Nobel Peace Prize Twenty Fifth Anniversary Observed
Oslo reports eight living laureates amid a long history of prize awards. Names include Elihu Root, Merri La Fontaine, Christian Lange, Fridtjof Nansen, Charles G. Dawes, Austen Chamberlain, Aristide Briand, and Gustav Stresemann. The article traces laureates from 1901 to 1926 and notes prize money changes over time.
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Oslo
Norway
Fraternity of Nations
Inc
Alfred Nobel
Elihu Rect
United States
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Merri LaFontaine
Belgium
Christian Lous Lance
Pridtjof Nansen
Charles G. Dawes
Sir Austen Chamberlain
Pritish
Aristide Briand
Gustay Stresemann
Germany
Nensen
Europe
H. Durant
Switzerland
Fr. Pasy
France
L. Ducommun
A. Gobat
W. R. Cremer
England
Baroness von Suttner
Austria
H. K. Branting
Sweden
Nobel
Institute of International Law
Inter-mational Peace Bureau
International Red Cross
Ellis County Farmers Back Parrish Cotton Law
In Ellis County a mass meeting at the courthouse, December 24, united farmers in support of Parrish scheme and urged legislators to vote for the low. The assembly, noted as the world’s best cotton county, endorsed measures to promote cotton cereage law amid broad approval.
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Ellis County Farmers O. K. Parrish Scheme
Wlamachie
Ellis
Literary art aids Souths Gerald Chapman third sensational escape
A South Carolina prison escape tale centers on Gerald Chapman and a convict labeled Wood, whose autobiography The True Story of My Life sparked debate. Wood claimed crimes across several states while seeking reform, led to a governor's reward, and vanished after a Cleveland letter proposing new supervision.
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Gerald Chapman
Wood
Bendit-Slayer-Autheor
A. W. Kaplan
Greensboro
Sererintentent Geerge Rowe Poupet
Caroline
Cleveland
Ohio
Letters of
North Carolina
McLean
Pou
Argentine Ambassador Tenders Resignation
Argentine ambassador to Argentina Peter Augustus Jay tendered his resignation to President Coolidge. No action has been taken, and Secretary Kellogg may try to dissuade him. Jay, a career diplomat, has been in Buenos Aires less than a year after serving as minister to Romania. His 15-year-old daughter recently died, and the grief likely spurred the move. He has been granted leave to return to Washington, with arrival expected in January.
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Washington
Peter Augustus Jay
Argentina
Coolidge
Kellogg
Jay
Buenos Aires
Romania
State Department
Foreign Service
Holidays Travel and Local Injuries Spark Seasonal News
Ben C Burkett of Amarillo left yesterday for Shreveport Louisiana to spend the Christmas holidays with his parents. Dave Frame Humble Oil division manager with Amarillo offices is spending the holidays with his parents in San Antonio. Mrs Gene Starr left Thursday for Wichita Kansas to visit her husband over Christmas. Col C T Herring is nursing a broken arm after a fall in the lobby of the American State Bank.
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Ben C. Burkett
Amarillo
Shreveport
Louisiana
Dave Frame
Humble Oil Company
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San Antonio
Gene Starr
Wichita
Kansas
Col C. T. Herring
American State Bank
Wear initials on forehead hairdo trend from Europe
A new coifure fashion in Europe features initials shaved or marked on the forehead. A hair lock is tied into the owner’s initial and fixed with pomade, producing a distinctive personal branding style.
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