War fears loom as Bland warns of large conflict
Vincennes Indiana November 23 1936 Hon Oscar E Bland of Linton warned Rotary members the Eastern trouble could escalate into a war far greater than the recent world powers conflict He linked Rotary ideals to American resolve noting disarmament talks and a ten year shipbuilding holiday could lower taxes while provoking rival powers especially Japan to seek sea dominance.
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Vincennes
Ind
Oscar E. Bland
Linton
Washington
Rotary Club
Rotary
Bland
Thanksgiving Day No Paper From Daily Citizen
The Daily Citizen will not publish on Thanksgiving Day as per its annual custom. The office will be closed and staff given a day of rest to observe the holiday.
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The
Daily Citizen
Hughes Reveals Japanese Ship Tonnage Spark Rotarian Talk
Vincennes Rotarians enjoyed Mr Bland's talk as he echoed Secretary Hughes shocking conference with ship names and tonnage Japan builds. Bland said U S would destroy ships under construction if Japan did likewise, leaving Japanese officials speechless for a time.
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Mr. Bland
America
England
Bland
J. Bland
Hughes
Japan
United States
Vincennes Rotarians
My. Bland
Rotary
Mr. Gland
Arbuckle Starts Freedom Battle at San Francisco
Jurors visit the Hotel St. Francis suite amid manslaughter trial in San Francisco as Roscoe C. Arbuckle seeks to prove he spent little time with Virginia Rappe. Detective testimony and fingerprints on doors linked Arbuckle and Rappe, while defense argues Arbuckle was not present for the alleged injuries.
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San Francisco
Cal
Roscoe C
Fatty) Arbuckle
St. Francis
Labor Day
Virginia Rappe
Arbuckle
George W. Blum
Josephine Keza
Miss Rappe
Adolph O. Juel
O. E. Heinrich
University of California
Heinrich
Hotel
Gavin McNab
McNab
George Glennon
House
Glennon
Lowell Sherman
St. Francis Hotel
Sherman
Anti Medical Beer Bill Signed Today by President Harding
Washington date nov 23 president harding today signed the campbellwillis beer bill which ends the manufacture and sale of medicinal beer and closes a chapter in wartime medical drink policy.
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Pres. Harding
Washington
Harding Joday
St Paul Railroad Cuts Freight Rates To Pacific
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway announced freight reductions up to 40 percent on select middle western shipments to the Pacific coast destined for the Hawaiian Islands. The cuts aim to counter Panama canal water routes and will extend to eastern shipments once arrangements with eastern lines are made.
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Chicago
Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Middle West
Pacific Coast
Hawaiian Islands
Middle Western
Atlantic
Panama Canal
Atlantic Coast
West Coast
Santa Fe Officials Die in Arizona Wreck
Four Santa Fe officials were killed and five injured when an auto inspection car overturned on Santa Fe tracks near Wickenburg Arizona, close to the California border. The dead include William Mathie division superintendent Winslow H C Story assistant superintendent Prescott William Bowman roadmaster and J J Jaeger division engineer.
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Los Angeles
Gal
Santa Fe
Arizona
Wickenburg
Ariz
California
William Mathie
Winslow
H. C. Story
Prescott
William Bowman
J. J. Jaeger
Supreme Court aids mine leaders in murder case
Charleston W Va Nov 23 The Supreme Court granted writs prohibiting Logan county authorities from arresting Frank Keeney president of District 18 United Mine Workers of America and Fred Mooney secretary. They were accused of murder in the miners war.
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Charleston
W. Va
Logan County
Frank Keeney
District 18
United Mine Workers of America
Fred Mooney
Supreme Court
Brazil Youth Killed In Road Incident
Brazil Indiana November 23 Ralph Campbell 11 son of Ralph Campbell a road contractor was killed yesterday afternoon when run over by a mobile truck while returning from school. He had been riding on the truck with companions, dropped off, and ran in front of another truck from Bichls grocery. a rear wheel passed over his head causing fatal injuries.
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Brazil
Ind
Ralph Campbell
Bichl’s
Nine Killed in Riots and Disorder in Belfast City
Nine people died as a wave of violence swept Belfast on the first day of Ulster’s government. Two bombs detonated in a tram car filled with shipyard workers, killing three and wounding eighteen, then more bombs in a watching crowd caused twelve additional injuries. Police and military mobilized as chaos spread through Corporation street and Ballymac cer dit district. A gas explosion after stray bullets killed three indoors, including James Macondey and his wife and niece.
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Belfast
Ulster
Corporation Street
Ballymaccerett
Labor Exchange
Exchange
North Queen Street
Thompson Street
James Macondey
Mine Trouble Leads to Cutting Affray at Gregory Mine
In Terre Haute on November 23 a dispute over non union labor at the Gregory coal mine led to Frank Smith being bonded at 500 dollars on charges of assault and battery with intent to kill. Smith, 24, was part of a committee seeking reinstatement of union workers. a confrontation with Thomas Gregory Jr. left him cut, amid tensions over the mine operator replacing union miners with non union workers.
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Terre Haute
Gregory
Frank Smith
Thomas Gregory
East Hulman Street
Smith
Thomas Gregory, Jr
Dancing Party at K of C Hall on North Main Street
The K of C will host a dancing party tomorrow night at their hall on North Main Street. All K of C members, families, and invited guests are urged to attend. Good music will be provided and attendees are promised a enjoyable evening.
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K. of C
North Main Street
Thanksgiving at Dugger Guests of Mr and Mrs Thomas Wright
Mr and Mrs John Kent and Mr and Mrs Thomas Hall with their son and Jasper Wright will spend Thanksgiving at Dugger as guests of Mr and Mrs Thomas Wright, formerly of this city.
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John Kent
Thomas Hall and Son
Jasper Wright
Dugger
Thomas Wright
City
Officials Ready 10 Review Howat Case
Officials of the United Mine Workers of America plan to discuss revoking Kansas coal field local unions charters for not returning to work and bypassing a joint grievances committee. Illinois miners aiding Kansas unions by funding continued action will also be addressed. President Jon L. Lewis will attend. amnesty is offered to rebels who return to work within a time limit.
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Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
Kansas
Illinois
International Executive Board
Ellis Searles
Mine Workers’ Journal
Jon L. Lewis
Springfield
International Board
International
Lewis
Bread loaves lost in Clinton bakery fire
Clinton Indiana November 23 Charles Meyer proprietor of the Clinton hotel and bakery estimates bakery loss at 2000 after a Tuesday morning fire around 2 a m near the ovens damaged more than 2506 loaves of bread.
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Clinton
Ind
Charles Meyer
Clinton Notel and Bakery
Never Ill in 95 Years Domi nick Dork Dies at 100
Freeport Illinois reports the death of Domi nick Dork a centenarian who boasted he had never been ill until after turning ninety five. He died today in Galena after a long life marked by perfect health claims.
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Freeport, Ill
Dominick Dork
Galena
Weather Report Unsettled Rain Likely Tonight
Unsettled outlook with probable rain tonight. Thursday will be cloudy and colder in the extreme north portion.
Death of Anna Jebbia at four months old
Anna Jebbia aged one year four months died at home of grandparents Mr and Mrs Fusco on Fourth Street SE after a three day illness. Survived by parents four brothers Paul Frank Donenick Russell and four sisters Lena Providence Rose and Clara one sister preceded her in death Funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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Anna
John Jebbia
Frank Fusco
Fourth Street
Paul
Frank Donenick
Russell
Lena
Providence
Rose
Clara
Optimism Rules as Powers Take Up Hughes Plan
The five powers conference committee resumes discussion of the Hughes naval holiday plan and 5-5-3 capital ship ratio. Britain backs US aims, Japan seeks 70 to 75 percent tonnage, and debate centers on preserving the Mutsu while keeping the 5-5-3 framework. Technical subcommittees, including on chemical warfare, report progress as baring lifts could end the naval race. Baron Kanda says discord from Kato reservations need not derail the process.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Colorado
Conference Committee
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Hughes
Carmi Thompson
Baron Nashu Kanda
Baron Kato
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