Arms Parley Faces Deadlock Over Shantung Demands
Washington reports the Big Three aim to settle ratio terms before addressing France and Italy. China and Japan clash over Shantung open port and vested interests while demanding Japanese troop withdrawal and unconditional return of Shantung. Chinese delegates insist on control of the Shantung railway and Kaichan leasehold remains unsolved.
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China
Washington
Hughes
Mr. Balfour
Baron Kato
Shantung
France
Italy
Lloyd George
Wagsend
United States
Bnt
Europe
Japan
Tsing-Tao
Tsing-lae Tsinaufu
Versailles
Japaun
Ching
Shantung Province
Chila
Kaichan
Natron
Philippine Islands
Islands
War Department
Wood
Harding
Moran House
Massachusetts Avenue
Weking
Naval ratio dispute shifts to plenary powers
The 70 percent naval ratio proposal, urged by Baron Kato as essential to Japan’s security, moves from technical talks to plenary settlement. Secretary Hughes and Arthur J. Balfour have been presented with Japanese backing and official government support.
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Admiral Kato
Japan
Baron Kato
Hughes
Arthur J. Balfour
Six Die in Oregon Rail Crash Near Celilo
Six persons were killed and twenty two injured in a wreck two miles east of Celilo involving the Portland Spokane Limited and the westbound Oregon-Washington Railroad and Navigation Company trains. The dead include A H McBride a marine guarding mail. two trainmen and three Oregon passengers. Injured include A Johnson porter of Chicago.
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Portland
Ore
Spokane Limited
Oregone-Washington Railroad and Navigation Company
Celilo
A. H McBride
Oregon
A. Johnson
Porter
Chicago
Michigan season ends with 22 dead and four missing
The season closed on Thursday with 22 deaths and four missing as hunters faced high casualty rates. Many fatalities arose from accidentally discharged guns and several were killed by fellow hunters who mistook them for game.
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Michigan
Navy to Test Attack on Aircraft Off Catalina Island
Spectacular naval maneuvers planned next week off Catalina Island involve the submarine flotilla of the Pacific fleet and three naval seaplanes in anti aircraft gunnery practice near Los Angeles.
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Navy
Los Angeles
Cal
Catalina Island
Pacific
Small Says He Is Victim of Plot
Springfield Illinois December 2 Charges circulated for days alleging attempts to bribe grand jurors who indicted Gov Len Small Lieut Gov Sterling and Vernon Curtis for embezzlement and conspiracy Gov Small released letters from Evans a grand juror claiming to trade information for jobs He also cited a Jenkins letter detailing rumors of bribery and a grand jury scandal to be exposed by Adams of public welfare officers.
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Springfield
Len Small
Sterling
Vernon Curtis
H. Jenkins
Snayl
Jenkins
Mortimer
Small
Evans
Jobs
Son
Afl
Chicago
Chinese Demand Unconditional Shantung Return Rouses Washington
Demonstrators outside Chinese headquarters shouted insults as Chinese delegates to the Shan tung conference met with Secretary Hughes and British officials. Two white banners proclaimed China demands the unconditional surrender of Shantung as the protests pressed the diplomats during the discussions.
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China
Washington
Hughes
Mr. Tifour
Great Britain
Jowily
Shantung
Chinese delegates pursue informal talks after conference ends
After the meeting, Chinese delegates stressed no formal negotiations occurred. They expect friendly conversations on Shantung with U S and U K mediation aided by observers. Officials say these talks are outside the conference, with no outcome predicted.
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United States
Great Britain
Hughes
Mr. Balfour
Rail Rates Seen as Main Obstacle to U S Business
Federal Reserve Board reports railroads and the steel and iron trades chiefly responsible for business stagnation and price deflation. Rates are not the sole curb on living costs but hinder hundreds of industries. Farmers bear the brunt as prices fall while costs rise, with some industrial groups blamed for uncertainty.
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Washington
United States
Federal Reserve Board
Reserve Board
Murder in Chicago Basement Child Found Cut Up
Chicago police surround a North Avers avenue house after a 3 year old girl Margaret Coughlin is found cut up and burned. Mrs Rachel Whalen Penses is dead upstairs with a throat cut. Husband Ralph Penses is in custody amid claims jealousy sparked the crime. Police suspect dementia praecox conditions and family tensions as factors.
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Chicago
Margaret Coughlin
North Avers Avenue
Rachel Whalen Penses
South Park
Edward Coughlin
Chid
Little Margaret
Coughlin
Jones
Austin
Ralph Pennses
Rachel Whalen Vensel
Margaret
Burlington dividend and stock payout to CBQ shareholders
The Chicago, Burlington and Quincy railroad board orders more than 25 million dollars paid to stockholders of record December 17, with a 5 percent semi annual dividend totaling 25,025,865. Northern Pacific and Great Northern hold 97 percent of CBQ stock, so they receive the major share of the melon. Total cash disbursement reaches 34,167,820 with 33,142,786 allocated to the treasuries of other railways. Also reported is the killing of an American in Santa Cruz Bolivia on November 28, with details pending at the state department.
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Chicago
Bec
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Northern Pacific
Great Northern Railways
Burlington
Hill Roads
Treasuries
Bolivia
Washington
Dee
Tartmix
Santa Cruz
State Department
la Pas
Mab
Riots In Vienna Hit Hotels And Shops
Rioting in Vienna broke out after a large demonstration before the parliament building. Red flags appeared as crowds smashed windows and looted luxury hotels including the Bristol Grand and Hotel Imperial, while police stood by. Authorities suspect communist influence amid cold weather and news of food subsidy cuts.
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Vienna
Parliament
Bristol
Grand Hotel
Digordap
Eae Eee
Warship to Seize Morse From Paris Intercept Plan
Justice department seeks Navy help to deploy a destroyer from a French port to intercept the liner Paris and return Charles W. Morse of New York who fled abroad amid a grand jury probe of his ship contracts. The Paris, which left New York last Friday, was radioed to detain Morse upon receipt of the report of his departure.
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Washington
Justice Department
Navy Department
Paris
Charles W. Morse
New York
Morse
Department of Justice
America
British Column Overpowered by Waeziri Raiders
The India office reports that on November 25 a small British column with two officers and eighty two Indian troops was attacked by Waeziri raiders from across the Afghan frontier. The fight lasted four hours with both officers killed along with about twenty Indians. Remaining troops were wounded or captured.
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London
The
India Office
Sacross
Afghan
Beluchistan
Gem Robbers Seize $5,000 in Chicago Jewelry heist
Two automobile bandits entered the L Ollin jewelry store in Chicago locking the proprietor and his wife in a rear room and escaping with diamonds and other valuables valued at about $5,000 on December 2.
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Chicago
L Ollin
Chicago garment workers strike over piecework reestablishment
Market Street from Madison to Van Buren was jammed as 5 000 to 6 000 workers walked out in protest to the return of piecework. Sixty five manufacturing plants are affected, marking a rare unified labor response after years of sporadic walkouts.
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Chicago
Market Street
Madison Street
van Buren Street
Wolkouts
Fine mare for Mrs Harding and Bahais leader dead
A Virginia seven year old sorrel hunter named Lady was shown to Mrs. Harding by John Green as she met Laddie Boy the President’s famous Airedale. Abdul Baha Abbas, leader of the Bahais, died in Haifa Syria according to the London Times dispatch.
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Washington
Virginia Hunter
Harding
John Green
London
Bec
Abdul Baha Abshaz
Haifa
Syria
London Times
Unemployed Fell by One Million Stateside Says Meover
Secretary Meover announced a drop of about 1,000,000 in U S unemployment since a few weeks earlier. The statement framed the decline as a positive shift in the job market.
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Washington
United States
Meover
Pensions Sent to 86 Nations
Uncle Sam distributes monthly checks to former service members totaling 8,600,000 9d to eighty six foreign countries. Italy receives 215,000 Ireland 367,000 Germany 5,000. Individual allocations include 1 to Pubat Island, 5 to Asia Minor, 4 to Egypt, 1 to Estonia, 91 to China, 28 to Japan, 8 to Trinidad and 11 to Barbados.
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Washington
Bec
Sam
Italy
Ireland
Germany
Pabut
Asia Minor
Egypt
Esthenia
China
Japan
Trinidad
Barbados
Irish get new peace terms from British cabinet
London December 2 A C Barton Sinn Fein delegation member departs for Dublin with a fresh set of peace proposals from the Bell oty cabinet for Eamonn de Valera.
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Sinn Fein
Dublin
London
A. C. Barton
Eace
Bellioty
Eamonn de Valera
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