Agreement Reached on Naval Armament Question Today
Report notes the Big Three reach a settlement on naval arms with a disbandment plan discussed. Germany says it cannot meet reparations due January 15 and seeks moratorium, warning of possible credit measures if denied. Security actions in Kentucky involve tear gas and cave evasion by mountaineer gang suspects.
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Dail Eireann May Vote On Anglo Irish Treaty
The Dail Eireann entered a secret session as advocates of ratification expressed hope the treaty would reach a public vote tomorrow. Michiel Collins, a leading supporter, urged a transparent session to decide the issue. Local mentions warn of nearby towns facing disruptions amid heightened political tension.
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Market More Active Today in New York Stocks
Former leaders of the Railway and Industrial divisions shared only slightly in the increased activity during the forenoon. California issues became more prominent. Shippings, Motors, Equipments and Miscellaneous specialties also improved. Call money opened at 4 3/4 percent.
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Workers Threaten Strike Over New Rail Labor Rule
New York December 15 a railroad labor board plan in Chicago to set a ten hour day for common labor and maintain eight hour days, with pay for overtime after ten hours, spurred appeals from 30 000 workers in the New York district. William J Roberts of the United Brotherhood warned of sporadic strikes if action is not taken by international officers.
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Nowa rnin advertiae in the old newspaper
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Final Decision Said To Be Reached In Washington Talks
The Big Three at the Washington conference reportedly completed consideration of naval ratio proposals. Alternate plans were presented to Secretary Hughes and leaders, signaling a formal agreement on balance of power. Britain would build two super battleships while scrapping four dreadnoughts and a Tiger and Repulse class battle cruiser.
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Eastlake unmoved by wife's murder in trial testimony
The Associated Press report from Montrose Virginia dated December 14 describes trial testimony in the case of Roger D. Eastlake charged with murder in the September 30 death of his wife at Colonial Beach. A witness said Eastlake showed no emotion and did not look at the body while Miles Sarah Knox, also charged, will be tried separately.
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Woman Attacked Slayer Sought in Johnsonburg Pa
County authorities searched for the slayer of Miss Margaret Warmbrodt 22 found dead last night in the C'ation river near her home. A deep scar on her forehead torn clothing handkerchief near the scene and footprints along the riverbank were key clues. Missing since Monday the victim was last seen in her local area.
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Daugherty Seeks Help Of The States
Washington dispatch reports Attorney General Daugherty proposing a conference of Federal District Attorneys and State Prosecutors to boost cooperation between federal and state legal systems. Governors of the 48 states would be asked to participate, per Daugherty’s outline.
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