Kellogg Seeks Cooperation Not Alliances in Europe
Secretary of State Kellogg told a New York dinner the United States will cooperate with European powers for legitimate aims but stay clear of European alliances and balance of power politics. He defended debt policies, opposed alien radicals, and urged restraint on loans to German states while avoiding broad foreign entanglements.
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Council On Foreign Relations
Prince
Locarno
Europe
Countess Karolyi
Saklatvala
Lether
State Department
Japan Increases Force Of Troops
The war office announced dispatch of one thousand replacement troops from Korea and 2 500 from Kurume Island of Kyushu to Manchuria. The move, due next January or February, was accelerated due to the dangerous factional conflict around Marshal Chang Tso Lin. Japanese forces will stay to protect their interests and not interfere in Chinese warfare. Korean troops will return home once Kyung shu troops arrive.
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War Office
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Island of Kingshi
Chang Tso Lin
Mrs Edith Rockefeller McCormick sponsors cafe opening
Chicago December 15. Breakfast in an armchair cafe marked the opening of a North Michigan Boulevard restaurant funded by Mrs Edith Rockefeller McCormick. The new building houses a real estate firm in which she is financially interested, with the firm growing from five employees to hundreds of agents and invitees at the breakfast.
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Chicago
One Arm
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John D. Rockefeller
North Michigan Boulevard
Seized Barracks in Belfast Amid Disbandment Demands
In Belfast on December 15 the jar constabulary seized Prince's Dock Barracks to press for immediate disbandment as per the new agreement. They vowed to hold the barracks until their demands are met, signaling ongoing tension.
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Northern Florida guards greet Rhinelander bride rumor
Fort Pierce detectives and Ku Klux Klan members posted at the railway to bar Alice Beatrice Rhinelander, the alleged Negro bride of Leonard Kip Rhinelander, from stopping in town while reports spread of her possible Florida visit. Parsonsen said she remained within 50 miles of New Rochelle after the New York trial.
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Leonard Kip Rhinelander
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Palm Beach
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New York
Lee Parsonseen
South
New Rochelle
France Finance Minister Loucheur Resigns After Committee Rejection
Paris reports Finance Minister Loucheur resigns today after the finance committee of the chamber of deputies rejects his fiscal proposals. There was one dissenting vote amid the decision.
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France
Paris
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Chamber of Deputies
Padlock Injunctions in Prohibition Challenge
Petitioners Kurt Kling Emilieer and Josephine Kling seek Supreme Court review of padlock injunctions used in prohibition enforcement. They contend injunctions violate due process by denying jury trial and private property rights. Detroit reports the issue as a constitutional challenge to enforcement tools.
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Kurt Kling
Emilieer
Josephine Kling
Supreme Court
Detroit
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Seale Ts Cae
White Christmas Hopes Rise Amid Midwest Snow Forecasts
Chicago reports forecasts of snow and continued frigid temperatures lift hopes for a white Christmas in the Midwest and Rocky Mountain states. The Great Lakes ice piling up halts shipping, while heavy seas push ships to harbor shelters. In Williston North Dakota temperatures dipped 14 below zero as Denver notes 5 to 18 inches of snow easing the storm.
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Midwest
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Great Lakes
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Denver
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Rocky Mountain
Reion
Uncle Sam
Plains
Cheyenne
Snow blankets Iowa as light gusts ease travel
Des Moines report says six to twelve inches of snow covered most of Iowa with heavier amounts in the western part. Temperatures remained moderate and traffic was only slightly impeded due to calm conditions and minimal drifting.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Explorer's boat ends its career in herring work
Maude once commanded by Roald Amundsen and captained by Oscar Wisting may end its drift across the Arctic as a herring boat. Wisting, leaving for Norway, says the vessel once freed from three years aboard the polar ice has been tied up in Lake Union pending repayment of debts exceeding 64 000 dollars.
Senate committee approves wartime aid packages
The Senate Finance Committee approved a set of aid packages including Whey Bel gum Es Remanzis Bethonia Lat and Evakia. Chairman Emoot will seek formal approval from the full Senate tomorrow.
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Washington
Daee Cettlemseany
Whey
Belgum
Es Remanzis
Bethonia
Lat
Evakia
Senate Finance Committee
Emoot
Senate
Tax Reduction Bill Makes Good Progress in House
Washington December 15 AP The House approved key income tax relief provisions under the tax reduction bill. Exemptions would rise for singles from 1000 to 2000 and for married from 2500 to 3500, with amendments on high earners defeated. Debate focused on personal exemptions and publicity provisions within the measure.
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House
Dee
Ways and Means Committee
Rainey
Illinois
Garrett
Tennes
Norton
New Jersey
la Guardia
New York
Ways and Means
Griffin
Mining firm ousted from Grand Canyon platinum claims
Federal Judge George M. Bourquin of Montana ruled to oust G. Henry Stetson and associates from platinum placer mining claims in the Grand Canyon area. Lengthy litigation had centered on the claims.
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Phoenix
Ariz
G. Henry Stetson
Philadelphia
Pasadena
Grand Cayon
George M. Bourquin
Montana
Theosophist Leader Sees Christ Return in Five Months
Theosophical followers travel to India as Annie Besant predicts the second coming within five months. J Krishnamurti, a 30 year old Hindu, is expected to become the new Christ, with apostles named in India and a modern, publicity driven arrival planned.
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India
The
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Theosophical Society
Star of Bethlehem
Adyar
J. Krishnamurti
R. L. Jones
Mrs. Besant
Krishnamurti
Edge Blasts Volstead Act Calling for Amendments
Senator Edge of New Jersey in a Senate address urged amending the Volstead Act to allow 2.75 percent beer and physician prescribed liquor under government oversight. He argued enforcement failure and rising violations show the law is unenforceable and that modest legal changes could improve public morals and reduce illicit demand.
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Congress
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New Jersey
Senate
Friends of
Prohibition
Chapman I Must Go To Gallows
Gerald Chapman the mail robber and policeman slayer must die on March 3 unless the U S Supreme Court intervenes Federal Judge Thomas denied Chapmans habeas corpus bid He sought to return to Atlanta to serve a 25 year sentence before Connecticut could execute him His lawyers indicated the case would go to the highest court.
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Conn
Gerald Chapman
United States Supreme Court
Thomas
Chapman
Atlanta
Connecticut
Lieutenant Garbisch Resigns for All Star Game Plans
President Hoover receives resignation notice from Edward W. Garbisch former All American center and West Point football star now with the 15th Infantry at Fort Humphreys Va He will depart for California to play in the New Years charity all star game and then enter private business.
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Washington
Der. 15
Army
Edward W. Garbisch
West Point
Garbisch
Fort Humphreye
California
Bullet closes torrid career battling Siki
Senegalese boxer Louis Phal known as Battling Siki was found murdered on a New York sidewalk near Hell's Kitchen. A revolver with two shots was found nearby, police suspect the weapon used in the killing. Siki, famous for beating Georges Carpentier in 1922, had a troubled life with multiple street fights and a French hospital stay after a knife wound.
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Siki
Louis Phal
Lower East Side
Ninth Avenue
Hell’s Kitchen
John J. A
Biki’s
Mechan
Midni
Mee
West Forty-second Street
Meehan
Forty-first Street
Georges Carpentier
Paris
United States
Mike McTigue
Dublin
Lillian Werner
Holland
Suitor plots extortion against Nash leader in NiMh Motor case
In Kenosha Wisconsin a police probe reveals a suitor sought to extort ten thousand dollars from Charles W Nash head of the Ni Mh Motor Co. A woman unnamed in police statement is linked to the plot and letters with her beloved were sent to handwriting expert John F Tyrell for analysis amid threats tied to Nash.
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Wis
Charles W. Nash
H Motor
John F. Tyrell
Milwaukee
Iro Bendelli
Lerrokmes
Mr. Nash
Smith Defends Big Projects in Reclamation Conference
Washington reports on the interior department reclamation conference where C Finney urged a comprehensive view of future needs and work ethic for settlers. Rep Ithodaho counters reclamation success with strong figures while Smith notes rising costs and political factors shaping land projects.
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Conference On Reclamation At the
Interior Department
C. Finney
Ith,daho
House Committee On Irrigation and Reclamation
Alaska
Smith
Emmanuel Neumann
New York
Palestine Foundation Fund
Palestine
Europe
Parestine
Campbell
Arizona
Southern Division Board of Curves and Adjustment
Bureau
Congress
Bell
Plot I Syrta Fact Mixed in Beirut Dispatch
In Beirut on December 15 AP reports a fragmented dispatch mixing political intrigue and unclear accusations as authorities seek clarity amid rumors of a plotted threat. The wording obscures specific individuals or actionable details.
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Beirut
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