Britain Cuts Armament Recruiting Second Time
Britain moves toward armament reduction by suspending ordinary seamen recruiting while allowing special class enlistments. Government gave no detailed explanation. War Office notes total British arm forces at 417,000 including Indian army, with 50,000 wounded being demobilized. Centers ordered to suspend certain posts as four battle ships seek relief from unemployment impacts. Premier Briand speech in Washington session gains mixed reception in British press.
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Charles M
London
Britain
Admiralty
Rldiny
Havd
Briand
Monay
Train swallowed by mine cave near Inkerman
Two car train on the Lackawanna and Wyoming Valley Railroad in Inkerman near Wilkes-Barre fell into a mine cave after the track slope collapsed. The northbound train cleared the first car, but the second disappeared several feet into the void. About 60 people escaped with minor injuries as a telephone pole nearby helped prevent greater disaster.
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Ay United Deen
Scranton
Lackawanna and Wyoming Valley
Inkerman
Kere
Wilkes-Barre
George Confers With Cabinet Over Trisil Crisis
Prime Minister Lloyd George returns from consultations with his cabinet regarding the Bruelu Water and Taitain dispute. He meets with key ministers to discuss a possible triangular compromise aimed at easing tensions and shaping the leadership within the government.
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London
Pramier
George
Bluebeard Trial Fainting Witness At Versailles
Terrified by Bluebeard glance in court today Landru's accused assassin faced the witness box as Ferande Seglet fainted during testimony. In Baltimore a Marshal Foch reception drew dignitaries, with regimental salutes and honors honoring the Allied commander as crowds watched the historic parade and ceremonies.
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Bluebeard
Hagerstown
Marshal Foch
Versailles
France
Bluebeard Landra
Ferande Seglet
Milo Beelot
Baltimore
Ferdinand Voch
Morris Frock Post No
American Legion
C.H. Whipple
John Carmichael
Morris Frock Post
A. L. S. E B. Phillips
John R. Tenney
Christopher Mhalman
A. N. Baylor
Morning Herald
Baltinore
Ritchie
Bruening
Parelyn
Union Biation
Field Artilery
Maryland National Guard
Bieata
Yelcom
Marshal Rach
Joan Hopkins University
Izank J. Goodnow
Arms Conference Advances From Talk To Accomplishment
Washington November 22 The arms limitation conference has moved from talk to actual accomplishment with near agreement on major details of naval armament limits. An American official said definite and satisfactory phrases on everything have been achieved and optimistic views persist that progress will continue without interruption.
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Washington
America
Briand Declares Conference Achieved Its Purpose
United States Washington November 28 Premier Briand stated he had achieved the purpose of his Washington conference. He praised the reception of his remarks and expressed belief Germany would move toward moral disarmament, noting the sympathy received would be felt in Germany.
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United Prom
Washington, D. C
Briand
Washington
Germany
Abe
Helleva
Costs Rise as Votes Tie to Two Dollars Countywide
Washington November Three Eighths A movement to back Republican leaders to veto the Newberry Case after Christmas was blocked by Democrats in the Senate. A proposal for voting on the ed reglalation day after December S6, led by Senator Spencer of Michigan, spurred a test of strength over Senator Newberry of Michigan's seat. Expense reports from candidates show payments like Rickard 148.62, Oden 2.00, Goibart 187.64, Boward 70.00, amid calls to curb election costs as counties face rising primary and section bill expenditures.
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Washington
Newberry
Senate
Spencer
Migenurl
Michigan
Alk Tinylig
Nauna Fellows
Rickard
Barona A
Oden
Tote
Goibart
Lewin L. Boward
Grantor
Nation
Lacerated Hand Report From Wester Maryland Shops
Incoherent OCR fragment describes a lacerated hand at Wester Maryland shops. It mentions a cylinder head damage and an individual named Cantntrell who allegedly caused the injury. Details are unclear due to transcription errors.
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Wester Maryland
Removal of Metts Trial Expected in Baldwin County
A motion to move the Jerry J. Matta murder trial to another county is anticipated next week by lawyer Henry J. Keety. The defense cites local sentiment against the detective as hindering a fair trial. Court adjourned. presiding judge Joten Waghwian will not attend due to illness in Cumberland.
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Jerry J. Matta
Baldwin Telts
William
Dofflemyay
Luray
Henry J. Keety
Grand Fry
Howard Grose
Wilbur A. Lapolo
Joten Waghwian
Cumberland
Charien D. Wagames
Elly
Debs To Eat Thanksgiving In Jail This Year
Debs and other political prisoners in Washington will reportedly eat a Thanksgiving meal in jail. Attorney General Daugherty and White House officials discussed the plan with President Harding, who approved limited holiday meals for certain offenders.
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Debs
United Rees
Washington
Idugene
Gebs
Atlanly
White Hoge
Department of Justice
Daugherty
White House
Harding
Lodiy
New Evidence Against Fatty's Pursuit Of Girl
Van Francivas reports new testimony in the Arbuckle manslaughter case. Miss Rappe’s death is tied to the labor day party at the Cataver Gily Cal studio. Watchman Oscar Norgaard will be a key witness as Miss Alice Blake and Miss Zey Preven t testify in separate sessions.
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United Wren
van Francivas
Arbuckle
Virginia
Rappe
Catver Gily
Cal
Arbtalkie
Alice Blake
Misa Rappe
Miss Blake
Misa Zey
Prevent
Hag
Arbuckio
Gans to Address Kiwanis Club Tomorrow
Hinmet Ganav will speak to the Kiwanis Club at the Chamber of Commerce rooms tomorrow at 12 60 o clock noting the meeting shifts from Thursday The speaker will select his own subject with a program planned for the occasion in the city.
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Ti Kovanis
Chamber of Commerce
Hinmet Ganav
Kincheon
Acca
Tax Bill Approved by House Amid Swift Senate Path
Washington reports the House passed the revised tax bill by a wide margin with 282 to 20. It awaits Senate action as Republicans vow a quick review. The measure moves to the Senate for a final decision, shaping upcoming congressional agenda and fiscal policy.
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HOUSE
Washington
Noénaater Inneidiately
Une Renato
Congress
Weil Meade Weht
Four Americans Kidnapped in Chihuahua by Bandits
Washington reports four Americans were kidnapped and held for two hours by Mexican bandits in Chihuahua. The victims include Mr. and Mrs. Hdgas Botts, William Benham a mining engineer, and Miss Mary Long, daughter of a former American consul at Parral. They were traveling the Santa Eulalia road when seized. no reason given at release.
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United Thena
Washington
Chihuahua
Mexico City
State Department
Hdgas Botts
William Benham
Minius
Misa Mary Long
Amercan
Parral
Santa Eulalia Road
U S To Demand Binding Form In Far East
Washington November 23. The United States will seek binding form for a Far Eastern and Pacific agreement. The aim is a definite understanding on views and actions, possibly a treaty or similar instrument, to be formalized as a binding obligation. A conference committee proposed creating a basis for the agreement.
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United States
Goublius
U.S
Far East
Sremyy
Von Thermann Seeks Guarantees To Avert Future War
Washington November 22 Germany ready to give guarantees to an international tribunal to ease France's fears of a new war across the Rhine Edmond von Thermann German embassy appointee said Germany wishes undisturbed opportunities to operate without Ruhr occupation threats and would offer suitable guarantees as proof of peaceful intent He avoided direct reply to Briand statement and favored avoiding propaganda or controversy with France while stressing formal assurances to deter future conflict
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Carl DE Groat
United Press
Washington
Germany
France
Rhine
Edmond von Thermann
Ruhr
Cerman
Gorth
Briand
Miterdé Dional
Veteran Cracked Head After Husband Shooting in Texas
Prominent Waco society women were near death after her husband shot five times then fled in a motorcar. The veteran, hospitalized with injuries, said jealousy prompted the attack. Officers pursued suspects, with witnesses noting a later incident tied to a robbery.
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United
Home of Knott Kline Entered Near Midnight
Robbers entered Knott Kline’s home on North Mulberry street shortly before midnight but fled before stealing anything. Knott Kline’s son, Scott Met Klug, Washington county sheriff elect, was not harmed.
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Knott Kine
Mulberry Street
Rilna
Scott
Klug
Washington County
Kiftie
Speedsters Fined Six Dollars Each in Portes Court
Four speedsters faced Portes Court for speeding this morning. The offenders were N. J. Steis, Samuel Beaver, Dr. Stickel, and L. Hays, all from the city. Each paid a $6 fine and walked away poorer.
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Divtac
Portes Court
Justius Holm
N. J. Steis
Winter
Streat
Samual. Beaver
Dr. Stickel
L. Hays
Belfast Riots Erupt As Home Rule Takes Effect
Belfast reports fresh riots as Ulster government assumes Home Rule power. Widespread firing and unrest sweep various quarters with casualties and limited details. Protests oppose Ulster self government, with sporadic clashes and reports of deaths amid days of violence.
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Ulster
Belfast
White Way on Fast Will Be Ready for Christmas
The White Way on Fast Washington street and a block on West Trantdin Street is planned as a Christmas gift with work due to finish by the holiday. Cables laid along Fennttin street and details cast on Washington avenues show progress as poles are prepared at Panghern plant.
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Waslington
Trantdin Street
Thana
Hoth
Streom
Washington
Accident Benefits On The Increase
Total benefits paid by the State Industrial Accident Commission rose to 1,426,058 for the year ending October 4 021 with 2,868,487 recorded for 1820. Nine thousand nine hundred and fifty cases docketed. One hundred and sixteen revolved fatal real incidents.
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Thei Btatea
Witel
Gyatine
Eusea
Fragmentary Italian Labor Report Mentions Injury Incident
An OCR read mentions Nene and a large rock rolling about 75 feet from the ground. Dr. Warshaw tended injuries. The text appears fragmentary and unclear about context or location.
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Warshaw
Court Issues Writ to Miners in Charleston
State Supreme Court granted a writ prohibiting Logan County officials from arresting Fi Rok Keene president of District 17 United Miners of Amelia and Fred Mopa oy secretary. Miners disputed Logan County court jurisdiction while charges were pending at Charleston amid a mine related murder case.
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Hunted Prem
Charleston
Legen County
Fi Rok Keene
District 17
United Minsworkerd
Amelia
Fred Mopa+ oy
State Supreme Court
Logan County
Logan
Brad
Cherleston
Thor Ava Pte
Robsiiion
Syusimey
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North Street
Fatty
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