Legion 70 Veterans Message at Inter Allied Federation Meeting
Hanford MacNider, American Legion commander, urges the Inter-Allied Veterans Federation to be a stronger factor in preventing future wars than arms limitations or treaties. Delegates from the United States and several Allied nations hear his message in Paris as a New Orleans meeting is proposed for October 1622.
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Armointed Press
Paris
Inter-Allied Veterans’ Federation
Hanford MacNider
American Legion
Federation
Jnexent
United States
France
Belgium
Italy
MacNider
William 8. Follett
Eugene
Oregon
the Legion
Follett
New Orleans
Inter-Allied Veterans Federation
Mmory
Large airship Homa fails to start in Washington flight
Report from Washington states that America's largest airship, the Homa, could not commence its planned cruise from Langley Field to Washington. Officials blamed minor technical troubles or weather related issues, with no injuries or damage reported.
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Wabhington
America
Langley Pold
Virginia
Waablagton Tinny
Who Army Air Service
Whycraft
Mnany Beabie
Kiwanis Club Holds Father and Son Banquet
The Kiwanis Club hosted a well attended Father and Son banquet with Archibald Campbell presiding. Speakers included Dr W Pranis Smith Eugene Golfrey Richard Tweed and Joe Martin. Mr Mack of the Salvation Army performed songs and delivered a talk. A close father son bond was fostered. Resolutions extended to the Birrissall family and messages from other Kiwanis clubs were read. The next meeting on Friday in December will elect officers.
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Kawanis Club
Archibald Campbell
Tomstingater
W. Praneis Smith
Pathers
Eugene Golfrey
Richard Tweed
A. Ht. Maxwell
America
Joe Martin
Puhor
T. Jones
Mr. Mack
Salvation Army Nine
Kiwanis Club
Hell Sinew
Birilsall
Casper Absconder Captured in Jacksonville Fla
Casper Chapman former Midwest hotel steward at Elt Creek escaped in November after embezzling 7000 of Midwest company funds and was arrested in Jacksonville Florida. Definite advices reached Casper yesterday from A J Roberts chief of police at Jacksonville who effected the arrest. Verification by Midwest officials confirms the man arrested is Chapman. He will be brought back here for trial.
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Casper Dee
P. C. Chayman
Midwest
Elt Creek
Midwest Company
Jacksonville
Fii
Casper
A. J. Roberts
Chapman
Youtenlay
Colorado miners strike denied by union official
John McLen non, district president of the United Mine Workers, announced the Colorado Wool and Avon company miners strike will not be called off. He said the strike would continue only if the international union reverses its decision to finance it, a move not supported by the international organization.
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John McLennon
United Mine Workers
Colorado Wool and Avon Company
International Union
International Organization
Wnion
Dail to Decide on Wednesday on Export Plan
DODLIN Dec 2 The Meal Mee vlaion of the Lilah yrnew treaty to the Dall Breanne be exported on Wednesday but not before according to authoritative information there will be push the pension on Monday.
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Dodlin
Lindenfeld Arrests Tied to Wall Street Explosion
Washington reports Lindenfeld in Warsaw has confessed details of the Wall Street explosion and named radicals tied to the Third Internationale. Burns says Lindenfeld not an accomplice but knows how the plot was executed. arrests in Europe and the U.S. continue with a $50,000 reward offered for information.
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Washington
Atrest
Warsaw
Poland
Wolfe Lindwfeld
Wall Street
William J. Burns
Department of Justice Bureau of Investigation
Lindenfeld
Associated Press
Burns
Ludenfeld
Burnes
Department of Justice
Burts
Silvester Comgrove
Department
Europe
United States
Eoic Burns
William Linde
J. P. Morgan
Dindenfeld
Lindenfell
New York
America
Burna
New Wyoming Tax Law Declared Unconstitutional
Cheyenne reports county treasurers collected 75,000 for the state under a 42,000 exemption as of the last session. Attorney General Wallshaw ruled the reimbursement provision unconstitutional. The state will have 75,000 it cannot spend due to the ruling.
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Cheyenne
State of
Wyoming
Wallshaw
Lewis Makes Statement on Mine Strikes and Union Support
A garbled report notes a statement by Lewis regarding funeral support for Colorado mine strikers and the Internal Hannwalda's ability to continue. It mentions the United Mine Workers and the National Union but the details are unclear due to fragmented text.
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Colorado
Hold Up in Lander Rocks Local Watering Spot
A second hold up in Lander last evening left William Dent slightly injured and robbed of eight dollars and cigarettes. Dent, assistant depot agent, was watering his horse on Amoritti Street when a thief struck in the chin and fled. About twenty minutes later a staggered man returned home with no idea who attacked him. The robber hid near a wagon and a sled in the shed. no further suspects identified.
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Lander
Wiliam Dent
Amistant Depress
Orr House
Amoretti Street
Dea
Deal
Béon
Germany pauses on reparations plan details amid notes
Paris reports the commission demands Germany reveal exact foreign exchange capacity, payment delays, and guarantees before reconsidering the January reparations terms. Germany’s reply expresses surprise at the lack of specifics and delays, delaying further discussions until details are provided.
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Paris
Germany
Berlin
Sonander
Salvation Army Drive Tag Day Aids Wyoming Effort
Monday volunteers led by Kiwanis Club and American Legion will collect donations for the Salvation Army Home Service Drive in Wyoming. Mrs Hainworth Miss Tea Logue and High School staff assist. George Alder returned from Salt Lake, Bishop Nathaniel Thomas to arrive, and confirmation services planned at Trinity Church.
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Kiwanis Club
American Legion
Sistal
Hainworth
Tea Logue
High
Foote
Army
Jame B. Mack
Salvation Army
Hite
Wyoming
Nathaniel
Thomas
Thy City
Amit
Trinity Kydeoopel Churelk
Church leader warns against war and calls for unity
Dr Sherwood Eddy urged the Federal Council of Churches to unite beyond national and racial lines after World War I. He argued for a supra national church powerful enough to prevent future conflict, criticizing modern warfare for mass destruction and moral harm. Local notes mention visitors and Christmas shopping.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Sherwood Eddy
New York
Counci
Churches of Christ In
America
Church
Europe
Germany
Frank Vanderlip
Four Women Arrested in Mine Field Refuse Visit
Pittsburg Kans December 17. Attorney Phil H Callery seeks a write of habeas corpus for four women jailed after last night arrest. Jailer barred all visits claiming orders from the state attorney general. State cavalrymen maintain control of the mine field situation.
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Pittsburg
Kans
Phil H. Callery
Secretaries Weeks backs conscription in future war
Secretary Weeks favors mobilizing men money and industry under a conscription law if future war occurs He would conscript every person in the United States aged eighteen to sixty to prevent profiteering and slacker lists at a wartime industry gathering in Washington on December 17.
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Washington
Wcretary
United States
Death of Prominent French Composer Camille Saint Sacus
Music lovers mourned the death yesterday in Algiers at age 86. The noted French composer Camille Saint Sacus, renowned for his contributions to classical music, was born in Paris and enjoyed a long career influencing European culture.
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Paris
France
Algiers
Africa
Carolon Camille
Saint Sacus
Arcadia Opens Army Balloon School at Ross Field
Arcadia, sixteen miles from here, becomes a major serial center with the enlargement of the Army Balloon School at Ross Field. The War Department adds the large non rigid airship D-3, a pony blimp, twenty captive balloons and eight free balloons. The airship D-3 is 195 feet long with a cruising radius of 790 miles, speed 45 mph, crew of four, and capacity for three observers. The expansion includes two large steel hangars and a budding program for balloon observers and pilots.
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Arcadia
United States
Army Balloon School
Ross Field
War Department
Pacific
Hampton Roads
Langley Field
Mampton
Atractive
Bow Field
Pilo
Echoo Pro
Chally
LeDOUX KoKo Arrest Plea Over Four Alleged Stolen Lands
Lee Ledoux, once an employment auctioneer, appeared at a Washington pollen station and pleaded for the arrest of the four alleged parties to a new Pacific agreement accused of smuggling stolen goods. The items cited include land, cities, ports and villages in Siberia, Manchuria, Korea, China and other lands seized by Japan, Britain, the United States and France. Police referred the case to the district attorney.
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Associated
Washington
Lee Ledoux
Arth Corite
Waa
New Pacific Agreeme
Siberia
Manchuria
Korea
China
Japan
Great Britain
United States
France
Rioting in Belfast Halts Tram Service Amid Deaths and Wounding
Fierce clashes in the Newtown Roads area and East Belfast prompt tram suspensions as crown forces fire Lewis guns. At least one man is dead and six wounded. The Long Jonderry anniversary, marking the 1688 opening of the gates of Derry, sparks Ulster celebrations with potential riots.
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Asociated Press
Belfast
Ireland
Newton Roads
East Belfast
Lewis
Crown
Tommadon
Derry
Long Jonderry
James the Second
Ulster
Tragedy Deepens as Sniper Attacks Kill Two More
LATE TELEGRAPH dispatch reports two additional deaths from sniper fire this afternoon. A tramway crew was attacked but rescued by police. Passengers were forced to lie down inside street cars during the incident. In Kentucky, Bud Noble and two relatives, escaped from a cave since Thursday, are pursued by state guardsmen and deputy sheriffs. authorities say they were wounded.
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Eee Preas
Associated Press
Frankfort
Bud Noble
Wheriff
France Holds Up Naval Strength Conference
Paris delegation argues for a specific ratio of naval power, clashing with Britain over Japan. M Burrant leads the French, while British spokesmen report a prolonged three hour session before adjournment to Monday. British observers see a clearer understanding of France’s desired ratio and project France’s ten year capital program shaping future strength.
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France
Namo
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