Understanding Shifts in Anglo Japanese Alliance Talks
Washington reports that France and Britain propose to withdraw from leased Chinese territories and discuss Manchuria. A two hour conference among Hughes, Balfour, and Baron Kato explored abolishing the Anglo Japanese alliance and replacing it with a three powers pact guiding Pacific and Far East policy. The plan would exempt fortifications on key islands and seeks a broader, long term understanding among Great Britain Japan and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Fd
Groat
United Prean State Correnponden
Washington
BD. C
France
Great Bestein
China
Span
Manchuria
Shanting
George R .Holmes
International Nova Service
Washington, D. C
Great Britain
Japan
United States
Pacific
Far East
Hughes
A. J. Balfour
Baron Kate
Tonon
S—Citiciz
America
Britain
Deniel
Dee
Brita
Fanait
Hughis
Lalfour
Balfour
Azives
Maeee
Bato
Baron Kato
Sale of Medina Lake project under way
The Medina Lake Irrigation project, valued around 8 million dollars, is in active sale negotiations between Chicago capitalists and Floyd Motown as receiver. William Dodson of Chicago has offered to acquire the property, with prior court orders denying a sale to him. Details on proceeds, Rumors link to Henry Ford and Detroit manufacturers, while the dam remains under federal control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Sallth
West
Dodson
Portroa
Fudge
Dodacn
Undson
Segun
Dums
Ill
Pr. Pearson
Ecamnsates
Morse's Request to Postpone Return to America Refused
Washington D C December 8 Attorney General Daugherty refused the request of Charles W Morse a biologist to postpone his return to the United States in connection with an investigation of contracts between Nip and the United States Shipping Board Morse, detained at Hatred France, had cabled Daugherty for permission to return in January instead of December as directed by the Attorney General
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Daugherty
Charles W. Morse
United States
Britain Offers Ireland Free State Within Empire
London dispatch reports Sinn Féin offered a legal dominion style free state within the British Empire, with Ulster option to join later. Proposals include revenue sharing, no church endowments, a triple oath for Ireland, and a boundary commission plan. Sinn Féin indicated acceptance or rejection of the outlines as Britain presses for peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Ireland
Free State
London
Sinn Féin
Ulster
London Times
Ras Bel
Add
Times Sre
Sanratirés
England
Sion _Feln
Ulater
Tubanlt
Attorney Named to International Court in Egypt
Philadelphia lawyer Asptert Brinton has been appointed by President Harding to serve on the International High Court of Egypt. The court acts as a supreme body with representative power, handling appeals and matters beyond lower courts but not delivering final decisions on all issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aspert
Brinton
Philadelphia
Harding
Juice
International High Court of Egypt
Cours
Supreme Court
Iitcludes
Tha
Lond
Peain
Proclamation Honoring Marshal Ferdinand Feel in San Antonio
A San Antonio proclamation by Mayor Be Black proclaims a December 7 public welcome for Marshal Ferdinand Feel of France. The notice urges city and Southwest Texas residents to observe 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. with flags and decorations as the marshal visits and greets the community.
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Ferdinand Feel
Marchal
France
Eurone
Han
San Antonio
Southwent
Texas
Our
Amd
Sun
Antone
San-Antonio
Southwest
Morero
Binck
San_ Atlonle
Stow
de Hetéisy Ueclare Anik
Asida Aa -A-Houldas
Fach
Stan
San Antonin
My. Hidnd
Teat Ende
San. Antonio
Mayor Black Issyad-a Procle- 42 Mation Declaring Next
A proclamation announces a Wednesday holiday from 10 am to 1 pm for welcoming Marshal Foch, the Allied commander in chief at the end of World War II. It notes his arrival by the Southern Pacific from El Paso at 10:30 am and mentions events along the route with general entertainment plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayor
Tony
Issyad
Margha
Foch
Marechal Foch
Heve
Pacific
El-Pases Ard Wevil
Edusto
Weather Outlook for December 3 in Washington
The forecast for Washington on December 3 indicates variable conditions with cool to mild temperatures and chances of precipitation. Winds are light to moderate as skies range from cloudy to partly sunny, with no significant weather events expected.
Tax Increase Debate Over Flood Program At City Hall
Minneapolis city officials discussed a proposed tax increase to fund flood control work. City Engineer and Finance staff outlined bond financing and projected costs, with Mayor Black backing a measured advance. A formal decision and election timing were anticipated at an upcoming City Council session.
Movie Star Fate Remains With Jury Unsettled
A Virginian trial centers on the Arbuckle scandal with Roscoe Arbuckle suspected of causing injuries to a woman during a party. Jury deliberations stall as they weigh testimonies and evidence about the alleged acts that sparked public controversy.
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Milouslaugh
Amd
Arbuckle
Arbuckse
Arbackle
Prosecution narrows arc of circumstantial case against Arthur Burch
Los Angeles December reports detail the state’s build toward a circumstantial theory in the Kennedy murder trial. Prosecutors, led by District Attorney Woolwing, call expert Milton Carlson to connect tire marks and roadster matches to the canyon route. Witnesses including Mrs. Obanchain and car rental operators place Burch at the scene on August 6, with telegraph messages and a coded exchange cited as motive. Court adjourned to Monday.
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Fred Woolwany
Antvernal
Rust
Los Angeles
Cal
Arthur C. Burch
Reeve
J. Belton Kennedy
Gaga
Kennedy
Mra. Obanchain
Tha
Gurdh
Actoscehile
Nilton
Carhion
Jaguiuente
Carlion
Thiomnatet
Burch
Muda
Hiynne
Asdias Combe
Hove
Carson
Buren
Wiere Kennedy
de Bota
Acrose
Abursday
Negro Steen to Face Murder Trial for Fifth Time
Steen, charged with the murder of University of Texas student Albere Tiger on New Year’s Eve 1010, set for fifth trial in 45th District Court. Previous juries and trials ended without a guilty verdict or death sentence, with reversals and quashes affecting outcomes.
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Tohn
Steen
Neste
Albere Tiger
Eatho
University of Texas
Cisse Trisl
Criminal Court of Apneala
Youthful Wings Burned In Fire Of Fine Clothes
A 19 year old telephon e operator confessed to Deputy Villanueva that she hoped to secure or dazzle with fine garments by theft from women at a social event. She described overhearing names and discussed expensive fur and clothing, was held for bond, and remained remanded to jail with parents listed as her guardians.
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R. Cardle
Villanueva
Abe
Armiy
Rome
Tee
Sherkela
Newlywed Flier Slightly Injured in Plane Crash
A badly garbled but legible report notes a plane crash near Beeville over Beertle Friday injuring a newlywed, with Lt. Andrews and S. Daniels among the injured parties. The Beeville hospital treated the wounded, and the wreckage was examined at an airport field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Andréws
Grace- Daniels
Cals
Beeville Fair Grounds
Brigge
Tieutndrews
Ber
Bank Heist Joke Report Sparks Kendall County Alarm
A cryptic poem style report describes a bank robbery attempt at Comfort Kendall County with “Yeggs” blowing a safe. The incident involves Arthur Britkman and an explosion blamed on a faulty plan. Authorities note no casualties but warn about the danger of such acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keats
Comfort
Kendall County
Norning
Arthur Britkman
Arbuckle Deliberations Drag On In San Francisco Jury
In San Francisco the jury in Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle's trial made no decision by late morning after 19 hours of deliberation. Reports circulated of a 12 to 3 vote for acquittal on the traffic charge while others claimed a hung panel. Arbuckle and his wife Minta Durfee remained in the courtroom as crowds gathered outside Market Street watching the process.
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Francisco
Roscoe
Fatty”) Arbuckle
Fergeanelano
Rbuckie
Minta Durfee
Vorder
Harold Louderback
Buckle Paca
Balliblne
Maude
Dalinout
Avenger
Alteged Bigams
Edo
Arbuckle
Louderback
Wag
Ansigtant
Milton Uren
Ruecape
Tury
Sitney Laws Delay Postponed By City Committee Action
A city committee chaired by Keath reviewed anti Sitney ordinances and postponed action to consider a proposal to audit the traction company books. Mayor Black supported hearings while the City Commission sought to retain certain fare provisions and weigh postponement or amendments amid petitions for a public referendum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keath
Audie
Xetora
Jinera
Baleen
Jimeys
Black
Tower Street
Tay
Cehe
Vlaet
Tinek
Nouday Analtha
Aante
Peps
Stich
Sitwes
Teeing
Blenot
A. Hotes
Public School Children Observe Empty Stocking Day
Mary Carter reports San Antonio plans for Empty Stocking Day with Dr Jeremiah Rhodes urging teachers to inform pupils about the event. A Juvenile Style Show under Alice Ayres and Mrs Jack Hardie at Columbus Hall December 10 will showcase costumed children, courtesy of Woltz and Marx Company, highlighting local charity.
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Mary Carter
San Antoni
Jeremiah Rhodes
iRhodes
San ‘Antonio's
Alice Ayres
Jack Hardie
Columbus
San Antonio
Woltz
Marx Company
Uebtul
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Egypt
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Legion
East Portia
Evedlian
City Commission Chamber
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Tate
SS. Ereto
T. B. Hidgeway
Mator Black
Fon Bartidno Ead
Minneapolis
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Arbcorle
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Nest
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Yeggs
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