Hughes to Reveal Alliance Terms at Pacific Session Today
Secretary Hughes schedules a plenary Pacific conference session for Saturday to disclose terms of the four power agreement replacing the Anglo Japanese alliance. France formally joins the four power pact, with Kato noting Japan’s assent and a 10 year term for the agreement, renewable thereafter.
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Hughes
Rene Viviani
Paris
France
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Great Britain
Japan
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Kato
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Baron Kato
Toklo
Pacific
China
Taungtao
Chow
Shantung
Koo
Dutch air station becomes third largest airport in world
Amsterday reports Dutch Air Station has grown to the world’s third largest commercial air station. From April 14 to Ovro over 1 000 aircraft planes and freight passed through carrying passengers and mail, while General Pershing orders an army music school. Walter Damroach pledges support to reform army morale. Prison inmate at Sing Bing sues for $344, as examples of rift and unrest surface.
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Amsterday
Amatendon
Ovro
General Pershing
Walter Damroach
New York Symphony Orchestra
Moale
Lie Xehool
Sing Bing
Mrs Ashbaugh Describes Life and Death Behind Courtroom Veil
Cedar Rapids December excerpts show Mrs Effie Ashbaugh on the stand detailing events before her husband Ross Ashbaugh’s death. She describes her relations with Cahoe, the so called death broth, hiring Cahoe, and her use of life insurance proceeds amid testimony on the medicine involved. Speaks of last illness, deathbed memories, and plans for cross examination promise.
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Cedar Rapids
Effie Ashbaugh
Weat Union
Ross Ashbaugh
Arthur Cuhoe
Bobby
Cahoe
Dances Brought to Nebraska High School Auditorium
Lincoln reports the North Platte school board’s permission for student dances in the high school auditorium, with attorney EEL vans seeking Supreme Court dismissal of an injunction. He argues evolving public recreation and local board discretion justify allowing dances, contrasting past bans and reformers’ aims.
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Lincoln
Neb
School Board of
North Platte
Eelvans
Supreme Court
Bvana
Tennesse jury hears Testimony in Marth murder case
Tee TeeAirs Monde Moore Stubbs told the jury Wednesday that she shot and killed Jeroy L. Marth, a wealthy automobile dealer. She testified that Marth insulted her and they met through the country at midnight, breaking down in tears during her recital.
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Knoxville
Enn
Tee
Monde Moore Stubbs
Jeroy L. Marth
Harth
Moldlnight
Packing rule changes for eastbound fruits rejected by ICC
Washington reports the Interstate Commerce Commission found proposed changes to packing requirements for eastbound continental Trench fruits not reasonable. The Oct 3 1921 effective date was scrutinized amid an ICC investigation. In other news from Arizona NOCASHES, Andres Vii wnueve, who had represented Nayari in the Mexican Senate, has been looted governor of Nayarit to succeed Gen. Angel Flores, provisional governor.
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Continental Trench
Interstate Commerce Commission
Nocashes
Ariz
Andres Viiwnueve
State of Nayari
Senate
Mexico City
Nayarit
Angel Flores
Kansas City
Sit. Louis
St. Louis
Chicago
Slaughter Rides Out Escape From Arkansas Prison
Little Rock Arkansas December 10 convict Slaughter who escaped after holding up the state penitentiary is dead. A posse found his body in Saline county between Little Rock and Hot Springs after a gun battle at Benton. He reportedly disarmed guards, took warden Dempsey and family as prisoners and fled in a car, with five accomplices, amid a manhunt that stretched across the region.
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Ark
Slaughter
Arkansas State Penitentiary
Saline County
Hot Springs
Benton
Dempsey
Tucker
Bliss Adkinson
Ron Brown
Fulton
Kid
H. Dempsey
Elaine
Herman Vezollle
Vezolle
Tom Coppersmith
Voeznelline
Coppersmith
Tom Copperamith
Copperamith
Nurse
Warden Dempsey
Ike
Vegoille
Walla
Nineteenth Street
Policeman Kills 4-Year-Old in Tulew Incident
Dec 10 Tulew Chin reports Robert Davis aged four was shot and killed by Policeman Mondier while the officer, living at a feeding man, was engaged in a domestic disturbance. The tragedy shocks the town as investigators review the case.
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Tulew
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Robert Davis
Frynay
Peliceman Mondier
Secretary Weeks Attacked in House Over New York Address
Representative Tincher of Kansas assailed Secretary Weeks in the House on Friday for an address in New York he claimed attacked Congress and the president. The debate centered on the implications of the secretary’s remarks and sparked partisan disagreement in Washington.
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Washington
Weeks
House
Representative Tincher
Kansas
New York
Tincher
Congress
Frigid Houston Memo Sparks Cold Storage Note
In a fragmented Houston item the speaker laments extreme cold and hints at a personal image stored away. The brief traces a theme of chilling distance and a desire to retrieve a valued memory from obscure archival lines.
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Houston
Opt
Complete Tieup Looms as Chicago Strikes Escalate
Chicago dispatch reports a general strike of stock yard workers in sympathy with meat cutters and butchers, risking a complete tieup. Rioting injured many, with a fatal stabbing, arrests, and police clashes as governors and unions weigh mediation and plant operations.
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Chicago
Did Burg Throw Gun Into Ocean Trial Teases Evidence
The prosecution links Arthur Burch to the Beverly slaying of J Helton Kennedy by alleging he fled to Santa Monica Beach and discarded the shotgun used in the murder. Witness Summar testified seeing a roadster near the canyon mouth and a man fleeing, while Lois Hesenty corroborated the getaway and the vehicle’s path.
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Burch
J. Helton Kennedy
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Santis Monica Beach
Kennedy
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Wous
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Lois Eiesenty
Tamether
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Mra
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Hesenty
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Che
Bia
Father Assaults Lynch School Head Over Tuition
Frank B Hallett, father of Hallett's daughter, beat Lynch School head in Lyne Nebraska, leaving him seriously injured and hospitalized. Hallett was arrested and jailed in Butte. The dispute stemmed from tuition charges. The article mentions Roosevelt and local school letters, but details are unclear.
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Neb
Dew
Penn
Lynch Schools
Frank B Hallett
Hallett
Butte
Juvenile Geologist Finds Inland Whale Skeletons in Fingland Coast
The Philadelphia Public Ledger reports in a curious note that fossilized skeletons of two whales were found 80 miles inland along Fingland coast. The account mixes odd dialogue about a baby eating tadpoles and a playful exchange, while noting the extraordinary inland find and its coastal origin.
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Fingland
Aye & Cable
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Ines Postmaster Bound Over for Embezzlement in Norfolk
Norfolk Neb Dec 1 United States Commissioner Norvel bound over Charles McNally postmaster of Ines to the federal court on a charge of embezzling a money order totaling 2507.78 dollars. Local officials report the case as part of an investigation into postal losses.
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Charles McNally
Ines. Net
Fedal Court
United States
Norvel
Stine Arrest in Wall Street Bomb Probe Draws Blame
New York police say Mike Stine, an acrobat, was arrested Friday in Gi n a h e as a suspect in the Wall Street bombing case. Officials said a formal description will be sought of Stine and the parish where he was taken into custody, with details to follow.
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New York
Dudley Field Malone
Port of
Doris Btevens
Malone
United States
O'Gorman
Paris
Stevens
Willard Malone
Chicago
Armour
Omaha
Dold
Raliph Dold
Cold Packing Company
Skinner
J. W. Burns
Omaha Union
Cold
Nebraska City
Neb
Morton Gregson Packing Company
M Aldrich
Wheeler
Covernor Barrows
Joel
Wall Street
Stine
Ginahe
Oonaha
Parthonhurs
Mandy's Capacity Dance Meet Turns Comic Misread
Pete hurries to a Chicago dance to meet Mandy but fails to arrive on time. He asks if she is prostam full, she replies with a bold quip about needing more than two sandwiches and tea to satisfy her program. The piece also notes global numbers on opers, India, Japan, and South American totals.
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Chicago Herald and Examiner
Pete
Mandy
India
Japan
Senator Watson Faces Off With Army Officers At Hearing
In December 1048 at the Senate committee hearing on charges against American soldiers in France, Senator Watson berated Maj Cohen and Col Bethel, threatened to strike officers, accused the committee of prejudice, and caused an uproar until adjournment. Shields defended the officers as Brandegee attempted order.
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Brandagee
Majo Cohen
Atc
Sennator Brandagee
Sennester Watson
Tee
Tennessee
Branilegee
Atachig Bie Wiis
Jane
Piranidegee
Will Hays to quit mails for movies plan
A muddled report suggests Will Hays may resign from postal duties related to film promotions. The article hints at salary differences, a potential bonafide offer, and Cabinet commentary while President Tharding is noted as informed.
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Washington
Dee
Hiya
Pine
Muster Gemeril
Prienda Atate Je
Tharding Ta Dihewlae
Ford Motor Company plans plant in Germany details unclear
A Detroit dispatch notes Ford Motor Company intends to start a factory in Germany to manufacture automobiles for the European market. The report cites timely European field reports and mentions London correspondents confirming ongoing arrangements.
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Ford Motor Conmpieny Kline Ti Atart & Factory
Germany
Detroit
Tow. Jones Finateral News Gaerne
Chocks G. Sorenson Ie
London
Lerangenenta
Omaha Food Prices Drop in Nationwide Report
Washington reports November price changes across U S cities with minor declines in several regions. Newark Buffalo Chicago Cincinnati and Houston show varied shifts while overall food costs vary by locale.
Treaty debate rages as De Valera faces Griffith appeal
The Dail vote on the treaty hinges next Wednesday with forecasts showing about 100 of 120 votes aligning with Griffith. Four of six women members likely side with De Valera, while Cork members back Griffith. Bishop Fogarty supports the treaty, claiming Treland can live freely without interference. No repercussions between De Valera, Griffith, and Collins are expected.
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Arthur Griffith
Legat
Griffith
de Valera de Valera
Council of the Irish Republican Arms
de Valera
Michael Collins
Colins
de Cork
Dail
Giriith
Cork
Trelane
Fondon
Bishop Fogarty
Treland
Grifffith
Collins
Dublin tension over De Valera resignation forecast
London based Dublin correspondent Miridas reports the resignation of De Valera as president of the republic likely due to Anglo Irish treaty acceptances. A separate incident near Grain involved an unidentified mob attacking a company, throwing stones, firing four shots, injuring four of 400 released Irish political prisoners. The Bailey Kilner camp held about 1400 internees Friday, with conditions grim.
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Dublin
Miridas
de Valera
Katesbridge
Ao Ellapateh
Chinese Revolters Threaten Republic in Civil Conflict
A Chinese rebel faction led by Kweilo Chie and Geo threatens the Republic, aiming to seize power from the government. A contingent marching from 23 miles south of Can Son Verose is pursued by loyal forces. Chant Tao Lit is directing another group opposing Wooft, while fears of rear attacks restrain one commander.
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Chie
Geo
Aun Tulsen
Tin
Can
Teeups
Ida Wife
Shay Yar Sen
Looks Like Rooster And Crows Too But This Bird Lays Eggs
A fragment from a late item describes a remarkable bird exhibited at a London poultry show. It mentions a cockerel like creature laying eggs and references a Kent Counts Traduit Center event at Lynhford with several scientists seeking to study the phenomenon.
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Kent Counts
Lynehford
Excuses No Man Pitushureh Report
Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear names and phrases with stray words. No coherent event or identifiable persons, places, or dates emerge to summarize into a proper news item.
Death List and Collisions Report Sparks International Turmoil
A confusing dispatch notes a collision involving a mixed team and a death list, referencing American officers and alleged spies. It cites Grand Forka North Carolina and Vladivostok, mentioning a vodka binge and a supposed "white whale" power struggle. The piece hints at political action and global tension amid wartime rumors.
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N. C
Vladivostok
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