End of the arms conference nears light shantung issue
Washington reports the Shantung question nears settlement at the Washington conference. A four power treaty framework and Pacific fortifications clause are under final touches, with notes exchanged and a Japanese Chinese economic observer setup discussed. The main obstacle is the Shantung settlement, seen as pivotal to finalizing the Far East agenda.
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China
Washington
Elizn Foor
Far East
Sr All Bradford
United Press Star
Senate
Shantong
Pacific
United Press
Bonin Islands
Japan
Tokio
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Ehine
Shammets
Theat Chima
Opposition to Lakes Waterway Project Report Filed
A state commission appointed by Governor Miller opposes the St Lawrence waterpower plan. It argues preliminary engineer estimates for Montreal to Lake Ontario are insufficient and warns that waterpower belongs to New York and Quebec with compensation required for cross border use. The report says costly channels and power output would strain US Canadian resources and be hampered by ice and conditions.
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Albany
Miller
Laurence Iter
Cocrumis~sion
St. Lawrences
Montreal
Lake Ontario
Outlet for Iowa theft ring broken
Five men were arrested under indictments for participation in theft operations affecting motor vehicles. State and county officials report nine or more stolen cars traced to Wisconsin and Illinois were recovered in the last two months in Dubuque.
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Associated Press
Dubuque
Iran
Sitteers
Toursread
Gore
Wisconsin
Illinois
Permanent Tariff Bill Expected To Be Reported In February
Senate Republican leaders announced a deal at a Washington conference that the permanent tariff bill will be reported to the Senate in February and passed before the session ends. House leaders plan to craft a soldier bonus bill separately and move it through the House promptly.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate
House
Cars and Means
No Charge Likely Against Thomas S. Ryan
United Press reports that Thomas S. Ryan, held by authorities, probably will not face charges in connection with the death of his wife who allegedly took poison. Police investigations and a provisional statement suggest charges may be unlikely.
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Thomas S. Ryan
United Press
Thomas S. Fram
Saja
Aoison
Hiel
Ryan
Reap
Andrex Creishton
California
Organizing Company Plans Hypochlorite Production
A Bethlehem Laboratories related organization in Pennsylvania and Oregon aims to organize a venture to produce hypochlorite. The effort involves nonpoisonous agents and seeks to establish larger scale synthesis and distribution amid wartime conditions.
Funeral of Bryce Ishark at Gelders Green
Funeral services planned for Bryce Ishark at Gelders Green with a memorial service set for 12 Loréen. Preparations proceed as family gathers to honor the recently departed.
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Ishark
Gelders Green
Loréen
California Farmers Cooperative Model Cited At Conference
California is cited as an example of what farmers cooperating can accomplish. Powell, head of the California Produce Growers Exchange, says cooperative marketing hinges on will to cooperate and shared plans. He notes contracts can bind members for years and that co-ops extend to many communities, increasing sales of citrus and other farm products without raising costs.
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Washington
Amercen
G. Barsid Powell
Sranager
Uhe
Tae
Menizetier
Sami Amis
Ehanes
Fox- Tel
Women Win City Manager Contest
Women voters in Keemba Wis rally support for a new city government form defeating the long time aldermanic crew. The campaign saw heavy mobilization across wards with many ballots cast, marking a decisive shift in local leadership and policy direction.
Cold Weather Promised by Weather Bureau Text
The Weather Bureau forecasts persistent cold waves over the eastern U S with a first snow in four years for parts of South Carolina and Georgia. Ice conditions near Mackinac Island isolate Saul Ste Marie and surrounding areas as ships struggle in frozen straits. The tanker Arethusa suffers engine damage off the Caroling coast prompting coast guard and minesweepers to rush aid while radio dispatches report the ship trapped with 15 crew onboard.
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Asseuisted Press
Washington
Weather Bureau
South Carolina
Georgia
Mackenac
Saulte Eo! Marie
Mich
Saul
Ste. Marie
Duluth
Chief Wawatam
St Marie
St. Marie
St. Semace
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Mackinac City
Dray Lines
St. Tamace
Straits
Usitea Press
Arethusa, Naval
Caroling
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Coast Guard
Fan Riser
Mass
Marshfield Bank Building Devastated by Fire
The Marshfield Bank building suffered a major fire causing near total interior loss from water and smoke. The four year old brick structure housed offices on the upper floor and the law offices of CB Edwards and Pors on the lower. Fire department efforts saved most of the exterior and interior contents, with estimated damage around £30,000 and partial insurance coverage.
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Ghoek
Narrow Escape From Death for Fourteen Readers
A fragmentary report describes a narrow escape from death involving fourteen people during a fire attack. Firemen and police responded, with several sustaining injuries as they fled a residence. The text is garbled but indicates a dangerous incident and subsequent rescue efforts.
Seeks Authority to Issue Gold Bonds Report
The article notes actions to obtain authority to issue gold bonds. Details reference the Interstate Commerce Commission and related financial steps. Names and exact entities are unclear due to OCR errors, but the piece centers on government approval for bond issuance and reimbursement considerations connected to wartime expenditures.
Additional charges of brutality surface in Watson case
Washington reports recall of testimony before the senate investigating committee as new claims arise about shootings and beatings by Maj. Joe Phillips and guards. A colored private, Wim Patterson, allegedly shot by Phillips is described as being wounded and removed to a hospital, with questions about his death lingering. Witnesses describe prisoners whipped, tied, and sometimes missing after transport to hospital, while medical opinions challenge previous testimony.
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Washington, D. C
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Watson
Joe Phillips
Orange
Wim Patterser
Hears Gentry
Daughber
Lawrence
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Sinjor Phillips
Patterson
Carr Patson
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Witerss
Gentry
Chaiteroux
Tanes
New York
Barney
Pershing
Wanderer Picked Up Near Escanaba
A man believed to be George Madden of Kenosha, an ex soldier, was found on the Ford River Road near the city limits with subzero temperatures. He was taken to a hospital after refusing food and awaiting communication with relatives. Police investigate identification and the man’s origins from the Ford River Road district.
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Eacanaba
Ford River Road
Suimeée
George Madden
Kenosha
Rome
Ford Riser Road
Socialists Nominate Woman for Mayor in Davenport
A Davenport meeting last night nominated a woman as the Socialist candidate for mayor. The event featured names like Jared Pree and Mr Wey Clausen amid party chatter and campaign talk.
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Dbaventon
Wey Clausen
Sandwlaie
Agtman
Congress Debates Foreign Debt and Labor Proposals
Readout from today in Congress shows lawmakers debating foreign debt relief and proposed labor measures. The session focuses on interstate commerce and wage standards as committees scrutinize economic policy.
President Working on German Treaty
A article reports the United States aiming to negotiate a new treaty with Germany to form a commission for arbitration of private war damage claims. The plan, discussed at a White House dinner with President, Secretary Hughes, and Republican leaders, seeks a joint approach as a substitute to the separate treaty.
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Wastringt VD
Pierxtion
Woman to Tell Love Tragedy in Court
The case centers on a woman expected to recount alleged clandestine meetings with August Schreiber and her husband’s murder. Prosecutors allege John Branske and Schreiber involved, with six witnesses called as the trial approached in the Wisconsin town.
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August Schreiber
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Schreiber
Jay
Fdefensiar
Ladysmith
Wis
Lef Schreiber
Health Commissioner Links Housing to Flu Spread
Health Commissioner Capeland warns that housing conditions drive flu and pneumonia cases. In the last day health authorities report over 225 illnesses with hospital and doctor notices expected to raise the total, as officials stress environmental factors.
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Ith
Capeland
Presmonia
Phi- Swaans
Cayelan
Siru
Atwn
Nationwide Milk Abundance Reported Across Regions
A report notes widespread milk abundance across the nation with significant dairy activity in New York and surrounding areas. It highlights involvement by farmers and local agencies shaping production, distribution, and market outlook amid changing supply conditions.
Garland Tis Colony Plans Emerges In Boston News
Doris Benson testifies about Garland's proposed colony for Yomlings with a 71 year old student and Miss Benson stating plans to farm and share resources. The venture may start in spring and centers on nonromantic purposeful living rather than romance.
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Tolster
Sliss
Curland
June Garland
Diamand
Coloniain
Conm
Mize Bensen
M Tenensister
Palmer Welcomes Probe Into Sale of Magneto Properties
United States Attorney General A Mitchell Palmer endorses an investigation into the sale of Magneto properties. The report notes charges, a tentative price around 4 4 million, and a financial setup tied to bond transfers. The text references a Senate committee and intelligence details, with lingering questions about the sale terms and authority.
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Palmer
Wisconsin Forecast Says Warmer In Coming Days
The outlook for Wisconsin calls for fair skies with rising temperatures in the near term. Residents should expect gradually warmer conditions and light winds as the period progresses.
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Wisconsin
Edison Turns Over Snowplow Invention to Engineers Society
New York reports that a briquetting snowplow machine proposed by Ths. A. Kahne has been transferred to the American Society of Mechanical Engineers for further development. Edison, who earlier tested the concept, notes success but cites time constraints, suggesting engineers could now build an efficient unit with a longer compressor.
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Ths. A. Kahne
Socimy of
Mechanical Engineers
Edison
Society
Mysterious death investigation in Berlin Wisconsin
Berlin Wisconsin reports the death of 40 year old Fred Gardiner on a Saturday. State pathologist C. F. Bunting will arrive to examine Gardiner’s vital organs to determine the cause. Gawkner’s burial followed by exhumation for autopsy. Mina Baker, victim of a recent double shooting, shows signs of recovery. bullet behind the nose remains in place.
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United Press
Berlin
Wis
Gardiner
Cc. F. Bunting
Diness Gawkner
Mina Baker
Nicels
Wil
Pioneer, Formerly of Ripon, Is Dead
Julius J. Mandt, 76, pioneer wagon maker and blacksmith, formerly of Wausau and Ripon Wisconsin, died last night at his Milwaukee home. An early Wausau settler he later moved to Ripon where he became widely known before relocating to Milwaukee about twenty years ago.
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Associated Press
Milwauker
Julius J. Mandt
Wand
Wausan
Ripon
Wis
Mandt
Ecen
Eimr
La Follette Bill Seeks Packer Decree Action
Senate resolution introduced by Senator La Follette requests the Attorney General inform the court on steps by the justice department to modify the five packer decree. The measure, backed by Republican La Follette, aims to clarify current government actions.
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LA Follette
Bill
Packer
United
Washington
Daugherty
Justice Department
Senate
la Failette
Whironsa
Blaine Out With Cold Amid Mandas Weather Illness
Madixon-ov J. 4 Elaine reports Blaine remained in bed today with a severe cold. He contracted flu like symptoms while in Wathkevsha, Mandas. Doctors say he hopes to return to his office tomorrow.
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Elaine
Wathkevsha
Mandas
Treasury chief warns against debt methods for soldier bonus
Secretary Mellon says using principal and interest of foreign debt to fund a soldiers bonus would be futile and dangerous. He argues any bonus must be paid by taxation, and notes a fiscal 1935 39 deficit possible, with no room for extra bonus costs in the first two years, estimated at not less than 356 million dollars.
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Associated Press
Washingtons
Buenas
The
Treasury
Aleiion
Fordrey Law Yeaterday
Mellon
Kenosha Adopts City Manager Form in Special Election
In Kenosha Wisconsin a special election approved the city manager form of government by a 872 vote majority. The vote shifted from the aldermanic system and the same election rejected opening Kenosha streets to streetcar service by 4 256 to 2 413.
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Kenosha
Vested
Wis
Shop Craft Workers Open Negotiations With Employers
Chicago shop craft employes of the railroads began direct negotiations with management to overturn the railroad labor board ruling that removed overtime pay. After a multi day series of meetings union heads ordered renewed disputes to seek compensation beyond the board limits. If talks fail the matter will be brought back before the labor board for readjustment.
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United Press
An Fort
United Stater Railroad Labor Board
Ehep Crfis
Woman Swallows Poison After Husband Fight
A woman at her home is in serious condition after swallowing poison following a quarrel with her husband. Police report the incident occurred today with details still developing.
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Presad
Paul
Margaret ‘Uter
Exriy
Remedies Outlined By Speakers For Farmers Mood Ailment
Washington briefs report a subcommittee discussion stressing rehabilitation measures and economic policies. Speakers urge coordinated action on agricultural credit, market stabilization, and wartime production while weighing federal reserve tools and international cooperation to lift farmer morale.
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