Debate on British proposal to abolish submarine tonnage
Washington discussion centers on US plan to limit submarine tonnage at 6000 for Britain and retain current levels for Japan France Italy. France favors abolition but other powers show cautious support. Italy opposes ban as debate continues.
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Washington, D. C
Associated Press
Naval Armament Committee
Washington
Great Britain
Japan
France
Italy
United States
Pan Atoll
Iulfour
Redete
Sehanxer Ng
Alvle
Oatinu Connilt- 1
Strangly
Coutony
Harding calls treaty interpretation dispute unimportant
President Harding said the four power Pacific treaty interpretation differences are unimportant and pledged confidence in the American delegates. He rejected claims of withholding information and stated the pact contemplates no alliance or entanglement, urging focus on the treaty’s major purpose.
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Associated Press
Harding
Lee
Senate
Provident
Prohibition Agents Held in Moonshiner Death Case
Antigo Wisconsin reports a jury's unexpected decision holding federal agents for the death of moonshiner Warger after a raid. Evidence suggested officers opened fire during surrender, while local officials and Salvation Army aid efforts are also described, including Christmas food boxes for needy families.
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Antigo
Josept
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Tadax
Patoon
Salvationa Aroy
Who
South Rourti Street
Santa Claus
Salvation Army
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la Crosse
Social Service Society
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Ohio River Flood Strains Cincinnati After Heavy Rain
Cincinnati faces rising Ohio River levels after a three day downpour causes streets to flood. Officials warn of worsening conditions as water climbs, prompting city crews to monitor levees and divert traffic where needed.
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Ohio River
Cincinnati
Rent Reductions Reported Amid Christmas Gifts in Cleve
In Cleveland a downtown drug store faced rent relief during Christmas. Affected tenants received reductions, with estimates around Len percent. Officials say the measure aims to ease hardship for duty tenants amid holiday costs.
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Clueveland. C
Christmas Day Memories from La Grasse and Nearby
Vivid reminiscence of Christmas in 1855 era La Grasse and nearby towns. The narrative recalls snow, first-day experiences, the local streets, family ties, and early settlement life, including railroads, shops, and modest homes. It mentions hospital visits, a community Christmas program, and a fundraising concert featuring local performers and sponsors.
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API
Government Bend
Nine Die As Tennessee Storm Rages Across State
Tragic storm sweeps Tennessee causing nine deaths and widespread damage. Reports describe a white man killed and various property losses, with the Mississippi River region feeling the flood’s force. A brick building sheltering residents in Glackdale collapses, trapping occupants and endangering fifty people.
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Memphis
Mississippi
Glackrdale
AIF
Postoffice to Open on Monday
The general delivery at the post office will open Monday morning from 9 to 10 o clock. Carriers will make early deliveries as during Christmas package season.
Holiday edition skip for Tribune and Leader-Press
The Tribune and Leader-Press will not publish a Sunday issue on Christmas. Staff will take the holiday to be with families. Readership will receive usual Sunday features in this edition with world news by wire and possible bulletins or an extra edition if needed.
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Tribune and
Leader-Press
Tribune
News of
Ler“~Press
En. Thelishers
British troops rush to quell Cairo revolt in history’s echo
Distracted by chaos in Cairo, British forces move to quell a revolt while officials weigh terms. Reports describe mobs, arrests, and the presence of military units as governments debate advisers, control over foreign affairs, and reassertions of authority in the crisis.
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Cairo
Chicago family injured in crash during Christmas visit
A Chicago family traveling for a Christmas visit were badly injured in a train crash near Gale. The victims include Mr. and Mrs. Cesar Prehs and their two children, Minaures and Sr Tiny, among others.
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Chigagn
Shehar
Chicago
Minaures & Sr
Gale
TH . Grom
Seiper
Rehan
Atenar
Cesar Prehs
Debs given ten year commutation and socialists invited home
President Harding shortened the sentence of socialist leader Eugene V. Debs and pardoned twenty three others tied to war time offenses. In Terre Haute, a homecoming celebration for socialists is planned as a public reception is prepared for Debs with civilians connected to the war era. The pardons cover several soldiers and other war related cases. more clemencies await presidential review.
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Debs
Supreme Seweoes Court
Anir Oyrhacy
Will Diay Tren
Cts
Ar- Ivar
Fand- Ing
Wes
Terre Wauth
Tod
Bence
Harding Wand
Eben Aney
Deds
Jewish Festival of Lights Begins on Christmas Day
New York notices describe Hanukkah starting at sunset on Christmas Eve and lasting for a week. Families light the menorah, share feasts, and recall the miracle of the oil that lasted eight days, with red oil and candles central to the observance.
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New York
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