Pope Creates Cardinal In Washington Focusing On Global Justice
Pope Pius at his first consistory in Rome announces plans to urge Genoa and Brussels conferences to temper justice with charity. He calls meetings useful only if governments address the wad condition of the world's people. Monsignor Giovanni Bonzano is named a cardinal as one of eight created.
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Rome
Pope Pius
Genoa
Brussels
Giovanni Bonzano
Washington
England to Build Two Battleships
Minister Bonar Law announced in the house of commons that the government would begin constructing the two new battleships permitted under the Washington naval treaty.
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London
Ton Terme
Bonar Law
House of Commons
Pomerene Attacks the Shipping Bill in Senate Debate
Washington Dec 11 Democrats attack administration shipping bill as Republicans push to bring the measure to the senate. Chairman Jones of the commerce committee proposed skipping calendar consideration to take up the shipping bill. Senator Metcalf of Florida and Senator Pomerene of Ohio objected, with minority senators criticizing Republicans for hurrying action.
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Associate Press
Washington
Jeaders
Senate
Charman Jones
Commerce
Metcher
Florida
Fomerene
Ohio
British Praise Yanks For Work At Smyrna
British naval official reports praise American officers and sailors in the Smyrna evacuation during the Greek withdrawal. Rear Admiral Nicholson commends Commander Harvey Powell of the Edtall and notes the refugees’ successful evacuation owed largely to his leadership and the crew under his command.
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Paes
Washington
Smyrna
Navy Department
Nicholson
Bristow
Constant Unople
Harvey Powell
Edtall
Pastor Left Waiting by Prayer Bride in Suit
Rev. George H. Lawson of Orange New Jersey threatens to sue Mrs May Mason widow of a millionaire plumbing supplier for breach of promise after she failed to become his heavenly bride He once ran for Congress in Boston as The Hero of Zebruges and says he served in the British army being wounded three times The Orange pastor prayed for a bride and Mrs Mason reportedly cried then she deserted him
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George H. Lawson
Orange
N. J
May Mason
Milllonaire Plumbing
House of Representatives
Boston
Lawson
Zebruges
Earth Shocks Felt Across Chile in Early Disturbance
Strong earthquakes were felt at Illapel and Ovalle with rail communications disrupted north of Ovalle and Coquimbo station unresponsive. Officials say the tremor’s center is believed to be in the Vallanar district where a recent quake occurred.
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Santiago
Chile
Illapel
Ovalle
Coquimbo
Vallanar
Decision reached by conference on Turkish capitulations
The Near East conference sub committee on capitulations ruled foreigners and foreign corporations in Turkey would gain the same rights as Turkish subjects under Turkish law. The decision affects American schools and institutions with substantial holdings in Turkey, signaling major legal and property implications.
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Associated Press
Lausane
Turkey
Billion-Dollar Day at Treasury Friday
Washington notes a billion-dollar day as Treasury disburses 70 million in cash or securities to holders of victory notes, 200 million for maturing certificates, and 100 million for interest on the public debt. The victory note bears designations A through F before its serial number.
Conference of Premiers Near Collapse as Crisis Looms
London reports that the allied premiers conference in Brussels adjourned for eight days to avoid a rupture over German reparations. Britain rejects force from the Ruhr and prime minister Bonar Law informs Poincare public opinion opposes military action. US mediation urged to resolve debts and restore accord.
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Brussels
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Panmad
England
France
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Poincare
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Germany
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Britain
United States
Great Britain
America
Vaid
Hughes
Murder Trial Opens for Brunen Case in New Jersey
The murder trial of Mrs. Doris Brunen and her brother Harry C. Mohr began in Mt. Holly New Jersey for the killing of circus owner Honest John Brunen. Prosecutors say Charles Powell, a circus member, admitted firing the shot claiming Mohr offered him $1000.
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Doris Brunen
Harry C. Mohr
MT. Holly
N. J
John” Brunen
Brunen
Riverside
Charles Powell
Mohr
Girls Form Short Skirt Union In Toledo Protest
Toledo reporters note a protest by teenage ushers forming a short skirt union to ban ankle length frocks. Charter members include Hesaio Rows and Ethelyn Well of Keith's theatre and Angela Krupp and Helen Woode of the Rivoll theatre.
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Pumas
Toledo
Hesaio Rows
Ethelyn Well
Keith's Theatre
Angela Krupp
Helen Woode
The
Rivoll
Search for two aviators extends toward Arizona border
Phoenix, Dec. 11. The hunt for Col. Francie Marshall and Fdent Charles L. Webber, Army aviators missing since Thursday en route from San Diego to Tucson, shifted south into the Arizona border strip after two reports placed the plane and crew in the region. Five more airplanes are scheduled to arrive from Kelly Field, Texas, to join the search.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Col
Francie
Political Action Conference Opens in Cleveland With Labor Groups
The two day conference for progressive political action opened in Cleveland with labor, former labor, and national Non-Partisan League members, progressives and Socialists attending to map policy for present and future action. William Hobson, international president of the Machinists Union, delivered the annual address as much of the opening session focused on reports.
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Associated Paras
Cleveland
Labor
Wiliam Hobson
Internatioal
Machinists’ Union
Harding Declines Columbus Grange Invitation
President Harding cannot attend the semi centennial Ohio Grange celebration in Columbus next week but will send a message to be read at the opening on Tuesday.
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Washington
Harding
L. J. Taher
Ohio Grange
Columbus
Duke Abercorn Appointed Governor of Northern Ireland
London December 12 The duke of Abercorn has been appointed governor of Northern Ireland by King George in a royal decision.
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London
Duke of Abercorn
Northern Ireland
George
Constantinople Abandoned as Capital by Turkish Delegates
Lausanne December 11 Turkish delegates say Constantinople likely ceases to be Turkey s capital for all time. Mustapha Kemal Pasha and allies in nationalist Turkey have no plan to reestablish political center within range of foreign warships near the Dardanelles and Bosphorus.
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Lausanne
Constantinople
Turkey
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Attorneys Seek Bail Reduction for Mrs Ford in Death Plot Case
Detroit December 11. Efforts to reduce the $25,000 bail for Mrs Mary B Ford, accused of plotting her husband Ney J Ford's death, were ongoing with her attorneys and her brother Roy Dutton of Fort Wayne Indiana. Dutton said a writ of habeas corpus would be sought if bail is not lowered.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mary B. Ford
Ney J. Ford
Roy Dutton
Fort Wayne
Ind
Dutton
Taft Says He Will Testify On Daugherty Impeachment Hearing
Chief Justice Taft informed the House Judiciary Committee chairman that he would appear at the Keller impeachment hearing if called. The statement comes amid ongoing questions about the proceedings and the role of the Supreme Court in the case.
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Daugherty
Associated Press
Washington
Justce Taft
Volehead
House Judiciary Committee
Keller
Sunday lid tightens in Bucyrus shops
In Bucyrus Ohio Mayor Charles F. Pickering expanded his Sunday closing order. The decree now covers shoe shining parlors and mixed grocery and soft drink shops, reflecting ongoing restrictions as mov ing picture theaters did not open yesterday.
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Associated Fess
Bucyrus, O
Moving Picture Theaters
Charles F. Pickering
Businessmen Form a Posse in Streetman Attack Case
Fairfield Texas December 11 business houses in Streetman were closed as proprietors and employees joined a posse formed after a report that a negro had attacked a white girl at her home. Freestone County has seen at least three lynchings in recent months as excitement runs high.
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Fairfield
Tex
Streetman
Here
Freestone County
Bywa and Thompson Found Guilty of Murder in London
Frederic Bywa ters and Mrs. Edith Thompson were found guilty of the murder of Mrs. Thompson's husband, Percy Thomson, by a jury in London. Both were immediately sentenced to death.
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Associated Press
London
Frederic Bywaters
Edith Thompson
Political Row Breaks Out Over Relief Work
Astoria, Ore. December 11. Political controversy has risen in Astoria and may disrupt local control of relief and rehabilitation efforts. The disagreement pits Mayor Bremmer against mayor elect O. B. Setters who refused to approve a proclamation appointing a nine member committee led by Mayor W. S. Gilbert to oversee all crisis actions.
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Astoria
Ore
Bremmer
O. B. Setters
W. S. Gilbert
Turks Destroy Railroad Near Dedéughatch
Sofia Bulgaria December 11 bands of Turks destroyed the railroad near Dedeughatch in western Thrace causing disruption to transport and communication in the border region felt by local authorities and civilians.
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Pras
Sofia
Bulgaria
Dedéughatch
Thrace
Crestline Homicide After Affray Involving Local Men
In Crestline Ohio on December 11 a fray among a party led to wounding two policemen and the death of a man believed to be Sy Salvatore, a section hand. Dominic Buggy, a section worker, lured the man to the scene. Andrew J. Hess and Vetter opened fire as officers approached.
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Preval Crestline
Wne
Licemen
Sy Salvatore
Dominic Buggy
Ucemen
Andrew J. Hessry
Mosher posse hunts suspect after fatal moonshine raid
Federal and state authorities pressed a manhunt for Bob and Charles Ballard after a posse member, David Treadway, was shot near the scene of a sheriff’s raid against moonshiners. The search followed a deadly ambush as investigators reported gunfire and weapon details amid ongoing efforts to locate the slain assailants.
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Ted Aevocaran
MT. Bi
Posse
R. B
David Treadway
Duff
Bob
Charles Ballard
Bill ‘Jet & ‘Treadway
Colorado Editor Found Not Guilty Durango Murder Case
Durango Colorado editor Pantst Durando formerly editor of the Durando Herald was found guilty of murder in connection with the killing of William F Wood city editor last April in Durando. The report notes a nearby trial and the guilty verdict in a high profile case.
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Durando
Colo
Day
Durand Crat
William F. Wood
Durando Herald
Trust Release Move Reported From Washington
Des Moines dispatch reports talks by small leaders to press for enactment in the present session of compression measures. The plan would release about 1,000 trusts ranging from 1,000 to 10,000 dollars held by property custodians.
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Washington, Des
Scmall
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