United States proposes 20 percent naval cut debate
The U S plan seeks an 20 percent reduction in existing treaty tonnage at the international naval conference. Admiral Nagano counters that such a cut would prolong naval power inequality and Japan demands equality with the United States and Britain. Norman H. Davis advocates a friendly approach to mutual understanding to prevent a naval race amid talks led by Admiral Osami Nagano and Prime Minister Baldwin.
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United States
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Feams Nagano
Sadmirel Nagano
Great Britain
Norman H. Davis
France
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Roosevelt
Nagata
Jagsu
Davis
Haldwin
Britai
Siandey Baldwin
Osami Nagano
Sten
Britain
Mediterranean
Italy
Cuba
India
Prineter Baldwin
Germany
LSET
Washington
Saida
Doan's Pills Offer Kidney Relief Says Advert
Many sufferers misidentify backache causes blaming muscles while kidneys and waste buildup drive pain. Doan's Pills are advertised as a trusted remedy, claiming to clear waste from the blood and ease frequent urination and bladder discomfort.
Solon Son on Trial in Appointment Conspiracy Case
A District of Columbia Supreme Court jury heard charges that Rep John Mccarlo Calfornia Democrat and associates conspired to sell a West Point appointment for $10. Hoeppel and his 22 year old wife were indicted last March in two cases alleging conspiracy and accepting a $1000 note. John W Ives named as a West Point appointee.
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Washington
John
Mecorl Calfornia Democrat
Chayres
District of Columbia
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Hoeppels
John W. Ives
West Point
Roosevelt Defends Farm Policies Amid Debates
President Roosevelt argued farm prosperity hinges on city prosperity and praised cooperation as the nation shifts from Depression-era policies. He noted gains in farmers’ purchasing power, increased farm income, and a move toward fairer balance, while Farm Bureau leader Edward A. O’Neal backed the New Deal and urged stronger price regulation, social security, and greater output at lower costs.
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Imost
Canada
Amoun
Roosevelt
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Dee
Edward A. Tea
Americas Farm Bureau Federation
Federation
Rotvelt
O'Neal
Golden antelope described with gold-spangled coat
A fragment notes the klopepringer, a small African mountain antelope from the cape to East Africa, described by thick hair rounded hooves and a gold-spangled coloring. The text mentions an advertisement style notice with contact by F. 123 for ad writing.
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Cape
East Africa
Bomal
Jund
Abyssinia
Worst Flu Hits Houston as Floods Rise Across City
In Houston the worst flu outbreak worsened by floods that left workers stranded and schools paralyzed. White Oak Bayou receded from Shady Acres, debris filled streets, while more than 500 telephones in flooded zones reported as dead. Floodwaters swamped rail yards on Commerce Street and forced evacuation of the Auditorium Hotel. At the Houston Tuberculosis Hospital, 72 patients were moved to higher ground as two units were flooded and foundations swept away.
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Northside
A. J. Krus
Mirgr
Ben Calhoun
Houston Insurance Exchanes
Calhoun
Commerce Street
Southern Pacific
Mioi
Texas Ville
Auditorium Hotel
Houston
Mussolini vows to defend Italian interests abroad
In Rome on December 9, Premier Mussolini told the senate that Italian interests in Africa and the S. Papan region would be defended vigorously. The Duce spoke for about two minutes, made no mention of a new British French peace plan, and thanked the senate for its unanimous approval of the African War expenses. his remarks totaled 33 words.
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Wyte
Associated Press
Rome
Mussolini
Senate
al Duce
Great Britain
France
Captured Felons Await Sentences in Federal Robberies
Muskoge e Okla Dec 5 The men who staged a bloody escape from the city federal jail six days ago prepared to face federal court for sentence on participation in twin bank robberies in Oklahoma. Gilmore Cooper and four others were involved. A chase ended with several deaths including Detective Chief Ben L. Raiten.
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City Federal
Gilmore
Russell Cooper
Okemeh
Cooper
Ben £. Raiten
Former Mercedes Officer on Bond in Edinburg
Former Mercedes Police Officer John Parke, recently convicted for the shooting of Mercedes machinist Frank Beale, is free on a 4000 dollar bond as he appeals to the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals in Austin. A motion for a new trial was overruled by Judge Bryce Ferguson late last week.
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John Parke
Merseries
Frank Beale
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State Court of Criminal Appeals
Austin
Parks
Audge Bryce Ferguson
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