Nations to Hold Annual Confab in World Peace Plan
Washington predicts the armament conference will yield a yearly gathering of principal nations to preserve peace. Delegates propose inviting Germany and other powers to broaden talks, while no armament reductions are mandated. Subcommittees study gas and airplanes to revise war rules and prevent future conflicts.
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Roumania
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Far East
Germans Await Entry to United States as Consulars Open
Washington reports 61000 Germans expect entry once German consular service begins. Five thousand reached U.S. shores this month and over 65000 are entitled to enter as quickly as possible.
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Washington
United States
Germany
Frenning
Atlanta Mayor Vetoes Jim Crow Church Ordinance
Atlanta mayor Ames L. Key vetoed the city council ordinance forbidding joint worship of whites and Negroes in Atlanta churches. The action was reported from Atlanta on November 28. The veto blocks a measure aimed at enforcing segregation in church services.
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Atlanta
Mayorames L. Key
Head of Owls Found Guilty in Mann Act Case
John W. Talbot of South Bend Indiana supreme president of the Order of Owls was found guilty by a federal court jury of violating the Mann act.
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John W. Talbot
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Lloyd George Eyes Washington Trip Before Christmas
Premier Lloyd George aims to travel to Washington for the armament conference before Christmas, according to the Evening Standard. The report notes the trip would involve participation in key discussions with American leaders.
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London
Washington
Evening Standard
Extraordinary session ends with key bills for regular session
Washington reports the extraordinary session closed with many measures sent to the regular session which begins December 5. Pending actions include foreign debt refunding, railroad debt refunding, and a permanent tariff bill. The tax revision and other acts become law, while Ford-Newberry and several major bills await final action.
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Harding
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Senate
U S Relief Feeds 400000 Children in Russia
Col. William N. Haskell reports the American relief administration is feeding 400,000 children in Russia, operating 2,000 kitchens across ten provinces and aiming to feed 2,000,000 overall despite inefficiency and red tape.
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Riga
American Relief Administration
Russia
William N. Haskell
Moscow
Haskell
Soviet buys Yank wheat for Russian goods trade
A Moscow wireless message states the Soviet government reached an agreement with Allied Chemical and Dye to purchase 1,000,000 poods of wheat in the United States in exchange for Russian goods.
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Riga
Moscow
Allied Chemical and Dye Corporation
America
Ruth Demands Raise From Yankees For Next Season
New York nov 28 Babe Ruth has asked the New York Yankees to pay him a salary of 60000 dollars next season. It is said that Colonels Huston and Ruppert look favorably on the demand.
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New York
Babe” Ruth
New York Yankees
Huston
Ruppert
Train Kills Two in Auto Crash Near Decatur
Decatur Illinois November 28 Mr and Mrs Erwin Major were killed and Parker Major father of Erwin was seriously injured when the automobile they rode in was struck by an Illinois Central passenger train.
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Erwin Major
Parker Major
Erwin
Ain
Japanese Back Down in Chinese Conference Backlash
Washington dispatch reports Admiral Kato urges retreat from Mutsu retention and concedes the capital ship ratio aims, signaling a shift as Britain, France, and China clash over Root compromise. The British seek status quo with international railway control, while China resists internationalization and seeks full independence. Japan remains largely silent as talks proceed.
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Tokyo
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United States
Bowers
Elihu Root
China
Great Britain
Hong Kong
Lord Ridell
Anti-Beer Bill Is Signed By President Harding
President Harding signed the anti medical beer bill. A hearing on amendments to liquor export regulations will be held next Tuesday. Prohibition headquarters say the amendments tighten shipments across the Canadian border in line with the recent gentlemen's agreement. Organizations involved will be heard on the new rules.
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Washington
Harding
Prohibition
Riddell to Quit Arms Parley for Private Board
Lord George Riddell, serving as liaison between the press and the British delegation, will sail home on the Acquitan in December 38 for urgent private business.
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Riddell
Arms Parley
Washington
Lord George Riddell
Bandit Bandit Eddie Fight Turns Fatal in Wichita
A violent encounter in Wichita Kansas ends with Eddie killed after a Tuesday gun battle. Detective Charles Adams reports the wounded assailant died from abdomen injuries.
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US Market Report Highlights Wheat and Livestock Movements
Week ending November 23 shows firmer grain prices with Chicago cash No 2 red winter wheat at 1.22 and corn around 52-53 cents, gains in Minneapolis and Kansas City futures, and lift in beef and veal values. Hog prices eased. cattle and sheep also mixed as dairy butter sits 45 cents.
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United States Grain Growers Becomes Largest Co-op
Atlanta reports the United States Grain Growers is now the world’s largest grain marketing cooperative with nearly 25,000 members in ten Midwest states representing about 50 million bushels of marketable grain. President C. H. Gustafson cites rapid growth and projects 150,000 members within a year if progress continues.
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United States Grain Growers, Incorporated
C. H. Gustafson
American Farm Bureau Federation
Farmers’ Corporation
Chicago
Middle West States
Gustafson
United States
Marines Will Not Punish Guard Who Kills Hobos
Washington announces there will be no reprimand for a marine who killed a hobo while guarding mails. Col. E H Shaughnessy states the guard will be backed up to the limit.
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Col. E. H. Shaughnessy
Canada to Honor Unknown War Dead in Ottawa Burial
Ottawa announces the Unknown Soldier from the Western Front will be brought home for burial beneath the Victory Tower, marking a national tribute to unidentified war dead.
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Ottawa
Victory
The End of Paul's Journey in Rome Bible Lesson
Lesson text outlines Acts 28 1 31 focusing on the shipwreck on Melita Paul's attitude of service and readiness to preach the gospel in Rome. It recounts Paul healing Publius father arrival at Rome and his ministry there with Jews and Gentiles highlighting the Messianic Kingdom and Jesus as King.
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Worldly duties consecrated to Christ, Maclaren quote
A reflective reading of Alexander Maclaren urging that living fully and honestly means acting as if all is consecrated to Christ, balancing worldly work with spiritual devotion. The message emphasizes duty, blessing, and wholehearted effort without being consumed by the world.
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Alexander Maclaren
Morton Brill Comes of Age in a Complicated Family
On Morton Brill’s twenty first birthday Adam Brill recalls his iron discipline for Morton since age fifteen. A mysterious visitor demonstrates a new wrestling move in the garden and Morton reveals he is now of age and aims to marry Myra Walcott with Clyde Worthington’s support.
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Myra Walcott
Clyde Worthington
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