Curzon Speech Shocks French Delegation At Arms Talks
The Curzon address at the arms conference stunned the French delegation with strong warnings against enforcing a mailed fist policy. Paris officials, including Rene Viviant, kept quiet as London pressed for a broader stance on land armaments amid tensions over the Angora agreement and post treaty questions.
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Wilahington
London
France
Rene Viviant
Bria
Britain
Tonahh
Lord Gur
Washington
Mustapha Kemal
Anatolia
Great Britain
League of Nations
Herland
Schanzer
Tralian
Balfour
Europe
Curzon
Lorchurgon
Carson
Vivlini
Hloe
Briand Attacks Balfour Speech in New York
Premier Briand of France dismissed Lord Balfour’s London address as militaristic and warned that a single discordant note cannot derail the conference in Washington. He said the disarmament effort benefits the United States and France, while noting Germany will see France does not stand alone.
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United Press
New York
Washington
Brian
France
Lord Carson
London
United States
Germany
Lord Curgton
Nkland
Canada to Honor Unknown War Hero
Ottawa reports Canada will honor its unknown war dead by bringing the body of an unknown soldier from the western front to be buried beneath the Victory Tower of the new Parliament building. The announcement came Friday.
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Ottawa
Canada
Dominion
Parliament
Mars Overtakes Jupiter Predicted in Sunday Dawn Sky
New York readers are told to rise early Sunday to witness Mars pass Jupiter as dawn approaches. The article notes Mars will overtake and become visible across most regions, except New York and the North Pole, with the event occurring around first light.
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Mars
Jupiter
New York
Marc
North Pole
Testimony Focuses on Rappe Attacks and Alcholism Claims
In a San Francisco court on Friday, Irene Morgan testified about Miss Rappe's repeated attacks and clothing tearing during episodes worsened by intoxicants. Dr. Rumwell described the deceased's alleged alcoholism, while ex-sweetheart Harry Barker recounted long-ago incidents, and defense witnesses challenged the prosecution's narrative.
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Sin
Arbuebele
Virginia Rlappe
Miss Morgan
Universal Service
Irene Morgan
Los Angeles
Miss Rappe
Frank McConnell
San Francisco
District Attorney's Office
Fatty
Mins Kappe
Harry D. Barker
California
Chicago
Smith and Lynch Fight to Ten Round Draw at Madison Square Garden
New York November 26 Midget Smith and Joe Lynch fought a ten round draw in one of the fastest bouts seen at Madison Square Garden. The rivals traded blows from the opening bell with both men near kayo status at times. In round four Smith dropped Lynch but recovered to finish strong despite sustained pressure. In round eight Lynch cut Smith with a right and the crowd wondered how both avoided knockdowns.
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New York
Midget Smith
Joe Lynch
Madison Square Garden
Sanith
Lineh
Mikke Fury Lyne
Curt Smith
Smith
Farmers union seeks phone rate cut in Boyd County
The Nebraska railway commission receives a resolution from the Boyd County farmers union demanding end to temporary water allowances for Northwestern Bell Telephone and a 10 cent reduction on old rates. The resolution was adopted unanimously.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska «Late Railway Commission
Farmers’ Union of
Boyd
Comillasion
Northwestern
Hell Telephone Company
Boyd County
Witness Dismissed by Court in Mock Trial Scene
In a Birmingham Age-TMerald vignette, a wary examiner mocks a witness about birth dates and memory. The devised dialogue satirizes legal procedure as the witchees tease and the attorney presses for exact dates amid a tense courtroom atmosphere.
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Birmingham
Witchees
Riots in Italy Hit French Consulate in Turin
Paria reports anti French riots across Italy after a Washington dispatch quoted Premier Briand on disarmament. The French consulate in Turin was invaded and furnishings smashed while Naples guards blocked mobs from the consulate. Rome saw parliament in uproar.
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Paria
Italy
Lhe
Washington
Briand
Turin
Naples
Carabineeri
Rome
Everett Harding's Father Shoots Self in Chicago
Ephraim Harding, father of Everett Harding, attempted suicide at his Chicago home by shooting himself in the head. Doctors say his condition is serious. Police surmise the act was tied to Everett Harding’s imprisonment on charges of impersonating a federal officer and claiming to be a cousin of the president.
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Chicago
Ephriam Harding
Everett Harding
Everett
Hariling
Japan's rice shortens crop boosts U S wheat sales
Washington reports indicate Japan's small rice crop drives purchases of American wheat with 1,867,000 bushels bought. Factors include Australian pool efforts to hold prices and China cereal shortages. Japan also cites cocoon crop failure and Germany's return as a buyer amid global price stabilization.
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Washington
Japan
United States
Department of Commerce
China
South Africa
Germany
Railroads Accept Invitation to U S Shipping Board Hearing
All 40 transcontinental railroads agreed to attend a December 1 conference with the United States Shipping Board. The hearing on preferential contracts with foreign steamship companies will be conducted by the interstate commerce committee and the full Shipping Board membership will be present.
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Washington
United States Shipping Board
Committee On Interstate Commerce
Reily Seeks Return After Conference With Harding
Washington reports Gov. B. H. Mont Reily will resume his Puerto Rico post after settling personal matters in Kansas City. The move comes amid strong criticism of his Puerto Rico governance, following a lengthy session between Governor Kelly and President Harding. The president voiced complete confidence in Kelly and his administration.
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Washington
Porto Rico
Mont Reilly
Kanana City
Kelly
Harding
Island
Regent Hirohito at Twenty Is Named Regent of Japan
Prince Tokugawa, speaking for the Japanese delegation in Washington, released a Tokio cable announcing that due to the emperor’s ill health the Crown Prince Hirohito, aged 20, has been constituted regent. The Mikado, now 41, will retire from ruling until recovery, with no stated change to policy.
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Washington
Tokugawa
Tokio
Jong
Mikado
Prince Tokugawa
Privy Council
Hirohito
Chinda
Baron Chinda
Japan
Jujuin
Still No Burch Jury In Kennedy Obenchain Case
In Los Angeles on Friday the jury for Arthur C. Burch and Mrs. Madalynne Obenchain in the Kennedy murder case was not yet chosen. Twelve temporary jurors, including one woman and one man, faced adjournment as both sides used peremptory challenges with no agreement on a verdict forthcoming. A torn money parcel and mafia lottery activity were also noted in separate New York investigations.
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Los Angeles
Arthur C. Burch
Illinois
Madalynne Obenchain
J. Belton Kennedy
New York
The Changing World: Birmingham Age-Herald Brief
The old fashioned girl who blushed when a stranger spoke to her has a daughter who finds herself in a snappy dispute with traffic policemen.
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Birmingham
Mai
Jury to hear Neal murder case closing arguments
In Auburn Nebraska on November 25 1923 the state and defense rested at 2 pm and began final arguments. Judge Paul Jessen of Noehauita City indicated the case likely would go to the jury on Saturday. The state contends Mrs Neal placed plates in her sleeping husband hands to simulate suicide. Neal showed intense interest during Judge Jessen's argument but remained expressionless.
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Auburn
Neb
Neal
Paul Jessen
Noehauita City
Jesgen
Min
Harding Sees Progress at China Parley and U S Policy Shift
At Wantington November 26 progress at the conference shows China granting abrogation of extraterritorial rights once Chinese laws meet a submitted code. The US plans to send a message to Congress opposing section 34 of the merchant marine act, citing impracticability for now and urging faster ratification for some nations including Germany. Berlin police ban open air demonstrations amid food trade tensions.
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Wantington
China
Hughes
United States
Far Eastern Committee
Harding
Audi Dental
Congress
Faelf
Germany
World Association
Mr. Harding
Association of Nations
Briand
Lord Carson
Europe
Wang
Pheitiah
Balfour
der Chung Hui Wang
Supreme Court of China
Fragmentary Local Dialogue Between Tourists and Native
A garbled exchange shows tourists and a native discussing a razorback hog and a trapping scene. The fragment hints at curiosities and rough humor but lacks clear context or full actions.
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Razorback
Rothschilds Ready to Advance German Credit
Berlin Nov 26 The English bank of Rothschilds has declared willingness to provide German credit amounting to 10 to 15 million pounds but only if the loan is taken up by the British public within a year, stated by Dr Kraemer at a Berlin merchants guild meeting per Allgemeine Zeitung.
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Berlin
Fem
Mothachild Hae
Kraemer
Allgemeine Zeitung
Strike Only Begun by Colorado Miners
In Walsenburg Colorado on November 25 striking miners despite state ranger restrictions said the strike against the Colorado Coal and Iron Company had “just begun.” Hunger officers ruled mass meetings would incite violence. Union organizers barred from coal camps in Huerfano. Some miners returned to work slowly and production edged higher.
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Walsenburo
Colo
Althoweh
Colorado
Colorado Muel & Iron Company
Univ
Huerfano
South Dakota Estimates Freight Rate Cuts Save Shippers
The South Dakota railroad commission estimates that new ICC freight rates on grain and hay will save South Dakota shippers about 1.1945 million dollars annually, based on an average movement. It notes carriers planned smaller reductions but no formal ICC order was issued by December 27.
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Interstate Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
South Dakota Commission
Chicago
Huron
Aberdeen
Redfield
Columbia
South Dakota
Minneapolis
Shroquoia
Carthage
Singing Prisoner Is Returned to Illinois
A 24 year old man named Frey Oliver Cheek was picked up by police in Yankton after behaving oddly. He sang almost nonstop at the police station and claimed telepathic conversations with notable figures. Authorities sent him to Sioux City and then home, warning he may sing to delay return.
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Yankton
S. UA
Froy Oliver Cheek
Ellgpotin HK
Joes
Perstitie
Hinda
Sioux City
Death of Dr Charles Rosewater in Omaha
In Omaha Nebraska Dr Charles Rosewater pioneer surgeon and brother of Edward Rosewater died after years of illness. He was born in Cleveland Ohio and came to Omaha in 1880s. The obituary notes his daughter’s death earlier, his age, and his prominence in the local medical community.
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Oamaha
Charlie Tosewater
Edward Rosewater
Omaha Hee
Tie
Rowewater
Cleveland
Ohio
Ona
Iowa Supreme Court Decisions on Appeals and Reversals
The Iowa Supreme Court handed down decisions in multiple cases. Kavli versus Hosnick and related parties were involved with Buchanan County and Stonewood in a challenged appeal. Mammoth Velm Coal Company and others had rulings affirmed on appeal and reversed on a judge's appeal.
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Lowe Supreme Court
Kavli Ve
Hosnick
Appellagt
Lee Coulis
Povereeds Amd Ft
Chappel
Aggnedliant
Wetly Et al
Buchanan County
Reyes Amd Te Mani
Stnewood
Appellant
Retineai
Mammoth Velm Cowl Company
Rion County
Codget
China Seeks Settlement at Conference Denies Withdrawal
Chung Hui Wang of the Whines delegation said China will stay at the conference and has no plan to withdraw. He dismissed withdrawal reports as mischievous and stated China came to help, aiming to regain Shantung and oppose imperialism. He cited Japan and England as sources of illegal opiate shipments via postal facilities and noted a subcommittee will draft principles on the issue.
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China
Chung Hui Wang
Dr. Wang
Japan
Wang
Sergion
Sze
England
Dublin Quarters More Optimistic
A full Dublin cabinet meeting announced Arthur Griffith would proceed to London immediately, with the rest of the delegation to follow by the next boat. The new optimism centers on a possible settlement as the situation shifts.
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Dublin
Dall
Arthur Griffith
London
Princess Mary May Honeymoon in the United States
Princess Mary plans a British limited wardrobe for her marriage and honeymoon tour. London reports she will travel with officers’ families and rely on British-made gowns, boosting domestic dressmakers and jewelers amid wartime supply concerns. The trip may start in Yorkshire with a world tour following, including a stop in Agpertod.
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Mary
Trousseau
Rue de de Paix
Yorkshire
Agpertod
Lasdorn
Onalihe Chinenm
England
Nebraska Court Hears Petition Over City Finances
The court in Lincwin Nebraska faced arguments as Judge Clemente considers a petition by an Owl dealer challenging city taxation. Olek Rielly urges the decurmer of Liwela to allow funds for the coal part competition while the dealer claims the city lacks right to money from taxes for this purpose. The day passed with no decision reached.
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Lincwin
Clemente Bn
Olek Rielly
Liwela
Iran
Petuil Coal
Comalitabion
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