Powers Move Toward Disarmament Conference On Armistice Day
President Harding’s proposal for an international disarmament conference draws broad approval abroad. France has formally accepted and Japan is believed to respond soon. Officials expect preliminary talks by fall and Armistice Day as a possible meeting date in Washington with the United States as host.
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Pacific
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Association of Nations
Irish Leaders Arrive for Lloyd George Conference in London
Eamon de Valera and fellow Irish Republican leaders reach London for Thursday talks with Prime Minister Lloyd George. Crowds greet them noisily at Euston. de Valera's hat is lost in the press. Sinn Fein banners fly as police escort them to their hotel amid speculation on meeting plans and potential committees for issue discussions.
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Associated Press
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Lloyd George
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Euston Station
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London Times
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Smuts
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James Craig
Ulster
Belfast
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James
Harding Warns Bonus Bill Threatens Financial Stability
President Harding in a Senate address insists three steps are essential to restoration. He urges revision of internal taxes, refunding war debt, and adjusting foreign loans before any soldier bonus legislation. He warns excessive taxes and new obligations could cripple business revival and harm the nation.
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Prudence Warns Against Burdening the Treasury with New Debt
President Harding urged delaying the soldiers bonus legislation to protect Treasury stability. Senate action stalled after Penrose proposed recommittal, with Democratic opposition and talks of a possible vote tomorrow. Harding pressed for tariff and tax measures and readjustment of war taxes, while urging continued aid to disabled veterans and veterans training services.
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Penrose
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Motion Picture Men At Orgy Thought $100000 Would Stop Prosecution
Boston reports detail testimony on the Mishawum Manor roadhouse party of March 7 1917 linking motion picture producers to a $100000 settlement to avoid prosecution and publicity. Levenson testified about meetings at the Touraine hotel and dinners with figures including Hiram Abrams Edward Golden and Fatty Arbuckle connections.
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Joseph M. Levenson
Mishawum Manor
Woburn
Nathan A. Tufts
Middlesex County
Supreme Art
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Tufts
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Hiram Abrams
New York
Abrams
Adolf Zukor
Edward Golden
Harry L. Asher
Walter E. Greene
Roscoe
Fatty”) Arbuckle
Copley Plaza
Hotel Touraine
James M. Curley
Touraine
Daniel H.eane
Asher
Greene
Coakley
Cambridge
Mishawum
Max
Hotel Touraine Conference Or Not. Tesa M. Sears, Now Mrs. Louis Robichau
Moving Picture
Robichau
Bessie McDonald
Index to Advertisements Page Listing Local Businesses
A scanned page fragment shows an index of advertisements featuring names such as American Tobacco Co Baldwin Piano Co Baltimore and Ohio R R and Southern Railway System. It lists businesses including Bon-Opto Eye Remedy Charles E Smith Sons Highland Nursery Majestic Hotel Pinkham's Vegetable Compounds and Wurlitzer along with banks and cleaners. The fragment includes page numbers or column markers and partial company names.
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American Tobacco Co
Attaumoimotee i Choeeede Ies Baldwin Piano Co
Baltimore & Ohio
R. R
Charles E. Smith & Sons
Saving & Loan Association
Ee Linanaial
Tiasiwease Commonwealth
Fifth-Third National Bank
Stanley & Bissell
Stacy & Braun
Gidding
Mee Graul
Highland Nursery
Mabley & CareweCo
Majestic Hotel
Morand
Pinkham
Aks Southern Railway
Wurlitzer
Shipping Board
Viscount Grey Likely To Lead British At U S Disarmament Talks
London reports Viscount Grey of Fallodon may head Britain's delegation to the Washington disarmament conference called by President Harding. The Daily Mail says a senior statesman should lead with Dominion experts. Lloyd George may attend the final shaping of the agreement after technical work. The conference is expected in autumn or early 1922.
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the Mail
Lloyd George
United States
House of Commons
Sir George
House Votes to Adopt Tariff Bill Rule for July 21 Final
The House approved a rule calling a final vote on the tariff bill for July 21 and limiting amendments to hides, oil, cotton, asphalt, and dyes. The rule passed 222 to 100 in a party line tally with minimal crossovers. Democrats decried the gag rule as shrinking the Ways and Means Committee’s power while Republicans defended the measure as liberal and necessary for the bill’s passage.
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Tennessee
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Ohio
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Michigan
Copley
Illinois
Longworth
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Pennsylvania
Mott
Houghton
Treadway
Massachusetts
Tilson
Connecticut
Slattery Retains U S Attorney Appointment Through Term
Thomas D. Slattery, U S District Attorney for the Covington District of Kentucky, wins the right to serve out his four year term, with resignation requests dropped. The administration will not press for his removal and similar action applies to Gregory of the Western District of Kentucky.
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Thomas D. Slattery
Covington
Kentucky
Point Plank
Attorny Gregory
Two Hart Seriously Injured When Auto Turns on Paddock Road
Paddock road and Laidlaw avenue scene as auto with peddlers Ober Smith and John Dries overturns. Smith, 40, suffers a broken left shoulder and leg. Dries, 24, unconscious with possible skull fracture and head bruises after driving the vehicle. Both taken to General Hospital in Auto Patrol No 7.
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Sanders Street
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Sycamore Street
Paddock Road
Laidlaw Avenue
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Chicago goes dark as electricians strike halts city lights
Chicago faced six hours without streetlights as 360 electrical workers walked out over wage demands. Eight thousand police and fire personnel were kept ready, while office and sign lighting illuminated the business district. The blackout ended when workers agreed to return pending council talks.
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Michigan Boulevard
Schurhaethee
Daring Autoist Rescues Themselves From Gunfire Clash
H L Bonnell of the Cincinnati Nash Motor Company drove his roadster between two parked cars on Camargo pike near Madeira to avoid a crossfire. A revolver was discharged toward his vehicle, its owner unseen, and Bonnell’s car struck the weapon as it passed. He continued to Allendale to visit his parents, later returning to search for the gun without success. Neighbors could offer no motive or identity for the shooters.
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Allendale
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Nash Motor Company
Camargo Pike
Madeira
Bonnell
Five Beaverdale Homes Dynamited in Anti Blackhand Outbreak
Beaverdale, Pa., seven state policemen restored order after armed groups dynamited five buildings in a anti Black Hand drive. Four hundred residents fled as the loss reached about 25000 dollars and more troopers were dispatched from Greensburg.
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Johnstown
Cambria
Greensburg
State Police
Pioneer Aviator Harry Hawker Dies In Air Crash
Harry J Hawker renowned for the first Atlantic flight attempt perishes when his burning plane crashes over Hendon Field. He and navigator Mackenzie Grieve were forced to land at sea after leaving St Johns on May 18 1919. Hawker held 1916 altitude record and earned royal honors.
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Harry J. Hawker
Atlantic
London
Associated Press
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Hawker
St. Johns
N. F
Mackenzie Grieve
Mary
New Orleans
Norfolk
New Foundland
England
John Alcock
A. W. Brown
Alcock
Cottevrard
France
Harry G. Hawker
Grrieve
United States
President Delivers Senate Address as Bonus Bill Debated
The president arrives as the bonus compensation bill is laid before the Senate for debate. A crowd fills galleries and lobbies while leaders and officials listen as Republicans push for recommittal and Democrats oppose. Harding outlines fiscal limits and urges delaying action to allow tax readjustment and debt settlement before any new expenses.
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