Tiedeman To Go To Philippines For Rockefeller Service
Sentiments across Ireland favor the Irish peace treaty with about ninety percent of the population in twenty six counties supporting ratification. In Belfast a clash between constabulary and men left one dead and several wounded, with an armored car aiding control.
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Tiedeman
Philippines
Rockefeller
London
Associated Press
Ireland
Belfast
Narrow Bone
Submarine Limits Topic Dominates Conference News
Washington dispatch reports growing support for leaving submarine limits to a future world conference as arms conference delegates await France and Japan replies to the US compromise plan. No naval committee meeting today. Italian staff departure and British experts' late-month exit strengthen belief land armament will not be reexamined.
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Washington
Associated Press
France
Japan
Naval Committee
Gammage Granted $50 Monthly Alimony in Divorce Case
Judge Littlejohn issued an order granting Mrs. Fannie Gammage temporary alimony of 50 dollars per month starting January 1, 1922, and attorney fees of 150 dollars in her suit for divorce from Ed Gammage, a railroad engineer. She had sought 125 dollars monthly alimony.
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Fannie Gammage
Ed Gammage
Littlejohn
Golf Club Opening Night Promises Gay Affair
Members of the Americas Golf Club and families plus invited guests and visiting college set will attend a 9 o'clock opening ball. The Watson Bell Hops jazz orchestra from Columbus will provide music for the dancers. The clubhouse is decorated and refreshments will be served in the evening.
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Golf Club
the Americas Golf Club
Watson Bell Hops Jazz Orchestra
Columbus
Accused official resigns from Obregon cabinet
Rafaei Zabaran, secretary of industry commerce and labor, resigns in Mexico City after debate over honesty. President Obregon has not yet acted on the resignation. The move follows a recent attack on Zabaran in the chamber of deputies.
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Obregon
Mexico City
Associated Press
Rafaei Zabaran
Industry, Commerce and Labor
Zabaran
Chamber of Deputies
College Baby Kath ry n Marie Becomes Weekly Mother
Kathryn Marie, termed the university practice baby at Nebraska State University, receives care from a rotating weekly student mother. Chancellor Avery touts practical mothering training reducing infant deaths while Miss Fuller notes the blend of science and love. The baby responds with a cheerful "Ah-goo."
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Lincoln, Neb
Kathryn Marie
Nebraska State University
University
Samuel Avery
Miss Fuller
Kathryin Marie
Georgia to Aid in Wilson Fund Nationwide drive begins January 16
Atlanta reports a nationwide effort to raise 1 million dollars for a Woodrow Wilson Foundation honoring world peace and Wilson’s ideals. Georgia forms a state committee led by Pleasant A. Stovall to raise the state’s share, inviting small contributions from all citizens.
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Atlanta
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
Wilson
United States
Georgia
Pleasant A. Stovall
Savannah Press
Washington
Lincoln
Stovall
Europe can buy low cotton via export of manufactures
A United States Agriculture Department survey shows Germany, Poland, and other low wage European producers can sustain cotton imports if they export slightly under half their manufactured output. Using 85 percent of each bale, they could turn 425 pounds of cloth into goods selling around 33 to 50 cents a pound, netting about 191 dollars per bale, keeping mills supplied through export receipts and depreciated currencies.
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Washington
Germany
Poland
United States Department of Agriculture
Birth rate falls while marriage rate rises in France
Paris December 27 Since 1913 the marriage rate in France climbed from 150 to 295 per 10 000 inhabitants while the birth rate declined from 183 to 165 per 10 000.
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Paris
France
Movement aims to outdistance history and honor ideals
The plan seeks popularization to the fullest extent so all can join the effort. The movement is described as “to outdistance history” with a leading figure urging that the nation write the verdict now while he lives and give him a tangible token of appreciation for his ideals.
Debs to Spend Future on War to End War
Debs, freed from Atlanta on Christmas Day, plans future activity against war. He met with Attorney General Daugherty and President Harding, saying Harding may oppose war at heart but represents a system that makes it possible. Terre Haute, Ind., swarmed with Socialists as Debs heads toward a welcome from Washington.
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Washington
Eugene V. Debs
Atlanta
Daugherty
Harding
Debs
Old Chief Clerk Joel F Johnson Dies in Atlanta
Joel F Johnson long served as chief clerk of the Department of Agriculture for over twenty years. He died Monday at his daughter’s home in Atlanta. Born October 20 1852 in Philadelphia Tennessee, he moved to Smithville Georgia in childhood and later ran a drug business there before joining the department on November 15 1900 under multiple commissioners.
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Atlanta
Joel F. Johnson
Department of Agriculture
M. D. Reybold
O. B. Stevens
T. G. Hudson
J. J. Cannon
J. D. Price
J. J. Brown
Mr. Johnson
Philadelphia
Tenn
Smithville
Man Killed by Train Near Cordele After Drinking
Cordele December 27 J A Morris 42 formerly of Mount Vernon was struck and killed by a freight train on the Southern railway near Giovania. The crew saw him but could not stop. Two bottles of liquor were found on his person and he was unmarried. Interstate train crew reported the incident and his body was moved to his former home for burial.
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Cordele
J. A. Morris
Mount Vernon
Southern Railway
Giovania
Woman Sheriff Prepares to Hang A Man in County Crime
Gunda Martingdale, Alamakee county sheriff and mother, vows to perform her duty if Earle Thorpe is convicted of murdering Miss Inga Magnuson. She led the bloodhound pursuit, faced an angry mob, and ensured Thorpe’s capture, then awaited trial and possible death sentence.
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Waukon
Gunda Martingdale
Alamakee
Thorpe
Martingdale
Board of Supervisors
Alamakee County
Bek
Winifred E. Robb
Polk County
Eugene Weeks
Orrie L. Cross
Ingersoll Watch Firm Files Bankruptcy Petition
An involuntary bankruptcy petition was filed in federal court in New York against Robert S. Ingersoll & Brother, manufacturers of the Ingersoll watches. Liabilities total three million dollars with assets at two million, excluding goodwill. The firm admitted it cannot pay its debts.
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New York
Roberts
Ingersoll & Brother
Ingersoll
Rival Sultans Battle Near Mecca. Hail Captured
Reports from Mecca dated December 27 say fighting continues between sultans Ibn Saud and Ibn Rashid. Saud's forces have captured Hail, the capital of Ibn Rashid's territory, amid ongoing clashes and shifting front lines.
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Mecca
Ibn Saud
Ibn Rashid
Saud
Hail
Italy and Soviet Union sign temporary trade pact
Rome December 27 The terms of the commercial agreement between Italy and Soviet Russia, signed yesterday, were published here today. The accord is temporary and provides for resumption of trade while negotiations proceed toward a general economy treaty.
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Rome
Associated Press
Italy
Russia
Feast of Holy Innocents at Calvary Church
Calvary church will hold a Holy Communion service on Wednesday December 28 at 11 a m to mark the Feast of Holy Innocents. The observance invites parishioners to attend the brief devotional ceremony.
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Calvary Church
Resigns as City Engineer for Fine Island Post
Walter D. Tiedeman resigns as Americus city engineer after two years to join the Rockefeller Foundation in health research. He will study malarial control in the Philippines, with a starting salary of 3500 dollars a year plus travel and family support for a year, possible extension. He plans training at Johns Hopkins before sailing from San Francisco in March.
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Walter D. Tiedeman
le E. Sheprard
Rockefeller Foundation
York
Antion
Philip Lands
Americus
Johns Hopkins
Baltimon
San Francisco
Nila
Tiedeman
Anyoie
International Health Board
Rockefeller Fortion
Philippines
Ww York
New York
Anti Ma
Souther Field
U. S
Tiedesman
Public Health Service
John B. Ansley
Swinectad
N. Y
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Cleveland
City
Railroads Flood Bound at Cincinnati Station
Cincinnati December 27 The Ohio River held at 55.9 feet and a recession was expected soon. Both railroads Chesapeake Ohio and Louisville and Nashville were forced to abandon the Central Union depot.
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Cincinnati
Ohio River
Chespeake — Ohio
Louisville
Nville
Central Union
Fire destroys Massachusetts school under construction
Fire of alleged incendiary origin swept the Henry Lord Gra school in Fall River during its completion. The blaze caused an estimated $300,000 in damages to the building still under construction.
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Fall River
Mass
Henry Lord Gra
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