Premier voices unity on Far East policy and U S ties
The premier outlined three key aims urging harmony with the cov and a wide open Pacific policy. He stressed Japan as a longstanding ally and China as a nation of potentialities to aid, while promising strong U S cooperation and urging conferences on Pacific problems. Within the chamber his speech drew cheers as Lloyd George urged informing the United States and involving Japan and China in future talks.
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Dorelen
United States
China
Harding
Lloyd George Cae Ee
Japan
Far East
Great Britain
Lloyd George
Lord Curzon
Pacific
Lloyd-George
Japan Holds Key to Disarmament Talks in London
The London scene centers on London Foreign Office activity and Curzon meetings with Ambassadors Harvey, Koo, and Hayashi as Britain weighs how Washington talks on disarmament might shape a new league. Premier Lloyd George faces a cautious cabinet mood while U S President Harding contemplates leading the conference and then handing negotiations to Hughes with senate oversight.
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Supreme Council
London
Lord Curzon
George Harvey
Wellington Koo
China
Baron Hayashi
Japan
Downing Street
Commons
Lloyd-George
League
All Congress Approves Plan For Disarmament
United News Star reports President Harding’s disarmament proposal wins near universal support in Congress. Senators debate scope, fearing land disarmament may doom talks, while leaders like Lodge and Underwood back naval limits and a conference among naval powers to advance world peace.
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Senate
T. John Gleissner
United News Star
Washington
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United States
Britain
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Europe
Borah
Idaho
Haus
Herah
Ha In
Senator Ledge
Massachusetts
Committee On Foreign Relations
Lodge
France
Association of Nations
Ontaldo League
League of Nations
Underwood
Mebane
Johnson
California
Teader
Maddox of Spalding County Sees Funds Anticipation
The fragment references Maddox of Spalding County and Anticipation of Funds with Judge Lindsay noted as a Confederate veteran. It mentions familiarity with Georgia’s elder generation and their needs, but the text is incomplete and lacks cohesive details.
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Spalding County
Judge Lindsay
Vaterina
Georgia
State pension crisis and proposed funding for 1921 relief
The article details Georgia pension shortfalls into 1921 amid rising needs of widows and dependents. It notes insufficient appropriations, a projected deficit of about 960,000 for 1921, and proposes funding methods including using rental income from the Western and Atlantic railroad to cover debts and pensions, with considerations of issuing pension certificates to bridge the gap. It references Judge Lindsay, Secretary of State McLendon, and the broader fiscal strain on state relief programs.
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Lindsay
Lendon
McLendon
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Georgia considers funding plan to speed Confederate pensions
The draft act outlines issuance of state certificates up to 3 million dollars to accelerate Confederate veterans and widows pension payments. Certificates would be redeemable without discount, printed in five denominations, and overseen by the governor and comptroller general. The plan seeks to avoid debt by tying certificates to annual appropriations and future tax levies.
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United States
Georgia
Neadeab
Thomas Monday
McLendon
Lindsey
Appropriations Committee
House
Stovall
Lindsay
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Stat Rer
Atnte
General Assembly
Cause of Crash Leaves Five Dead in Ohio Valley
Officials from Langley and Bolling Field rush to Moundsville to determine cause after a Martin bomber crashed into parked cars during takeoff. Eleven or more injured, several severely, as flames engulf about sixteen autos. Loss valued around one hundred thousand dollars. pilots escaped with burns. Victims include Ralph Hartsell 11 and Leo Morski 9 of Moundsville. Mrs George Long 64 also among the dead.
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Langin Field
Martin
Dayton
Ohio
Bollingfield
Washington
R. Mclve
T. H Dunton
Langley
Virginia) Field
Cleveland
Virginia Field
Langin
Langley Field
Carl Miller
Goach
Bethany College
Royaly
Duly
Cat Pettit
Moundeville
Ralph, Hartsell
Mra
George Long
Leo Morski
Moundaville
Glendale Hospital
Littleopa
Amundsen's Maud Found in Arctic by Bear
Washington July 11 Captain Amundsen's exploring schooner Maud has been found in the Arctic Ocean by the coast guard cutter Bear and is safe at Whalen Siberia. The Maud will be towed to Nome as soon as weather moderates. The Bear was sent from Nome to search for the Maud which was said to be stuck off the Siberian coast but undamaged.
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Amundsen
Arctic Ocean
Coast Guard
Bear
Whalen
Siberia
Coast Guard Service
Nome
Alaska
Alaskan
Siberian
Film Makers and Actors Figure In Tufts Trial
Sensational testimony opened Monday before the fur bench of the supreme court in the Tufts case. Nathan A. Tufts faces removal as Middlesex district attorney over alleged misconduct. Prominent film figures like Abrams Zukor Lasky and others testified about a 1917 Mishawum Manor orgy used to extort money from movie people. The deposition links James Curley to arranging meetings and a long distance call signaling trouble.
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Boston
Supreme Court
Nathan A. Tufte
Middlesex County
J. Weaton Atlen
Hiram Abrams
Cleph Zukor
Jesse Lasky
Walter C. Greene
Harry Asher
Edward A. Golden
Mishiwam Manor
Woburn
Abrams
Henry F. Hurlburt
The
Commonwealth
Allen
Tufts
Mishawum Manor
Daniel H. Coakley
Attor
Turks and Greeks Resume Offensive in Asia Minor Front
A camouflaged United News cable reports new Turkish and Greek offensives along a 25 kilometer Asia Minor front after heavy artillery duels. King Constantine and the Greek general staff direct operations from Smyrna. The occupation force includes 9,000 British, 4,000 French and Italians, and 1,000 Greek soldiers.
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London
United News
Asia Minor
Athens
Constantine
Smyrna Gectoer
Constantinople
Lloyd George
House of Commons
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Fred Lord
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James R. Aylward
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Copley Plaza Hotel
Patty” Arbuckle
Road House
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Daniel
Daniel Bros. Company
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Nettleton’s Fine Shoes
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Franklin Motor Car Company
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