National Council of Farmers Co operative Marketing Associations Formed
A three day conference of farmers and associations led to the permanent creation of the National Council of Farmers Co operative Marketing Associations. The body will tackle common marketing issues and push for access to federal credit and land bank finance while avoiding conflicts with existing bodies. It seeks to bolster farm credit, support six month notes, and promote a $600 million land bank program.
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Cooperative ii
Hug
Enocrse
Ciadt
House
Senate
Kellar Again Defies Subpoena in Daugherty Impeachment Charge
Washington report: Representative Kellar of Minnesota again defies a subpoena amid impeachment charges against Attorney General Daugherty. The House War Fraud hearings committee votes to resume next Tuesday with witnesses Woodriff and Johnson and to hear Justice Department officials. The dispute centers on constitutional authority and whether to pursue contempt.
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Washington
Kellar
Minnesota
Charkes
Daugherty
Hops
Hureday
Hould
Graham
Pennsylvania
Sumners
Texas
Volstead
Woodriff
Michigan
Johnson
South Dakota
Republiciann
Department of Justice
Kellak
Turkish push to expel Greek Patriarch faces world protest
The American delegation protested at Lausanne against any expulsion of the Greek Patriarch and urged protection of religious liberties. Turkish plenipotentiaries warned Mosul must be recognized as Turkish while insisting on firm resolutions at the conference.
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Lausanne
Associat 4
Delerstion Studiy
Constantinople
Ike
Nisa Nur Bey
Associated Press
Turkey
Mosul
Neves
Aed
Americas
Sune
Tarboro Woman Killed by Shark Near San Juan
Miss Katherine W. Bourne of Tarboro North Carolina missionary teacher at St John’s school San Juan Porto Rico was killed by a shark while bathing at Borlingquen Park near San Juan on December 14 a cable message received Saturday at Epacopel church missions said.
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New York
Katherine W. Bourne
Tarboro
N. C
St. John's School
San Juan
Porto Rico
Borlingquen Park
Epiacopel Church
Move For Better Cotton Staple Is Meeting
ATLANTA Ga The movement for north Georgia promotes better cotton staple quality. The effort is backed by the Atlanta Commercial Exchange in cooperation with the State College of Agriculture and the country Bankers association.
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Atlanta
North George
Commer Pial
State College of Agriculture
Bankers Associa
Harding Plans Florida Vacation After Congress Adjourns
President Harding indicates plans to visit Florida for a vacation after Congress adjourns in March. Invitations have arrived for St Augustine Jacksonville Tampa Daytona Ft Meyers and other towns. principal visit likely to be St Augustine though location not yet decided.
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Washington
Harding
Traimmoel
Florida
Wether
Tate
Augustine
Jacksonville
Tampa
Daytona
Ft. Meyera
St. Augustine
Banner Commissary Brings Christmas Cheer Back
The Banner Commissary resumes its charity work in Athens providing baskets of fruits and candies to the desiring poor and children who miss Santa Claus. The Banner Commissary Charity Fund, created in 1910, remains funded to support annual Christmas cheer without new subscriptions, led by H. J. Rowe as chairman and an eight-member board including C. D. Flanigen Hugh H. Gordon Jr. and J. B. Tibbetts.
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Athens
Santa Claus
T. F. Green
Latien' Aeitary
Banner Commissary
Banner Commissary Charity
H. J. Rowe
C. D. Flanigen
Hugh, H. Gordon, Jr
J. B. Tibbetts
W. G. Griffeith
Dr. Morgan Home for Christmas Return
Dr. G Campbell Morgan has returned home with his family for the Christmas holidays. Afterward he will travel to the Pacific coast where he will lend a number of Bible sermons to the region and engage in religious work.
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G. Campbell Morgan
Morgan
Pacific Coast
Narutowicz Assassinated as Poland Elects First President
Gabriel Narutowicz, elected Poland’s first president by the National Assembly, was assassinated at the Belvedere Palace amid post election unrest. The Nationalists oppose his victory, saying he was chosen with Jewish and minority votes. four died and over 100 wounded in the latest clashes.
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Warsaw
Associated Press
Gabriel Narutowics
Poland
Narutowicz
National Assembly
General Pilsudski
Marshal Pileudski
Belvedere Palace
M. Narutowicz
Poli
M. Narrutowilcs
Zamayzki
Niewadomaki
Washington silent on German reparations aid efforts
Officials maintain silence on American involvement in the German reparations deadlock. Paris reports of possible U.S. overture are viewed cautiously, with no official timetable or confirmation. Ambassadors discuss consultations as London and Paris weigh how Washington might help resolve Germany's capacity to pay.
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Washington
Paris Dispatches
Poincare
Hughess
Paris
Butt
London
Satal
Amba Ér Harvey
Germany
Canadian Indians Appeal to League for Grand River Settlement
Five thousand Indians near Grand River Ontario claim sovereignty and appeal to the League of Nations via the Dutch government. Chief Deskaheh says petition was given to J B Hubit to send to The Hague. They cite British cession and home rule under historic treaties and accuse Canada of intruding on their land.
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New York
Grand River
Ontario
League of Nations
Canada
Deskaheh
Six Nations
Washington
J. B. Hubit
League
Holland
Netherlands
Great Britain
DeGraeff Appointment Arrives Aboard President
Dr A D Graeff, recently appointed senietos from the Netherlands to the United States, arrived here aboard the President. Cleve Dee Graeff is noted as minister land and the report mentions Degraeff back in connection with the arrival.
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Degraeff
Boa Wrandiboo
A. D. Geraeff
Seinietos
Netherlands
United States
Cleve- Dee Graeff
Aeal
Ship Rescues 400 From Burning French Transport
The American destroyer Bainbridge rescued 400 persons from the burning French hospital transport Vinh Long in the Sea of Marmora near San Stefano on the western outskirts of Constantinople. Fifteen aboard are missing and five believed killed by explosions. The ship, en route from Bizerta to Constantinople, caught fire in its magazine as explosions followed. The Bainbridge and US submarine chaser 96 aided passengers, mostly French soldiers and their families, who jumped overboard.
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Constantinople
Associated Press
Bainbridge
Sea of Marmora
San Stefano
Bizerta
Calla
Bainridge
W. A. Edwards
United States
Senate feud over shipping bill as farm aid push grows
Advocates for immediate congress action on farm relief try to push the agriculture measure from the Senate floor. Senator Norris proposes replacing the shipping bill with the Norris agriculture corporation plan to buy and sell farm products. Republicans and Democrats signal a bitter fight likely before a vote on the motion.
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Asociated Press
Washington
Congress
Senate
Norris
Government Capitalized Corporation
Agriculture Corporation
Republican
Nebraska
Agriculture Committee
Brookhart
Iowa
Farm Credit Tegiatatiqa
Watchman Tried To Avert Wreck In Humble Texas
Joseph Smith a night watchman said he attempted to move a locomotive before a collision with a Hoste and Texas Central train near Humble Texas on a Wednesday night. His son Irvin J. Smith was later found near the wreck and questioned about the incident.
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Watchman
Austin
Texas
Hoste &Texas
Washington notes on politics and policy
Associate Justice Pitney resigns effective January 1 to President Harding. House rejects naval enlistment cut to 7 000. Senate oil shipping bill delay to Monday for Norris relief. U S aims to aid Europe in reparations talks while officials stay silent. Governors at White Sulphur Springs accept Harding invite to discuss prohibition enforcement at a Monday luncheon. Davis plans Ellis Island immigrant handling reform after talks with Britain’s Geddes. Iberal league challenges Lodge’s Senate election filed with Coolidge. Interstate Commerce Commission halts grain rates hearings to February 13 in Kansas City. Naval Academy officers may supervise midshipmen ball at Army-Navy game. Kellar refuses to testify on Daugherty impeachment charges. decision postponed to Monday.
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Washington
Pitney
Supreme Court
Harding
House
Senate
United States
Europe
White Sulphur Springs
Davis
Labor Department
Ellis Island
Geddes
Great Britain
Lodge
Coolidge
Republican League of
Massachusetts
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kansas City
Navy Board
Philadelphia
Naval Academy
Kellar
Minnesota
House Judiciary Committee
Daugherty
Moonshine war ends as federal agents quell Menifee outbreak
In Menifee county Kentucky a week long moonshine war ends after a final gun battle. Federal agents report Robert Ballard killed and Charles Ballard wounded while several others including Ballard relatives and deputies are taken into custody. The pursuit began with Agent Duff shot during a raid and escalated with a fatal ambush at a cabin near the initial encounter site.
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Lexington
Fee County
Seok Jain
Robert Ballard
Eader
Hig
Charles
Jeff Ballard
Albert Ballard
Joseph ‘Clem
William Ferguson
Henry Rosh
Menifee County
R. E. Duff
Baili Streen
David Treadwway
Treadway
Ballards
Moturiaedy
Guy Cole
County Agents Meet at College January 22 27
The annual county agents conference for Indiana farmers will be held at the college January 22 to 27 with President M. Soule and Director J Campbell announcing the program. Foremost speakers from across the country will attend to present lectures and demonstrations on marketing production and the cotton situation under weevil conditions. The schedule includes an opening address by Director Campbell and sessions through January 28 featuring talks by E Conwell, J Jarnigan, and others, plus agricultural demonstrations and film presentations.
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Farmers’ Wock County
M. Soule
J. Campbell
Ni Setae Farm
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Thereza
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
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Operative ‘Association
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Itnd Commodity Organization
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W. Morton
Mras Suni
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M. P. Jarnigan
B. B. Talley
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