Middletown Man Is Arraigned as Slayer
William W. Miller of Middletown was arraigned in the police court on a manslaughter charge for the December 17 death of Harold W. Golf of Test Haddam, after striking him with his automobile. The charge adds to prior counts of reckless driving and driving under the influence, with bond set at $1,000. Coolidge Goes to Chicago. Vice President Coolidge travels to Chicago to address the Hamilton Club.
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Japan's Blind Spot in Shantung Policy Exposed
In Xinanfu Shantung China a Chinese observer argues Japan shows persistent inexperience and arrogance in China. He notes Japan’s unilateral proposals over Shantung, propaganda efforts, arms support to insurgents, and refusal to accept direct dialogue, revealing a perceived collective blind spot in Japanese policy.
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Americans Anticipate a Century of Art Treasure
Paris dispatch notes American billionaires curating European masterpieces for a future culture boom. Dukes and dealers move paintings across the Atlantic, with gems from the Hermitage entering New York, Chicago, and Washington markets. The piece foresees a generation shaped by global art wealth and refined sensibilities.
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Hoover Confering On Railroad Labor Problem
President Harding approved talks with Secretary Hoover as he holds conferences on railroad labor questions. Union leaders and railroad representatives participate in meetings across the issue.
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New York Visitor Brings Large Diamond for Appraisal
J Lavartre formerly with the Smithsonian and Harvard arrived from South America with a peanut shaped stone he claims is British Guiana’s largest diamond. The gem awaits customs appraisal and will be halved due to a flaw.
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