Snow Covers Kansas as Storm Marinates Wheat Belt
Reports from weather offices and railroads indicate snow ranging from one to eight inches settled over the northeast, south central, and eastern Kansas with the heaviest in the west. Amarillo records sleet and wind driving temperatures downward while Denver notes the Rocky Mountain storm waning as it shifts southeast. In San Francisco the Arbuckle jury deliberations show a divided 11 to 1 for acquittal with mixed public speculation and ongoing secrecy about verdicts.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Kan
Weather Bureau
Wheat Belt
Ly Associated Press
San Francisco
Arbuckle
Theotel
Kansas Court Joke Ignored as Packing Strike Set
Kansas City packing house workers plan to walk out Monday despite a Kansas industrial court summons. Dennis Lane, secretary of the Amalgamated Meat Cutters union, calls the court a joke and notes no local officials appeared. Corn Belt Packing Co in Dubuque will keep wages and not strike, with posters removed from view.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Kansas City
Kansas Industrial Court
Dennis Lane
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen's Union
Lane
Kansas
Corn Belt Packing Company
Dubuque
Iowa
Huggins
The Meanest Man in the World Stole Alamo Key
San Antonio reporters note a police cordon guarding the Alamo as detectives hunt for the so called meanest man in the world who took the Alamo key and a gold watch returned from an American death in France to his mother. The timekeeper was also stolen.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Texas
Alamo
France
Hall Denies Resignation Rumor in Texas
Austin telegrams prompt denial from Ed Hall commissioner of insurance and banking regarding plans to resign. The governor's office received several messages suggesting possible successors, but Hall stated the rumor is unfounded this morning.
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Associated Press
Austin
Texas
Ed Hall
Insurance
Banking
Hall
Packers and Armour strike actions ripple across states
Swift & Co employees' committee in St. Louis posts that a wage cut beginning December 26 has been accepted after consideration and urges workers to stand by the agreement. In St Joseph the assembly condemns the strike call by a near unanimous vote. Armour orders walkouts punished with job loss as ads seek replacements. John Malone, district president of the butcher workers union, plans to depart Fort Worth for Oklahoma City to relay final instructions before the Monday start.
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Chicago
Dee
Swift & Co
St. Louis
Swift and Company
St. Joseph
Fort Worth
Texas
John Malone
Butcher Workmen's Union
Okahoma City
Morse Ordered To Leave France On Next Steamer
French Interior Ministry ordered Charles W Morse to land in France canceled and to return to the United States on the first available steamer. Morse asked Attorney General Daugherty to delay until January 6. Daugherty directed Morse to sail Monday from Havre back to the United States.
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Morse
France
Paris
French Ministry of the Interior
Charles W. Morse
United States
Havre
Daugherty
George Washington
Washington
Charles W. Moree
China Wins Another Point in Far East Talks
In Washington on December 3 the nine powers committee reached a milestone as Britain, France and Japan agreed to retire from much leased territory in China. Japanese delegates reportedly consented to surrender Shan tung leases and to discuss ending special privileges in Manchuria. The naval ratio issue remained unsettled as Baron Kato consulted with Tokyo.
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Associated Press
Washington
China
Great Britain
Japan
France
Shantung
Manchhuria
Baron Kato
Tokio
Local Rail Worker Dies of Apoplexy in Palestine
Palestine Texas December 3 L W Wylie of Overton Southern Pacific railroad employee dropped dead of apoplexy here today at work.
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Palestine
Texas
L. W. Wylie
Overton
Southern Pacific Railroad
Mississippi College Edges Baylor in Prep Bowl Tilt
Comparative scores show Mississippi College with a slight edge over Baylor in a post season football clash at Gardner Park. Individual player comparisons suggest the teams are evenly matched as the game unfolds in Dallas.
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Sy Associated Prensa
Dallas
Texas
Mississippi College
Baylor University
Gardner Park
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Cal
Packer Workmen's Secretary
Packers
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Armour Company
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Big Powers
Ritory
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Asstt
Laredo National Bank
Laredo
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Queen Candy Co
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