Delegates Divided as Talks Stumble in Early Settlement Prospects
Members of the American group appear discouraged by the prospect of an early settlement as delegates are provided as ten true state quo marined.
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1921
Page
1
Submarine dispute stalls as Japan holds line in plan talk
American efforts to reach a compromise on submarine tonnage faltered at the army conference naval committee as Japan insisted on the 5 5 3 ratio and France delayed judgment awaiting Paris. Italy supported parity with France, while Britain opposed the plan, and negotiations were to continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paris
Japan
Washington
Anenciated
Hirain
Shelvers
Great Britain
United States
Mritien
Paria
Italy
Harding
Air travel reaches land standards at Aero Salon
Report from the seventh annual Aero Salon details air travel gains in comfort safety and speed. Exhibits include an aero hospital air ambulances and a 24 passenger airliner capable of 150 mph with luxurious features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Bec
Tratel
Continental Air Transportation
Red Cross
Lese Argent
Premier Briand Christmas Greeting to Americans
Paris December 24 Premier Briand sent Christmas greetings to the American people via the Associated Press. He expressed hopes for the reconciliation of the American ideal for peace and stated France will continue to work for world peace. He emphasised France's security as essential to lasting peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
Briand
France
Aristide Reriand
Centre college game with Fort Worth stars cancelled
The December 30 match between Centre college of Danville Kentucky and the Fort Worth all college stars is cancelled due to Centre’s January 2 game against Texas A and M in Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
Centre College of
Danville
All-College Stars of
Centre
Texas A
Dallas
Military chiefs extend holiday greetings to armed forces
Secretaries Weeks and Denby and Major General Lejeune send messages to the army navy and marine corps wishing members of Regular Army National Guard Organized Reserve and veterans a peaceful holiday season and a successful new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denby
Lejeune
Associated Press
Washington
Weeks
Marine Corps
National Guard
Army of the
United States
Regular Army
Pares Guard
Secretary of the Navy
Navy
Weather forecast for Denver and Arizona regions
Weather summary for Denver and nearby areas notes Sunday partly cloudy and cooler, Monday unsettled and warmer. Arizona predicts Sunday and Monday cloud cover with possible rain, north portion slightly warmer. local report covers 24 hours to 6 p m yesterday with temperatures around 42 to 60, humidity figures and wind data recorded by the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Bxico
Armer
Arizona
Salvation Army to Spend Over a Quarter Million for Christmas Baskets
Chicago based report notes the Salvation Army plans to invest about 1,000,000 dollars for annual Christmas purposes in the central territory. Ten cities report 1,500 baskets with five person servings and additional meals from 18 industrial homes and nine maternity shelters aiding hundreds of beneficiaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Ansectated Press
Chicago
Salvation Army
Central Territory
William Peart
Ottawa
Streator
Mockford
Joliet
Aurora Belvidere
East Chicago
Hammond
Mishawaka
Gary
Salvation Army Corps
Indiana
Iews
Nebraska
Kanees
Michigan
Wisconsin
Tiinois
Missouri
Arkansas
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Alabama
Texas
Louisiana
Gardner Offered Contract to Enter Legitimate Business
Roy Gardner the notorious mall robber has been offered a contract in Los Angeles promising him 25000 dollars upfront and one third of profits to enter a legitimate business. The notice came to Carl A. Davis, Gardner's attorney, in Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Phoenix
Ariz
Roy Gardner
Hilm
Los Angeles
Carl A. Davis
Gardner
Two Shot In Quarrel Over Ten Dollar Debt
A quarrel over a ten dollar debt left Samuel Deconate and his six year old daughter wounded last night. Ninelo Di Grombarde was arrested after allegedly shooting the pair when told the money had been spent on Christmas presents. Both victims’ injuries were described as potentially fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Deconate
Ninelo di Grombarde
DI Grombarde
Deew Sale
Deecenfe
White Elephant corn wins boys' club prize
Samples of the White Elephant corn grown by ill Coff that won the first prize in the Boys' Corn club contest were sent to the State College via County Agent Lee Reynolda. The ears are large and light yellow though many heads were damaged by birds. the state college will use the specimens in scientific tests next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
Lee Reynolda
MacNider Receives Message From Foch
Hanford MacNider, national commander of the American Legion, received a Christmas message from Marshal Foch thanking him and the American Legion for their sentiments and expressing deep regard for the organization. The note was sent from France after Foch’s U.S. tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Hanford MacNider
American Legton
Marshal Foch
France
United States
American Legion
Americans mailed early for Christmas says Post Office officials
Washington officials say the public began mailing Christmas items early due to strong cooperation from citizens and hard work by postal employees. The Post Office reports a large volume of mail with many divisions moving packages with dispatch and avoiding the usual peak period. Dr. Hubert Work credits citizen cooperation and the efficient service of employees for the early mailing success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Anocrater
Post Office Department
Ave Mitits
Stubert Work
Hays
White House Sends Gift to President Harding's Father
Marion Dec 24 Dr George T Harding father of President Harding received the usual Christmas gift from the White House a check for 100 dollars today indicating the president’s customary holiday gesture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
George T. Harding
President Harding
White House
Bank leadership under fire prompts public statement
A public figure asserts false accusations about indictments involving J M Raynolds and Guy Rogers, officers of the First National Bank, denying misconduct and claiming the bank’s power as a motive for press persecution. The author defends deposits and calls for an Arizona grand jury inquiry to probe Holbrook State Bank affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Herald
J. M. Rayneotas
Guy Rogers
First National Bank
Arizona
Robert BE
Patney
Bhratny
Holbrook State Bank
Raynolds
Rogers
Potney
First National
Journal
Rayneld’s
Putney
Denver man sues rivals for 459000 injunction in life insurer case
A Denver man files suit against Union Central, Mutual Life and other insurers plus individuals for 459000 in total damages and an injunction. The case stems from defaming Mountain States Life after its charter was revoked by Insurance Commissioner Wilson. Judge Bouck previously blocked the commissioner's ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo. Dev
Mountain States Life Insurance Company
Thease
Tite
Mountain States Company
Union Central Tie Towerance Company
The
Mutual Life In- Auranica Company
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company of Colorado
Kansas City Life Insurance Company
AetnalLife Weurance Company
Travelers Insurance @Coompany
Home Life Insurance Company
Guardian Life Insurance Company of America
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
M. G. Haednett
O. C. Watson
J. T. Ren
J. §. Fabling
J. Stanie
Wilson
Bouck
Christmas Message From President Ebert To Americans
Berlin reports President Ebert sends Christmas greetings to the American people praising joint efforts toward world harmony. He notes U S leadership in striving for global peace and reverence for the season's spirit amid nations. He extends heartfelt wishes for continued progress toward peace on earth and national reconciliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Berlin
Ebert
United States
Quiet Christmas Planned for President and Mrs Harding
A calm Christmas is reported for President Harding and Mrs Harding at the White House. The president will attend services at Calvary Master Church then return for a private White House dinner. A large turkey gobbler, kept on the grounds, is slated for the holiday meal amid gifts and parcels received this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waington
White House
Harding
Calvary Master Church
Pet
White Hounde
Roneted Fort
Aload
Duvaliang Denied Retrial in Murder Case
The court denied two motions for a new trial for Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti in the South Braintree murder case. Judge Webster Thayer ruled the evidence supported the jury and found no proof of jury misconduct. The decision followed a supplementary motion claiming improprieties in the jury room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansociated
Dedham
Maze
Nicola Sacco
Bartolomeoe Vancetti
South Braintree
Webster Thayer
Europe
South America
Mexico
Supreme Court
Jacco
Vanzzetti
Thagsey
Frederick A. Parmenter
Eeometer
Allesandro Mernardelli
Guard
Jore
Brothers Seek Commutation for Murder Sentence
George Mercurio of San Jose appealed to Governor Stephens secretary Henry Frazier for executive clemency for his brother Tony Mercurio who is serving a life term in San Quentin. George and their mother said Tony, 21, killed his wife after being warned for infatuation and attempted suicide. George claims his brother was insane at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Calif
George Mercurio
San Jose
Henry Frazier
Stephens
Tony Mercurio
Lfe
San Quentin
George
Frazier
Tony
Devastating Storm Claims Dozens Across Arkansas Mississippi and Louisiana
A eastern Arkansas storm with wide reach killed twenty five people and injured scores while causing major property damage in Louisiana and Mississippi. A relief train with physicians and nurses was sent from Monroe to Spencer Louisiana as communication collapsed and towns like Spencer and Bayou Bartholomew suffered heavy destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Arkansas
Mississippi
Louisiana
Spencer
Union Parish
Monroe
FE. Ll. Shean
Bayou Bartholomew
Ation
Bastrop
Morehouse Parish
Mary Spain
BE. L, Spain
Tiedele
Greenwood
Miss
William Turner
Marks, Miss
Crittenden County
Ark
Payne Harrison
Missouri Pacific
J. I. Wall
Spain
Bayon
Misa Nellie Spain
Santa Fe Station Fire At Ute Park After Break In
Las Vegas New Mexico December 24. Fire started by robbers blew the safe at the Santa Fe station in Ute Park early Friday destroying the station water tank and a freight car. Authorities estimate property loss at about 25000 dollars with a large cash haul likely from the railroad company post office and express firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spetial Dsf
AICH
Moen NO Four
Las Vegas
N. M
Santa Fe
Ute Park
Ti Ia
Post Office and Express Company
Christmas pies in San Francisco flavored with government brandy
San Francisco Christmas pies will include brandy from government storehouses under prohibition law. Bakers withdrew more than 2,500 gallons in the first three days of the program, with 160 gallons allowed per baker and all but one taking the limit, says Tom Brown, assistant federal prohibition director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Mires
San Francisco
Calif
Hquer
Tom Brown
Federal Prohibition
Hocking Valley Flood Worst Since 1907 In Ohio
Colulmbus dispatch reports Hocking valley and surrounding areas facing the worst flood since 1907 with hundreds driven from homes between Logan and nearby towns. Villages report severe inundation and continued danger as Ohio rivers edge toward higher levels, with no major city flood expected until Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Valley
Orio
Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
Athens
Logan
Hecking Port
Lancaster
Varnell Named Referee for California Washington Game
M Varnell Spokane Chronicle sporting editor has been chosen referee for the California Washington and Jefferson football game in Pasadena California on January 2 according to information from Coach Andy Smith of California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
M. Varnell
Spokane Chronicle
Shoren
Pasadena
Calif
Andy Smith
California
Also Mentioned on This Page
Garnner
Macnider
Foch
Denver Insurance Company
Becins
Sacco
Vanzetti
Upper
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