Japanese Seek Changes to 5-5-3 Naval Pact via New Alliances
Washington dispatch reports that Tokyo awaits word as American British and Japanese delegates study proposals. discussions hint Japan may seek fortification limits and a possible replacement of the Anglo Japanese alliance with arbitration pacts while preserving the 5-5-3 ratio.
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Washington, D. C
Associated Press
Tokio
Diplomatic Advisory Council
United States
Japan
Great Britain
Pafk
China
Cripples Warned Dr Lorenz Not Attending in Chicago
Chicago doctors warned against publicizing visits by Vienna surgeon Dr Adolph Lorenz saying publicity could trigger hysteria and disappointment among cripples. Hospitals planned not to invite him, arguing post operative care is extensive and must be led by the same team.
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Chicago
Ill
Adolph Lorenz
Vienna
Lorenz
Irish Envoys in Wreck On Coast
Three Sinn Fein peace delegation members headed for Dublin were forced to return to England after the steamer Cambrai collided with a schooner off Holyhead. The schooner sank with three drowned. Cambrai damaged and returning to Holyhead. On board were Michael Collins George Gavan Duffy and Erskine Childers. They had just left London after talks with Lloyd George and were to meet Dail Eireann on Britain's peace proposals.
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Belfast
Associated Press
Sinn Fein
Dublin
England
Cambrai
Holyhead
Eng
Michael Collins
George Gavan Duffy
Erskine Childers
London
Lloyd George
Dail Eireann
Officer Killed by Car Thieves in Peoria Yard
Peoria Illinois December 3 1923 Bolted to the Burlington yards detective Fred H Wells of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy was found shot to death after a running fight with freight car thieves Three bullet wounds in his body Arthur Kircher who staggered into a restaurant nearby with two bullet wounds is suspected in the killing Kircher in serious condition and previously wounded last winter when federal agents believed him headed for a whiskey theft His father and two other men are held for investigation
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Peoria
Ill
Fred H. Wells
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Burlington
Arthur Kircher
Kircher
Morse Ordered to Leave France on First Available Steamer
American financier Charles W. Morse was barred from landing in France and ordered to return to the United States on the first available steamer. Paris informed the American embassy that the interior ministry can refuse entry to undesirables. Morse sought delay and asked Attorney General Daugherty to allow postponement until Jan 5. Daugherty cablebed Morse to return immediately on the first boat.
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Paris
Associated Press
Ministry of the Interior
Charles W. Morse
France
United States
Havre
Foreign Office
Interior Department
Daugherty
George Washington
Morse
America
Ettore Marchiafava
Rome
Pope Pius
Washington
United States Shipping Board
Attacked Girl Receives Life Term in Iowa Case
Des Moines reports Joe Ashman pleaded guilty to assaulting an 18 year old telephone operator in Des Moines. Judge Utterback sentenced him to life in prison at Fort Madison penitentiary. The incident occurred two weeks prior.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Joe Ashman
Fort Madison
Utterback
Horse Exhibitions And Prize Giving Close Stock Show
Chicago Ill December 3 Two horse exhibitions and the final prize awards mark the close of the International Live Stock Exposition today. A hunter exhibition in the afternoon ends a sequence of notable horse displays with the French high commission challenge cup as the stake. Woodlin Farms holds two legs of the cup and could keep it if victorious this afternoon. the program also includes additional events and prize presentations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
Woodlin Farms
Nations Form East Group Under Harding Plan
Washington December 3 1921 nine powers aim to form a regional council to ensure fair application of Pacific principles. The United States invites nations with Far East interests and seeks tranquil relations through regional understandings as a step toward broader peace.
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Washington, D. C
Eastern Council of Nations
Pacific
Washington
United States
Far East
Russia
Harding
Mr. Harding
Far Eastern
European League of Nations
League
Farmers urged to apply for War Finance loans
Governor Warren McCray told the Chicago board of trade that farmers should apply immediately for War Finance Corporation loans via country banks to cover production costs. The plan aims to aid farmers, not for speculation, with a later push for a federal trade association to loan money to foreigners for buying U.S. corn and agricultural products. States including Iowa, Missouri, Illinois and Minnesota will host meetings, Des Moines December 7 and Omaha December 8. The War Finance Corporation announced advances totaling over 6.5 million dollars for agriculture and exports, affecting 24 states.
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Chicago
Ill
Warren T. McCray
Indiana
Chicago Board of Trade Today
War Finance Corporation
McCray
Congress
Corn Belt Advisory Committee
Iowa
Des Moines
Nebraska
Omaha
Washington, D. C
Missouri
Illinois
Minnesota
Exhibition of Children's Riding Prize Night
Exhibition of children's riding draws prize awards for grooms shepherds and herdsmen whose careful care earned top prizes for animal owners. The event highlights skilled handlers as prizes are awarded tonight.
Principal Figures in Arbuckle Case Spotlight Death at St Francis
Virginia Rappe, actress, died after a so called party at Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle’s rooms in the St Francis Hotel San Francisco. Mrs Maude Bambina Delmont accuses Arbuckle of attempted assault in connection with Rappe’s death. Miss Zey Prevost was a leading prosecution witness at the trial.
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Virginia Rappe
Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle
St. Francis Hotel
San Francisco
Arbuckle
Maude Bambina Delmont
Miss Rappe
Gardeners' Joy In Rose Cutting To Be Overtaken By Frost
Amateur gardeners in Louisville enjoy cutting roses as frost threatens to end the warm spell. Officials forecast cold weather and snow flurries for the region, following an unusually wet season and a period of insect-free blooms.
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Louisville
Weather Bureau
Chicago
Ill
Henry J. Cox
Police Bulletin Records Detective Wife Change in Name
Society reporters may copy the Daily Police Bulletin approach after Mrs Isabelle Goodwin a detective sergeant in New York marries Oscar Seaholm. The bulletin notes the change in social condition effective Oct 27 1921 and records the department name change for Isabelle Seaholm.
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New York
N. Y
Daily Police Bulletin
Isabelle Goodwin
Oscar A. Seaholm
Shield No
Isabelle Seaholm
Police Department
City of
Weather outlook for Midwest and Washington week
Iowa and Illinois forecast calls for snow in southeast and north with rain or snow in the south. Temperatures rise in the extreme west and remain near normal in the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys. Washington predicts above normal temperatures with fair conditions and a chance of rain in the upper Mississippi valley Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Tiowa
Illinois
Washington, D. C
Upper Mississippi
Lower
Missouri Valleys
Upper
Mississippi Valley
Court orders subpoenas in Kansas City packing workers case
Union officials ignored summons issued by the Kansas court of industrial relations convened to address a threatened packing workers strike set for Monday. Subpoenas were issued for five Kansas City Kansas locals while the Big Five packers were represented by attorneys. Chicago officials urged workers to disregard the court and proceed with the strike, calling the court a joke.
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Kansas City
Kan
Kansas Court of Industrial Relations
Amalgamated Association of Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen
Wyandotte County
Chicago
Ill
Kansas Industrial Court
Dennis Lane
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of
North America
Lane
Kansas
Mr. Lane
Corn Belt Packing Company
Woman planned seventeenth marriage halted by agents
Federal agents stopped Mrs. Helen Drexler who admitted compiling a government allotment scheme by listing each late or absent husband as the father of a child. She said she collected about $500 monthly from the program across marriages to sailors and soldiers, culminating with Albert Drexler at Camp Grant.
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Chicago
Til
Helen Drexler
Thomas I. Porter
Secret Service
Boston
Wilfred Taylor
France
John Kelly
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Albert Drexler
Camp Grant
China Wins Gains in Nine Powers Meeting on leased Chinese lands
China gains in the nine powers talks as Britain France and Japan agree to relinquish much leased territory in China. France offers to drop Kwantung Frays Wei Hai Wei area and Japan proposes withdrawal from Shantung and Manchuria privileges. The Far Eastern committee adjourns till Wednesday.
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Washington, D. C
Associated Press
China
Nine Powers
Great Britain
Japan
France
Shantung
Manchuria
M. Viviani
Kwan Chow Wai
Wei-Hai- Wei
Harding
Congress
Wei-Hai-Wei
Doors of Idaho Bank Are Closed
Boise Idaho December 3 The Citizens State Bank of Buhl Idaho has failed to open its doors after the board of directors decided to take protective action for depositors Poor collections and delayed liquidation led to this measure R W Alred cashier said The bank is capitalized at 100000 J W Hayward of Clinton Iowa is president
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Associated Press
Boise
Ida
Citizens’ State Bank of Buhl
R. W. Alred
J. W. Hayward
Clinton, Ia
Food Hounds Happy As Cafeterias Let Patrons Get Theirs
Des Moines is abuzz as two cafeterias under the same management serve noon lunches for 35 cents and evening meals for 49 cents. Patrons may pile unlimited food on trays and return for seconds if needed. The manager says profits hinge on higher volume.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Jury Deliberations Resume in Fatty Arbuckle Case
San Francisco jury returns to deliberations in the Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle manslaughter trial over Miss Virginia Rappe. After a night without a verdict, reports said eleven to one for acquittal circulated. Arbuckle appeared unfazed in court as witnesses and doctors testified about injuries linked to the deceased.
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San Francisco
Calif
Roscoe C
Fatty) Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
Fatty
Arbuckle
Zeb Prevost
Alice Blake
F. C. Heinrich
Miss Rappe
Kaber Slayer Caught in Italy As Extradition Gap Looms
Vitt Sell i Pisselli, linked to the Kaber murder, has been in Italy. Cleveland detectives report no U S Italy extradition treaty for capital crimes, likely leading to trial in Italy. Assistant Prosecutor Walter Krewson heads to Washington to push ambassadorial talks. Cala, serving life, implicated Pisselli who stabbed Daniel Kaber while Cala held him. payment was to come from Eva Catherine Kaber, widow, herself sentenced to life.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Vitt Selli
Daniel Kaber
Italy
Reces
Washington
Walter Krewson
United States
Pisselli
Kaber
Salvatore Cala
Cala
Eva Catherine Kaber
Tar Feather Suit Goes to Jury in Nebraska Federal Case
The $50,000 suit by F. E. Shoemaker of New London Wisconsin against Hartington Nebraska residents charges tar and feathering after a Non Partisan league address. The case was given to a jury in federal court in Omaha on December 3. London Prime Minister Lloyd George held another interview with Sinn Fein through Michael Collins.
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Omaha, Neb
F. E. Shoemaker
New London
Wis
Hartington
London
Lloyd George
Sinn Fein
Michael Collins
Irish Commission
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Pacific Council
David Lawrence
the Journal
McKay
Kansas-Packer
Chicago House
U. S
Idaho Bank
Nap Long
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