Spain Moves Toward Civil Government Under Primo de Rivera
Madrid reports a civil cabinet replacing the military directorate led by Primo de Rivera. King Alfonso approved the plan after a discussion with Primo de Rivera, who will head a government including several former military directorate members. The new cabinet vows to maintain the suspended constitution while restoring economic stability, reducing Morocco expenses, controlling strikes, and census based taxation.
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Militairectorate
Alhucemas
Primo de Rivera
Morocco
Alfonso
Spain
Madrid
Mexico signals readiness for new trade treaty
Berlin reports the Mexican government announces the expiration of the current Naneeney trade treaty next October and declares willingness to negotiate a new treaty with renewed operations and terms.
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Berlin
Mexico
Shelley Child Dies From Kerosene Fire Accident
Knute Floyd Peter, five year old son of Mr and Mrs Frederick Peterson of Shelley Idaho, died December 2 after his clothing saturated with kerosene ignited near an open fire. Funeral services were planned for today.
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Tdaho Falls
Knute Floyd Peterson
Frederick Peterson
Shelley
Senate Makeup Struggles Start In Republican Ranks
Washington December 3 AP Some GOP senators balk at recognizing Wisconsin's Senator La Follette as a party regular. Leaders Curtis Moses Jones Edge push to submerge the issue as several on the fence review consultation. La Follette's attendance at the conference remains uncertain as insurgents in Wisconsin and Congress weigh their actions.
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Senate
Curtis
Kansas
Moses
New Hampshire
Jones
Edge
New Jersey
LaFollette
Beonnes
Iteee
Watson Ofndiana
la Follette
House
Nelson
Wisconsin
Longworth
Prize Winners Are Auctioned At International Livestock Exposition
Chicago December 3 four Barnyard royalty falls from its station as Mah Jongg grand champion beef animal is sold for holiday beef while the Prince of Wales grand champion shorthorn bull goes to a Canadian or American herd. Mah Jongg is destined for slaughter.
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Chicago
Royalty
Mah Jongg
Clothing Makers Protest Plan to Buy Less
New York December 3 Americans deny themselves clothes to any radio sets motor cars and other items offered on the installment plan at the nineteenth annual meeting of the American Association of Woolen and Worsted Manufacturers. Plans to meet installment plan competition were discussed and western merchants show success in selling clothing on the plan. Sir Thomas Elder noted Australian demand for wool and motor cars and radio has slumped as Americans save to meet new obligations.
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New York
American Association of Woolen and Worsted Manufacturers
West
Sir Thomas Elder
Australia
United States
Grace Woman Dies in Provo Visit
Mrs. Charlotte Touvise Hawkins of Grace Idaho died in Provo Utah last night while visiting her son James A. Hawkins. For many years she taught in the Relief society of the L D S church.
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Provo
Utah
Charlotte Touvise Hawkins
Grace
Idaho
James A. Hawkins
Relief Society of the L. D. & Church
Apprenticeship Graduates Earn Trade Certifications
Cleveland reports that ninety seven apprentices at the local training program receive their certificates in bricklaying electrical work carpentry and painting.
New Oregon Short Line Opens Through American Falls
The Oregon Short Line nears completion for a new American Falls route with trains starting Monday December 7. Train No 5 will be last on the old line and Train No 26 will be first on the new line, as the Snake River bridge is raised 21 feet six inches to shift two miles of heavy grade. A temporary passenger station is readied while construction on the permanent facilities proceeds.
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American Falls
Snake River
Falls
Compesely
Sladen Assigned to Philippines to Command Department
Washington December 3 Major General Fred W Sladen superintendent at West Point is named to command the Philippine department succeeding Major General James H McRee who will head the ninth corps area in San Francisco Sladen will sail for the Philippines next April and is to be replaced at the academy by Colonel Merch B Stewart Stewart will move up to general officer rank and has long service in France and the United States Army.
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Washington
Fred W. Sladen
West Point
Philippine Department
James H. McRee
Ninth Corps
San Francisco
Sladen
Philippines
William Mitchell
Air Service
Military Academy
Merch B. Stewart
Stewart i Opeserve
Seesamerer
Lon
France
Plot Against Life of Archduke Albrecht Reported in Hungary
Budapest reports circulate of a legitimist plot to kill Archduke Albrecht heir to the Hungarian throne. Albrecht skipped a planned hunt fueling speculation while Pesti Napi notes an archduke household official visited police, who say the visit concerned castle thefts.
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Budapest
Magayarorszag
Archduke Albrecht
Hungary
Albrecht
Pesti Naple
Indians Improve Health and Education, Burke Reports
Washington December 3 The annual report of Charles H Burke commissioner of Indian affairs notes health campaigns against trachoma and better health conditions. It records a marked rise in Indian public school enrollment and 1909 allotments of land to Indians to encourage cultivation.
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Washington
Indiana
Charles H. Burke
Indian Affairs
Civil Aeronautics Creation Moves Forward In Washington
Washington December 3 AP legislation moves to create a bureau of civil aeronautics in the commerce department to promote civil aviation and expand military and naval aviation. Senator Bingham and House Chairman Parker back bills to grant wider government aid to aviation.
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Washington
President's Air Board
Bureau of Civil Aeronautics
Department of Commerce
Bingham
Connecticut
House
Parker
Commerce Committee
Board
War and Navy
United States
Washington State students skip classes for football win rally
Nearly 2,500 of 2,700 Washington State College students walked out after a pep rally and parades to celebrate the Cougars 17 to 12 win over California in Los Angeles. Despite faculty warnings, the celebration extended through the day with dances and a parade, but no disorders were reported.
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Pullman
Wash
Washington State College
Cougar
Los Angel
University O Rege California
Veteran General Given a Send Off
Brigadier General Manus McCloskey, chief of staff of the artillery group of the organized reserves, U S N, famed for a Chateau Thierry quip, was honored by reserve officers of the sixth corps area. He has been transferred to Hawaii and will sail for Hawaii in January.
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Chicago
Manus McCloskey
Organized Reserves
Chateau Thierry
Sixth Corps
McCloskey
Hawaii
Chang Tso Lin Falls Back After Major Battle
Dispatches from Tokyo report Marshal Chang Tso Lin in retreat after heavy fighting with Chinese forces. His army retreated across the Chungchhow area about 1,000 miles west of Shanghai as newspapers received details of his precarious position.
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Tokyo
Chang Tso Lin
China
Chungchhow
Shanghai
Chang
Strike Ties Up Yosemite Lumber Operations
In Yosemite California on December 3 rangers arrested five bootlegger suspects near Camp Alta 23 miles from the park boundary. Immediately after 57 employees of the Yosemite Lumber Company went on strike in protest and the company dismissed the strikers.
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Yosemite, Calif
Extra Session Slogan Sparks Texas Political Rift
Governor Miriam A Ferguson faces a split with Attorney General Dan Moody as stock raisers and dairymen press for a special session to fund a 600000 dollar school book contract and to reimburse cattle killed in the foot and mouth outbreak. Fifty legislators join the push threatening to mobilize the House speaker if Ferguson does not call a session by December 16.
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Austin
Tex
Miriam A. Ferguson
Temple
Dan Moody
South Texas
Galveston
Texas Rangers
Pee
House
Bank Robbery Ties Mother Daughter Duo to Heist
Sioux Falls police connect diaries from Catherine Rogers and her daughter Zera to two bank robberies at the First State Bank of Renner. Zera, 19, admits $90 of loot was found in the Rogers home, while authorities say the pair faced charges over a $300 October robbery and a $100 overdraft linked to the same bank. Charles Rouen, 17, is also involved in the case but was not arrested. statements differ on motives and the role of the mother and husband, a disabled veteran.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Catherine Rogers
Zera
First State Bank
Renner
Charles Rouen
Rogers
Charles
M. D
Catherine
Renater
Japanese Navy Moves Ships From Kure and Sasebo
Tokyo December 3 AP One Japanese cruiser and two destroyers sailed from Kure for Port Arthur. Another cruiser moved from Sasebo to Tsangtso China. Navy officials say the movement is a routine reorganization of ships in Chinese waters not related to the Chinese situation.
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Tokyo
Kure
Port Arthur
Sasebo Naval Base
Tsangtso
China
Navy Department
Serpeat Rubber Production Officially Announced
London reports that Serpeat of the Standard production of rubber is officially announced. The memorandum outlines new measures and production targets for the rubber industry in the coming year.
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London
Idaho State Congress Seeks Boosters and Advertising Drive
The All Idaho congress gathered cadets and community groups to promote Idaho’s opportunities. C C Moore urged honest advertising and state cooperation while stressing residents must lead efforts. Afternoon talks covered agriculture mining temperance recreation and railroads with Idaho’s per family income cited at over 2060 dollars.
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Agriculture
Tempee
Pocatello
F. C. McGowan
Nicholas Toot Te Tribane
BE. J. Fieldcted
J. Robb
Brady
Frank Wa
London Commons Session Ends In Secret Debate On Industry Safeguards
The house of commons sat until 7:15 this morning with the last three hours in secret over government safeguards for industry that Liberals say resemble a protective tariff. A Laborite move to exclude strangers changed the vote, while critics argue secret deliberations breach standing orders and public access.
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London
House of Commons
Japan Census Totals Population Now 69 736 000
The census completed October 1 reports Japan's total population at 69 736 000 with male and female counts exceeding prior estimates. The release notes population growth over the last five years and highlights aging trends and regional distributions.
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