Harding resigns as U S senator from Ohio
President-elect Harding resigned today as United States senator from Ohio sending the resignation to Columbus for action by Governor-elect Harry M. Davis who takes office tomorrow. Davis plans to name Frank B. Willis to fill the vacancy and the inauguration may include a unique electoral college gathering in Washington.
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Saint Assise radio station begun in France in 1923
Louis Deschamps laid the cornerstone of a new Saint Assise station to become the world’s most powerful radio plant. With two sending instruments it would transmit 24 000 words hourly and receive 60 000, using five instruments. The project, backed by Compagnie Generales Telegraph and linked to American Radio Corp, features sixteen 820 foot towers and multiple telegraph wires. Captain George R. Evans represented the US Navy at the ceremony.
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Death of Mrs. W. P. Welch in Athens Georgia
Mrs. W P Welch widow of the late W P Welch of Athens Ga dies after several days illness. A leading woman in the state she served as president of the local Daughters of the Confederacy and was honorary president for life. Sister to Captain James White and Judge John R White she leaves a son John W Welch. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 11 A M at the First Presbyterian Church.
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Legionnaires Meet Tonight to Save Starving Children
American Legion members in Atlanta rally for a central Europe famine relief drive. A large meeting is set at the chamber of commerce to organize twenty captain teams and ten volunteers each, urging rapid funding to aid three million orphans. The appeal emphasizes a $10 minimum to save a child's life and calls for big gifts to accelerate the drive.
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Japan and China Reach Agreement After Siberia Incident
Tokio reports Japan and China have agreed to end the incident at Nikolaievsk Siberia from last spring. A Chinese warship fired on Japanese subjects during fighting with Russian partisans, with several hundred Japanese reported killed. China will apologize and pay 30 000 yen in compensation to families.
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Machine Gunners Feud Outbreak In Pine Bluff
A detachment of Pine Bluff machine gun company moved to Kingland Arkansas following a white resident feud. In a street fight two men were seriously wounded. Troops dispatched after appeals from Acting Mayor T. S. Mosley. Soldiers arrived by motor lorries as patrols began.
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Snowbound American naval aeronauts near Moose Factory
Reports indicate three American naval balloonists returning from Moose Factory are delayed by snow. Lieutenant Farrell, weakened by exposure, is being sledded back. arrival time remains uncertain. Indian runners and scouts offered varying timelines as officials await official documents in Cochrane.
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Washington
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Hudson Bay
American out of a pinia speeds to trail feat
An unnamed driver posted exceptional times on the Misslaabl trail, vying for a record as the fastest by Macke in rough conditions. Weather cooled in the region with milder temperatures expected next summer as Hudson Bay company ship salvage efforts continued.
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Adjustment Boards Subject of Hearing
Chicago January 9 The railway labor board hearing into the demands of the railway brotherhoods that the national boards of adjustment created during federal control be re established will begin tomorrow with the representatives of the brotherhoods and of the railroads prepared to submit statistics on the subject The roads will contend that the boards should not be re established Plans to combat any attempt by the railway brotherhoods to continue their fight for captive bargaining and the closed shop through national boards of adjustment will be made at a national conference of state manufacturers associations here Wednesday More than 400 delegates from twenty states are expected to attend.
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May gall troops into Hall County
In Hall County near Gainesville on January 9 a special report says lawlessness has driven most blacks from Quillans district with about 100 still in the area and forty in one house. Former unrest after an assault allegation led to mass expulsion of numerous Negroes. Jim Goodin moved out and burned his house. Sheriff arrested him. White farmer Wiley Grier ordered to leave along with others amid reports of further expulsions.
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Fragmentary item from Bolen, 1a page five note
Fragmentary text from a Bolen page five item discusses a new road near Holefe county and terminus. Mentions attacks on a RaToes and rewards offered by the governor. Readable facts are sparse, with unclear names and actions due to damaged OCR.
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Accidental Self Destruction Fatal to Judge Campbell
Quike Okla January 9 Ralph Campbell formerly United States Judge for the eastern district of Oklahoma accidentally shot and killed himself in his office today firing a revolver into the top of his desk and dying instantly.
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