Central American Peace Conference Aims at Armament Cuts
Central American representatives meet in Washington to discuss revalidation of 1907 treaties, creation of tribunals of inquiry, and a plan to reduce armaments among five republics. Delegates include Salvador Suarez, Francisco Martines, Hector Cas, Octavio Beeche, Jose Coronado, Alberto Veles, and Carlos.
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Central America
State Department
Caties
Washton
Washington
Elihu Root
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
United States
Guatemala
Honduras
Salvador
Tacoma
Hughes
Suscesas
Chile
Hekk
Santiago
Pan American Union
Suarez
Presid of Justice
Antro
Francisco Martinesent
Supreme Court
Hector David Cas
Octavio Beeche
Jose Andres Coronado
Alberto Veles
Carlos
Inspector Heap Submits Police Report From 1922
Police activity summary shows totals for city and state cases, fines, and cash collections for November. Arrests list multiple officers and beats with reasons including fighting, traffic, drinking, and larceny. Names and locations such as Colfax La and Iron Mountain beat appear among the totals.
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Davis
Sterns
Haim
Chancellor
Mangham
Meee Booth
Hentys
Webb
Ease
Colfax
Diplomatic Names From Central American Delegation
Nicaragua lists Emiliano Chamorro Adolfo Cardenas and Maximo Zepeda as officials in Washington. Guatemala names Francisco Sanchez Latorre and Marcial Prem as representatives to Washington and counselor of the Legation. Salvador Cordova Lugas Raul Pach Lopez noted in the delegation.
Territory Restored as Kiaochow Returns to China
An agreement signed at Peking under the Washington conference terms transfers Kiaochow from Japan to China. December 10 is set for physical handover. Chinese delegate Wang Chen Ting welcomed the settlement ending the dispute over the former German leased territory.
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Fress
Peking
KisMhow
China
Japan
Germany
Kiachow
Wang Chen Ting
Presbyterian Laymen's National Conference Opens in Kansas City
Representatives from Presbyterian churches across the United States attend the Laymen's National Conference in Kansas City. About 20 000 people were invited from every synod and presbytery with Dr Wm Hiram Foulkes of New York City delivering the keynote address.
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Presbyterian Conference
Kansas City
United States
Presbyterian
Hiram Foulkes
New York City
Presbyterian New Era Movement
Corn yields rise with new cultural methods in Ouachita parish
E B Strahan reports on farm demonstrations showing corn yields average 30 bushels per acre with improved culture versus 12 parishwide. Drainage improvements and humus from velvet beans and cow peas boost soil. 100 plantations adopt methods. Fertilizers like nitrate of soda increased yields 40 to 100 percent in several demonstrations.
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Ouachita Parish
E. B. Strahan
Lespedeza
Strahan
Minor League Meeting to Address Draft and Split Season
Chicago reports Louisville will host the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues meeting December 6 and 7 where club owners, players, and major league figures will discuss the draft play off series and the split season. President M H Sexton urges preparation to improve baseball with topics including classification drafts and inter league play.
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Chicago
Louisville
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
M. H. Sexton
National Association
Sexton
Irene
Fireclaims Two Students at Colby College North Building
A North College building on the Colby College campus in Waterville Maine burned today killing two students. The bodies were so badly burned that immediate identification was not possible.
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Waterville
Maine
North College
Colby College
Wanamaker Improves but Illness Keeps Philadelphia Busy
John Wanamaker’s condition remains “about the same as last evening” after weeks of illness at his Philadelphia home according to his physicians. The report comes as residents await further word on the famed merchant’s health.
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Williams Lumber
Philadelphia
John Wanamaker
Clemenceau in Baltimore Sees America Still Strong as Ever
The Tiger of France, Georges Clemenceau, told Maryland legislators and the historical society in Baltimore that America remains steadfast and grateful to France. He recalled Lafayette’s influence and urged France and America to remember their shared struggle for freedom. The speech followed a parade route amid orderly crowds of schoolchildren.
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Ceau
Maryland Historical Society
France
America
Tiger of
Historical Society
Lafayette
Mt. Vernon Place
Washington
Cordijal
Clementeau
Calvary
Fort Meyer
Clemenceau
the Historical Society
Fran
Clemferred
Enceau
Stockbridge
Maryland Lafayette
Menceau
Clemence
Hitchcock
City
Clemenceau Society
Cle
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Golliwogg
Chase-Amman
Inspector Heap
Polive
Ce Department
Cuey Neces Eseet Nee Eetsee
Turnkeyand Board
AGAE
Colleen Lorers
Mie
West Monroe
Wanamaker
Lewisian Baton Rouse
Europes
Ples
Baltimore
New Orleans
Prohibition Enforcement Department
Atlantic
Roy Haynes
United States Prohibion
Law Enforcement League Today
New Jersey
Haynes
Agent Investment Corporation
Honeycutt
Rayville
Moter Barber College
Canal Street
New
Orleans
Barcorn
W. E. Flenniken & Son
Milam Street
P. O
Shreveport
Monroe
Jackson and
Peach Streets
M. L. Close
Alexandria
Yelverton
C. T. Baird
Oak Ridge
Fourth
L. L. Lieber
Court House
Manning
St. 1
John Street
J. L. Kaliski
Catalpa
HL. Gregg
Hall Street
Jackson Street
Pine Street
Sam Smith
Central Savings Bank
John Sanders
Monroe Book & Art Studio
Office National Dental Parlors
DeSiard Street
Plymouth Rock Cockerels
Oswald Cosby
Rivoire’s
Poland
Joe Schuler
H. Hull
Ouachita Avenue
Studebaker
Rayner’s Auto Company
Rayner’s Auto 4-31
J. L. Adams
J. Scare
Adams & Gray Physicians and Surgeons
Chase-Amman Drug Store
James Edwin Wallworth
Quacilla National Bank
C. H. Mosley
Collens
Leo Vandegaer
Jas. T
J. B. Vaughan
Ouachita National Bank
Katherine B. Woodward
Grammont St
F. C. Bennett
P. L. Perot
J. P. Brown
Swayze
Market de Siard St. Monroe, la
A. L. Peters
C. H. Hill
R. L. Wood
Chase Amman
Philip M. Gayle
Ouachita National Bank Building
E. C. McGee
DeSiard St
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Monroe Abstract CO
South Grand St
P. O. Box
Wm. F. Thurman
Geo. W. Lester
John R. Humble
G. W
Billie) James
D. WY. M. Veterinary Hospital
N.ith St
Monroe Veterinary Infirmary
Charles
North Sixth Street
Eason Transfer
Grammont Street
la Mode
Leroy Thomas, Mer
City Hall
Jiao Clampit
Guy FP. Stubbs
Mortgrene
H. H. Russell
H. G. Cole
Ey Fee
St. John Street
News-Star
L. W. Gresham
Imo
Singer Sewing Machine CO
J. F. Orwell
Ferd Levi Stationery
DeSiard
Ste
R. E. Flowerree Broker
North Grand St
Monroe, la
L. L. Smith
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
N. Grand St
Milam St
Lieber & CO
Grand Street
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