DuPre Faces March 10 Hanging For Walker Killing
In Macon Georgia Judge Mathews sets Frank DuPre's death sentence for the December jewelry store killing of Detective Irby Walker. Jurors verdict guilty with no recommendation for mercy and a new trial motion is scheduled February 18 in Macon.
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Shantung Talks Pressed As Snow Delays Conference
Washington reports say heavy snow and a Shantung dispute halt two conference sessions. Delegates expect a near term decision favoring Harding's compromise, with Japan and China set to draft treaty language on collateral topics if weather lifts. A possible delay until Monday was noted but not seen as stalling overall negotiations.
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End of Arbuckle Testimony Seen in San Francisco
Prosecution said rebuttal in the Arbuckle manslaughter trial over Miss Virginia Rappe’s death was near its end while defense argues before the Nevada Supreme Court on Monday about Mary Pickford’s divorce. Witnesses Katherine Fox and Kate Hardebeck testified Rappe’s death linked to a chronic ailment, not the alleged attack.
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Washington meet far reaching for nation s farmers
National Agricultural conference closes after adopting recommendations to ease farm distress. J R Howard lauds it as the era’s most far reaching farmers gathering and calls for a nation wide Farm Bureau to unite growers into marketing cooperatives boosting producer and consumer benefits. President Harding’s stance dominates early reforms with co operative marketing, credit reform, and river and port projects highlighted as priorities.
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Oconee County Lynching Case Praised by Banner Herald
The Banner Herald lauds Oconee County grand jury for indicting four men linked to a recent lynching. It commends local citizens for upholding law and order and urges Southwide support against mob violence while affirming the independence of Georgia’s justice system.
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Worst Snow Storm Since 1889 Hits Atlantic States
Washington faces a paralyzed capital as the worst snowstorm since 1889 blankets the Atlantic states. Virginia North Carolina and Maryland suffer heavy snowfall with 12 to 30 inches in places while transportation and daily life grind to a halt.
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College leaders back cooperative markets at Athens conference
Dr L G Smith chairing trustees of the State College of Agriculture praised the Georgia Markets conference at Athens for fostering harmony between the college and the state Department of Agriculture. He urged cooperative marketing as a remedy for unsafe, unprofitable farming practices and called for practical plans to improve returns for farmers. The Farmers Week event showcased strong support for cooperation and coordinated efforts across departments.
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17 Dead in Knickerbocker Theatre Roof Collapse in Washington
Seventeen people are reported dead and many injured after the Knickerbocker Theatre roof collapsed during a late performance in Washington. Police and Marines aided rescue efforts, with estimates of casualties ranging from 150 to 500. bodies were recovered from the debris as rescue work continued into the night.
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Conclave Plans Detailed as Papal Election Nears
The article outlines sequence of religious rites and masses for a Vatican conclave with Cardinal de Sal and others leading ceremonies. It notes Cardinal Vannutelli presiding mass in Pauline chapel and that all Vatican doors will close to the outside world while most staff are dismissed until the conclave ends.
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Railroads Face Tax on Excess Profits, ICC Orders
The Interstate Commerce Commission orders railroads earning over 6 percent on property used in transportation from Sept 1 1920 to Jan 1 1921 to turn half of the excess over 6 percent to the government. Rates are set to March 1 1922 to recover the excess, with tentative property valuations by groups nationwide.
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