Wilson Acts as Mediator in Armenian Crisis
President Wilson accepts League of Nations invitation to offer moral mediation in Armenia while clarifying he has no authority to commit U S forces without Congress approval. Assembly debates mandate issues and an economic blockade plan is unlikely to be settled this session.
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Washington
Wilson
League of Nations
Congress
Geneva
Assembly of the
Organization
The
League
Reginald Tower
Danzig
International Commission On
Poland
Soviet Russia
League of Nations Council
Paul Hymans
Cipal
League Council
Imhe
Armenia
Paul Erates
League Ass Y
Amnis
Manes
Han Anes
M. Hymana
Assembly of the League of Nams
Council of the Ue
United States
Poe Cing Coe Mse
Scribes Gather in Pocatello for a Business Session
Newspapermen from the intermountain country gathered in Pocatello for an informal banquet and conference at the Hotel Bannock grill at 8 this evening. A business session will be held Wednesday morning with no plans announced for forming any association. Guests include Byrd Trego editor of the Idaho Republican and other editors from Blackfoot, Mountain Home, Nampa, Meridian, Shoshone, Vernal and Logan, Utah.
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Intermountain
Pocatello
Banqnet
Hotel Bannock Grill
J. Robb Brady
Hotel Bannock Company
Byrd Trego
Blackfoot Republican
Men
Hotel
Heer
Mr Trego
Idaho Republican O Blackfoot
KR. W. Spangler
Salt Lake City
New West Magazine
George M. Lee
The
Mountain Home Republican
Harold M. Jenness
Nampa Leader- Herald
J. ¥. Baird
Meridan Times
K. T. Barber
Men of
Shoshone
H. McQuire
Alva McQuire
Tremonton
Utah
Leader
F. W. Smith
Post Publishin Company
James H. Wallace
Vernal
Express
Charles England
Logan, Utah
Journal
Hitchings
Western Newspaper Union
T. C. Brantley
Carpenter Paper Company
Bolling Denies Taking Payoff in Sands Case
New York November 30 AP Bolling Wilsons brother in law and shipping board treasurer testifies before Walsh committee denying taking money for influencing contracts or machinery. He details transactions with T K Sands since 1916 including loans and checks and calls for full investigation of Sands and all related records.
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New York
United States Shipping Board
T. K. Sands
Washington
Sands
Walsh Congressional Committee
R. W. Bolling
Wilson
Shipping Board
Bolling
Downey Shipbuilding Corporation
Cranor
Lester Sisler
J. Sands
Department of Justice
Benjamin F. Fuller
W. G. McAdoo
the Treasury
Jobs to Be Surrendered for a Month in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati five hundred Nash Clothing Manufacturing workers agreed to take one month off in January or February to conserve jobs for unemployed peers in other clothing plants. Arthur Nash said nationwide closures force thousands from work and authorized wage cuts above five dollars daily to lower prices and spark business.
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Cincinnati
Nash Clothing Manufacturing Company
Arthur Nash
Radicals Raid Nets 38 Arrested at I W W Headquarters
Chicago authorities arrested 38 alleged radicals during a raid on I W W headquarters. Authorities seized several thousand dollars deemed related to revolutionary activity.
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Chicago
Paris Chamber Backing Government Move on Resuming Diplo Talks
Paris reports the chamber of deputies overwhelmingly supports the government bill to resume diplomatic talks. The measure aims to restart negotiations with foreign powers and reestablish formal channels for dialogue.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Denver and Rio Grande Western railroad forms new company
Articles of incorporation were filed in Denver with the secretary of state for a new Denver and Rio Grande Western railroad company. The enterprise will have capital stock of 50 million dollars and will take over rehabilitate and operate the D and RGW system.
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Denver, Colo
Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad Company
Campaign costs and receipts of Democratic national committee
Disbursements from July 5 to Nov. 22 totaled 1 308 007.32 with receipts of 1 339 236.74 and a reported deficit of 211 085.03. Liabilities stood at 272 364.45 including 110 000 borrowed and 162 864.45 unpaid bills as Wilbur Marsh filed the final report with the House clerk.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
House of Representatives
Wilbur Marsh
New York
Woman's Bureau
Chicago
San Francisco
Mexicans Return To Own Country Following Exile
Havana reports General Pablo Gonzales former Mexican army leader aboard the Royal Hollland Lloyd liner Zevlandia arriving today. Also aboard Niceforo Zambrano ex governor of Nuevo Leon and General Juan Bastagan former chief of staff to President Carranza among other noted Mexicans en route from Spanish ports to Galveston Texas.
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Havana
Pablo Gonzales
Lloyd Liter Zevlandia
Galveston
Texas
Niceforo Zambrano
Nuevo Leon
Mexico
Juan Bastagan
Staf
Carranza
Recovered cash loot linked to train robbery found intact
Federal officers traced the Oklahoma to Council Bluffs cache where $23,800 of the loot from the November 13 train robbery was recovered. The money, all in ten dollar bills, brings the total recovered to $50,000 with $25,000 previously found and another $25,000 reported earlier in Council Bluffs.
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Council Bluffs
Omaha
Cobl
San Francisco
Calif
Cenle
Collbns
Armesty
Washington Hints at Chemical Warfare Power in War
Brig. Gen. Amos A. Fries asserts the chemical warfare service strengthens deter rence against aggression. He says U S. readiness to manufacture battle chemicals, backed by funds, ensures American troops fight on equal footing. He notes wartime gas advances and ongoing civil science liaison, with contracts largely settled.
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Washington
Amos A. Fries
Chemical Warfare Service of
The
Army
United States Army
Gene
United
Amd
Fires in Liverpool Cause Five Million Pound Loss
London guarded as fires and bomb threats ripple across Britain amid Sinn Fein tensions. Police seal Downing Street and Buckingham Palace while armed boats patrol the Thames. Liverpool warehouses burned with losses around five million pounds and arrests tied to suspected gunmen.
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London
Sinn Fein
Downing Street
London County Council Fire Brigade
Evening Standard
Buckingham Palace
Palace
Thames
Parliament Buildings
Parliament
Liverpool
Ireland
Irish Sea
Macroom
Black and Tan
Dublin Freeman’s Journal
Ennis
Glasgow
Clyde Shipbuilding
Sinn
Seventeenth North Dakota Bank Closes Amid Reserve Shortage
The Farmers and Merchants Bank of Cogswell N Dakota closed today due to depleted reserves in a move announced to Fargo banks. It is the seventeenth bank in the state to shut down recently for similar reasons.
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Fargo
N. D
Farmers and Merchants Bank of
Mexico's oil lands still largely undeveloped
The Mexican department of industry, commerce and labor estimates potential oil lands at about 151,590,000 acres with only 54,000 acres developed. Prospecting concessions cover Tabasco, Campeche, Chiapas, Yucatan, Veracruz, Tamaulipas, and western regions from Lower California to the Isthmus of Tehuantepec, with early development in northern Baja California.
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Washington
Department of Industry, Commerce and Labor
Tabasco
Campeche
Chiapas
Yucatan
Vera Cruz
Tamaulipa
Loweralifornia
Tehauatepec
Chihuahua
Durango
Harding on the Home Stretch
Warren G. Harding arrived in Kingston Jamaica at 10 40 AM on his voyage from the Panama Canal weather delayed the steamer Pastores carrying the president elect of the United States from continuing its passage.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Warren G
United States
Pastores
Panama Canal
Ponzi Receives Five Years In county Jail
In Boston on November 30 1930 Charles Ponzi promoter of the famed quick rich scheme pleaded guilty to using the mails in a fraud. Judge Hale sentenced him to five years in Plymouth County Jail citing the first count of 44 counts alleging Ponzi falsely claimed 50 percent interest in 45 days from profits in international postal reply coupons.
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Boston
Chas
Ponzi
Federal District Court
Plymouth County
Hale
Mexico Gets New President Inauguration Details
Washington reports that if George T. Summerlin opens the Mexico City ceremony, his participation would be unofficial. A U S state department briefing noted a U S governor asked about attending since Washington had not yet recognized the new Mexican government.
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Washington
George T. Summerlin
Mexico City
Wool embargo push underway with talks in East Lake
East Lake November 30 AP reports leaders from the National Wool Growers Association and Dr. S. W. McClare depart for Washington to supply data for Senator Reed Smoot's forthcoming measure seeking a wool embargo. They will confer with Farm Bureau officials and other lawmakers en route for information.
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East Lake
Reed Smoot
J. Hagenbarth
National Wool Growers’ Association
W. McClare
Pendleton
Ore
Cardenas Turns Fire On Troops Then Kills Himself
Guatemala City reports former Mexican general and Madero assassin candidate Cardenas opened fire on soldiers at Madrugado after escape was blocked, wounding a soldier before shooting himself twice in the head. He had earlier confessed to killing Madero and Pino Suárez.
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Guatemala City
Cisco Cardenas
Francisco Madero
Mexico
Cardenas
Madrugado
Madero
Pino Suarez
Members Arrested in Investigation of Building Trust
Members associated with the organization were arrested amid a legislative inquiry into a building trust. Authorities reported actions related to destroying evidence as part of the probe.
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Building Trust
Side Beesia
Ill fated barge Pirrie survivors found near Cape Johnson
Two surviving crewmen of the missing barge W. J. Pirrie were found by an Indian searching party near Cape Johnson Washington along with the body of a third crew member. The two sailorssaid they came ashore on Timber the night the barge sank after carrying 23 persons including Captain Alfred Jensen’s wife and infant.
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Seattle
W. J. Pirrie
Cape Johnson
Wash
Clallam Bay
Exchan
Cagetain
Ca Johnson
Alfred Jensen
Wash Viorh
Sock
Eured Ash
Igs
Cape Ehnsen
Revolution Aims At War Minister Escamilla
Reports from Guatemala reaching a social circle in Washington claim a threatened revolution. Munitions are said to have been smuggled, with opposition centered in mountainous regions. The plan is described as directed chiefly against War Minister Escamilla, an autocratic figure educated abroad.
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Washington
Guatemala
Poe
Escamila
War
Charges Suspended in Reassignment of Fruits and Goods
A report notes charges suspended in a matter involving reconsignment of fruits and tables and vehicles under various March tariffs. The case concerns Nev, 30, and relations tied to the diversion and rates.
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Nev
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Suarez
Pirrie
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