Harding Treaty Rift Over Pacific Pact Application
Washington AP report notes split between President Harding and American arms delegates on how the four power Pacific treaty should apply to Japanese lands. Harding says the difference in view should not block conference or ratification, amid continued French calls for higher small craft ratios and Japanese reservations about Shantung. Aaron Kato of the Japanese delegation references secrecy over treaty interpretation and possible future changes.
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Washington, D. C
Associated Press
Harding
Shantung
da Frances
Lodge
State Department
Aaron Kato
Marting
Clarification of 4 Power Pact May Follow Dispute
Reported dispute over Japan’s protection and the Allied response prompts potential clarification of the four power pact. French figures on naval graft and Sino-Japanese tensions complicate near-term negotiations while Tokyo awaits orders on strategic moves.
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Japan
Bill to prohibit blocs by Ausorge bill in New York
A draft bill from Representative Ausorge, a New York Republican, would prohibit blocs. Senators and representatives faced potential fines for opposing the measure. The proposal cites the Sherman Act on restraint of trade and foresees authority and action by lawmakers amid debate.
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Ausorge
New York
Nice
Qin Suses
Imine
Wis
Anserer
Record Cold Wave Hits Present Winter Across Region
A dated weather note describes a Wednesday cold wave across the upper Mississippi Valley and Northwest with temperatures around five degrees above or below zero later in the day. Forecasters warn of possible snow and a milder trend later, urging readers to take precautions and stay indoors when necessary.
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AL & S.m. TL
Mississippi Valley
P.m. de Maereury
Ata
Emma Goldman Finds Doors of Nations Locked
Emma Goldman faces closed borders as authorities bar travel to Riga and other destinations. The article notes German and Russian restrictions on anarchists, with Goldman preparing to depart from Hamburg amid pressure and evacuations in the Baltic region.
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Emma Goldman
Coliman
Mexinder Gerkman
Alexader Shapiro
Sevi
Ris
Miss Goldman
Theoeld Geigh
Cote Horning
Germany
Lins
Foroney tariff clash rocks importer plans in Senate debate
Fragmentary report describes lawmakers and allies debating a proposed tariff on imports as a major test of U S policy. It notes opposition from industry groups and concerns over cheap labor, with references to American valuation and broader protectionist aims.
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Wallington
Charees
Hilda
Paritt
Moerdnes
Menna
Maenna
Successor to New La Crosse Bishop Consecrated Today
The ceremony in Chicago marked the consecration of the new La Crosse bishop with archbishops and officials in attendance. The event honored a long line of church leaders as a historic transition for the diocese. Meanwhile, reports from Milwaukee note Joseph Curr charged with theft, and Columbus bank robbers escaped with 109000 after staging a daytime hold up at the Stelro n Citizens Trust and Saving Bank.
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New LA Crosse
la Crosse
Minnesota
M. Om
Poe
Bismarck
Denver
Helena Eeaane
Huroa
Jacksonvillate
Madison
Memphis
Medicine Hat
Milwaukee
Newark
Newark Aereeter 46 42 . New Orleans
Francisco
Minneapolis
Aed
Washington Ve . Erect
Fake revenue stamps tied to Chicago moonshine raid
Federal agents arrested Emil Carlona and his wife Pasqualina in Chicago as part of a months long operation locating a counterfeit liquor stamp plant. The scheme produced fake labels for moonshine whisky sold as genuine eight year old whiskey, with stamps valued at over two million dollars if legitimate. Gabriel Da Fiore allegedly bought stamps from Carlone as part of the sales.
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Micago
Emil Carlona
Pasqualina
Merrell
Federal
Chicago
Ingus
Bat
Johny
Cannon
Wilterfill
Frazier
Pebbleford
Cal. A.C. Rarnshaw
Department of Internal Revenue
New York
Col. Harnshaw
State Street
Lindenfeld Bids Return to America in Wall Street Plot Tale
Reports allege Lindenfeld seeks repatriation to the United States amid claims of a bare plotting tie to the Wall Street explosion in September 2000. Authorities say Lindenfeld promised cooperation while naming a wagon driver connected to the device.
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Associacy
Cansiound
Willian Line
America
Wall Street
Septemer
Lindenfeld
Americ
Wall
Tintenfeld
Vin Dostraye
Tospe
Wali Soxter
Xerviue
Ehie Limlenfell Cdsa
Twa
Girdenfells
Jawwihep Princingals
Dress Suit Cops Trail Hip-Oil in Dry Chicago
Detectives from the central office pursue a clandestine operation in Chicago, stopping a group described as dress suit violators. The arrests target a social circle and include several who are scheduled to appear in court Wednesday.
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Chicago
Briand Refuses Further Reduction in German Reparations
Premier Briand, meeting Premier Giald George in London, firmly rejects any further cut in Germany's reparations total. The French premier opposes a fixed payment plan and argues for continued German payment by industry and the German economy.
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Briand
Giald George
London
Germany
Sot
Service Men and St Francis Patients Receive Phonograph Gifts
Fifteen service members and patients at St Francis hospital received portable phonographs as Christmas gifts funded by public subscriptions and local efforts. Plymouth and West Salem community members contributed, with Oak Park music store aiding the purchase, a piano-style cabinet phonograph with modern reproducer. Chocolates from Tin Funke Candies and hospital outreach by local firms followed, marking a season of giving to veterans and convalescents.
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Tess Bremner
Cilla
Callaway
Srnck
Calwar
Amanean Legion
West Salem
Braneis Haspiterl
Hess
Liesla
Tin Funke Candr Company
Pian
Bath
W. TD. Ronsevalt Company
Witness Testimony Conflicts Over Georgia Camp Killing
A witness asserts seeing a non working man killed at a Georgia camp after resisting arrest while others dispute the official account. The report details disputed timelines, a May or June killing, and cross examinations about Crawford, Willis, and Halloy. A senator and telegraphic testimonies surface, with accusations and defense from several parties amid wartime rhetoric.
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Wailis
Tat Crawford
Enurl
Wis
Willis
Steporis
Halloy
Herb Day
Adjourning Hearing On Soldier Hanging Charges
A legislative committee adjourned a hearing on charges related to a soldier’s hanging. The adjournment followed failure to obtain sufficient witness testimony and the panel moved into executive session to decide whether further questioning should occur.
German in Kapp revolt sentenced to five years
Leipsic report says Dr Voudugow, a German active in the Kapp revolt, was sentenced to five years by the federal supreme court. The case concerns the March 220 uprising that briefly overthrew the government.
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Leipsic
Voudugow
Federal Supreme Court
Orbich
Bheth
Retired Manufacturer Feeds Farm Machinery Board in Chicago
The Antimecan Farm Gurren federation of standardization announces leadership by President J. R. Howard. W. Crversate serves as secretary and chairman G. W. Crimp son of the National Association of Pana Equipment Manufacture appears among the appointees with E. A. White, president of the American Society of Agricultural Ey cheers.
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Farm Machine Board
Chicago
J. R. Howard
W. Crversate
G. W. Crimpson
National Association of Pana Equipment Manufacture
Arkwerbt Uieutant Venicle Daslers’ Agsouineting
E. A. White
American Society of Agricultural Ey
Cheers
Duffy Tellgal Premier Made Threat Urges Ratification
Dublin reports Sister of Cork’s late Lord Mayor Mary MacSwiney attacking Premier Lloyd George as an unscrupulous scoundrel in a Dublin debate on the Anglo Irish treaty. Irish plenipotentiaries face ultimatums to sign under threat of hostilities as talks continue with mixed support. The session shows factions splitting narrowly over ratification with continued doubt about the treaty’s fate.
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Dublin
Associated Presae
Mary MacSwiney
MacSwiney
Cork
Lloyd George
Adaming
Dieorze
Blasi Goerze
Fia
Ireland
Amo J. Dagean
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