Chinese Delegate Quits Washington Conference Over Results
Philip K. C. Tyau secretary-general of the Chinese delegation to the Washington conference cabled his resignation to Peking saying the results were negative and that China gained no treaty rights. He argued the talks favored principle over action and faulted post office withdrawals from China as a sovereignty violation. The push on Shantung included Japan renouncing preferential rights under the Sino German treaty and moving toward internalizing Teing Tao customs, with railroad control deferred to later talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WASHINGTON
Dec
Associated Press
Philip K. C.Tyau
Cuba
Pekin
China
Tyau
Japan
Versailles
Shantung
terman
Teing-Tao
Ktoa-Chow Tsi-Nan-Fu
Four-Power Pact Urged To Supplant Anglo-Japan Treaty
Washington dispatch reports increased talk of a four power entente including United States Great Britain Japan and France to replace the Anglo Japanese alliance. Tokyo and London discuss the proposal while Washington shows no rush to political agreement though naval ratio talks continue. Admiral Kato warns the naval issue affects far reaching policy. other committees address China telegraph and radio use without treaty sanction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WASHINGTON
Associated Press
Japan
United States
Great Britain
France
Tokio
Baron Kato
Ejihu Root
China
far East
Christmas Shopping Tip From Downtown Streets
A fragment suggests bustling downtown shopping with plans to buy most Christmas items by sticking at it. The tone hints at busy aisles and merchants pushing deals as shoppers seek practical purchases this morning.
Lumber rates cut from Pacific coast to east of Chicago
Dec 5 Chicago district. TS Rail Lumber announces Dec 24 cuts from Pacific coast terminals to points east of Chicago. Rates drop to 90 cents per 100 pounds east of Buffalo and Pittsburgh, 88 1/4 cents to Buffalo and Pittsburgh, 85 cents to Cincinnati and Detroit. Shingles and cedar products tariff up 12 1/2 cents. No impact on Chicago district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CHICAGO
Tf E
Pierpont
Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul railway
Buffalo
N oY
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati O
Detroit
Midh
rummon
waa
Mrs. Lew Shank Resigns From Safety Board Post
Mrs. Lew Shank steps down from her seat on the city safety board as the plan to shift responsibilities progresses. The move follows a broader review of safety committee roles and public welfare considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LEW SHANK
Head-On Train Crash Kills 21 in Ice Bound Gorge
In Philadelphia area, two wooden passenger cars collide head-on in a deep icy gorge. Twenty-one dead, twenty-five injured, many burned beyond recognition. Rescue teams face extreme conditions as investigators inspect where Train 151 overran orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PHILADELPHIA
Philadelphia & Reading
Southampton
Newtown
McCray calls Indiana session for Dec 14 in 1921
Governor Warren T. McCray issues a proclamation calling the Indiana General Assembly to meet in special session on December 14, 1921 in Indianapolis. The one day session focuses on relocating the state reformatory from Jeffersonville and a concise agenda is urged by state leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
INDIANA STATE CAPITOL
Indianapolis
McCray
Indiana
General Assembly
Warren T. McCray
State of
General Assembly of
United States
Jeffersonville
House
Senate
Shank police plan stalls in council clashes
Three men named by mayor elect Tan Shank to inspect the police may not assume duties this session as Councilman Jacob P Brown blocks an ordinance creating the expectorships with salaries of 2700 a year. Jesse Miner’s bid to intro the ordinance is stalled by Brown’s rule challenge. a special meeting is likely next week while other measures face delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Acre
Indianapolis
Shank
Acre
Mr. Shank
Merrill Moores
Congress
Robert H. Bryson
Bryson
Washington
Jewett- Bencke
FE J. Robison
Tan Shank
Jacob P Brown
salarica
Jesse Miner
Brown
Martin Jo Hyland
Cletus IL. Weaver
John 8. White
Jewett
Hyland
Weaver
White
Clivele
Oran Parry
Sallora
William A Ketcham
G@ A
Mahlon B Butler
G. A
Robert W McBride
G@A
city planning commission
planning commission
Associated Press
supreme council
France
Breathing Spell Proposed for German War Debt
France and Great Britain propose a three year delay on German reparations to allow an easing period. The proposal argues that the ex-enemy should receive time to adjust. Officials say the plan would buy breathing room while negotiations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PARIS
Associated Press
Germainy
France
Great Britain
Germany
Automobiles for Sale Featured in The Star Classifieds
Read today's classified pages from The Star for a selection of used cars and trucks. Advertisements highlight a range of qualities and prices, with many vehicles described as good as new and ready for quick sale.
Automobiles for sale in Irvington and nearby
Classified ad style notice listing several used cars including a Ford touring Nash demo and other makes with prices around 486 dollars and payment terms. It invites readers to contact Mr Rack or call local numbers to arrange delivery and mentions location references like 6917 K Washington and 1001 N Meridian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FALE
RUVICK
Washington Irvington
Tather-Warnock
NASH
STLTZ
mada
Meridian FORD
Settlement Reached Over Ireland Status After Talks
Spokesmen for Dublin and the British premier arrive at a settlement after an eleventh hour conference. The result modifies Lloyd George proposals once rejected by Sinn Fein, signaling an end to the central controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DUBLIN
BRITAIN
Ireland
Delegates Reach Agreement After Night Talks In London
London officials and Sinn Fein delegates said an agreement has been reached and will be sent to Parliament and the Dail Eireann for acceptance. Sir James Craig received a copy by special messenger after a long session with Lloyd George. Michael Collins declined to comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LONDON
Associated Press
Dail Eireann
James Craig
apecial messenger
Lloyd George
Sinn Fein
Downing street
cara
Michael Collins
Bank Robber Captured After Daring Patoka Theft
A lone gunman, Leo Carl, robbed the Patoka National Bank of 872 dollars then fled. A posse pursued him through Princeton streets, he fired twice, was wounded by birdshot, and finally surrendered as officers closed in. Authorities recovered all but 131 dollars. The town has about 500 residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolls
PRINCETON
Ind
Leo Carl
national bank
Patoka
here
William
Barrett
Rob Fields
Daphne Smith
Minerva Wingham
Dink Flowers
Carl
bird
sheriff Flowers
Fool Above All Law Judge Carter Speaks to Juniors
Judge Carter told the Junior Chamber of Commerce there is no law to prevent him from being a fool. He warned laws cannot replace capital and urged ample paid up capital stock to back corporate finance. The address covered corporate law and finance for the organization’s winter educational program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judes Solon J Carter
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Judge Carter
addreas
ormanteation
Fudge Carter
Iren
Conference ends in Dublin amid tense truce talks
The article describes a tense day of high level meetings with Prime Minister and Sinn Fein leaders including Arthur Griffith Michael Collins and Robert Barton. It notes a modified government proposal and the Irish delegates returning to headquarters to consult before replying. Negotiations pivot on peace efforts following King George's Belfast appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Mamion Duggan
Wno Meluiy
Arthur Griffith
Michael Collins
Robert C. Barton
thafr
Sinn Fein
Ulster
tretamtbh—amth
King George
Belfast
Lloyd George
Eamon DeValera
Sir James Craig
London
DeValera
Indiana Weather Forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday
Fair Tuesday and Wednesday with little temperature change across Indiana and vicinity. The forecast notes stable conditions and no significant precipitation expected, keeping temperatures near seasonal norms for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Indiana apalis
Also Mentioned on This Page
HUFF
America
Gonelder
MAURICE EARLY
Sarah Shank
board of public safety
Hot Springs
Ark
Ernest L. Kingston
board of safety
Edward G. Sourbler
Andrew Wald
Edwin H. Beck
William Armitage
Sarah
Armitage
Beck or
Wahl
rt al
pawedeover merohéndiae
Shap tonhay
COAST EAST
Frescuers
Bucks county
Woodmont
Paper Mills
Bryn Athyn
WCRAY
O. K
Pittish
Allied Board
Berlin
GONTI
eld
CARTER
SvetA pet
Moninam
ORD Fae
aratyred
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!