Chile and Peru clash over Tacna Arica fate
The note from Chile to Lima rejects arbitration of all differences arising from the Treaty of Ancón and insists on sticking to the existing bases. President Alessandri of Chile rejects treaty revision, while Peru seeks to involve President Harding and a plebiscite plan. Bolivian aims to gain Pacific access fuel the dispute.
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Santiago
Chile
Associated Press
Vera
Tacna
Arica
Lima
Peru
Ancon
Harase
Heliram Mathieu
United States
Cnt
Harding
TNC
International Conciliaroo Governent
WNC Ga
Hye
Dwe
Sument
Bolisuas
Taena
Pacific
Pacific Ocean
French Evacuate Aintab as Turkish Forces Enter Syrian Town
Turkish troops moved into Aintab near the Syrian border prompting a French evacuation under a new treaty framework with Wranwe and natinafiss authorities. The regional realignment favors Turkish influence as Ansara torourn sides adjust to the redraw.
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Heda
Aintab
Eerer
Wrench
Wranwe
Natinafiss
Ansara Torourn
Turkey
Sarin Oy
Postal service appeals for prompt acknowledgment of Christmas gifts
The Associated press reports the Post Bulletin notes postal authorities urged recipients to acknowledge gifts and remedies promptly to reduce the Christmas mail flood. It cites unprecedentedly low damage during the 1921 rush and credits cooperation of newspapers and business leaders as a key factor.
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Brefin
Postal’ Service
Solar system out of order claims spark debate at observatories
H N Russell of Princeton and C H St John of Mount Wilson discuss spectrum matching to identify unknown stars. They cite 1500 to 5000 measurements at Mount Wilson and Harvard plans to expand, noting tens of thousands of stars await calipers. William Romaine Newbold links microscope and telescope history to Bacon and Grosseteste, while naval observatory members seek data on Pyxidis variable star for better observation.
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H.N. Russell
Princeton Observatory
Charles. HE. St. John
Mount Wilson Observatory
California
Russell
Dr. St. John
Glven
Harvard Observatory
William Romaine Newbold
University of Pennsylvania
Voynich
Bacon
Roger Bacon
Robert Grosseteste
Lincoln
John Dee
Queen Elizabeth
Leonhard Diggs
Newbold
Naval Observatory
Language policy debated at American Association meeting
Torrento Dec 30 The American Association for the Advancement of Science debated language use with a push for an international auxiliary language to supplement existing tongues. A central committee to promote a universal language was proposed. Other options split tasks to let specific sections tackle phonetics and vocabularies. McMurrich of Toronto elected president for 1922 in Boston. Key officials named include Graves Cottrell Merriam Humphrey Nichols Conklin, Bateson honored as first honorary fellow of the American Society of Zoologists.
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Torrento
American Association For the Advancement of Science
W. Stratton
United States Bureau of Standards
American Physical Society
American Philalo I Society
James Playfair McMurrich
University of Toronto
Association
Boston
Henry S. Graves
Washington, D. C
FL G. Cottrell
Washington, DC
I. . Merriam
Carnegie Institute of
Princeton
Willian. Bateson
American Society of Zoologists
HAINISCH SIGNS VENICE PACT
President Hainisch ratified the Venice protocol on Burgenland settlement, noting it does not imply Oedenburg plebiscite recognition. The move expresses willingness to meet powers' expectations, defer to the ambassadors' council, and avoid undermining Austrian policy while transferring territory to Hungary.
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Vienna
Der
Associated Press
Hainisch
Venice
Austria
Hungary
Burgenland
Oedenburg
Paris street name reform debated by Seine council
A Paris proposal would keep street names up to date by renaming avenues after notable figures. If adopted, avenues named for kings would change to reflect contemporary celebrities in distinct quarters, aligning street names with European trends.
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Harding
Seine Council
Paris
George Vo
Tomah x AM
Artout
Wit
New York
Healy
Dublin Firmly Divided Over Treaty Ahead of Meeting
Dublin reports indicate no schedule for Monday’s corporation session on the peace treaty with Great Britain. Many officials also serve in the dail and debates may echo parliamentary lines. Pierce Beasley, linked to the Irish Volunteers and later escapes, joins supporters advocating treaty merits for Gaelic civilization.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Britain
Dail
Ireland
Dailerieann
Pierce Beasley
Kerry
Irish Volunteers
Republican Army
Haster
Beasley
Robert ¢. Barton
Mount Joy
Manchester
Agriculture Conference Urged by President and Wallace
President Harding urges a national conference to shape agricultural policy linking farming with industry. Secretary Wallace says invitations will go out soon to include top agricultural producers and key industrial partners to address future production, conservation, and nationwide cooperation.
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Earlies
Wallace
Harding
Rom
Fragmentary Scribbles From an Unsigned Page Note
A garbled OCR fragment shows unclear phrases and stray words. It appears as a misread note with no coherent event or names to identify a specific person place or action. The unreadable text prevents a definite news item or report from being established.
Rhine Main and Danube Canal Project Ambitious Europe
A new 130 million mark corporation plans a Rhine Main and Danube canal, the largest European waterway project. Beginning next January, 1200 foot elevation, 60 locks over 700 kilometers, 40 power plants, 400 000 horsepower, saving coal costs. The 3437 kilometer waterway will suit 1600 ton ships and connect North and Black seas, aiding both foreign and domestic trade.
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Munich
Germany
Associated Press
Rhine
Danube
Europe
Tg SS
North
Black Seas
Heresy Charges Placed Against Oxford Theologian
Special Cable Dispatch from London reports charges of heresy against Rev. H. D. A. Major principal of Riponhall Oxford theological institute. The Rev. C. H. B. Douglas accuses Major of publishing doctrine contrary to creeds and scripture and of importing Buddhist teachings. Bishop of Oxford to rule after inquisition procedure begins. Major plans to defend his position.
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London
Dee
Buglata
D. A. Major
Riponhall
Oxford
HB. Dodugias
Major
Douglas
Cass
Bishops’ Court
Zagloul Pasha Sails for Ceylon from Suez
Cairo dispatches report nationalist leader Said Zagloul Pasha and five followers, arrested last Friday, sailed from Suez for Ceylon amid widespread unrest. Their removal followed riots in Cairo and other cities, with casualties reported as a result of the political activity disruption and authorities' actions.
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Cairo
Egypt
Associated Press
Zagloul” Pasha
Suez
Ceylon
Zagioul
Moratorium Granted for Italian Bank in Crisis
Rome reports that the Banca Italiano di Sconto, closed Thursday, received a one year moratorium to stabilize its tangled finances. The petition cites 15 to 315 million lire capital growth since 1915 and aims to restore credit amid Europe’s economic breakdown with total liabilities around 1,000 million lire.
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Rome
Associated Press
Banca Italiano di Sconto
Hosiday
Nee
Italian Bank Crisis Echoes French Financial Circle
Italian Ambassador Ricci said the crisis at Banca Italiana di Sconto stemmed from frugenses and does not affect the solidarity of Italian banks. The surprising lapse came as five top French financiers sit on the bank’s board, including Joseph Gruess, son-in-law of General Gallieni.
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Banca Italiana
di Sconto
Banca Italiana Ai Sconto
Italy
France
M. Joseph Gruess
Gen. Galliéni
Paris
Flyer Up 26 Hours Nonstop Record Set in Snow
A composite AP account details Edward Stinson and his mechanic Bertaud enduring a bitter Mineola endurance flight. They faced freezing fingers, oil that refused to flow, and heavy winds as they kept the Larsen monoplane aloft for 26 hours. Maj. Gen. Patrick extended army congratulations on the record.
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Stinson
Bertaud
Associated Press
Patrick
Army Air Service
Army
Edward Stinson
Mineola
Begitchief Expedition Sighting Traced in Arctic Letter
A December 30 report from Trace of Explorers notes a November 10, 1919 letter claiming “Bears destroyed our depots” and detailing the Begitcheff expedition near Cape Wild, with remains on a beach, a single booted footprint, and a Norwegian rifle found. The letter, cited by the Rosta agency, concerns Knudsen and Tesegen missing from Amundsen Worth polar efforts.
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Chris Hania
Norway
Associated Press
Rosta
Cape Wild
Begitcheff
Hich
Arctic
Cane
Seacoast Loot Alarm Amid Inadequate Naval Protection
Report from Téports notes looting near ig cording to firs pergo, with an estimated $25,000 stolen. The Ewenlee loot damages, frightening merchants into halting shipments. The seacoast remains unprotected by a divided Chinese navy between Pe and Canton governments, causing fear and costly disruptions.
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Igcording
Canton
Fukien
Peking
Woman Held on Coat Theft Confession in Jail Cell Escape Attempt
A Brownsville woman arrested for stealing a $650 fur coat from a local store confessed to the crime while in jail. She allegedly attempted to hang herself with two belts in her cell and was cut down by a fellow prisoner summoned by other inmates. She remains held in $1,500 bail awaiting court.
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Hagerstone
Brownsville
Ambiguous War Plan Outlined Amid Zone Advances
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a resumption of an operation near Tar and a scheme to establish control in the French zone and beyond. General Barrera focuses his forces at the forward area while Araish and Thé’ estaifiment are mentioned in the context of the plan.
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Ocaratgat
Tar
Afernun
Araish
Ander
Barrera
Teffer
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