Agreement on problems foreshadows naval arms limits
A late telegram reports progress toward a quadruple agreement among the United States Great Britain Japan and France on naval arms limits. Washington notes no obstacle remains as leaders push to complete terms and hold an open session Monday to finalize the plan.
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Union Packers Strike Hits St. Louis Plant
Workers at the St. Louis pecking plant stage a protest with around 308 employees out, demanding concessions from Seran company. Management and union talks continue as the strike disrupts operations.
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Union Packers
ST. Louis
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Unclear fragmentary text with mixed names and phrases
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered names and dubious phrases about Dr Lorenz and others, with no coherent event, date, or place to summarize into a news item.
Opium Roundup Nets 3D Chinese Arrests in Chicago
Police raid on a five story building on the northern fringe of Chicago uncovers opium caches and smoking paraphernalia. Investigators report many detainees are Chinese nationals recently arrived from California and Oregon. Witnesses describe rooms stacked with cans of crude opium and scenes of workers leaving the premises.
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Chicago
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California
Oregon
Wild and Woolly East Decried by Me
A garbled regional notice discusses eastward social tensions, mentioning a Wil d and Woolly motif and local residents including grandmothers and a church convention. The text references incidents of drunkenness, jail sentences, and gender dynamics, set against streets labeled State and Biadisen.
Senator Watson Threatens Major Cogheu in Senate Hearing
The incident reports Senator Watson clashing with Major Cocke during a committee hearing. President General Pershing’s retirement remark triggers tension as officers retire and Shields of Tennessee objects to the attack amid claims of insult and bias.
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Sharman
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Pershing
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France
Cocke
Shields
Tennnessee
Lie Committee
Interred Irish Camp Inmates Released For Home Plans
Escaped text fragments indicate chatter about 600 internees in an Irish camp being released for return home. Widespread opinions varied as leaders and observers weighed the move amid unsettled sentiment.
Quadruple Plan Receives Warm French Premier Welcome
A scrambled note suggests the quadruple plan was well received by the French premier. The fragment mentions drone-related progress and possible funding or security angles. Further context is unclear.
Fond du Lac Youth Dies Despite Transfusion Effort
A Fond du Lac youth died after a blood transfusion failed to save life. Details are limited due to the damaged and garbled source text, but the report notes the medical efforts and ongoing investigation into the incident at the North Fork facility.
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Fond DU Lac
Charles Piez to Be Granted Divorce
United Press reports Charles Piez, Chicass manufacturer and director, to be granted divorce. Judge Sabbarn indicated ruling details and proceedings in Cravere-Cranes Plex.
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Charles Piez
United Press
Cravere—Cranes Plex
Oreungs
Irish Situation Sparks Debate Over Valence Accord
The Irish Free State crisis and a split within ranks trigger immediate questions about future governance as Parliament opens. Key figures Prime Minister and Lords discuss the accord and its impact on the new government and political stability.
First Death Reported in Meat Strike Violence
Chicago reports the first death in the stockyards strike as George Pile, 35, a laborer, died from gunshot wounds Wednesday. A motorcycle policeman is said to have shot him after bricks were thrown. Authorities note a briefer violence risk as packers claim workers return to duty and plants near normal. The Butcher Workmen’s union cites about 4,000 out of work with near full stoppage across packing centers.
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Chicago
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Felice
Pile
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Dennis Lane
Butcher Workmen's Union
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President of Dale Bank Dead in Unclear Report
A garbled OCR note reports the death of the president of Dale Bank. The fragment mentions locations such as Winchester and Laie, references ten years of service, and a relative or colleague named Mendes, but details are incomplete and unclear.
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Laie
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Relay for Tommy O Connor Denied by Supreme Court
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Supreme Court denial involving Tommy O Connor. The text is unclear but references executive positions, federal aspects, and cited chances or time for a decision.
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Tommy O'Connor
Supreme Court
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Aes Ree Court
Commission orders reopen grain case on December 14
A commission directs the reopening of a grain case on December 14. The decision involves interstate product matters and affects western and mountain regions with Pacific rail routes cited in the case notes.
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Commission
Anc
Pacific
Aor
Griffith 10 Move Treaty Be Ratified Discussion
An Irish Times report covers Arthur Griffith and the Dail as plenipotentiaries sign a treaty with Britain. Debates in Dublin and London show division among cabinet members and Irish republicans. De Valera and Valera statements are cited amid hopes the pact advances independence goals.
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Girl Seeks Freedom From Negro Husband in Spokane
A Spokane woman sought a court order to free herself from a marriage she claims to not recognize. She stated she did not know her husband and described the situation as she traveled in a dining car aboard a coaster train. Authorities reported the claim as presented by Lewin Sper in the Spokane market area.
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United Press
St. PankSiven
Unuer
Spokane
Lewin
Saumerel
Escapes From Death In Oklahoma Prison Break
A prisoner known as Slaughter led a coordinated escape from the state prison. He feigned illness to lure guards, disarmed them, and freed fellow inmates. He forced a nurse to guide him to the warden’s wife and daughter, locking them in a death cell before releasing doors for others to pass. Six others attempted the escape as chaos spread through the hospital ward.
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Pheedom
Hales
Revised Working Rules Issued December 14
A notice announces new working rules to be distributed on December 14. Details are limited in the readable text, but the document outlines procedural changes and distribution plans for employees.
President Harding Takes Up Horse Riding at White House
President Harding, rekindling a long-quiet interest, has begun riding again during his White House stay. After a brief vacation ride with Edison, Firestone, and Fo last gammer, he has continued the sport when time allows, riding through Potomac Park toward Virginia.
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White House
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Firestone
Gammer
Potomac Park
Virginia
Landis blocks Labor Board publishing rule violation ruling
Federal Judge Landis issues a temporary injunction preventing the Labor Board from releasing a decision that the Perry Pennsylvania system violated rules. The move arises from a petition by Pennsylvania unions criticizing the board’s handling and the timing of possible disclosures to employees.
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Labor Board
United Press
Chicago
United States
Labor Board Today
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Poard
Ty van Eleenan
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Seoul
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Tae
Resignation Forecast Premium By Dublin Writer
Dublin writer forecasts a resignation by De Valera amid fluctuating political currents as readers weigh potential shifts. Publication hints at upcoming changes in leadership and strategic realignments influencing national policy.
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DE Valera
Dublin
Officials exchange fire while chasing thief in Chicago
Two officials fired at a fleeing thief in Chicago during a pursuit. The incident ended with nonfatal injuries to the officers and the suspect taken into custody. Local authorities are reviewing body camera footage and surveillance records for details.
HELL MARIA DAWES MAKES A HOME RUN
Special to The No Washington reports a praise filled view of Dawes budget reforms. It lauds efficiency and the budget plan as guiding government toward order, noting mass dismissals and a push to cut waste while reshaping federal hiring under a budget system. William M. Stuart.
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Washington
Congress
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Earth
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Heli-Maria Eink
Wiluam M. Stuart
Spindles in New England Mills Hum
Spindles in New England mills hum as workers toil amid rising demand and aging equipment. It notes steady production in textile centers with factory activity and local employment impact.
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