Negative results claim by Dr Tlau at Washington conference
Dr Tlau alleges the Washington conference on China produced no tangible gains. He resigns from the delegation saying decisions were made in principle and not executed, while noting disagreements over leaseholds and naval ratio. The piece also covers labor picket bans, and Babe Ruth’s 1921 World Series profits forfeiture under Landis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee
Unive Nowe Parvin
Washington
Philbp KC
Cuba
Peking
China
Vuwu
Ching
Tyan Sill
Aiyan
Jayla
Chinn
Aiis
Japan
United States
Great Britain
France
Miah
Ciledge
Babe Ruth
Ruth
Commies Tower
Landis
Bill
One Killed in Refinery Explosion Roxana Petroleum Plant
In Roxana a refinery explosion killed one man and left four others in serious condition as new refining apparatus being tested failed. The incident followed reports of earlier lynching in Oconee county near Snow Mill where Rey Grove Wer Hales and others were attacked and Aaron Birdsong was killed by a posse after alleged shootings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkinsville
Rey Grove
Roxana, T
Roxwna Petroleum
Peete Habeas Corpus Writ Denied in San Quentin Case
Mrs. Louise Peete whose murder conviction for Jacob C. Denton was upheld saw her habeas corpus petition denied by United States District Judge Benjamin F. Bledsoe. Her lawyers said they would seek Supreme Court review and had asked to delay transfer to San Quentin during the appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Peete
Jacob C. Denton
United States District
Benjamin F. Bledsoe
Peete
United States Supreme Court
Junge Bledsoe
San Quentin
Germany to receive three year delay on indemnity payments
Reports from reliable sources say Germany will likely be granted a three year delay in cash indemnity payments. Negotiations are underway between French and British officials and their German counterparts, with the involved nations nearing agreement that Germany must be granted extended relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Associated Press
France
Great Britain
England and Japan at stalemate in naval talks
Deadlock persists as England and Japan fail to admit progress in naval relativity. American and British delegates press for a balanced solution while Tokyo seeks to factor national needs. Talks resume after fresh advices from Tokio as Shantung dispute is linked to the broader issue. Five Japanese sailors die in a gale off Cape Platter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Titan
Japan
United States
Heitain
Hanon Kate
A. J. Maifour
Mughes
Nulfour
Jude Plain
Vitaly
Galing
Fursther
Mtn
Vancouver
1. C
Cape Platters
Agreement Near On Naval Ratio In Conference
Negotiations advance in a conference of powers with progress on naval ratio terms. The talks show a new stage with favorable signals, as delegates seek a workable framework for balance at sea and regional security.
Japan and United States seek new phase in talks clue
Washington reports that Japan and the United States push a new phase in wartime talks after a meeting attended by Hughes and Barons. An outline from unofficial Japanese delegates suggests a 6 or 61 percent fortification retention, with Tokio to approve any proposals and keep national defense intact. The mood is cautious yet optimistic, emphasizing no intent to wreck the conference while demanding adequate defenses.
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Washington
Japan
United States
Hughes
Ad Halfour
Mirot Baron Kat
Kate
Hie
Perry
Hie Matsu
Castile
Eanse
Far East
Great Britain
Tokio
Jand
Peete retrial bid before U S Supreme Court noted
Los Angeles seeks Supreme Court review for Mrs Louise Peete after conviction for the murder of Jacob Charter Denton. Petition claims constitutional rights violation when a juror was discharged for illness and an alternate juror was seated without impaneling a new jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angers
United States Suprem Court
Louise Peete
Jacob
Charter Denton
United States District Court
Poote
Typhus Famine and violence rise in Russia regions
Typhus fever sweeps Russia with increasing violence in the Oder Baku Turkestan and Volta regions amid famine. American relief staffer Walter L Bell in the Ufa district is ill. In Iowa a detective on a Burlington train shoots and instantly kills Emil Hoots and is held by police. In Louisiana a Kansas City Southern train guards a marine shoots Walter Clark near Ellenchard station. a warrant for the shooter, T A Willis, follows.
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Russia
Moscow
Oder
Baku
Turkestan
Volta
Walter L. Bell
American Relief Administration
Ufa
Prowler
Anand
A. F Mullen
Ottumwa
Burington
Hoots
Emil
Chariton
Ralph
Robinson
Mullen
Shreveport
Wylie Clark
Kansas City Southern
Ellenchard
Caddo Parish
T. A. Willis
Clark
Willis
Toronto Eyes End To Liquor Exports From U S
Ontario plans to stop liquor imports from the United States by new arrangements. Under U S rules a permit is required for export and U S officials will consult the Ontario license board before permits for export into the province are issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ontario
United States
Ontario License Board
To Probe Theatrical Slump In New York
William A Birdy convenes actors and managers to diagnose the stage downturn. He urges clear talk and united effort, calling for practical action to identify problems and restore vitality to the theater. The meeting aims to reveal causes and propose remedies for the struggling business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William A. Birdy
San Francisco Sailors Rescued After Destroyer Run Aground
One officer and three seamen stranded when the destroyer De Long ran ashore on rocks a mile and a half south of Half Moon Bay California. Engine room flooded. All hands came ashore safely.
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San Francisco
de Long
Halfmoon Bay
California
Revised railroad labor rules spark efficiency surge across lines
The United States Railroad Labor Board unveiled revised shop rules taking effect December 1, aiming to streamline operations on about 400000 workers. Economies in operation could reach 90000000 annually, with elastic classifications allowing crafts to perform additional tasks. The overhaul preserves core collective bargaining while relaxing some rigid rules to favor the roads, and minority representation is emphasized in the new framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lalor Board
Wage Seale
Justin Lary
Laber Moald
Niles
Transportation Net
New Trial Date Set After Hung Jury Deliberations
A case ends with a hung jury after 41 hours of deliberation. The defendant is discharged and a new trial is scheduled for January 9. The report notes legal proceedings and court actions involving the case.
Woman Jurors Clash as Arbuckle Trial Ends in Hung Jury
In San Francisco the jury in the manslaughter trial of film comedian Roscoe Arbuckle failed to reach a verdict after 41 hours of deliberation. The foreman said the majority favored acquittal, with one dissenting juror blocking a response. Arbuckle denounced a juror’s influence and investigated claims of intimidation involving Mrs Hubbard and others as the retrial looms. The jury warned that a verdict should rest on evidence, not conjecture.
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San Francisco
Calif
Monshanshter
Fis
Arbuckle
Felf
Helen
Gux Oliva
Bard
Hiis
Hubbard
August Fritze
Arbuck
Administration of Justice
Cithzens
Use Drugs to Gain Courage among Criminals
A Philadelphia Ledger warning cites a detective stating criminals use drugs to gain false courage for daylight robberies. The piece links drug abuse to crime, suggesting addicts become permanent offenders and that fear returns once opiate effects fade. The narrative then shifts to a brief, domestic vignette about two girls Janice and Elizabeth in a playroom over a broken doll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mhiladelphia Ledger
Janice
Elzabeth
Elizabeth
Jjanice
Donoghue the Jockey Noted for Constant Outfit Change
A Tit-Bits excerpt recalls a race meeting moment where an escort praises Donoghue as a famous jockey on the second horse. The girl agrees he is a leading jockey yet remarks he appears in a different colored suit in every race, highlighting his dreary fashion.
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Donoghue
What Money Cannot Buy, Matters Were Even, The Death of Sir Ernest Cassell
An elaborately dressed woman recalls a famous English founder and a smoking incident on a moving train after the death of a daughter. A man asks about the smoke, she replies, and he jokes about scent. The piece reflects on love, money, and public figures amid a reflective, if fragmented, narrative.
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Ernest Cassell
Daugh
Saved by Swollen Grain steamer Seapoal sinks avoided
Report claims the steamer Seapoal struck an iceberg off Newfoundland and began to leak but was saved by grain swelling in her forehead. It notes the swelling stopped the hole and prevented sinking. Also mentions Japan's widow's headdress customs and oil production by Tilmots at over 12 million barrels last year.
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Newfoundland
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Supreme Court
American Steel Coundries Company
Granite City
Mra. Peete
Charles S. Wilson
England
Kato
Britain
Guard
Farmer
Railroad Labor Board
Lloyd George
Londo
Erie Canal
Toledo
Ohio
Kansas City
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America, Et al
District 14
Imiel A. Dew
Jackson County
Robert Hastings
Labor Department
U. S
Frederick L. Hoffman
Memphis
Tenn
Foreman
Lisbon
Briand
Havre
Paris
Harding
Riga
Saratov
Rosta
F. B. van Blockland
Jonkheer F. Beelaerts van Blockand
Wetnerianas
Ream
Dr. Price
Free Price Baking Powder Factory
Loe Independence Blvd
Chicago
Tilmots
Sana
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