Ambitious Peace Talks Hampered by Submarine Clash Threats
The week centers on Allied and German positions over indemnities and German reparations while press and officials debate American involvement. Britain seeks to deter German aggression through expanded naval measures as France pushes for maritime safeguards. U S sentiment teeters between nonintervention and a potential role if French security necessitates it, with heavy focus on the Pacific and Atlantic trade routes and the looming strategic Franco-British conflict.
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Nerehann Marine
Great Britain
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Relan
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Prange
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London
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America
Finnen
Teagio of Nations
Britain
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France
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Amariva
Cantorree
Amorieh
Wade
Harding
Pally
Simon Te Kneane
St Lavserenes
Mississippi
Archbishop Saigh Hosts Greek Rite Mass in New York
Public invited to meet His Grace Tuesday evening as Archbishop Saigh plans high mass in St Joseph's Cathedral. A Greek Rite service will substitute the Eastern rite with a reception at Father Salmone's home, and further events include a visit to St Paul and Journeys.
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St. Joseph's Cathedral
Roger Marximos
Tyre
Grevk
Philip Salmone
Our Taity of
Knights of Celarbns
Laigh
St. Paul and
Joulnth
la Crosse
Fai
Wisconsin
Minnessota
Mort
Iowa
Suneday
Bismarck
Denver Ve
Sheen
Huron
Danksonville
LA Bae
Court Order Blocks State Board From Revoking License
A Wisconsin injunction bars the Wisconsin Real Estate License Board from revoking the license of Thomas Maseo, former board member, who resigned amid questions about the board’s actions. The order forbids the board from dismissing the case or discussing it among members, while the constitutionality of the board's handling is challenged.
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State Board
Mamiscan
Wis
Barron
President calls meeting on farm relief in Washington
Acting at the president's direction Secretary Wallace extended invitations to nine farmers organizations and industry representatives tied to agriculture for a national conference in Washington within about a month to suggest practical ways to ease the severe agricultural low mood across the country.
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Washington
Harding
Wallace
Arrests Reveal Million-Dollar Bonds Thefts Trio Nabbed
New York police and postal inspectors arrested Mrs. Abe Attell, divorced wife of former pugilist Sam Gold, and two men, including Harry Cohen, in a scheme involving 1.5 million dollars in U.S. bonds stolen en route from the Federal Reserve Bank to Washington. Some bonds were altered or cancelled, with stamps removed. Mrs Attell allegedly tried to pass altered government bonds. the others face conspiracy charges.
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New York
Abe Attall
Wifr
Sam Gold
Harry Cohen
Palies Cham Banat
Federal Reserve Bank
Treasury Department
Washington
Atell
Boxer
California
Cold Weather and Gales Warn New Year Travel
A stern northwest storm disrupts the region, with gale winds expected across the Atlantic coast and lower temperatures ahead. The storm may affect the Lake Huson area and pass toward Norfolk, Virginia, possibly bringing rain to the coast and colder conditions into the new year.
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Avinaile
Nlehl
Norfolk
Oogina
Chile
Tennessee
Gulf States
Florida
Behave or move: new mayor warns wrongdoers
Yountstown Ohio reports the new mayor delivering a stern warning to troublemakers. He vows to act at midnight and promises to address the police if disorder continues. The message frames a crackdown with a one week notice to depart the area. Weather outlook follows with mixed precipitation and cool temperatures.
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Yountstoven
Ohio
George Totles
Eeventrif
Miayor-Eleen
Sunda
Oleg
Judge Kirkiland Dead Madison
TV judge Kirkiland of Jefferson, a prominent member of the state bar, died Saturday morning at his Madison home. He was 72 years old.
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Jefferson
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Hoo
Japan in Notice to China She'll Concede No More
Fragmented OCR notes report on a Japanese demand that China yield no more concessions in a forthcoming conference. The piece discusses China’s position, potential arbitration, and fears of a shift in East Asia power dynamics, including implications for Manchuria and regional alliances. Named entities include Japan, China, and references to diplomatic figures and committees.
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Japan
China
Sid Mar Hani- Iain Polak Chie
Italian decree delays December rankings in Rome
The decree, issued with ministers of industry and finance backing, delays until January 4 a settlement originally set for Saturday regarding all Italian horses. The move reflects government action on industrial and fiscal matters affecting the event.
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Httlemenp
Italy
Rome
Associatad Press
Industry
Treasury
Christmas holiday notice from Tribune and Leader-Press
In accordance with the holiday plan the Tribune and Leader-Press will publish Sunday edition so employees may spend New Year's Eve with families The Monday edition will appear at noon The publishers
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the Tribune and Leader-Press
Chimney Fire Reported at Skaar's Residence
A chimney fire occurred at Mrs. M. Skaar from 415 South Fifth Street around Saturday noon. Firefighters from Central Fire Station responded quickly, and no damage was reported.
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SKAAR
M. Skaar
South Fifth Street
Amaranns
Central Fire
Powers Agree To Division of Cables of Yap
Washington AP report states a treaty divides Yap cable rights among the United States Japan and the Netherlands The Yap Guam cable goes to the US Yap Shanshai to Japan and Yap Menado to Holland Britain and Italy accept with reservations The deal depends on Versailles signatories and Yap's status as a former German possession invites further claims
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Ashington
D. C
Associated Press
Netherlands
United States
Japan
Washington
Holland
Great Britain
Italy
Renner
Yap
Germany
Simonds on Washington Conference and European Peace Talks
The excerpt debates the Washington conference and a potential new Europe crisis. It notes British and French interests, the danger of a clash among powers, and the need for a new economic and political deal. It references Balfour, Cannes, and possible future talks in London or Paris.
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Witether
Parkionhir
Caordinaris Shack
Jane
Great Britain
Bowen
Frenett
AL Mir
Ian
Europe
Parane
French Accept Root Code For Submarine War Draft Treaty
Draft treaty content negotiations between France and Britain on naval warfare rules reach near completion. Delegations in Washington discuss prohibiting submarine torpedoing of merchant ships and reaffirming existing naval warfare rules. Final agreements on tonnage and capital ships expected next week as draft Root proposals advance.
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Simon
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Washington
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Canfereyer
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Paris
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