Agreement Between U S and Japan Nears Final Terms
An Associated Press report says a bilateral accord between the United States and Japan on a new land and trade framework is expected soon after official confirmation. The piece notes broad consent on nonretroactivity and outlines tensions over treaty provisions, with statements from officials in Washington and Tokyo.
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Associated Press
California
Wastiteton
Ati Beeret
America
Marquis Okuma
Tagueeetia
Establish Line of Steamers Between Sweden and Chile
Fragmentary OCR describes an international steamship line planned between Sweden and Chile guided by a Sverdiata millionaire. The text mentions presiding figures, possible routes, and negotiations with Nether and American interests, but most names and details are garbled.
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Sweden
Chile
Vampaiai EA
Adesander Aettstia
Sverdiata
Shin Mier
Presidin
Pe Foinson
Gompers Claims Gains For Unionists In Congress
Samuel Gompers declares in a statement on election results that at least fifteen union men were elected to Congress with expectation of twenty to twenty five. He cites a nonpartisan labor policy and notes many incumbents with perfect records were reelected amid a push against privilege. The AFL plans to publish detailed lists of those reelected and defeated.
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Gompers
Labor Federation
Gotmepers
Gempers
Congress
Campaien
Organized Workers of
Our Republic
American Federation of Labor
Holland May Vote On Republic If Commission Proposals Adopted
A Dutch constitutional commission proposes revising the constitution to allow a referendum on abolishing royalty in Holland. If adopted, the throne would pass only to male-line descendants or their successors, with a public vote on changing government form under the plan.
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Holland
Republic
Juliana
Wilhelmina
Henry
Commission
Germany faces treasury deficit amid Rhine crisis
In the Reichstag Dr Karl Feltensten, former chancellor, said Germany’s treasury showed a deficit around 6000000000 marks as expenditures reached 100000000000 marks and receipts would total 0,000,000,000. He argued against funding the inter allied high commission in the Rhine and faulted Finance Minister Wirth for inaction while Wirth announced a bill for a sacrifice tax and a one billion mark credit to fund ceretas abroad. The government said the crisis could only be solved if people can live.
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Gerlin
Germany
Karl Felt Fersen
Reichstag
Lee
High Commission
Rhine
Rhine Territory, and Reproached ‘the’ Minister of Finance, Dr. Wirth
Pr. Wirth
Baer Defeated in Fargo Race by Bortness Victory
Congressman John H. Baer of the First District, backed by the Nonpartisan league, loses reelection to Republican 0. B. Bortness as returns from Fargo begin to shape results. Initial precinct tallies show G. M. Young leading Ole Olson for the Second District, with Olsson tied to Nonpartisan endorsement, as 49 of 739 precincts report and votes tallied include Yount at 6,261 and Olson at 25,104.
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Fargo
John HE. Baer
Nonpartisan League
B. Bortness
Baer
G. M. Young
Ole Olson
Olson
North Side Youth Returns After Long Absence
George Sady Jr., 16, of St. Cloud Street, returned home yesterday afternoon after an absence since September 24. He says a farmer detained him when he asked to leave Lowe last September and worked on a Crescent farm. police had circulated photos to locate him.
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George Sady Jr
Young
George Lady
Police Department
Nicky Arnsteinpleads not guilty in Washington case
In Washington, Nicky Arnstein and two brokers, David Sullivan and Wilen Esstster, entered not guilty pleas to an indictment accusing them of conspiring to import stolen securities into the district from New York. Arnstein reserved the right to withdraw his plea within a week and to pursue further motions.
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Washington
Tules W
Nicky) Arnstein
Gould
District of Columbia Supreme. Court
District
New York
Arnstein
David Sullivan
Wilen W Esststerday
Arpstein
Red Cross Poster Campaign Urges Immediate Display
Embers of the Red Cross roll call posters: the publicity committee today urged households that received posters to place them in windows at once. Local campaign posters were few, so all available signs should be used to aid the drive.
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Red Cross
Woman sheriff selects husband as deputy in Roscommon
Roscommon Michigan reports Mrs. Jane Johnson, 65, elected sheriff, vows to place her husband as deputy while she continues family duties and duties of overseeing law enforcement. She relies on his six years of experience as sheriff and notes their forty year marriage.
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MPRA
Asiee Ferna
Marion
Ohio
Harding Mimself
Her Enterprise Association
Senius
Hardige
Warren G
Findly
Bob Derman
Roscommon
Mich
Jane Jennson
Roscommon County
Beier and Mrs Biesen Arraigned in County Court
John Beier facing murder charges for Nick Biesen case arraigned with plea of not guilty. Helen Biesen also arraigned on statutory charge, held without bail. both set for examination November 19. courthouse crowd gathered as Curiosity seekers crowded the Fourth street entrance awaiting hearings.
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John Beier
Nic Biesen
Brinkman Ridge Farmer
A. HN. Schubert
Beier
Helen Biesen
John G. Beier
Nick Bieson
Brinkma Imer
Brindley
Referrill
Murity
Biesen
Nat Walty
Two Irish settlement efforts amid violence in Nenagh
Unofficial moves seek talks with Sinn Fein to avert civil strife as Irish government discusses using local authorities for order. In Nenagh County Tipperary, Lieutenant Wavillion shot dead on a motorbike, two suspects killed while attempting escape, reprisals follow, premises burned and a creamery blown, inhabitants flee as explosions and firing persist.
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Sinn Fein
Ireland
Maud Neprud to talk on vital topic Saturday
La Crosse County Community Council meets tomorrow at 12 30 at the Chamber of Commerce. Miss Mand Neprud, member of the state board of control, will present pictures and charts showing what Wisconsin is doing for handicapped citizens including the blind deaf and feeble minded.
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Wisconsin
la Crosse County
Chamber of Commerce
Mand. Neprud
State’ Board of ‘Control
Harding Victory Sets Record House Margin for G O P
Harding's electoral tally nears 404 as eight contests remain unsettled. Montana and North Dakota finalize votes push GOP toward a larger House edge. Oklahoma confirms first woman congresswoman Alice Robertson. Republicans lead 69 to 7 in Senate with 286 seats to 127 for Democrats.
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PW York
Harding
Senate
Priday
House
Maryland
Minnesota
Missouri
New York
North Dakota
West Virginia
Tennessee
W. FP. Crouse
Cordel
Hull
Kentucky
Richard P. Ernst
Deckham
Montana
Oklahoma
Tower House
Alice Robertson
Muskoges
Robertson
Congress
Vos
New Haven seeks authority for large bond issue
The New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad asks the Interstate Commerce Commission for authority to issue 95 million dollars in six percent bonds. Eighty million would secure funding to retire 60 million dollars in federal government debt, with the remaining 15 years securing a 5,130,000 government loan. The New York Central Railroad seeks authority to issue 7.1 million dollars in six percent refunding and improvement bonds secured with the director general of railroads for additions and betterments during federal control.
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Washington
Zoid
Interstate
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
New York Central Railroad
Moe
Federn
Duxbury Loses Out in Houston County Assembly Fight
In a tight First District contest in Houston County Minnesota L I Duxbury of Caledonia fell to J Swenson of Houston by about forty votes. Swenson, an implement dealer, claimed the seat. In Oregon, Capital punishment was restored as Dinmett Bancinit hanged for the Pendleton jail break murder of Sheriff Taylor.
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Duxbury
Houston County
Caledonia Rand
J. Swenson
Houston
Minnesot
Swenson
Oregon
Salem
Ore
Dinmett- Bancinit
Taylor
Pendleton
Jaly Bancroft
Cap
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U. S
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Toki
Abilety Gad Weld
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Orleans
Xin
Paul
Weapolis
Dorman
Poligy
Pitty
FAGES
EIG
Helfferich
Alties
North Side
George Sady, Jr
Fair Troup
la Crescent
Nicky” Arnstein
Mrs. Biesen
John” Beier
Nick Biesen
Maud Neprud
New Haven
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