Harding Disagrees With Hughes Over Four Power Treaty
President Harding differs with Secretary Hughes and armament delegates on the treaty interpretation. Hughes favors including Japan properly in the safeguarding pact while Harding says only island possessions and Visions powers are meant. He will not block ratification but may avoid an active senate campaign.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
Harding
Hughes
Japan
Island
Possesbi
Visilies
Senate
White House
Real Cold Wave Heads East as the Week Closes
The United States Weather Bureau predicted snows and cold waves for Christmas in the northeast. The real cold wave is due to strike the middle Atlantic states late today and may be followed by snow in Ohio Indiana and Michigan where snow is expected to last over Christmas.
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Washington
United States
United States Weather Bureau
Middle Atlantic
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Marriages Listed for George Losak and Charles Forbes
Marriage licenses issued for George Losak a miner of Glouster and Mary Pavlick. and for Charles Forbes of Athens R. D. 6 a farmer and Catherine Bowers of Albany.
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George Losak
Miner
Mary Pavlick
Glouster
Charles Forbes
Athens R. D
Farmer
Catherine Bowers
Albany
Lord May Considered for Budget Director Post
President Harding weighs Brig. Gen. Herbert Lord to replace Gen. Charles G. Dawes as director of the budget who plans to retire July 1.
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Lord
Dawes
Harding
Herbert Lord
Charles G. Dawes
Foch Delivers Message to American People in Havre
Marshal Foch, arriving in Havre, France, sends via United Press a message praising America. He says he receives a sympathetic welcome, views the country as rich in economic potential and resources, and notes American actions guided by noble, disinterested motives. He expresses "an unalterable affection."
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Havre
France
Marshal Foch
United Press
America
Lawmakers Pass Broad New Legislative Package
Washington December recap lists major laws from budget and veterans affairs to war finance reforms. Key items include the budget act, Sweet bill for veterans affairs, large shipping board funding, immigration limits, maternity and Prohibition-related measures, and industry, rehabilitation, and miscellaneous acts with pending Transportation Act revisions and tariff plans.
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Washington
Congress
Veterans’ Bureau
Shipping Board
Nosiat
Army and Navy
War Finance Corporation
Farm Loan Board
Germany
Austria
Colorado River
Philippine Islands
Hill
War Flance Corporation
House
Senate
Great Lakes
China
Banama Canal
Fordney
No. 3 IN DICH IN EAST TODAY
Four B&O train No. 3 coaches derailed near Independence thirty miles east of Clarksburg when the New York to St. Louis service struck a broken rail. No injuries reported as steel cars toppled into the ditch with a diner full of breakfastgoers. Slow speed and steel construction were credited.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Baltimore & Ohio
New York
St. Louis
Independence
Here
Great Dirigible Roma Lands at Bolling Field
The Roma, queen of America's dirigible fleet, arrived safely at Bolling Field Washington from Langley Field Virginia for christening. It landed at 10:30 this morning marking a milestone in the capital.
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Capital
Washington
Queen of America
Langley Field
Virginia
Bolling Field
Notable Christening Amid Officials and Delegates
Shortly after, the child was christened by Miss Fanrose Wainwright daughter of the assistant secretary of war in the presence of numerous distinguished officials and Italian arms conference delegates.
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Fanrose Wainwright
Gloves Cost Lot and He Lost Em
Dewey Culberson pleaded guilty before His Honor to larceny in Kennedy's second hand store. He took a pair of hand warmers and walked out. He paid $5 and costs after the gloves were recovered.
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Dewey Culberson
Culberson
Kennedy
Ohio county contest leads in purebred pledge enrollments
Hardin county tops the purebred sire contest with 139 enrollments while Belmont lags in absolute numbers at 98 yet leads in census sheet return rate. Washington 77, Licking 58, Coshocton 43, Clark 34 enrollments follow as the state-wide drive to secure pledges and census sheets continues.
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Harding County
Belmont County
Ohio
John Watchet
Ohio State University
Washington
Watchet
Hardin
Belmont
Licking
Coshocton
Clark
Belmont Licking
Hardin County
New York Central Seeks Control of Big Four Railway
The New York Central Railroad filed two applications with the Interstate Commerce Commission on December 21 seeking full control of the Big Four Railway by acquiring its preferred stock and common stock. The move aims to consolidate ownership and strategic influence over the line.
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Washington
Big Four
Interstate Commerce
New York Central Railroad
New York Central
Commission
Brutality in Army Highlighted at Senate Hearing
Washington December 21 reporters described at a senate committee hearing presided by Senator Watson Georgia claims that American soldiers were hanged in France and that cruelty within the army occurred.
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Washington
Senate Committee
Watson
Georgia
France
Bohemia Proposes Glass Coinage Plan
Bohemia considers minting a small currency made of glass as a new form of coinage. The proposal aims to create lightweight tokens with a fragile yet decorative design, seeking approval from local authorities and merchants for use in trade.
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Bohemia
Chile and Peru Near War Again
Reports say Peru and Chile clashed near the boundary but both governments deny the battle. Chile invites Peru to a Tacna Arica plebiscite. if Peru declines Chile hints at annexing the provinces. Talks mention Sosrita and Pan Ch as mediators.
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Peru
Chile
Tacna-Arica
Sosrita
Ohio Automotive Trade Association backs uniform road signs
At its fifth annual convention in Columbus the Ohio Automotive Trade Association pledged to push for reliable road signs for motorists across states and asked lawmakers to shield garage owners from theft or fire liability when no negligence is shown. Delegates voiced optimism for 1922 as a strong year and urged personal sacrifice to restore commercial stability.
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Columbus
Ohio
Buckeye
Ohio Automotive Trade Association
Stuffy McInnes Objects to Red Sox Trade
Boston star first baseman Stuffy McInnes says he cannot be traded without consent under his contract with the Boston owners and opposes his deal to the Cleveland Indians announced today.
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Stuffy
Bean Centre
Boston
Stuffy” McInnnes
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
McInnes
Officers raid Chauncey home. Kinney charged after still found
Officer Mariner and Marshall White raided Bill Kinney’s residence in Chauncey Tuesday night locating a factory-made copper still and fifty gallons of sour mash. Kinney pleaded guilty to possessing property for liquor manufacture and was fined 3800 dollars, with expectations he will raise the money.
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Mariner
Marshall White
Chauncey
Bill Kinney
Athens
Mr. Kinney
Postponed Eagle Mints performance in Glouster due to death
On account of Jacob Schwalbach’s death the Eagle Mints, planned in Glouster last night and tonight, are postponed to a later date next month. Ticket holders are asked to keep their admissions until the new date. a notice also went to The Messenger but did not appear due to a misunderstanding in Athens.
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Glouster
Jacob Schwalbach
Eagle Minstrels
Athens
Miner Supt Arthur Wells Injured In Mine Cage Accident
Arthur Wells 42 superintendent of mine 8 at Corning suffered serious injuries after being caught between the mine cage and tipple top yesterday morning. Initial reports said skull fracture but X-ray showed no fracture and doctors hold hope for recovery. Wells came to Corning from Charleroi Pa to run mine 8. Mrs Joe Diamond of Hunterdon was hospitalized in Columbus after childbirth and illness. Also Mrs Charles DeMolet returned home in Athens after visiting her son and daughter in law J P DeMolet. Relatives attended Jacob Schwalbach funeral including Fritz and Henriet ta Schwalbach Lena Schwalbach from Akron Phil Davin Corning Alfred Bratschi Emma Zyrd Alliance Mat Schwalbach Pleasant City.
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Arthur Wells
Corning
Columbus
Mr. Wells
Charleroi
Charles DeMolet
Athens
J. P. DeMolet
Jacob Schwalbach
Fritz Schwalbach
Henrietta
Lena Schwalbach
Akron
Phil Davin
Alfred Bratschi
Emma Zyrd
Alliance
Mat Schwalbach
Pleasant City
Survey to check sealing between mines 266 and 267
A company plans a survey today to ensure the section between mines 266 and 267 is properly closed. Mine 267 was sealed Sunday night to smother a fire but 266 operations will continue as usual.
Nobody judged lest he be not judged
A reflective line notes that if no one faced judgment there would be many policemen, courts, and jurymen out of work.
Ajax plans stockholder meeting on bond issue
Ajax Rubber Company stockholders receive a letter calling a January 1 meeting to authorize issuance of 3.9 million dollars in first mortgage fifteen year bonds and ratify a nine capital.
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AJAX
New York
Ajax Rubber Company
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