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Newspaper
Comanche Chief
Location
Comanche, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1922
Page
1
President Harding states in a final address to Disarmament Delegates that justice is better served in conferences of peace than in arms. He recalls repeated claims of disarmament and emphasizes reason, world opinion, and face to face talks as the path to shared security and happiness.
Dr. W. B. Hubbert of Texas describes the Washington D C roof collapse on January 28 that killed over 100 and injured 409. He and others stood at the ticket window moments before the catastrophe and helped injured patrons amid a blizzard and wreckage as panic spread through the lobby.
In Gatesville Texas the Twyman murder trial continued with testimony from three witnesses about the beating of Dell Thames 15 at the Texas Training School for Boys. Dell Thames died after repeated lashes and alleged third degree punishment by commandant H G Twyman.
A special program will be rendered at Central Christian church new Sunday evening beginning at T o'clock. Besides the moving pictures representing beautiful scenery, and the sext men of Brother Klinemen some ial music will be given by the High School Glee Club under the ire
The Chief column discusses who authored the Federal Reserve Bill. It states H Parker Willis drafted the bill while Senator Carter Glass chaired the Banking and Currency Committee, with Glass signing and presenting it. It cites banker influence and debates over central banking and the bill's regional banks. It previews forthcoming analysis of board composition and money trust links.
Mrs. Steve Ballon hosted a charming Monday afternoon party at her east Main street home honoring Mrs. Joe Bolding and Mrs. Helmsley of Comanche. Guests enjoyed narcissi fragrance, a lively obbhige game won by Mrs. Tom McKinley Jr., and a refreshments plate with fruit salad and tea.
President Harding, addressing delegates, lauds the conference as a great achievement and a new epoch for humanity. He notes nine nations gathered to discuss shared problems, affirming sovereignty and national pride while calling the adjournment a celebration of progress and restored hope.
Washington February 6 the arms conference ended with signing of treaties and President Harding farewell address. Delegates signed agreements among United States Belgium Britain France Italy Japan Netherlands China and Portugal as crowds watched. Harding declared the gathering a deliberate expression of peace and noted no new alliances or offensive pacts were formed.
Fragmentary OCR shows someone seeking a car load, with stray words “urday and Monday” suggesting weekend timing and incomplete event details.
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