Ambassador Morris Quits Japanese Post
President Harding accepted the resignation of Roland S. Morris, ambassador to Japan, today in Washington. Morris leaves his post amid standard diplomatic reshuffling.
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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1921
Page
2
President Harding accepted the resignation of Roland S. Morris, ambassador to Japan, today in Washington. Morris leaves his post amid standard diplomatic reshuffling.
The Soviet government plans to resume trade with the United States but has faced a rebuff from Washington. J A Behrsin, Soviet minister to Finland, told the Associated Press that despite the setback, Moscow remains committed to pursuing trade with America.
In Guatemala City on March 30 a crowd celebrating Judas Iscariot's hanging was dispersed by a detachment of soldiers. Troops fired on the revelers, killing four and wounding several others as the city caos erupted.
An unusual photograph shows Dorothy Mae McCracken and four relatives spanning five generations living near three flocks in Wyncote Pennsylvania. The lineup includes Dorothy as the youngest, her mother Mrs. Robert McCracken, grandmother Mrs. Edgar Nash, great grandmother Mrs. Charles V. Beck Sr., and great great grandmother Mrs. Emma de Lacy.
A brief notice from Washington reports that wireless dispatches were removed amid censorship actions. No further details are provided on involved agencies or dates beyond the March reference.
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