Submarine Rules Debated at Arms Conference
American delegates pressed for Root resolution to limit use of submarines against merchant ships and to curb naval arms. Britain backed the plan while France Japan and Italy urged expert study. Plenary talks may reassess submarine and aircraft carrier limits as part of effort to curb capital ships amid tense negotiations.
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Washington
Associated Press
Arms Conference Naval Committee
Great Britain
Naval Committee
France
Root
Elihu Root
Wedday
Nco
Arthur J. Balfour
Albert Barraut
London Paria
Atwan
Hughes
Harding
White House
Far East
Americas
Far Eastern
Shantung
Ote Sa ‘Enty
Land” Armaments Committee
Lan
Italy
Isnimaniad
Berths At First Presbyterian Church Preparatory Service
Tonight at 8 p m the First Presbyterian church holds the usual Preparatory Service in preparation for the Quarterly Communion next Sunday at 11 am All members of the congregation are urged to attend Also see Banner Herald Want Ads for results
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First Presbyterian Church
Athens
Herald
Newspapers foresee Irish treaty approval in coming weeks
English newspaper correspondents believe growing sentiment favors ratification after the Dail Eireann reconvenes. Some expect a vote by January 5 with a secret meeting of leaders hinting at a compromise. Ulster delegates oppose boundary terms while Belfast reports note anger toward British statesmen and Sinn Fein. Belfast riots of 1921 record 110 dead and 640 wounded in clashes.
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London
Associated Press
Ireland
Dail Eireann
Morning Post
Belfast
Ulster
Dail
Southern Ireland
Ulatermen
Daily Telegraph
Sinn Fein
Booze on British Ship Seized by U S Coast Guard
Boston report states the British schooner Golden West, carrying alcohol and case liquor, was boarded and seized by a U S Coast Guard cutter while anchored outside Boston harbor. Captain Dennis Amero of Tusket Wedge,Nova Scotia, commanded the vessel with six crew. authorities say up to 8,000 gallons of liquor were aboard and some rations possibly landed along the coast. The ship, purchased recently in Halifax by F Bruno, a former Boston bartender, was detained for inquiry.
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Boston
Golden West
Casanquor
Coast Guard
Adushnet
E Port
Cutrad i Igiand
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Laurlat
The
Acushnet
St. Pierre
Mig
Dennis Amero
N. 8
Jon Shipboard
Lufkin
Vousel
F. Bruno
Nessa
Bickett Laid To Rest In Raleigh State Funeral
Thousands pay silent tribute as former North Carolina governor Thomas Walter Bickett lies in state at the capitol rotunda and funeral services are held at Christ Episcopal church. The burial follows in Louisburg after services. Honorary pallbearers include state officials and prominent jurists, with Josephus Daniels among active pallbearers.
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Raleigh
N. C
Thomas Walter Bickett
North Carolina
Capitol
Christ Episcopal Church
Bickett
Council of State
State Supreme Court
Wake County Bar Association
Navy
Josephus Daniels
Aquarium expansion eyed for New York harbor site
New York reports outline plans to enlarge the Battery based Aquarium with a 1050000 dollar appropriation amid a history of the building once known as Castle Garden. The structure dates to 1807 and has housed immigrants entertainments and early notable events before its current aquarium role. The board of estimate weighs funding as visitors and the city consider future developments surrounding the historic landmark.
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Presk
Board of Estimate
Battery
Spolamnea Entista
Ath Annting
New York
Oneatory
Manhattan
Castle Garden
Jenny Lind
America
Park Commission
Aquarium
Lafayette
Castle Rand
Barnum era event draws buyers with bold advertising
Report notes Barnum led the event with aggressive publicity that stirred public interest. It mentions a hat merchant named Genin paying $326 for the first choice of heats, highlighting the era's spectacle and commercial flair.
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Barnum
Genin
Hindu Rebels Back Revolt Against Nonresistance Policy
In Ahmedabad a special committee of the Indian Nationalist Congress reaffirms Gandhi’s nonviolence policy but names Gandhi as sole executive authority with full powers over the Congress. It bars any peace-accord action by Gandhi or successors without Congress sanction and urges nationwide public meetings and quiet arrest. Also, Indians pledge to join Khalifat volunteers. London reports growing belief among villagers that Mahatma Gandhi has supernatural powers, sparked by sightings related to trees bearing cotton-like material.
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Ahmedabad
British India
Associated Press
Indian Nationalist Congress
Mahatma Gandhi
Gandhi
Congress
London
India
Hopantas Karamchand Gandhi
Mahatma
Bombay
Westminster Gazette
Divorce Decree Granted in Cruelty and Abandonment Case
A chancery division record shows on October 19 1921 a decree of absolute divorce was granted to Tomlin on grounds of cruelty and voluntary abandonment. The fragment notes the party reported the matter to authorities and references a Bobn 4s thread and a Wednesday report.
Dr J A Whiting to assume Athens marshal post
Dr J A Whiting, successor to Henry Muloneta, United States marshal, will begin duties Monday January 2 1922. Whiting, from Greensboro NC, served as first lieutenant in the Army, studied water abatement, and fought in major offensives. He aims to improve federal government service in Athens and Northeast Georgia and will align with Republican colleagues in Athens.
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J. A. Whiting
Henry Muloneta
United States
Athens
Whiting
Greensboro
N. C
United States Army
Acroga
Connecticut
Dr. Whitng
Athens Federal Building
Georgia
Republican Party
Mr. Morris Gest Seeks Funds for European Jewish Relief
Mr. Morris Gest urges Southern Jewish groups to contact men and stimulate fundraising for immediate relief and economic rehab of Jews in war ravaged Europe. He praises relief agencies in Eastern Europe, notes their work aiding his sister and her husband, and warns funds are running low to prevent refugees from becoming permanent paupers.
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Mr. Cook
Europe
Gest
Russian life is a long self help lesson in scarcity
In Moscow daily life exposes how shortages shape all work and trade. When central heating fails, people scavenge high priced wood and improvise repairs. Clothing and leather are scarce, tailors busy for weeks, plumbers and builders lack materials, and market scarcity forces long searches for basic goods as wheat money hints at Budapest markets.
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Moscow
Russia
M Arket
Budapest
Birmingham Lawyer Beaten by Masked Mob At Red Mountain
Alabama attorney W. B. Tomlin was lured from his office by a youth posing as a patient, taken to Red Mountain, bound and gagged by masked men, and beaten until blood streamed from numerous wounds. He was threatened with death if he did not remarry his divorced wife, a demand he refused. The mob then dispersed.
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Birmingham
AJA
Atty
Lounty
W. B
Tomlin
Red Mountain
Tumtin
Tate
Secretary Vician proposes wheat backed currency standard
The Secretary of State Vician recommended replacing money with a wheat based exchange unit in Hungary. He suggested banknotes valued at a quintal, 22 pounds of wheat, to be issued for transactions. Wheat already figures in leases and agrarian tax measures as a value basis.
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Vician
Debs Plans National Tour With Socialist Party
Eugene V. Debs will make a national tour under the auspices of the Socialist party, announced at national Socialist headquarters in Chicago by O. C. Wilson. Wilson said the party’s national executive committee expects to meet Debs soon to set details and tour plans, with no date set yet.
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Chicago
Eugene V. Debs
Socialist Party
National Socialist
O. C. Wilson
Illinois
Bryan Pleads for Heart Education in Florida
William Jennings Bryan told the Florida Teachers Association in Orlando that the nation’s Supreme Court exemplifies intellect ruling hearts. He urged educators to develop the heart of children, not merely train minds to be machines, using the driver as the soul behind the machine.
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Orlando
Fila
William Jennings Bryan
Florida Teachers’ Association
Supreme Court of the
United States
Woman Seen With Dead Man In Hotel Death Probe
Macon Ga city detectives say witnesses placed Minnie Perry with F Armstrong at 9 pm Sunday in a local cafe. Perry reportedly told investigators she left Armstrong at 5 pm and did not see him again. She is among two women held for questioning in the death after he jumped or was thrown from a third story hotel window Sunday night.
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Macon
Minnie Perry
Armstrong
Miss Perry
sue for fee for bergdoll lawyer in philadelphia case
Philadelphia. The estate, through Gibboney, files suit Thursday against Grover C. Bergdoll, an army deserter, seeking payment of legal counsels. The proceeding names Thomas Vytee as aligner, with proper type settings indicated.
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Philadelphia
Arence Gibboney Thursda
Grover C. Hergdoll
Thomas
Lawyer in Bergdoll case seeks estate fees in Somme defense
The Gibboney estate contends attorney fees and expenses from Bergdoll military desertion case, claiming $25,099 in fees and $5,969 in expenses, with $21,519 still due. The lawyer reportedly drowned in Mexico a year ago.
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Doll
Somme
Gibboney
Bergdoll
Mexico
Thie Lawy
Augusta Oil Flow Grows After Spring Discovery
In Augusta Georgia crude oil was found flowing from a spring at the Y M C A site on Thursday. J E Probyn, secretary of the local YMCA, said a fresh sample would be sent to the state geologist for analysis. Several gallons emerged from the excavation after a week of clear oil in smelt quantities.
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Augusta
J. E. Probyn
Tee Quest
Tolstoi Mansion Burned For Heat At Yasnaya Polyana
In Yasnaya Polyana the Tolstoi mansion, once torn down and rebuilt for firewood, has been again destroyed by fire. The two story colonial style house stood at the center of Tolstoi park where traces have vanished, leaving tall trees in its place. A second Tolstoi residence at Kochety once frequented by the writer was looted and partly burned by peasants three years prior.
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Yasnaya Polyana
Russia
Tolstoi
M. Soukatin
Kochety
Unemployment rises as Lima factories close temporarily
PERUVIAN UNEMPLOYMENT Lima Peru The temporary closing of several factories in the capital has worsened unemployment. In response the government plans to assist workers who wish to move from Lima to other industrial centers, at public expense.
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Lima
Peru
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