Navy Secretary Denby sets naval policy aims for confidence
Washington report outlines Denby recommendations for the navy amid budget cuts by naval officials and budget officers. It notes continuation of shipbuilding under old policy, cautions on waste, and stresses economy. Denby defends occupation efforts in Haiti and Santo Domingo and praises morale and discipline within the force.
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Washington
Bpr
Denby
Cme
Carye General Board
Ivrnal
Wilget
Lo Ig
Sydney
Dowby
Danby
Aslitie
Kia
Haiti
Santo Domingo
Breretary
Atlantie
Navy
Marlow Corp
Women Drive Miners From the Mines in Pittsburgh
A mob of about two thousand women and relatives stormed Mine 17 of the Jackson Walker Coal Company in Pittsburgh. They barred miners from returning to work while the men gathered nearby, unable to cross the public road and access the mine.
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Associated Preas
Pittaburg
Kana
Thouanil Parsons
Jackson Walker Coal Company
Franklin
Autos Worse Than Whiskey In Denver Auto Deaths Rise
In Denver on December 12 the coroner notes alcohol related driving caused fatalities to outpace a prior year with 14 deaths from bad weather and vehicle incidents up to December 1, totaling 37 auto deaths for the year versus 38 in all of 1920.
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Pris
Penver
Vale
Denver
Noywandor
Piersave Leaeh
Elty Regiatie
Aistios
Mororlete
Ulster Leaders Report Stormy London Talks
Balpast Ireland dispatch notes Ulster Premier Craiig presiding over a party meeting in Ulster informing supporters of a recent conversation with Premier Lloyd George. London reports suggest the talks grew tense as Lloyd George maintained a hard line toward Ulster.
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Balpast
Ireland
Hieramon Craiig
Ulster Party
Lloyd George
London
Sir Jones
Ulater
New York Packing Employes Strike Shuts Plant Front
Two thousand workers from the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butchers of North America walk out at a New York slaughterhouse plant. Officials cite rumors of wage cuts, though the company says its rate to May 1 remains unchanged. Union leaders could not be reached.
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New York
North America
Mexico Volcano Awakens With Eruptive Activity
A volcano southeast of a Mexican city erupted with ash columns reaching about 2,100 feet, prompting evacuation warnings for residents within two miles of Maslow City. Authorities reported damage and urged safety precautions.
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Maslow
Wallace outlines farmer woes and aims for gradual gains
Secretary Wallace in his first annual report says world conditions and wartime effects keep farmers in hardship. He cites high freight costs, large crops with rising prices, unemployment, and lack of foreign markets as immediate causes and warns progress will be slow despite belief the worst is over. He calls for national attention to farmers’ economic difficulties.
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Washington
Wallace
Tte
Aars
Erie
Ted Ty
Mr. Wallace
Exports Fall Sharply While Imports Rise: December Figures
December trade data show exports at 105.5 million and imports at 212.8 million, marking the lowest export month of the year and the highest six month import total. Amid ads for gifts and leather pocket-books, the page blends market data with consumer notices.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Shipping Board Reports Assets of 3.07 Billion Under Old Board
The Shipping Board and Emergency Fleet Corporation show total assets of 3,070,500,518 as of June 30, with 1740 ships owned or controlled and 987 tied up, about 44 percent of tonnage. The report notes it covers only the old board’s actions and before the present board’s tenure began.
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Associated Proan
Washington
Adneta
The
Shipping Board and Emergency Fleet Corporation
Congress of the Beard
Albert %. Lasker
Cun- Breas
C E Birdsall Passes Away Pioneer Merchant of Ladder
C E Birdsall, a pioneer merchant in Ladder and Dubois county, died at his home yesterday afternoon at 1:30 from pneumonia after a long illness. Doctors could not save him due to frail health. The community mourns the loss of a devoted father and husband. a fuller obituary will run in the Post tomorrow.
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C. E. Birdsall
Ladder
Dubois
Pneunonia
Birdsall
Miss Astrid Newby Safe as Parents Report
Jackson Minn December twelfth parents of Miss Astrid Newby received a telegram stating she is all right and sick with flu while traveling in the country with friends. A christening event was held at the Replogle home with many guests and local figures in attendance. A pure white collie is missing or stolen. reward offered by J F Replogle, telephone 40 J-2 Eli.
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Associated Preas
Jackson, Minn
Astrid Newby
Time
Public Health Service
Tucsin
Aristone
J. F. Replog
Vhane
Eli
Murderer OConnor Escapes Jail At Chicago
Police chase escapes hightail through Chicago as Tommy OConnor eludes guards after overpowering four. He faces execution for killing a police officer, with Chief Fitzmorris offering promotion to the man who brings him in dead.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Lucky
Tommy O'Conner
Cook County
O Conner
O Connor
O'Connor
Fitzmorris
Connor
France Delegation Head Vivia Ani Returns Home
Vivia Ani, head of France's delegation to the arms conference, left Washington on Wednesday with several other members of the French delegation for home.
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Washington
Vivia
Ani
France
Jane
Wil
Chairman Winslow Proposes Cape Cod Canal Purchase
Washington December 12 Chairman Winslow of the House Commerce Commission introduced a bill authorizing the purchase of the Cape Cod Canal property for 11400009 dollars.
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Washington
Winslow
House Commerce Commission
Cape Cod Canal
Kiwanis Postpones Father and Son Banquet to Friday
Local notice reports the death of Mr. C E B Hirdsul causing the Father and Son banquet to be postponed to Friday. The item also includes party notes from Miriam Smiths sixth birthday celebration with games candy and a Christmas theme. It mentions upcoming events from The Catholic Ladies Wyoming Day dance at the Armory and a toy shop promotions at Sutherland Gift Shop with ads for watches jewelry and holiday gifts. There is a homes wanted ad for a seven or eight room modern house and several sales notices from M N Baldwin Co including suits overcoats and Royal Steel items. Isabel McKenaly visited the city arriving Saturday night as a guest of Nettie Moad.
Arrest Made in New York Mail Theft Case
Frank Calabrise was ordered arraigned before the federal commissioner on charges of stealing forty one registered mail parcels. He had been secretly arrested a month earlier and confined in jail in Jersey City.
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Ly Associated Press
Jerbey City
N. J
New York
Frank Calabrise
Calabrise
London papers discuss treaty ratification forecast
London papers discuss the four power Pacific island treaty with optimism about quick ratification once submitted to the United States Senate. They cite Senator Lodge presenting the draft to the conference as a hopeful sign.
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Associated Press
Lontion
Pacific
United States Senate
Senator Lodge
British Armament Delegates to Sail Home December Thirty-First
The British delegates to the armament conference plan to sail home December 31 except Sir Auckland Geddes the British Ambassador. They expect the main issues of the conference to be settled by then.
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Washington
Sir Auckland Geddes
AbbeDeen Incident Claims Four on Logging Railroad Crash
In AbbeDeen Washington a railroad accident on Clemmon's Logging Co line 16 miles southeast of the town killed two men a woman and a baby. Two men were injured in the two slides that caused the disaster.
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Abbedeen
Wash
Clemmon
Aburdeen
Pact on Inland of Yap settles Japan US dispute
Secretary Hughes told the far eastern committee that a treaty now under discussion will invalidate all islands under Japan mandate including Yap. Government heads have approved the pact, which is expected to grant the United States definite rights to the Inland of Yap such as cable rights.
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Washington
Japan
United States
Hughes
Far Eastern Committee
Four Power Pacific Treaty Arguments Set for Tomorrow
Washington officials announce that the four power treaty concerning the Pacific will be argued at the state department tomorrow by representatives of the signatory nations. The meeting aims to clarify terms and address outstanding questions among the parties involved.
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Washington
State Department
Theicns
Japan to Withdraw Post Offices From China January 3 1925
By Associated Press Washington dispatch says Japan through its arms conference delegation announced willingness to withdraw Japanese post offices from China on January 3, 1925.
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Washington
Japan
Arms Conference
China
Bank Robbery Report From Greensville Ill Event
In Greensville Illinois bandits robbed the Bank of Panama of between 925000 and 30000 dollars. The robbers also held up seven nearby saloons and poolrooms and wounded a man they believed was pursuing them.
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Greensville
Ill
Panama
Bank of Panama
Bank Closure in New Mexico Town Cited Depleted Reserves
Hanta Fe Bank of Banta in Manta Pe New Mexico closed its doors citing depleted reserves. State bank examiner J B Read reported the action as necessary. the bank held a capital of 50 000 dollars and had just under 100 000 in notes in circulation.
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Manta PE
N. M
Dee
Hanta Fe Bank of
Banta
de Penita
Eis
J. B. Read
Uxweller
Submarine Question Dominates Navy Conference Debate
Washington dispatch reports diverging views on including submarines in fleet tonnage. Britain and the United States seek 90 000 ton allocations versus 54 000 for Japan, with France and Italy undecided. A British proposal to halve allotments sparks controversy as nations weigh limits on submarine construction.
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City
Associated Press
Washington
Great Britain
United States
Japan
France
Italy
State Land Board Eyes 20 000 Acres for Selection
On December 1 1921 the State Land Boards authorized selecting twenty thousand acres of Government lands in tracts not exceeding 940 acres to one person or corporation. Applicants must bid ten dollars per acre after title is secured and deposit one dollar per acre as a guarantee. For forms and details write A Baker Commissioner of Public Lands Cheyenne Wyoming December 12 18.
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State Land Boards
A. Baker
Comminioner of Public Lands
Cheyanne
Wyo
Dee
Bridge Party at Mrs Hagana’s Home
Mrs W J Hagana hosted a Saturday bridge party at her home with guests including Mrs Archibald Campbell Miss Isabel Campbell Miss Wilma Graham Mrs Carl Karl Mrs C T Jones Mrs L RB Foote Mrs Pos ton and Mrs Mabelle Crowell. Mrs Karl held high score while Mrs Campbell was low.
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W. J. Hagana
Questa
Archibald Campbell
Isabel Campbell
Wilma Graham
Mra
Carl Karl
C. T. Jones
L, RB
Foote
Poston
Mabelle Crowell
Campbell Low
Methodists Gather for Regional Conference in Denver
Methodists Episcopal Church leaders from Colorado Wyoming New Mexico Oklahoma Kansas Nebraska Iowa and Texas meet in Denver for a three day conference opening December 18. The gathering aims to spread war information and view crime problems through a world lens as explained by Frank K. Hollenbick church secretary. Bishops from Detroit participate with nightly talks at Trinity Church and Pred Allen returned from Riverton after a Sunday visit.
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Associated Prem
Denver
Methodiat Episcopal Shurch
Colora
Wyoming
New Mexico
Akla
Detroit
Trinity Church
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Shipping Board
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J. F. Replogle
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Harry Baldwin
W. L. Dugan
Harry Nornsberger
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J. PF. Beplogle, Jr
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Margaret Uickinson
Mise McQuin
Mins Meiensie
Marry Baldwin
L. C. Marashergee
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Gordon Christy
Verey Hareeberger
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C. EB. Hirdsul
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Miriam Smith
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Betty Biezell
Jane Harnsberger
Eloise
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John Dillon
Donald Pogue
Frances Brennen
Mildred Hines
Margaret Cooper
Eloise Ansell
Nadine Mitchell
Mildred Btronard
Doris Hudson
Gordon Stewart
Billy Robertson
George Burton
George Godfrey
Lander Furniture and Hardware Co
Armory
Browley
Dolla and Dol Cabs
Sutherland Gift Shop
Bpecia
M. N
Baldwin Oo
Koppenhelmer
M. N. Maldwha
Boyal
M. N. Baldwin Co
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Thie Vity
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Hue
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Mentom
Bridge Party
Pred Allen
Riverton
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