RASS FO NEW CONFERENCE I$ ND BY ENVOYS
Details of Far Eastern conference debates reveal setbacks to the American plan to publicly disclose China related understandings. Japan's influence delays a conclusive accord as subcommittees push revisions and discuss naval power limits and future meetings under President Harding's agenda.
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RASS
Associated Press
Washington
Uudan
China
Adonion
Japan
Dresidant Larding
Billy Toot
Wavlace
Washinston
Seming
Wali
Doecover
Montana
Cone
Irene Flan
Far Eastern Committee
Peivaltt
Surface and American spokesmen predict adoption
The text notes that surface observers and American spokesmen foresee adoption while Chinese views emphasize commitments by foreign individuals rather than governments. It discusses railroad and loan agreements and a broad, influential role in China s development, with a showdown implied by the American delegation s pursuit of a resolution.
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China
Amerie
Soviet buys eight ships under British flag probe
Washington reports the Soviet Union has purchased eight ships, six of about 3450 tons, at yields around 25,000 pounds. One ship named Yalske and several others, paid for, were sailing under British ownership but linked to the Kovlets. The sales were announced by the commerce department amid wartime supply concerns.
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Washington
D.C
Tan
Monttia
Ub Waa
Commerce Department
Yielves
Bank Teller Arrested in Desaton District Court
Newton, Han. Jan 21. C. Be. Swart, an amudenber of the state TMunte at Desaton, Kinneatheen, was Kwawed Priday on S750 Moni to sapyrar all the February trent of district court Limuswer. citron OF mucking false rbrlomence a4 to the bank y condition and emboxyting funds. Heo was uerested of a warnabe famed ty Wilisae 1% Mischa devi ly aude bmake examiner. Ancor 10 aftininis the bank he believed 0 Fie ont, Takers from here are going over Anetitilion's haghs.
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Newton
Han
C. BE. Swart Amudenber
Eixhige
Desaton
Kinneatheen
Sapyrar
Trent
District Court
Limuswer
Heo
Warnabe
Ancor
Aftininis
Anetitilion
Harding Invited to Formal Brick Makers Meeting
A garbled notice describes President Harding receiving a velvet lined invitation to attend the National Brick Makers Association formal sealing in Indianapolis on January 22. The missive from the association expresses pleasure at the President’s potential attendance and his reply of thanks.
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Danceville
Ola
Dart
Strobel
Harding Fiiday
America
Matiount Brick Makers Association
Tuidingagolla
Tito
Provident
Indianapolis
Malors Association
Unclear OCR note on county officer search and tax contributions
Fragmentary report mentions Port Arthur search for Jamoa Mahon and Minnesota cadre. notes $10,491,000 rise in contributions and prior year increases. Also references Mission Tink closing doors in City Mo and a misaligned county memorial event totaling $0. The garbled text includes names and places but lacks coherent events.
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Port
Arivar
Unt
Dan
Kay Miller
Tent
Sosoph Veatuyer
Minnesina
Viakionol Gunnavine
Sindtron
Port Arthur
Jamoa Mahon
Tiinsingsetts
Minnesota
Ehase Howe
Filipino Official Criticizes Report Opposing Freedom
Washington dispatch reports a Filipino official denouncing a Woods Forbes mission as misinformed. He claims the Philippines cannot accept its recommendations and fears it strengthens calls for independence. He cites the Pacific treaty and Navionitas party platform favoring independence with protection.
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Washington
Woods Forbes
Abe Jigusa
Isauen Gobiidon
Itlands
Wilpinag
Uphuldon
Eov
Brest
Agwo
Chisbane
Gallaldon
Steel firms press for lower rail freight rates in hearings
Washington producers testified before the Interstate Commerce Commission on reducing freight charges. They argued that current rates burden steel and iron industries, contributing to a downturn. Witnesses urged rate relief while noting existing costs and industry plans to adjust production and sales strategies.
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Washington
Cail Meducers
Lateratale
Chicago
Epsirion Stunk Call Commission
Sarang
Steel Way
API
Wyoming
Opakalor
United States Leaders Aim to Keep World Order
Amid global tension an American official laments failure to seize opportunities to shape world order. The article discusses U S leadership, wartime influence, and the mission to restore harmony through decisive action.
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Ce Tin
Berlin
United States
Yi Tor Eliimiam
Haa
Dia Beit
America
Lowel
Merchants Conference Sets Trans Pacific Shipping Plan
San Francisco area officials and port representatives from major Pacific coast cities met Friday to form a united merchant shipping lobby. The gathering aimed to guide trans-Pacific trade, seeking cooperative action and unified policy for private United States merchant fleets.
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San Fancher
Cal
Dan
United States
Pacific
Weh
Herbert Meisibacker
ASK RAIL RATE CUT New Orleans petition to curb freight rates
A petition in the Interstate Commerce Commission alleges excessive rail shipping charges by carriers serving Southern Pine shipments. The suit targets manufacturers in Alabama Arkansas Georgia Texas and other states and seeks rate reductions to prevent favoritism toward competing lumber firms. The action implicates several timber producers and regional trade interests.
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New Orleans
la Dan
Soutien
Daaleelions
Interstate Cou
Southern Pine Ansociation
Akeadation
Alabama
Ark
Wavila
Georgia
Tavueikinna
Quithorn
Lurbor
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound praised by reader
A reader testimonial extols Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for relief from displacements and irregularities, back pain, and nervous symptoms. The letter claims it helped the writer during distress and encourages others to try the remedy, noting decades of service.
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Lydia E
Pinkham
Lydia Ei
Thad
Mina
Lydia B. Pintkhaza
Peteraen
FARM FINANCE TO BE DISCUSSED AT CONFERENCE
Washington January 21 The Farmers Union leader says the government has ditched agriculturists and warns of extortionate farm loan rates. Secretary Wallace announces a national agriculture conference next week to address loan abuses and misfortunes harming farmers and the war effort.
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Washington
Wallace
Love
National Agriculture
Agricultural Department
United States
Tyr
Charles S. Barrett
National Board of Parm Orginizativity
National Virimary’ ‘Union
Ilao
Prupes
Oan
Alvnita
Barrett
Inflation and crop push aim raise world stability
A speaker warned that averting global ruin requires an abundant crop this year. He argued the world faces a potential cost of up to a billion dollars or more, but the investment should not be made without credit and price support for farmers. He stressed two necessities to achieve this: credit for farmers and favorable prices.
Texas G O P Hopeful Nairns Tes June 2 Here
Texas GOP hopeful Nairns arrives after six week trip through the state. Morton Baecotsinghk of Chicago, national Republican committee member, says diversifying crops and politics could aid the party. Mix MacCormark to leave Friday for Oklahoma.
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Nairns
Morton Bae- Cotsinghk
Chicago
National Republican Committee
Eve Seour
Devise New Mail Car For Bandit Proof Service
Chicago Jan 21 news reports new mail cars loaded for the first time into bandit proof cars by the Illinois Central railroad for safe rapid freight and express transit. After tests the government contracted for use in mail service amid bandit concerns.
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Chicago
Alnois Cental Railroad
Tur Nmi
Liquor Trade Persists Despite Smuggling Probes
Seattle reports investigations in Tate Washington and Oregon show little drop in illicit liquor smuggling from Canada. F A Hozlintine, U S prohibition agent, says enforcement yields no clear decline in recent months. At Wichita Falls Texas, damages from a fire destroyed Woods and Company produce and grocery house, with losses around 75 000 dollars. authorities suspect an overheated store sparked the blaze.
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Seattle
Wash
Dan
Tate
Washington
Oregon
Canada
F. A. Hizoltine
United States
Frida
Wichita
Tex
Dail
of Woods and _company
Etrkhymnett
Ttmn
Mary Garden resigns amid company turmoil and future role
Mary Garden disclaims ongoing revolt links as Lucien Muratore resigns and a risk of further singer revolts is noted. Garden is elected future director of the company though contract limits her to singing duties. Also mentions a 1927 economics essay prize awarded in Chicago to a University of Chicago graduate.
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Mary Garden
Nest-Guar
Gal
Mies Giden
Miz Inauil
Miss Garden
Chicago
Jan
Havel
Tin American Shipping Board
London
Briday
Hart, Schaffney
Maxx
Prine
The
University of Chicago
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