December 8 1921 Batesville Ad Rates and Brief News Notes
Advertising rates in advance for Batesville Indiana with subscription at 1.75 a year. News items discuss weather hints for a white Christmas, Chicago saloon closures, Indiana legislature session, Vienna mob damage, and a secret arms limitation plan by President Harding and Secretary Hughes reported by St. Louis Times.
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Harding
Hughes
St. Louis Times
Disarmament Debate Echoes Across Nations
The piece notes a wry joke that nations may need to disarm to pay hotel bills in Washington, reflecting on rising costs of living and arms racing. It cites astonishment among Old World diplomats and records Secretary Hughes urging that disarmament requires actual disarmament.
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Washington
Springfield Republican
Hughes
Kansas
City Star
Secretary Hughes Calls for Precise Pacific Conference Plan
A Syracuse Post Standard editorial hails Secretary Hughes for a bold stroke that defines the pacific conference goal. It praises his disarmament proposal as precise and hard to oppose, suggesting nations will accept his counsel and sign the plan.
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Hughes
Syracuse
Post-Standard
Christmas Club Keeps Batesville Brisk For Holidays
In Batesville and nearby areas hundreds have saved weekly through a Christmas Club supported by local banks. Shoppers anticipate a debt free season as members accumulate funds to buy gifts, avoiding the yearly burden and enjoying a jollier Santa this year.
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Batesville
Christmas Club
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