World powers endorse United States naval disarmament plan
Britain and Japan accept in principle and spirit the US proposed naval elimination. France and Italy join, with reservations. Secretary Hughes notes global accord, while leaders urge limits on submarines and giant cruisers to curb arms spending and promote world peace.
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Hughes
England
Japan
Italy
France
America
Washington, D. C
World
Pacific
United States
Arthur d. Balfour
Baron Kato
Minis
Great Britain
Balfour
Britain
Kato
Germany Notifies Allies Unable To Pay Off Indemnity
The German government declares inability to meet wartime indemnity payments, signaling resistance to further terms. Officials discuss continued defiance while seeking Swiss and allied support to ease the burden and preserve financial credibility amid postwar negotiations. Washington conference aims to shape disarmament and reparations policy.
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Germany
Revolt Plans Stir Soviet and International Tensions
Fragmented text describes a broad uprising motif with mentions of Semionov and a Winter Armament Conference. It references plans affecting Russia and potential American involvement, plus hints of large organizations and consuls delaying actions. Unclear attribution and multiple geopolitical threads are interwoven.
Arrest of Hold-Up Gang Leader Near That City
In Chicago police captured John Her TS Fu and partner accused as leaders of the hold-up gang called the bialins. They allegedly terrorized the Illinois coast region and targeted the We peng outfit. A months-long pursuit ended with the arrest on a street near the Illinois contract territory. A $560 reward was announced for information leading to their capture.
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Chicago
John Her
Pato
Mrs Anna Francis Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Anna Francis 61, wife of Theodore Francis, died at 171 Syruce Street after a four year illness. She came to the city from Oberlin fourteen years ago and is survived by her husband and brother John Davis. Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at the home at 3 o'clock conducted by Rev Flammer of the Second Congregational Church. Burial will be at Oberlin.
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Anna Francs
Theodore Francis
Syruce Street
Oberlin
John Davis
Jodoch
Rey Flammer
Second Congregational Church
Appeal filed over probate of Henry Hamlin will Wellington
Edward F Webster, a beneficiary, appeals a probate court decision denying probate of Henry RB Hamlin's will. He contends he did not receive notice of the hearing and challenges the court's ruling. The item mentions Li Hung Chang's former Nanking home now a women's college.
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Edward F Webster
Henry RB Hamlin
Wellington
Webster
Nanking
Li Hung Chang
Woman's College
Andrew Roman In A Paupers Grave
The article notes Andrew Roman, killed by the Snezik on Saturday, was buried without funds or community support. He was consigned to his grave at 19 o clock on the morning of the burial, with the county bearing expenses after friends declined to assist.
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Andrew Roman
Andrew Ro
Pottars
Roman
Multiple Nov 15 Bulletins From Various Cities
A mosaic of late 1910s dispatches reports milk price cuts in Tobay, appoinments in Colonia, arrests in Lisbon, divorce petition in Lima, Belfast bombings, anti crime notes in Hazard, shipbuilding in London, a Langley Field air test, Cleveland milk market, Paris bluebeard trial, Austria peace treaty ratifications, espionage case in the U.S., and Postmaster General inquiry amidst veteran concerns.
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Langley Field
Cleveland
Jowest
Paris
Heari Landrn
Versailles
Bliin
Washington
United States
Austria
State Department
Todas
Budapest
Ratinea Thana Wy
Hungary
Amherst Woman Sues Lake Shore Electric for 925000
Anna Rabich of Amherst sues Lake Shore Electric claiming injuries from an August incident on a Lorain trolley car. She alleges the car started and stopped abruptly while boarding, causing a fall that damaged her head neck and spine and harmed her nervous system.
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Anna Rabich
Amherst Hig
Dimayves
Lorain
Appeals Court Closes Session on Several Cases
The appeals court adjourned yesterday afternoon and will reconvene December 16. Cases heard include Marko Lukonic, jailed for wife murder with insurance payable to children. M Lesnick defamation suit, jury verdict for $7600 against a railroad, with continued proceedings. Figh Donald appeal on support. Wike Martina in prison on murder conviction. Walter Davier convicted of falsifying bank statements, now facing additional charges.
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Marko Lukonic
National Croatian Society
M Lesnick
Lesnick
Cleveland, Southwestern
Torvain divorce cases hinge on cruelty and neglect
Martha Zipp of Lorain was divorced from Crust Zipp on grounds of extreme cruelty and was awarded 310 weekly support for herself and their child. Nora Klotz of Lorain was granted a divorce from Far Klotz for gross neglect and extreme cruelty, with 2200 alimony at 450 per month, and restored to her maiden name Nora Fairbanks.
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Martha Zipp
Lorain
Judes Redington
Nora Klotz
Far Klotz
Nemi
Nora Fairbanks
Ulster reaction to George’s proposal for Irish settlement
Protests erupt as Ulster leaders reject London plan calling for all Ireland parliament. Critics condemn the British government for betraying unionist interests and demand a new peace settlement and constitutional arrangements.
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Londus Noy
Trish
Todas
Tister
Tremier
George
All Ireland
Wisti
Vidas
Ula
Lister
Jom Tin
Speech of Acceptance at Memorable Meeting Continent Hall
A speech at Continental Hall Washington dated November 15 presents an acceptance address by Ade and Balfour, inviting continued discussion on postwar reconstruction and naval challenges. The remarks praise unity, acknowledge the end of hostilities, and emphasize global cooperation to restore peaceful conditions.
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Continental Hall
Washington
Balfour
Saturdiy
Chaseman
Tomay
Chalrnan
Nowa
Arbuckle Case Coverage Dropped by Local Paper
The San Francisco trial is described as sordid and despicable, and the paper announces it will stop publishing details to protect homes and community atmosphere. Readers seeking lurid coverage are advised to look elsewhere.
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Arbuckle
San Francisco
Telegraph
Questionable OCR Claim Involves Haiti Inquiry Figures
The unreadable reference mentions Daniel and Newton Nakir in connection with a Wilson era cabinet and a Haitian occupancy investigation. The text appears as garbled OCR with names and dates, suggesting a parliamentary or committee summons to appear before investigators.
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Washington
Josephus Pantels
Senate
Haiti
Taniels
Newton PO Nakir
Wilson
S V. Retares
Bete
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