France Refuses Morse Land Entry and Orders Return
The French Interior Ministry denies Charles W Morse the right to land in France and orders his return to the United States on the Paris on Monday. In Washington the Attorney General directs Morse, shipbuilder and financier, to sail from Le Havre to the United States on the same ship and asks the Consul at Le Havre to ensure his return.
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Liberty Issues Continue Gains in Irregular Market
New York December 3. Oils and industrials led today's uneven trading with rails weaker. Shipments remained active as costs closed firm with about 360000 shares traded. Bonds showed continued strength in Liberty and Victory issues amid the market mood.
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Liberty and Victory
Arbuck le Jury Reports 11 1 For Acquittal
San Francisco December 3 The Ar buckle manslaughter trial jury reported 11 to 1 for acquittal after a four and a quarter hour deliberation following a night’s rest. Rumors pointed to one holdout for conviction and the jurors returned from the hotel at 10 o’clock refreshed.
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Car Falls Through Bridge Killing Driver and Passenger
A sedan crashes through an open Jersey drawbridge into fifteen feet of water near Ashburn. The driver failed to hear warnings as the bridge opened and both he and a passenger drowned. Ward, later noted for funding church groundwork, leaves a widow and two children.
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Philadelphia
Navy Negotiations At Standstill in Tokyo Word
Navy negotiations reach standstill as Tokyo awaits word from Tokio. Fair weather forecast for North and Middle Atlantic states next week with normal temperatures. outlook for December 6 period expected to be orally fair.
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Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
Pessimism Rules As Dail Eireann Cabinet Convenes
Dublin reports the Dail Eireann Cabinet meets to review Britain's latest peace terms. Optimism is low as London delegates fear De Valera and advisors will reject the revised terms. If unacceptable, Sinn Fein delegates may be asked to propose another plan, with a possible truce continuance as an option.
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Dublin
Dail Eireann
London
Eamonn de Valera
Dail
Sinn Fein
Packing House Workers Defy Kansas Court Action
Kansas City story reports union packing house workers ignoring summons from the Kansas Court of Industrial Relations as a looming strike date nears. Five union officials did not respond. all big five packers were represented by attorneys who refused to concede court jurisdiction. In a separate item, Nebraska man wed Paris girl by cable, ceremony lasting seven hours conducted by Judge Bryant in Bartington with the bride in Paris and groom in France with Red Cross service.
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Kansas Court of Industrial Relations
Hugs- Sins
Paris
Cable Hartington
Lester J. Matheos
St. Helena
Neb
Maria Hahn
W. F. Bryant
Bartington
Mabeus
France
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Flahn
Red Cross
Fortifications in Pacific Bases Tie Up Naval Ratio Talks
Washington dispatches report that naval ratio negotiations stalled as Japan awaited Tokio guidance. The latest conference among the United States Britain and Japan is under study by the Japanese cabinet with focus on fortifying American bases in the Pacific and how it fits a 5 5 3 fleet ratio. China Britain Japan and France gain a point by agreeing to retire from much of their leased holdings in China.
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Tokio
yeasterday
United States
Japan
Great Britain
Pacific
committee of the nine powers
China
France
Bees' Rights Restored in Kansas City Case
In Kansas City a circuit judge ruled bees may roam freely, voiding a city ordinance. Lee Cooley had been fined $50 for harboring “vicious bees” after a child was stung. bee experts testified a bee can sting only once. The ruling remitted Cooley's fine, aided by testimony from the National Apiary Association.
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Lee Codley
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Cooley
National Apiary Association
Punjab Natives Spear Fishin gStreams With Trident Image Echoed
Natives of Punjab still spear fish in small streams using a trident similar to the one shown on English coins. The note highlights traditional hunting methods remaining practiced among local communities.
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Punjab
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