Delegations Eia During Recess of Arms Conference
Washington December 5 delegates kept busy during the arms conference recess. Informal talks surged as subcommittees pressed studies on China tariffs and troop withdrawals while a Japan China Shantung dialogue focused on railway control. Naval ratio talks stalled awaiting Tokyo’s position after the big three consult.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Far Eastern Committee
China
Japan
Shantung
Tokio
Naval
Hughes
Balfour
Keto
Denies Labor Right to Picket in Strike
The Supreme Court ruled labor has no blanket right to picket during a strike when it involves importunity. In a Granite City plant dispute with American Steel Foundries, the court said no broad rule can be set and each case must be judged on merits to decide if picketing caused restraint or intimidation.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
American Steel Foundries Company
Granite ‘City
Congress Handoff Gov Budget for Next Fiscal Year
Budget figures show proposed 1923 outlays totaling about 3.2 billion with roughly 770 million in estimated actual overrun. Major items include debt interest, war debt sinking funds, and large allocations for army and navy, air services, veterans, prohibition enforcement, and independent agencies. A detailed Dawes report accompanies the budget, outlining bureau operations and recommendations.
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Army
Navy
Naval
National Guard
War Department
Veterans’ Bureau
Intternal Tevenas Bureau
Federal Trade Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Housing Corporation
Railroad Labor Board
Civil Service Commission
Congress
Dawesag
Budget Bureau
Plan to Get Out Full Vote Tomorrow Continues
Voters are urged to cast ballots with notices listing accurate polling sites by ward and precinct. Readable locations include First Ward First Baptist Jefferson Street and Park Avenue, Fourth Ward Black Hawk Electric 625 Lafayette Street, and Seventh precinct North Waterloo meat market at Fourth and Adams.
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First Baptist Church
Jefferson Street
Park Avenue
Westminster Church
Fourth Street
Galloway Addition
Ackerman’s Drug Store
Third Avenue
Walth
St. Luke's Church
Campbell Avenue
Bluffr Street
Graves Memorial G. B
Fourth
Allen Streets
Union Congregational Church
Jefferson and
Thirteenth Street
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Baltimore Streets
First Presbyterian Church
Mulberry Street
Carpenter Hotel
Saxon Street
East Park Presbyterian Church
Kern and
Cutler Street
Sherwood Greenhouse
Eee Conger Street
Chautauque Park
Fourth Ward
Black Hawk Electric Company
Lafayette Street
Forum
Sycamore
Eleventh Streets
Walters’ Drug Store
Independence Avenue
Linden
MM. HE
Archer Avenue
Christ Dniscopal Chore
Shepherd
Lumber Company
North
Waterloo
Adams Streets
Packer and Union Clash Over Strike Results
Reporters cite Swift & Co yard workers and Armour and Goddny Packing. About 90 percent of regulars returned to Swift plants, with shortages in wool and barrel operations. Armour claims 7,860 of 8,000 employees reported for work, while outside plants show a 50-50 return and shipments are light. Police monitored large job-seeker crowds at Armour and Swift entrances.
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Plania
O. K
Swift & Co
Swift
Armouur’s
Armour Plant
E. A. Cudahy, Jr
Gudany Packing Company
Chicago
John E. O’hern
Armour’s
Armour
O'Hern
Officials Probe Threats to Juror in Arbuckle Case
Juror reports threats amid coverage of the Arbuckle case as discussions trace fingerprints to Arbuckle and Miss Rappe. A juror disputes a police witness and questions the district attorney's handling while others express distrust of the prosecution.
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Arbuckle
How Do I Meet My Bills Character and Credit Advice
Personal note stresses meeting obligations to build character. Encourages arranging with creditors if bills are overdue to show good faith and start now to improve financial standing. Emphasizes character linked to credit responsibility and timely payment habits.
Jurors Split on Arbuckle Case Belief of Innocence Persists
The text portrays jurors debating Arbuckle's guilt, with notes that some leaned toward conviction but doubted the state's proof. It mentions coercive third degree pressure on a juror, contrasts Fortman and Fritze for civility, and records belief Arbuckle may be guilty yet was given the benefit of the doubt due to insufficient proof.
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Althe Foreman
August Fritze
Arbuckie
Davenport Woman Murdered In Riverview Hotel
Davenport Iowa December 6 Mystery shrouds the death of Mrs Bessie Rohrer whose body was found at 3 last night in her rooms at the old Riverview hotel 107 1 2 Main street by proprietor John Harrison A gaping wound on her forehead and bloodstained bedclothes and carpet spur murder theories
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Associated Press
Davenport
Bessie
Rohrer
Riverview Hotel
Main Street
John Harrison
Veteran Iowa Editor Theode Dies at 71 in Stuart
Theode, longtime editor and publisher of the Stuart Herald for 48 years, died today at his son Dr Guy Bt Theode's home in Burlington Iowa. He was 71. The obituary notes his lifetime in journalism and leadership of the Stuart publication.
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Associated Press
Burlington
J. . Theode
Iowa
Stuart
Herald
Guy Bt Theode
Edison Approves Ford Nitrate Project Plan
Floride Ala Dec 5 Secretary of War Weeks will get a report within 10 days from Henry Ford and Thomas Edison saying the Wilson dam nitrate project can be completed and operated for under 28 million dollars. The Ford Edison party finished inspection and noted the second dam about 17 miles above Wilson dam is not costly. Edison calls large nitrate production wartime insurance and says the project will boost southern farming power. Ford favors private funding with project value backing finance and Nixon adds support for funding by monetization of project value.
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WJ. P
Florent
Ala
Weeks
Henry Ford
Thomas AL Edison
Wilson Dam
Muscle Shoals
Ford-Ddison
Ford
Edison
Will Develop Big Air Route Program Des Moines
Swaner head of the Towa Curtiss Aircraft corp called to New York for adjourned Airway company meeting to discuss organizing a trans continental aviation program. Mr Swaney appointed to lead planning efforts in the project.
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Des Moines
Swaner
Towa-Curtiss, Aircraft Corporation
New York
Airway Company
Swaney
Woman in Nightgown Terrifies Des Moines Neighborhood
Des Moines police and Toledo Ha mana society seek a crazed woman roaming West Grand avenue and other homes. She first appeared at Attorney General H M Haynes residence brandishing a long knife and was later seen at additional buildings in the area. The event follows a recent night disturbance reported over the weekend.
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Associated BS
Des Moines
Des Moine
Towa Hamana Society
Toda
West Grand Avenue
H. M. Hayne
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