Pact proposed by four powers to govern Pacific rights
The proposed ten year treaty among the United States Great Britain France and Japan would replace the existing alliance and govern insular rights in the Pacific. It provides for diplomatic settlement of disputes, joint council if needed, and allows withdrawal on twelve months notice after ten years with ratification pending in London.
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Associated Press
Washingmwe
D. C
United States
Great Britain
France
Japan
America
Logze
Pacific
Senate
Lodse
United States of America
British Empire
Pacific Ocean
Erbstein Withdraws From Obenchain Case
Chicago attorney Charles Erbstein says he has withdrawn from the defense of Madalynne Obenchain in the Lasarene murder case connected to J Belton Kennedy. The move comes amid ongoing proceedings in the Obenchain matter.
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Erbstein
Obenchain
Associated Pr
Chicazo
Charles Erbstein
Chintz
Hart
Madalynne Obenchain
Lasarene
Conneester
J. Belton Hennedy
Four Power Agreement Draws Praise From Delegations
At 1 16 the conference adjourned after brief remarks without further discussion. Minister Sze of China expressed great satisfaction with the work of the conference and happiness over the new wearer. Japan’s gratification over the new agreement was voiced by Prince To kungen. Senator Sebaazer, head of the Mat ize delegation, spoke of his government’s satisfaction with the four power accord.
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Presa
Washington, D. C
Srithour
Atention
Revelsitio
Sze
China
Jzpen
Prince Toy Kugens
Senstur Sebaazer
Matize
Agreement Reached on Bill Funding Foreign Debt
Senate finance committee reached a bill to fund the nation’s foreign debt into obligations due by June 15, 1947. Interest would be 4 percent per year, paid semiannually, with a five member commission chaired by the secretary of the treasury and four cabinet officers to be appointed by the president and subject to Senate confirmation.
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Assocases Press
Washington, D. C
Senate Finance Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Senate
House
Postmaster General Hays Reports Budget Strains and Rates Question
Washington reports Postmaster General Hays says ongoing expenditures warrant postage rate adjustments to align with rising business volume. He cautions against profit focus, urges service over revenue, cites 1926 receipts of 455,491,074 and a deficit risk from higher compensation and other costs, with no firm rate recommendation.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mars
Puds
Hayes
Cox
Orde Terstiats Commerce Commissi Etroactive
Conetes
Robbers Foil Own Efforts At Albany Bank
Bank bandits in Albany Wisconsin attempted to break into a safe using a sledgehammer and jack tools. They were repelled by returning guards from a basketball event about 2am, leaving the vault partially damaged and valuables stolen.
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Albany
Wis
Associated Press
Janestile
Monroc
Monthly steel report shows lower New Yorktonnes totals
A monthly steel report indicates a drop from October with a total around 30 342 tons of annealed steel. The release notes a decrease in shipments and mentions unfilled orders and unspecified totals for the month. The report highlights ongoing supply gaps and industry activity despite the lower figure.
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New York
Anne O
Congress Rushes Through New Session Amid Sharp Cabinet Push
A special Northwestern report describes Congress entering a busy second session as President Harding forms a strong cabinet and committees move swiftly. The piece notes expected debates on tariffs, taxation, and labor parity, with party differences shaping early legislative pressure and the aim to set a decisive nation shaping agenda. The text highlights the cabinet’s vigor and the urgency to align executive, legislative branches for a wartime like program.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Furmer
Usimt
Ime
Rabinger
Harding
Cabifex
Branche of
Ruffies
Sictie
Happs
Wit
Feaders
Grain Corporation revival urged by farmers council
Washington Associated Press reports a proposal to revive a United States gemin corporation with a government guarantee of roughly 32.30 a bushel for wheat. The Farmers National Council says the plan would allow the standard 14 ounce loaf to be sold at 5 cents when farmers receive about 2.50 per basket, aiming to curb profiteering between farmers and wheat product consumers.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States Gemin Corporation
Congress
Farmers National Council
Harding backs soldier bonus in next session
Laurence St Benedict reports from Washington that President Harding favors a soldier bonus bill in the upcoming congressional session. He aims to accelerate passage once debt refinancing and collection of about 3.5 to 4.9 billion dollars are settled, with a five member commission to address foreign debt.
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Laurence St. Benedict
Pries
Washington, D. C
Harding
Congress
Wili
Conem
Senate
DHS
United States
Hierarchy Opinions On Anglo Irish Peace Agreement
Associated Press reports Belfast Irish Independent coverage of hierarchy opinions on Valera’s peace stand. Cardinal Logue favors ratification, critiques Valera’s Dail impact. Archbishop Gilmartin supports ratification. Bishop O Doherty also favors ratification. Bishop Browne leans toward ratification. Bishop Mulkerry of Dromore suggests restraint.
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iBy Associated Press
Belfast
Irish Independent
Gay
Valéra
Cardinal Logue
Wet de Valera
Gilmartin
Eisnon Browninge
O'Doherty
Browre
Rarish Callor
Mulkery
Dromore
Mize
Habeas Corpus Writ Issued in Favor of Managing Editor
Federal court grants a habeas corpus writ on bond set at 2.608 dollars for the managing editor. The case concerns release conditions and potential trial proceedings. The readable fragment suggests a legal action to obtain release on bond pending further orders from the court.
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Federal
One Dead and One Dying in Feud Fatality
A feud led to a deadly incident leaving one person dead and another dying. Local authorities secured the scene and began inquiries to determine motive and identify suspects. Witnesses described a confrontation that escalated quickly. Investigators are reviewing evidence and interviewing residents.
Four-Point Resolution on China Adopted by Conference
United Press reports a plenary session where leaders from the United States, British Empire, France, Italy, Japan, the Netherlands and Portugal approve a resolution. The text asserts China’s sovereignty and independence, urges equal opportunity for global commerce, and calls powers to refrain from special privileges.
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China
Root
Rere
United States of America
British Empire
France
Lly
Japan
Netherlands
Portugal
Uée
Cama
Porch falls with mourners injures twenty at funeral
At the funeral of a Seidelt merchant, pallbearers and mourners were struck when the porch collapsed. Twenty people were injured including a funeral party member described as a “Henry Person.” Several sustained broken bones though none feared fatally hurt.
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Pers
Joveph
Merchant & Pore
Beautify Grounds at Waterworks Lagoon Project Approved
An emergency plan to improve Ushkosh city grounds creates work for unemployed men. A Jarke lagoon is excavated west of the waterworks, 6100 cubic yards of dirt moved for filling. Water from artesian wells will keep the lagoon fresh while a dam outlet feeds the sewers. The site will host a recreation area for children and winter skating, with winding roads and two tennis courts on the concrete basin, plus flower beds and lake shore filling. It will connect to Nominee Park and the municipal clubhouse, supporting automobile tourism camps.
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Ushkush
Ushkosh
Tuyere
Ad Deiming Linde Avenue
Washington Boulevard
Regents urge reopening of university open halls policy
Madison reports the University of Wisconsin board of visitors passed a resolution urging the regents to reopen consideration of the spring policy restricting speakers and events. The measure, adopted unanimously, calls for clear rules governing who may speak on campus and under what conditions, aiming to curb criticism while preserving free discussion.
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Board of Visitors
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Tr Soring Science Club
Lonard
Grorze P. J . Girento
Labor Board poised to issue order against East Railway
Contemplated action by the Labor Board targets East Railway after a hearing. Judge FL oM temporarily presides as chair, with details on proposed remedies and potential transport disruptions under review. The order aims to address labor tensions and enforce compliance.
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Labor Board
East Railway
Thirsge-Surise
Lepnie
Cailtay
Orier
Terete
Bea
Allotted to Indians in Mare St and lagians
A garbled item notes a grant or allotment affecting Indians with references to Mare Street and lagians, mentioning a remimis eterner and a large number near a million, but the text is fragmented and unclear.
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Gand
Remimis Eterner
Mare
Lagians
Body of Slaughter Found After Woods Killings
The body of Tom Slaughter, a notorious outlaw, was found in Saline county woods north of Benton this morning. He and five convicts escaped from the penitentiary Friday morning. J B White, Benton newspaperman, reported the gunfire killed Slaughter. half his face was shot away and a side wound matched the earlier account.
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Associated Press
Linke Eck
Ark
Tom Slaushter
Saline County
Howard
Benton
J. B. White
White
Wwowarit
Attempted Bribery Charge in Stilliman Case
Defense argues attempted bribery as core issue in the Stilliman trial. Judge and court officers prepare to hear testimony from key witnesses as proceedings resume amid intense scrutiny.
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Stilliman
Mrs Georgia Hamon to wed Chicago capitalist
Mrs Georgia Hamon is to marry a Chicago capitalist. The ceremony is noted in a terse, clipped report with references to Mrs Hamon and the Chicago figure, reflecting early 20th century society notices.
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Georgia Hamon
Chicago
SAPP GOES TO TIGERS FEY As see FETs
Fragmentary text describes a season and a figure of eight dollars, with unclear names and details. The legible parts reference a Detroit context and teams, but essential facts and events are missing, leaving uncertain connections between players, opponents, or outcomes.
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FEY
Hasroniael
Next Steps in Pacific Peace Treaty
Washington officials discuss a proposed Pacific peace treaty aimed at ten years, with U S Japan consultation on island status and Mandated Islands, emphasizing diplomacy over force and mutual respect among Great Britain Japan and other powers. The text outlines no provision for military action and stresses removal of causes of war through good faith and joint consideration.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senator Lodge
Pacific Ocean
United States
Japan
Equator
Pacific
Great Britain
London
Brent
Vaintess
Marquesas
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