Japan presses for naval rise as Far East talks loom
Washington reports that Japan presses for a greater share of naval strength as nine nations’ talks on the Far East proceed. Delegates seek guidance from Japan on China policy while the United States remains firm against altering the core ratio of the negotiating plan. Interchanges with Tokyo hint at shifts in stance during a two day recess.
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Associated Preas
Washington
Japan
Mary
Far West
China
Awd
United States
Tokio
Hove
Abe
Railroads Rise As Newspapers Push Lines Across County
In Fremont county newspapers spur rail links. Riverton and Showboat corridors see progress toward Burlington Northwestern connections. River-ton club reports officials lured by the push, while Lanier pursues a key link from Hot Springs to Hook Springs. Citizens hope rail firms embrace the newspapers’ momentum.
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Fremont County
Ae Bhoshaws
Burlington
Western
Bonneville
Northwestern
Riverton
Ali
Hoek Springs Mre
Guy Calon
Chapowl- Ton
Newapae Jr
Four Horsemen Matinees at Box Office Afternoon Show
Obscure ad fragment notes old matinee event at a box office on 61,10 with sale items including a Dodge Touring Car in good condition and a stray mule. Mentions Juba Haltom Pepasla and Wye with unclear context and garbled names.
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Pye
Wye
Mlue
British Suspend Naval Construction on Capital Ships
London reports the Admiralty ordered suspension of all naval construction affecting four Super-Hood capital ships, stirring debate across major papers. The Daily Telegraph calls it a grave sacrifice harming firms and workers, while the Morning Post accuses Churchill of overstepping authority and acting without consent.
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Associated Press
London
Great Britain
Admiralty
Daily Telegraph
Navy
Morning Post
Linyid George
Naval
Robbers Make Right Haul in St. Paul Today
St Paul tale of a jewelry heist at the Gitfleson Jewelry Co in the bushes section. Two masked robbers overpowered manager Harry W. Fisenman forced him to open the safe and disabled alarms, escaping with jewels valued at 100000 pounds.
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ST. Paul
Axspeland
Gitfleson Jewelry Company
Harry WW. Fisenman
Dogs Bones Produced In Lanfranc Trial Testimony
In Versailles on November 18 the trial of Henri Landru continued as two dogs once owned by Madimoiselle Marchandier, the eleventh alleged victim, were brought into court. The state contends Landru killed the dogs at the time of the murder.
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Associated Presa
Versailler
Madimoiselle Marchandier
Henri Lanfran
Bluebeard
Lan= dru
Aniinder
Landru
Western Rates Will Hold Good
The Associated Press reports that passenger rates in Arizona and New Mexico were held by Southwestern railroads after review by state commissions. The Interstate Commerce Commission found the rates reasonable and justified in an official bulletin issued today.
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Washington
Southwestern
Arizona
New Mexico Territory
Hultrand
Interstinty Commerce Commission
Contested election case looms in Michigan primary
The article reports a contested Michigan presidential primary situation involving several candidates and parties as observers anticipate potential challenges. It notes a long draw of the fourth day of the formal election process, with references to named individuals and locations in a period-appropriate tone.
Old 1860s Baldwins Cash Book Reveals Wind River Settlers Life
An old cash book once owned by N Baldwin, father of M N Baldwin, reveals 1846 to 1868 era notes in the Wind River Valley. It logs stock, wages, goods like sugar and whisky, and early settlement laws adopted February 1 1868. The entries show prices, prices of goods, and duties of a recorder, plus meets about boundary lines and titles for the Wind River Agricultural district.
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N. Bahlwin
Lander
M. N. Baldwin
Port Brown
NT Aid
Baldwin
R. A Wainwright
Dr. Toll
Dr. Hell
G. Hy Vaughn
Samuel Caime
Wind River Valley
N. Ballwin
Broom Cox
Pot
Washington
Dag
Congress
N. Vine
Wm. Whips
N. Baldwin
Wind River Agricultural District
Bowen
Wind River Maintake
Far I
Umler
Wight
Eliang
Eve
Labor Party Records Support for UK Naval Armament Debate
The Labor Party records show backing for British naval armament reductions and call for extending disarmament proposals to all armed forces. The Associated Press report notes the party’s stance as part of broader disarmament efforts amid wartime context.
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London
Nav
Amnifoate
Labor Party
Great Brithe Premniicom
Tee Megipport Aay
Court Takes Recess in Sixth District Proceedings
The court recessed after a week of hearings as four cases were held and others scheduled for later. Naturalization sessions were postponed with no cases before that date, and court business will resume after Thanksgiving. Judge Town will return to Lander for a canet, and hearings are expected to continue on the 28th.
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Naturalization Court
Town
Lander
Prices Fall Slightly as Labor Dept Orders Change
The report notes a small price decrease across wholesale goods in Seiad Prem and Washington area markets. It mentions labor department actions affecting trade, with softer demand for wine and other products. Observers suggest changes began earlier in September, impacting prices and shipping terms.
Notice to Creditors in the Estate of Hoorge Pela
Notice declares creditors must file claims within a set period or be barred. The administrator Iving W. Whioh t is named. The estate is being administered and will settle according to law.
Reserved Seats Hurry for Evening Event
Special attention note indicates only a few reserved seats remain for tonight. Ticket buyers are urged to secure cen tickets now as demand is high for the evening performance.
Stockyards Trike Settled by Workers Across Midwest
Stockyards wage dispute ends as workers in Armour Swift and Wilson plants approve an eight percent cut for piece workers and three to seven and one half cents on other roles after examining company books. Forty thousand employees consented yesterday, with an estimated 125000 packing industry workers soon to follow.
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Associated Press
Middle West
Armour
Swift
Wilson
Howe
Ays
Newport News Shipyard Launches New Navy Wire Scrap Plan
The latest addition to the U S Navy program was launched at Newport News Shipbuilding. The vessel is set to grace the scrap wire reduction initiative within a few months as part of a broader wartime efficiency effort.
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Associated Press
Newport
Navy
Newport News
Indians Lose Out In Season Opener Troop D Triumphs
Troop D defeated St. Michael's In-Mans 50 to 5 in the first basketball game of the season at the armory. Harold Wendt starred with strong teamwork as the Troop built a large halftime lead 11 to 0. The Indians struggled in the larger venue but earned some credit for smooth play.
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Troop D
St. Michael's
Harold Wendt
Taibune
Busiess
Ingenerad
Baptist Church Plans Evening Program At Eleven O Clock
A Baptist church announces regular services and an evening program at eleven o clock. The Young People group will welcome attendees with a talk by Tid C, and a social gathering is planned at 670. The notice invites parishioners to join and participate.
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Pinte
Gustan
Trinity Episcopal Church Punday Services Update
The morning period begins with prayers and readings at Trinity Episcopal Church near Hillay Seliral at 10 am. The Fremont county Evening Past edition promises a strong issue featuring sermons and notices with plans for choir Easter offerings and church events.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Sherman Coolidge
Liquor Plot Involving Rich Men Uncovered in Chicago
A liquor plot linked several prominent New York and Chicago men to bootlegging with a proposed 50000 bribe to public officials and a stock of liquor permits for 7000 gallons of whiskey worth over two million dollars at retail. Prices matched drug store rates and two parties have been arrested.
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Asociated Press
Chicago
New York
Cyclone Strikes Poplar Bluffs, Three Dead
A cyclone last night struck Poplar Bluffs Mo. Three members of a single family were killed and a number of people were injured. Rescue teams and local authorities manned the scene as damaged homes and uprooted trees were reported across the town.
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Poplar Bluffs
German Magnate Hingo Steins Leaves for London
Berlin reports Hingo Steins, German industrial magnate, departed for London last week at the invitation of Lloyd George. The trip is presumed tied to German reparations talks and was announced in the Lokal Analger.
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Berlin
Hingo Steins
London
Lloyd George
Five-masted schooner Fintram sunk off Cape Cod in fog
The five masted schooner Fintram was rammed and sunk by the tanker David McKelvey off Cape Cod in heavy fog. The crew were rescued.
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Boston
Fintram
Cape Cod
David McKelvey
Train strikes funeral car near Summit Lyons killing eight
Eight people were killed when a Santa Fe train struck a funeral motor car at a crossing between Summit and Lyons. Undertaker John B. Pottiske led the escort. Three men, two women and three children perished as victims were terribly mangled.
Japan statement at Far East conference session
Washington November 19. A statement on far eastern questions was made on behalf of Japan at today's conference committee session. It was agreed that a complete statement would be issued later.
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Washington
Japan
Far East
Conference Committee On
Open Door Principles Backed By Mine Nations Delegations
Associated Press reports that delegations of the mine nations, gathered in Washington, expressed support for the open door policy, equal opportunity in China, and territorial integrity during executive action discussions on far eastern questions.
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Washington
Tin
China
Tax Bill Conferees Agree to Higher Income Tax Rate
Washington state conferees finish revising the tax bill and accept a 12 1/2 percent higher income tax rate than Senate figures. They also back the repeal of the 2000 formal tax exemption for corporations, with exemptions for corporations earning 425,000 or more annually unchanged by a new provision.
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Washington
Wnate Confernes
Senate
Wnate
Hadee
Colorado miners strike sparks wage dispute action
Denver reports the Industrial Commission orders a probe into coal miners strike activity amid alleged pressure to cut wages by 30 percent from Colorado Fuel and Iron. A letter to the state attorney general and district attorney’s offices cites violations of industrial law and the commission’s inaction the day before the strike began.
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Denver
Oulomde
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