defense
McNab
Alfred Semmacher
Miss Rappe
Semmacher
Arbucklea
Present Rush Into Christmas Shopping Warms Early Holiday
A playful editorial notes the rush of Christmas presents flooding shops as December begins. The piece hints at competition among retailers and urges readers to act quickly to secure gifts before crowds grow.
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ARBUCKLE JURY
Naval Ratio
MUTSU
U.S
Nippon
Jim Crew
br. Koo
Board of Health
Wert
U. S. Senate
MAURICE EARLY
INDORSES
Corn Belt Committee
atate
COLUMBIA. CLUB
LOT
City Board
STATE FARM
SAN FRANCISCO
Roscoe C. Arbuckle
Discredite Semnacher Story
Mrity Fox
Alice Blake
Zeb Prevost
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