Powers in Parley adopt Root's four points for China
United Press dispatch from Continental Ulall Washington reports that Secretary Hughes opened the conference with a positive progress note. A committee draft statement affirmed sovereignty independence and administrative integrity of China and equal opportunity for commerce and industry. The panel prepared a resolution for adoption by the conference, with China’s assent, and extra territorial rights in China were later addressed as part of ongoing Far East discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Root
China
United Preas
CY Dee
Hughes
Minaie
Agueriesn
Comte Clea
Tanti
Hiereinatter
United States of America
Hebeian
British Empire
France
Ita Tupan
Netherlands
Viowetrs
Roy
Itl
Hughes Muxt
Far East
Omer
Constiiten
Elect Hogate President of Writers Frat
The Ashamated Uresey reports the annual fraternal election of Hogate as president of the Writers Frat. L A White, H 14, Norman Fender, and Tony Tapping headline the slate with Indiana and Illinois delegates. Several officers and a precursive committee are named, with a final reception tonight at 2 hall, Iowa Theta chapter events following.
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Hogate
Writers’ Frat
Uresey
Nengeti
Detroit
Sigma Det
Beckie
Iowa
Cali Inke
L.A. White
Derrak
Ital
Herbert
I Thoes Uise
Towa
Petition Hearing Seeks Police Chief Removal
A lengthy petition alleges misconduct by Police Chief Young and names multiple city officials and officers tied to gambling and illicit activities. Statements describe raid orders, alleged cover ups, and reports from officers about non raids and investigations, with testimonies citing gambling rooms and inquiries tied to 1920s to 1921 events.
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Tlou
Telles - Cones
Petra Pay
Atlan
N.W. Pusuie
Prisbic
Ala Lovejoy
Remweyal
Lear
Hugetlon
Gueest Georgey Monards Mekle
Patrobaan
OL Colsin
H. A. Elliott
James Lammert
PE. Walker
Frank Renniston
Halph Daevis
Harry Dulinson
Mr. Turney
Nels MM. Sorenson
Alice Baldwick
Cnte
Fourth Street
Trad Bussey
Thester Burney
Must Fourth
Myri. Pond. Vinton
J. Fl. Collins
Myrtle Barr
Tester
Wol. Venaule
Putrol- van
Ray Tyler Freehler
Theo’dore J. Bell
Pegroes
A. J. Gnagy
Woll Farluy
Poti Joemn AL Bink
City Counciman
O. A. Manning
Counciman
KR. BL Newell
Bil Lawless
Farley
Capt
Wes
R. D. Colvin
Chief Young
Black Hawk
Parley
Howard Jackla
Ife
Firth and
Water Streets
Ed Miller
Ile
Wreckle
Venable
Lammere
Sayabe
Doc McCoy
Mike Styan
Frank Denniston
Off Owls
Wiley
Jedia Walter
Jake Stricker
Westhat
Nh Gate
Waterloo
Nave Alga O
Waterloo police probe into city liquor sales and rumors
The record details a 1921 Waterloo inquiry into illicit liquor sales, with council members and the mayor in informal sessions discussing intoxicating liquor and soft drink parlors. Witnesses discuss evidence gaps, raids planned, and officials' connections to gambling and enforcement.
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Olen
Hinol
Dlevison Lf
Friebie
Monty Saunders
Ed. Miller
Bamblng
Irrishie Lu
Ash Street
Prisble
Dave Deter
Ylley
S. JF Uedind
Wrishie
Ellows
Iek
P. A
Roupid
Rylston
Lowen Wewi
Stillwagon
IL Way
Ana
Stilwagon
Jordan
Milley Place
Wallee
Spain
Miller's Place
Pallee
Linn
Nist
Harcy Johnson
Paige
Forwin
Waterloo
Polic
Guagy
Aim
Prighie
Ofice
Hall
Ele
Ted
O. A. Manning
City of
Waterins
Rhce
Waterigo
Waterlon. Com
Couninher
Imiger
Manning
Councilinson Register
Brishi
Teetor
Wrisbie
Patier
Burke to change Indian school courses and trust rules
Washington December 10 Associated Press reports Commissioner Burke announced in his annual review that it is unwise to recognize Indians of uncertain blood as competent without proof. He outlined revised course of study for Indian schools, aims to boost attendance in public schools, and noted substantial land allotments and fee patents to competent Indians. He warned of efforts to curb liquor traffic among Indians and called for stricter controls on hooteggers and indonshiners.
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Washington, D. C
Burke
Senate Panel OKs War Debt Funding Bill
A Senate finance committee reached agreement on a funding bill for foreign war debts. The measure plans to issue obligations maturing by June 10, and interest set at four percent, payable semiannually.
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Senate
Assoviater Press
Washington, D.C
Senate Finance
Bandit Accidentally Killed by Companion in Heist
Witness accounts from Waterton describe a robbery where a bandit was shot and killed by a companion. Officials have not yet identified the deceased, and investigators review claims about intoxicating beverages at nearby parlors and possible police involvement. The mayor offers no firm conclusions on the circumstances.
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Waterloo
Otters
Guy Anyshing
W.o. Ogle
Gowneilman
Meir
AL Ital
Connie
Canning Kaowiedse
Seere Heft
Alec
Mero Frisbie
Elostion ArekUse
Waterton
Srtmvs
Pacific Peace Pact Stresses Islands as Key to World Peace
A Pacific peace treaty argues that curbing disputes over southwestern Pacific islands can guard the world from war. It notes the archipelago's vast, sparsely known seas, rich resources, and strategic value, urging nations to trust mutual good faith to preserve peace after the Great War.
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Trribes
Manna
Pacific
Tron
Lie
Philippines
Robert Jouls Stewarson
Samoa
Browning
Isles
Greece
Aegean Sea
Poe
Australia
Melville
Robert Lewis Stevenson
South Seas
Pacific Islands
Sumen
Wis
Uhpet
Othey
Germany
Government joins state in effort to end stockyard strike
Federal and state officials work to settle the stockyard strike causing riot and disorder in livestock centers. Chicago backers report nearly normal operations while unions seek broader walkouts. Hundreds of new hires appear as packers push to resume activity. Clashes reported in East St. Louis and Omaha. Kansas City strikers see leadership changes and talk of state troops to control disorders.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Oficlals
Tovays
J. Dlayes
East St. Louis
Omaha
Neb
G. W. Reeds
Kansas City
Kansas Industrial Court
Forget War Debts for Time Advises N Y Editor at Ames
United Press dispatch from Ames Iowa reports Clarence W Barron editor of the Wall Street Journal urged delaying settlement of international debts. Barron praised disarmament progress and said governments must have time to straighten finances and reestablish trade relations while the Pacific non fortification and 5 5 4 program would aid peace and the Hague tribunal.
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United Press
Ames
Clarence W. Baron
The
Wall Street Journal
United Press Today
Barron
Sigma Dalta Chiournalist Fraternity
Pacific
Hague Tribunal
Warren Says Progress on Far East Problem
American Ambassador Warren after a long conference with Baron Urhida expressed belief that real progress is being made toward a satisfactory solution of issues involving the United States, England and Japan. High officials renewed their belief that an unsatisfactory agreement seems likely.
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United Press
Tokio
United States
England
Japan
Warren
Baron Urhida
Kokumin
Harding for Bonus Bill Eyeing War Debt Cash
President Harding backs a summer bonus bill to be funded through the refunding of foreign debt. The stance was disclosed after three House members visited the White House and discussed timing and funding options for the bonus.
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Harding
United Press
Washington, D. C
Sukmer
Congress
Aeteon Yarding
House
White House
Labor Conditions in Iowa See Little Change, Crick States
Des Moines Des Moines reports stagnation in labor conditions over five months. State labor commissioner A. J. Crick cites only a slight dip in employment expected in the next two months due to halted building operations. The state has suffered lower earnings from employment than most cities.
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Des Moines
A. J. Crick
Crick
Ford Plans German Plant for Auto Production
Ford Motor Company intends to open a factory in Germany to build automobiles for German, Russian, and other customers. Dow Jones News reports Charles Sorelnaun in London confirms the arrangements as Detroit dispatches detail the plan.
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Ford Motor Company
Ay Unilet
New York
Tite Ford Motor Company
Germany
Agencs
Charles 4
Soreenaun
London
Bandit Slaughter Shot Down by Prison Escapee
In Saline county Arkansas, Tom Slaughter, a convict, was shot and killed by J Howard, an escapee, following a prison break with five others. The body was found near Benton after confusion over the escape, and Howard confessed to shooting Slaughter in the back. A dying negro was reportedly wounded during the pursuit. Authorities seek the pistol used and continue investigations into the escape and related thefts from the prison commissary.
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Stony Little Rock
Ark
Tom Slaughter
Xotoric Gutlaw
Woods
Saline County
J. Howard
Slaughter
Benton
L. B. White
Bento
White
Hale
Howare
Troy White
Warde Dempsey
Howard Malvern
J. W. Howard
Howard
Pris
Sleughter Ny
Monard
Garland County
Sories
Hot Springs
Octave Thanet Hit by Davenport Car in Davenport
Author Octave Thanet known for Manu of the World suffered a fractured collarbone and bruises when struck by a street car while crossing a Davenport street last evening. She was taken home and was listed as resting easy with expected recovery.
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Davenport
Associated Press
Alice “French
Octave Thanet
Manu
Miss French
Lestin
Jailer Killed in Breathitt Jail Escape
Seven prisoners escaped Breathitt county jail in Rickson Kentucky. Deputy Exiler and his wife Miss Maggie Allen were believed fatally wounded during the breakout as authorities and Blexihounds pursued the convicts.
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United Prose
Japan to Return Kiaa Tsi Ry at Monday Session
Japan will likely "return 4 Chita the Kiaa Tsi Tailway" s Shnntung in Monday mediation talks. Mediators gathered this afternoon to settle the final issue, a compensation claim by Japan for actions taken in China since the war.
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Japan
Hix United Press
Washington, D.C
Chita
China
To Open Diplomatic Relations in Baiti
Washington reports talks with President Marding suggest soon opening diplomatic relations with the Ba lic provinces after the armament conference. The move aims to boost Baltic trade and Russia’s commercial penetration later, reflecting strategic economic aims.
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Baiti
Washington
U. G
Hase
I Marding
Balt
Russia
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