World to hear four power agreement to replace Anglo-Japanese pact
Washington December 7 authoritative statters say a four power agreement among the United States Britain France and Japan to limit naval forces and replace the Anglo Japanese alliance will be announced to the world shortly preliminary reports indicate Tokyo approves the plan and may accept the Hughes five five three naval limitation proposal with final replies expected soon. The agreement would cover the Pacific and Far East with China not involved and would likely include limitations on fortifications near Japan such as Guam.
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France
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Far
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Watt
Japan
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China
Farmers Institute In Session At City Hall Today
The annual meeting of the Farmers Institute is in progress at City Hall with the program opening at 9 40 this morning. Attendance was good and Addison Drake spoke this morning.
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Addison Drake
Ed Boas Dies in Indianapolis After Rail Work Career
Ed Boas former general machine shop foreman at the Baltimore and Ohio railroad shop, died last night at his Indianapolis home. He was 52, born two years earlier, and survived by his parents Mr and Mrs George Boas of West Van Trees Street, his wife and two daughters. Funeral arrangements pending in Indiana. Evansville connection noted.
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Herb Jones
Flint Street
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Fred Clayton
Mt. Vernon
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Removal of Indiana division officers leads to housing plan
In Washington, a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad move prompts the creation of housing for rental or purchase connected to rebuilt shops and new quarters. The plan involves master mechanics, the paintshop, and car foremen as crews prepare for rapid construction and dispatch updates. Rumors mention CE Gl Stevens possibly becoming superintendent of consolidated divisions, with Mitchell and others touring for inspection.
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Indictments in Sangamon County Court Case Against Governor Small
Legal arguments entered their third day in Sangamon County court over indictments charging Governor Len Small with embezzlement of state funds. Prosecutors contended the indictments are specific and proper, while defense urged technical flaws and questioned jurisdiction as figures like Bain and Curtis were named in the case.
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Prand
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Bain
Varna Curtis
Grant Flarjibapiter
Hererra Revolt Leads to Cabinet Overthrow in Frison
Fragmentary OCR reports a revolt in Frison that toppled the government and resulted in the arrest or imprisonment of Hererral of Gumtagula and his cabinet. The state department advised the American legation in Washington.
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Legat
Irish treaty accord delayed by British premier report
Fragmented dispatches outline postponement of Irish treaty ratification while Lord Lascelles and others discuss potential withdrawal of the British flag and evolving political tensions. Immediate calls for unity and urgent Summons highlight looming diplomatic moves toward peace.
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Liberals Sweep Canadian Election Esper Tariff Policy
Ottawa Ont Dec 7 Victory of the liberals in yesterday's Canadian election means there will not be a retaliatory tariff against the United States. Premier Meighen's government which was defeated favored the retaliatory tariff The liberal party was swept into power favoring tariff for revenue.
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Treasury Opposes Soldier Bonus Revision in 1945 Session
Washington reports Secretary Mellon told Congress the Treasury still opposes passing a soldiers bonus measure this session. He warned that without veteran compensation changes the government will spend about 460 million dollars in the next year, urging revision of existing revenue acts to temper gains and sustain incentives amid postwar fiscal strain. Recovering Laula Foy, lumber yard manager, returns to work after weeks with typhoid.
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Denver Tigers Play Here Tonight
Denver Tigers host Vincennes in a tense gym game, the visitors aiming to slow down the hosts with a tight defense in the first half. Bad weather or confusion noted in the report, but the key action centers on Sifford and the Eagles, with lineup changes and a close contest noted.
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Violence Reported as Packers Strike Rises in Chicago
Act of violence accompany the Chicago Packers strike as Yard District clashes injure several workers. Strikers range from 10 000 to 25 000, while Packers claim 2 000 on strike with operations largely normal. Meat prices up, newsman Dr Ralph Rhin appears in Seymour.
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Harding calls for unity as tariff row splits cabinet
Washington December 7 Under President Harding the White House led drive against the agricultural bloc and urged Republicans to march in line. At conferences Senators Watson Curtis and Secretary Weeks and other cabinet members backed a party aligned program. The tariff plans drew opposition from many groups including the finance committee as the president urged consolidation of tariff powers under executive control.
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Weeks
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Tariff Commission
Troops Guard Packing Plants in South St Paul
St Paul December 7 Four hundred troops guarded the South St Paul packing plant district today. Thousands of striking workers milled about in the streets as troops, despite the militia presence, planned to run after breakers under protection. Guardeman wu
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Eschbacie Warns On Public Spending
Eschbacie warns the public about unjust expenditure of public funds. In a letter to Alza Reser, Lafayette school board treasurer, he criticizes the board for employing a school nurse under the guise of an attendance officer, alleging misuse of funds and improper authority.
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Lafayette
Inthbach
Greenwell Takes Up Work as Merchant Policeman
Louis Greenwell, once captain of police in McPherson administration, has resigned to join the Merchants Association as merchant policeman for Washington. He began his new duties Monday night and also serves as sanitary officer. Barry Chastain succeeds him as police chief.
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