Arms Conference Ends With Harding Message On Monday
The Washington arms conference completed work Saturday with two new treaties on China and several open door provisions. Delegates praised the results as historic while warning future compliance remains crucial. The Shantung issue was resolved with Chinese control restored and Japanese participation noted.
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Washington
Associated Press
China
Elihu Root
Shantung Ia
Shantung
Kwan
Huxhey
United States
Arthur J. Balfour
Great Britain
Albert Sarrant
France
Pacific
Japan
Baron Indehara
Jave
Charles Heidler Dies in Reading Former Athens Y M C A Official
Charles O. Heidler, known in Athens for his service as physical director of the Athens Y M C A from 1906 to 1914, died Saturday in Reading, Pa after a week of illness from pneumonia and influenza. He spent two years overseas in World War I and another mission in peace times. Heidler was en route to Reading for his brother’s funeral. burial details were pending as of Saturday night. A loving memory note from T. W. Reed honors his gentleness and service.
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Charles O. Heller
Athens
Reading
Heidler
Harrison
Hsien
Winseng
Harry
Eye! AD
Mr. Heidler
York
Telump
Earth
Charles O. Heidler
Treaty to settle Shantung dispute signed in Pan American Hall
The Japan China Shantung settlement treaty was signed in Washington with J Balfour and Secretary Hughes present. The 28 article accord includes restoring Kiao Chow to China and details for administration transfer. A joint commission will oversee arrangements and timeline, with withdrawal of Japanese troops within six months and related railway transfer terms.
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Washington
Japan
China
Shantung
J. Balfour
Hughes
Harding
Baron Kato
Ambansager Shidehara
Tokio
Peking
Engiiwa
Kiao-Chow
Tringto ‘Ysinantul
Taluk
Tao In
Tsingtio
Rainantu
Governor Pushes Plan for New Georgia Executive Mansion
Governor Thomas W. Hardwick plans to urge a new executive mansion in Atlanta modeled on the Milledgeville home. A leasing contract for the present mansion was signed by the leasing committee led by Julian McCurry, who reports progress despite a temporary absence from duties.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Milledgeville
Thomas W. Hardwick
Julian McCurry
Curry
McCurry
Woman's Circle 3 Meeting Monday at Milledge Avenue
The Woman's Auxiliary Presbyterian Church Circle 3 will meet Monday at 1 o'clock at Mrs. C. H. Phinizy's Milledge avenue home. The program features scripture reading and prayer, talks on Chinese characteristics and floods and famine in Kingwu, a poem, and an address on apt fete.
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Woman's Auxiliary Presbyterian Church
C. H. Phinizy
Milledge Avenue
Frank Hardemand
PF. L. Flagmaker
Frank Hardeman
Kingwu
J. Dwier
George D. Thomas
Paba
Mine Hinton
Arms Conference Ends With Naval Treaty Steps
Washington observers report the arms conference reached final agreement on a naval treaty and China Japan issues. Proposals include using British debt refunds to finance the soldier’s bonus and potential inheritance taxes to fund the program. Debate centers on tax mechanisms and revenue options amid talks of ship scrapping and budget cuts.
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Washinngton
Associated Press
Acot
Ise Owage and Means Committee
Mellon
No pope elected as conclave languishes amid delays
The conclave to elect Pope Benedict XV's successor again failed to produce a result as Saturday balloting proved fruitless. Vatican crowds dispersed with disappointment while cardinals Marini Pompili and Bacilleri, ill with influenza, regained enough to attend. Leagues and Genoa talks loom on world material distribution.
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Sacred College
Benedict XV
Vatican
St. Peters
Sistine Chapel
Ity
Marini
Pompild
Bacilleri
Talbot Lectures Sunday Evening at Emmanuel Church
Canon Henry Russell Talbot of the National Cathedral Washington will deliver his second illustrated lecture Sunday evening at Emmanuel Episcopal Church. He spoke Saturday to the Art Association on The Spirit of the Gothic with lantern slides. Audience praised the lecture and the event as very instructive.
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Henry Russell Talbot
National Cathedral
Washington
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Canon Talbot
National
Mount Saint Albans
Democrat Leads Lynchburg Nomination in Virginia District
Democrats forecast Harry St. George Tucker of Lexington as successor to the late Representative Henry D. Flood in the Tenth Virginia district after county meetings held Saturday, according to information obtained by the Lynchburg News.
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Lynchburg
Harry St. George Tucker
Lexington
Henry D. Flood
Virgina
Philippines Passes Bill for 22.5 Million Bond Issue
Manila Saturday the legislature approved the second reform bill urged by Governor General Wood to rehabilitate Philippine finances. It authorizes the issue of 22.5 million dollars in bonds in the United States to create a currency reserve fund and hold treasury certificates peso for peso. Wood says the aim is to stabilize a system viewed as unstable by the world. The 100 percent certificate fund will not be used for any other purpose.
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Ramseyer
Iowa
Congress
McFadden
Banking and Currency Committee
Prise
Fordney
Harding
Houge
Senate
Manila
General Wood
United States
Wood
Treasury
Industrial Meet For Atlanta Soon
NEW YORK plans for a major southern industrial conference in May announced by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers. After a preliminary session at the University of Virginia starting June, the group will move to Atlanta for a five day spring meeting and inspect steel and textile plants in Alabama and South Carolina.
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New York
South
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
University of Virginia
Atlanta
Alabama
South Carolina
Hirmingham
Greenville
Russians Refuse to Recognize League of Nations
Riga dispatch reports the Soviet government rejects the League of Nations, not admitting the league exists and refusing formal recognition. The terse note reflects Moscow's stance amid interwar diplomacy.
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Riga
League of Nations
Captain Slaymaker Speaks To Boys At YMCA
Capt. F. L. Slaymaker will address local boys at 3 o clock this afternoon at the Athens YMCA. His talk, Christ as a Boy s Comrade, reflects his wartime service and ongoing work with the layman s missionary movement.
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Capt
Slaymaker
F. L. Slaymaker
Romaine Srlar
Athens
Merkéenunty
Young Men's Christian Association
Christ
Slaymakar
A. E P. Ata Ig
Doys
Jealous Revenge Believed Cause Taylor's Death
Funeral services for William T. Bryan, Athens leader, will be held at First Baptist Church this afternoon at 8. Dr. J. C. Winkinson to conduct. Interment follows at Oconee Cemetery with active and honorary escorts listed. Bryan, a longtime director of the National Bank of Athens and Southern Mutual Insurance, died Friday in Battle Creek, Michigan.
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Ir. Wiliam T. Bryan
Athens
Battle Creek
Michigan
First Baptist Church
J. C.winkinson
Mr. Bryan
Seaboard
Prince A
R L
Carithers
John Hill
T. H. Dozier, Jr
C. D. Cox
H. C. Erwin
Hugh H. Gordon, Jr
F. J. Orr
W. L. Moss
Southern Mutual Insurance Company
National Bank of Athens
Athens Railway and Electric, Company
Andrew J. Cobb
Harry Hodgson
Thomas A. Burke
H. A. Carthers
Olin Dozier
George E. Deadwyler
W. H. Epps
H. M. Hughes
Robert P. Davis
Joseph J. Fowler
Thomas W. Reed
Oconee Cemetery
Oconee
Wilkinson
Mra. Bryan
William T. Bryan, Jr
Bryan
Fie Baptist Church
Athans
Georgia
Union Point
Creene County
Thomas Marion
Funeral for Killed Motion Picture Director Next Tuesday
The funeral for motion picture director William Desmond Taylor, found shot in his apartment, was set for next Tuesday per the Motion Picture Directors Association after a coroner's jury ruled death by gunshot from an unknown assailant. Witnesses including Mabel Normand and other film figures testified at the inquest, detailing Taylor's final hours and the scene at his residence.
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Los Angeles
William D. Taylor
William Cunningham Deane Tanner
Mabel, Normand
Taylor
Normand
William Desmond Taylor
Motion Picture Directors’ Association
Focal
Harry Peasey
Douglas MacLean
Mabel Normand
Mary Miles Bminter
Edna Purviance
Jesse L
Famous Players-Lasky Organization
Pictures
Charles Eyton
Eyton
Maret
A. F. Warner
Armand
Peasey
Lipscomb Fire Insurance Agency Leads Local Market
Frank A Lipscomb runs the Lipscomb Fire Insurance Agency which has forged to the front in commercial and insurance circles ranking with the leading agencies in the state. His untiring work and resourcefulness are cited as the main cause of the agency's wonderful success.
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Lipscomb Fire Insurance Agency
Frank A. Lipscomb
Lipscomb
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