Curzon speech shocks French delegation at arms talks
In London the Curzon address to the Washington conference drew anger and indigna tion from the French delegation. Rene Vivian led the group as Briand departed, while others stayed reticent. The Angora agreement and broader arms limits dominated speculation on Britain and France.
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Lon Cure Zone
London
Great Britain
Prince Aa
Lord Gurvon
Angora
Mustapha Kemal
France
Anatolia
League of Nations
Briand
Briand Defends Speech at United Nations Conference
Premier Briand of France dismissed criticism from Lord Carson and Lord Curzon, saying the arms conference has succeeded and united France, the United States, and Germany toward disarmament. He asserted Britain’s private matters do not affect the conference’s outcome.
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New York
Semalinti
Washington
Bilan
France
Lord Carson
London
United States
Germany
Persipe
Lord Curzon
England
Canada to Honor Unknown War Hero
Ottawa announces Canada will bury an unknown soldier from the Western front beneath the Victory tower at the new Parliament Building. The body will be brought home to pay tribute to Canada's unknown war dead.
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Ottawa
Canada
Dominion
Parliament
Get Up Early Sunday to See Mars Pass Jupiter
York observers report Mars will pass Jupiter around six o clock Sunday morning. The celestial event is expected to be visible from most places except the North Pole and New York, weather permitting.
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Mars
Jupiter
York
New York
North Pole
Testimony Highlights Motives in Arbuckle Trial
In San Francisco on Friday the Arbuckle jury heard witnesses including Irene Morgan from Los Angeles who described Miss Virginia Rappe and details of her condition during attacks. Harry Barker, ex-sweetheart of Rappe, testified to repeated incidents of tearing clothing, while Dr M E Rumwell cited a diagnosis of alcoholism.
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Arbuckle
Virginia Rapp
Universal Service
Irene Morgan
Los Angeles
Miss Rappe
Miss Morgan
Frank McConnell
District Attorney's Office
Milton Cohen
Defense Counsel
McConnell
Fatty
Dag
Harry D. Barker
California
Misa Rappe
Chicago
M. E. Rumwell
Jed H. Zumwalt
G. F. Shields
Delmont
Harvid Ford
Catherine Fitzgeral
Arthur Collins
Minnie Buck
Victor Latour
Mis. Fitzgerald
Arbuchkie
Smith and Lynch Fight To Ten Round Draw At MSG
New York November 26 Midget Smith and Joe Lynch fought a fast ten round draw at Madison Square Garden in a bout that thrilled the crowd. Smith floored Lynch in the fourth, Lynch cut Smith in the eighth, but both men pressed and the decision remained undecided as the fight ended.
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Joe Lench
Madison Square Garden
Ilithe Fellows
Eoual
Loyneh
Fury Lynch
Vither
Farmers Union Backs Rate Cut Demands in Boyer County
The Nebraska Railroad Commission received a resolution from the Farmers Union of Boyt County urging an end to temporary water allocations to Northwestern Bell Telephone Co in Floyd County and a 10 percent reduction from old rates. The resolution was adopted unanimously.
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Lincoln. Net
Nebraska Plate Ruilway Commission
Bridgs
Farmers Union of Boyt
Bel, Telephone Company
Floyd County
Prom Kimnahan Case Reflects On Birth Date Witness
A transcript fragment shows a lawyer challenging a witness about the exact date of birth and memories of that date. The exchange hints at a courtroom dispute over establishing foundational facts and the reliability of memory in the ongoing matter.
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Prom Kimnahan Age-Herald
Auppone
Paneth
Lowe
Riots Across Italy Hit French Consulates After Dispatch
Anti French riots sweep through Italy after a Washington dispatch quotes Premier Briand on disarmament. The French consulate in Turin is invaded and furniture smashed. In Naples a mob is stopped by the carabinieri. Rome faces parliamentary turmoil.
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Italy
Washington
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Everett Harding’s Father Shoots Self in Chicago
Ephraim Harding, father of Everett Harding and self styled cousin of the president, attempted suicide at his Chicago home by shooting himself in the head. Doctors described the condition as serious. Police said the act was likely prompted by Everett Harding’s imprisonment on charges of impersonating a federal officer and claiming kinship to the president.
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Ephriam Harding
Everett Harding
Elis Uot
Everett
Harding
Japan's Rice Shortage Boosts U S Wheat Purchases
Reports to the department of commerce state Japan's short rice crop has spurred wheat imports from the United States totaling 1,867,000 bushels. Factors include Australian wheat pool price maintenance and China’s wheat control amid famine. Japan also notes a failed fall cocoon crop and a regained German buyer role boosting global market stability.
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Japan
United States
Department of Commerce
Australian Wheat Pool
China
South Africa
Germany
Roads Accept Invitation From Shipping Board Meeting
Ten transcontinental railroads have accepted invitations to confer with the United States shipping board on December 1 regarding preferential contracts with foreign steamship companies. The full shipping board will be present, with the hearing conducted by the Interstate Commerce Committee.
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Washington
United States Shipping Board
Committee On Interstate Commerece
Relly to Return as Porto Rico Governor After Affairs
Washington on Friday President Harding voiced complete confidence in Gov. Relly. He will resume his duties in Porto Rico once he closes personal affairs in Kansas City, following a lengthy conference with Relly.
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Washington
Porto Rico
EH. Mont Melly
Kansas City
Relly
Hanling
Crown Prince Hirohito Named Regent Of Japan
Washington reports Prince Tokugawa announcing a cable from Tokyo saying the emperor’s illness prevents personal rule. Crown Prince Hirohito, aged 20, is named regent under imperial law while the mikado, aged 41, remains head of state and is expected to recover.
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Taokugawa
Tokio
Mikado
Tokugawa
Privy Council
Hirohito
Andi
Chinda
Baron Chinda
Japan
Jury Selection Drags In Kennedy Murder Case
In Los Angeles on November 26 the jury for the Arthur C. Bureh and Madalynne Obenchain murder case advanced slowly. Twelve temporary jurors sat in the box, eleven women and one man, as adjournment paused proceedings until Monday. The defense has 11 peremptory challenges and the prosecution four, with no side ready to accept a jury.
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Los Angeles
Arthur C. Bureh
Illinois
Mra
Madalynne Obenchain
J. Bolton Kennedy
Mafia money parcel reveals lottery scheme in New York
A torn parcel linked to a mafia operation exposes a New York lottery scam run by the organization. DOJ agents made multiple arrests as the group sold tickets with no prizes. Public confidence fell as the organization re commenced ticket sales and a £4,000 prize was involved.
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New York
Department of Justice
Organisaion
The Changing World
A fragment mentions a girl who blushes when a man speaks to her and a daughter who wins a contest with a traffic policeman. The text is unclear and partly garbled.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Gil
Auburn Neb Murder Case Nearing Jury Verdict
The state and defense rested in the Neal murder case at 2 pm Friday. Judge Paul Jessen held the state proved Mrs. Neal shot her husband as he slept and staged suicide by placing the pistol in his hand. The case likely goes to the jury Saturday. Mrs. Neal showed intense interest during Judge Jessen's remarks.
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Neb
Neal
Paul Jessen
Nebraska City
Harding Ingisto ac Hmang Fatify Parley Degioions
Washington reports that the conference debates tackle extraterritorial rights while China agrees to enforce laws to a standard code. Talks on postal service, foreign troops, and wireless stations unfold as President Harding considers a congress message on merchant marine exemptions.
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Harding Ingisto
HMANG
Washington
Ching
Unclear dialogue fragment from Willow Tourist scene
Fragmentary exchange shows a tourist and a Native with odd actions and questions about a beaded object and rubbing behavior. The text reads like garbled OCR with misplaced names and phrases making exact meaning uncertain.
Rothschilds Ready to Advance German Credit
Berlin Nov 26 The English banking firm of Rothschild has declared willingness to provide German credit of £10,000,000 to £15,000,000, but only if British public takes up the loan within a year, stated Dy Kraemer a prominent manufacturer at a Berlin merchants meeting per Allgemeine Zeitung.
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Dy, Kraemer
Allgemeine Zoltung
Strike only begun say Colorado miners
In Walsenburg Colorado miners report that mass meetings are prohibited but the strike against wage cuts at Colorado Mid and Iron Company has "just begun." Rangers ban union visits to coal camps in Huerfano county as returning workers rise slowly and production edges up.
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Colo
Colorado
Colorado Mid & Iron Company
Huerfano County
South Dakota Sees Big Savings From New Freight Rates
The South Dakota railroad commission estimates grain and hay freight rates set by the Interstate Commerce Commission will save South Dakota shippers about 1 194 500 dollars annually based on an average movement of these crops. The commission notes the carriers planned a smaller cut and urges a formal order. It compares current Chicago and Minneapolis routes showing a wide gap between ICC rates and carrier proposals.
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Singing Prisoner 18 Returns to Illinois
Floyd Oliver Cheek, 28, of Memphis, Tennessee, picked up in Nevada after singing in jail, is being sent home. Authorities say he claimed telepathy with figures like Harding and Pershing and was placed on a train to Sioux City, with plans to land him in his own state if he continues singing.
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Lmupilis
Wes
Atlaieely
Elis
Preaiern Harding
General Pershing
Quebec
Sioux City
Tong
Death of Dr Charles Rosewater in Omaha
Dr Charles Rosewater pioneer physician aid surgeon in Omaha dies aged 2? after shock of death of his only daughter in May yd) He was born in Cleveland Ohio and educated abroad He moved to Canada earlier in life and was brother to Edward Rosewater founder of the Omaha Bee.
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Omaha
Neb
Edward Rosewater
Omaha Bee
Iin May
Ronsewater
Cleveland
Ohio
Canata
Iowa Supreme Court Issues Decisions in Kane County Case
The Iowa Supreme Court hands down decisions involving appellants Cuppel and Shorwood in matters tied to Buchanan and Lee counties. The ruling affirms one judgment and reverses another, with details on appraisal and county confirmations.
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Tollowel
Teanieh
Coneliagt
Lee
al Fuchanan County
Shorwood
Mammore Vein Coal Company
Kon County
China to Help Conference Says Wang Denying Withdrawal
Dr. Chung Huk Wang of the Chinese delegation said no power plans withdrawal and stated China seeks Shantung through the talks. He denied new negotiations with Japan and accused certain powers of using postal facilities to ship morphine and opium, naming Japan and England as sources.
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Chen
Britain
Tor Haw Ching
Chung Huk Wang
China
Ching
Shantung
Wang
Sze
Dr. Wang
Japan
Fingland
Dublin Quarters More Optimistic
Dublin plans a full cabinet assembly with Arthur Griffith returning to London and other delegates to follow by the next boat. The shift in the situation sparks renewed optimism for a settlement among observers.
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London
Dublin
New
Dall
Arthur Griffith
Princess Mary May Honeymoon in United States
London dispatch reports Princess Mary planning a U S honeymoon amid royal duties and fashion industry shifts. The piece notes American automotive and jewelry interests, a royal gift drive, and industry observers predicting economic impact on British design and manufacturing.
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Princess Mary May
U. S
Court case over tax funds and territorial rights dispute
A fragmented report describes a legal conflict involving figures Lincala Nel Sey and Argunonis tied to a jurisdictional claim. The text mentions a court, a city, and taxation powers, with references to dealers and contractual control over funds. Details are obscured by garbled OCR.
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Nel
Lineyin
Jetithan
Lamial
Reba
Thas Wader
Comatitulion
Ohare
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