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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1921

Page

12

Irish Peace Conference Broken Off in Dublin

Peace negotiations between the British government and Sinn Fein have been broken off, источники said in Dublin. Lloyd George and King George conferred on the Sinn Fein rejection of the latest peace proposals, with a cabinet meeting planned as Ireland’s crisis deepens. Sinn Fein leaders in London see basis for further talks despite the rupture. Arthur Griffiths Michael a Duffy and Childers represented Sinn Fein in Downing Street.

Dublin Sinn Fein London Lloyd George King George Cabinet Committee of Ireland Washington Downing St Arthur Griffiths Michaela Duffy Childers Ae George Austen Chamberlain Thirkentead Winston Sous

Harding Won’t See Irish Delegations

President Harding declines to receive Irish delegation from Ohio urging recognition of Ireland. In a letter to Senator Pomerene the White House says the present circumstances are not opportune for such an audience. He adds he will welcome a delegation at a later, more fitting time.

Washington Harding Ireland Porerene Ohio John J. Dwyer Toledo Irish Caune Pormerene White House Pomerene Christian Today

Fire Devastates Yuma District Killing Barber in Explosion

A massive blaze at the Yuma Wholesale Meat Co. plant destroyed 25 buildings and caused about 1.9 million dollars in damage. One man died when a gasoline tank exploded, barber J. P. Ward, wife of a week. Others, including E. F. Sanguinetti, were hospitalized as burning embers traveled four miles. Aid came from Somerton, Gadsden, San Luis and nearby towns as volunteers joined the defense effort.

Yuma Ariz Fort Yuma Somerton Gadsden San Luia Yuma Valley J. P. Ward E. F. Sanguinetti

Court reporter commits suicide over financial troubles

J K Garver a 40 year old court reporter ended his life by taking poison at home 2042 10th Ave North Monday morning Dr J A Ghent reported Garver was found unconscious by his wife and child with several tablets and a suicide note detailing money problems Coroner W H Corson was notified

J. KE. Garver 10Th Ave. N J. A. Ghent Garver Dr. Ghent W. H. Corson

Victory Bonds Reach Two Cents Above Par in New York Market

Victory 4% bonds rose to two cents above par in New York trading today. Victory $8 bonds were quoted at par as prices moved in the uneven market activity of the session.

E York Dec Victory New York

Arbuckle trial ends in jury disagreement after heated deliberations

Jurors reported a 10 to 2 vote for acquittal but failed to reach a verdict as the trial concluded with the jury discharged. Mrs. Hubbard defended her conviction stance, citing fingerprint evidence and doubts about a chambermaid's testimony, while prosecutors argued the state had fulfilled its duty.

Matthew Brady Arbuckle Althorp Brady United Press Helen Hubbard Mrs. Hubbard Kate Brannan Miss Rappe Minnie Neighbors Los Angeles Althe Fritz

Tacoma Woman Goes On Trial

Mrs. W. H. Stubbs of Tacoma formerly Maude Moore of Knoxville faces a second trial in Knoxville for the murder of Leroy D. Harth, Detroit carman, in 1919 after a prior first degree conviction and 21 year sentence. She disappeared after bonding and was later found in Tacoma. her husband William H. Stubbs remains in Tacoma.

Knoxville Tenn W. H. Stubbs Tacoma Wash Maude Moore Leroy D. Harth Detroit Stubbs Willam H. Stubbs

Strike Injunctions Upheld by Tribunal

The Supreme Court upholds anti picketing injunctions against labor unions as valid when restraining force or intimidation. The ruling concerns American Steel Foundry Co versus Tricity Central Trades Council, marking a major labor law decision. The report also references Arbuckle juror sentiments and remarks on district attorney conduct.

Washington Supreme Court American Steel Foundry Co Tricity Central Trades Council

Congress Opens Session as Budget Plans Dominate

Congress opened its regular session at noon with both chambers notifying the president of their session. The budget message outlines money bills for the next five years and tariff revision begins in the Senate. House debates the message while hearings on treasury department funding start tomorrow. A separate note covers an attack by schoolboys that injured F C McAllister and family. East St Louis reports 2,000 to 2,500 packer employees striking.

Washington Congress Harding Senate House Sesson Mondell Treasury Department Enlarged Appropriations Committee Army and Navy

Japan Faces Conference Role in Crisis Warned

The article argues public opinion pressures a Burmese or East Asian power toward concessions at a peace conference. It warns Japan risks a dramatic military victory if the moderates concede, strengthening the military faction as the conference looms.

Shantung Japan

Conference Awaits Tokyo Answer From Big Three Plan

Washington reports that Japan is expected to accept the three powers Hughes Balfour and Katto plan for the conference questions this week A cable from Tokyo is awaited within days and if accepted will likely advance the talks toward a successful conclusion All eyes are on Tokyo

Washington Hughes Balfour Kato Tokyo

Parley May Settle Coast Jap Problem

Tokyo reports the Nichi Nichi newspaper proposes that the Army Conference take up and settle the California Japanese land question to remove possible causes of war in the Pacific. The idea was aired today as a potential path to pacify tensions.

Tokyo California Army Conference Pacific Nichi Nichi

Strikers mass near packing houses amid Iowa plant protests

Police guard routes to the packing house district as about 1000 workers gather around the Cudahy and Armour plants in Sioux City. No violence reported but hoots and threats accompany workers attempting to stay at their posts during a strike.

Sioux City Packing House Cudahy and Armour Planta

Seattle Plants Not Affected by Strike

Seattle and Portland packing houses report no impact from a national strike. In South St Paul and Chicago towns workers show mixed attendance and disruption. Kansas City and other plants note varied participation while officials claim limits on effect.

Seattle Portland Packing House Packing Company

Northwest Products dinner targets Seattle trade growth

Tonight the Chamber of Commerce hosts a Northwest Products dinner at the New Washington starting at 6 with executives from manufacturing banking and wholesale firms invited. Speakers include Henry Suzzallo Nathan Eckstein and Kenneth Kerr as the event aims to expand Seattle's trade area and cordial relations with nearby communities.

Northwest Products Chamber of Commerce Washington Chamber Seattle Joseph A. Swalwell Northwest Products Bureau Henry Suzzallo University of Washington Nathan Eckstein Schwabacher Bros. & Co Kenneth C. Kerr Railway and Marine News

Apartment House Manager Robbed After Bondage Incident

A manager at the Talicott apartment was bound with lead strips and robbed of 400 in Guan and a $10 check after a man enticed him to rent a unit. The suspect used a pocket knife to cut his bonds before fleeing.

Wang Tanichia A. J. Tayor Talicott Guan Vyugier

Tilden to Lecture on Toxomnia at Crystal Pool

Dr T J Tilden a Denver philosopher and dietitian will present a free lecture at the Crystal Pool Monday evening on Toxomnia the Cause of All Diseases The talk will discuss Hasheesh made from Indian hemp and its alleged health effects.

J. MM. Tilden Denver Crystal Pool Ap. m

Family Reels After Houseboat Fire Destroys Vessel

Family of B. Kincaid escapes in night clothes when a houseboat at 2 Fairview Ave is destroyed by a fire of unknown origin early Monday. University wiremen were summoned but the boat was a near total loss. Neighbors supplied aid as damages to the boat and contents are estimated at $2,000.

B. Kincaid Fairview Ave University

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BY ED L. Keen Arizona J. E. Garver Troglodytes Dorothy Mills Earl of Oxford Sahara Desert Manx McGovern Hubbard Oliva Irwin Milton Cohen Mra. Hubbard Fraser Edwards F. C. McAli East BT. Louis Japan Todagin A. L. Bramord Iowa South Paul, Minn Chicago Dee South ST. Paul Minn, Dee F Keta Swift and Armour Kansas City Kan Kanmsx City Packing Houses Kansas Industrial Court Northwest Product Body Deep Frederick & Nelson Fifth Avenue Pine Street T. J. Tilden Toytown Mary Ironing Board Santa
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