Foreign Policy Debated At Genoa And Open Door Debate
Edward W. Pickard reports a week of diplomacy with Premier Poincare backing France's Versailles line while Britain Italy push open door resolutions in China and Russia, Japan tensions rising as France demands guarantees before Genoa. News covers Ireland transition to Free State, Hays retirement, and U.S. mediation on Tacna Arica talks.
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Washington
Hughes
China
Japan
Far- Eigtern
Firat
France
Minoutee
Ambas” Shidehara
Phes
Ers
Poincare
Lloyd George
Chamber of Deputies
Germany
Henstated
Versailles
Russia
M. Poincare
Genoa
Europe
Lenin
Tehitcherin
Sol
Leon Trotzky
United States
United States Senate
Medilla McCormick
Illinoia
State Department
America
News Bits From Busy People In 20th Century Dispatches
A rapid digest notes Georges Carpentier ill in Paris, a Romanian cabinet resignation in Bucharest, and an Irish man shot near Newtownards. W A Powers dies in Kansas City from a street confrontation. A large fire damages a New Jersey rendering plant. Morris Dearing slated for a royal appointment in Portugal. Pope Benedict indisposed in Rome. Julia Revere dies in Springfield Illinois. Bank of Ireland extends $5 million credit to aid a provisional government. Simeon D Vesa reelected chair of the GOP Congressional committee. London fire damages Cowan hardware and nearby buildings. The Prince of Wales begins a journey through India toward Kashmir. Moplah rebellion tolls and detentions disclosed in Delhi. Mexico City streetcar workers strike in solidarity with bakers. Vigo storm toll rises in Spain. Obie Bell Telephone gets Sapdusky Home Telephone control. Haugesund bank suspends payments. Chile and Peru accept U S invitation to arbitrate boundary dispute. Ambassador Collier and Sterling wire State Department from Santiago.
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Boxar
Bla
Paris
Kansas City
Wiki M. Locke
Louis Stern
Sona
Kearney
N. J
Morris Dearing
Wincester
Portugal
White House
Pope Benedict
Rome
Holltess
Julia Revere
Springfield
Bank of Ireland
Dublin
Trigh
Simeon D. Vesa
Ohio
Washington
Republican
Cowan Hardware
London
Gat
Prince of ‘Wales
Madras
Bangalore
India
Kashmir
Delhi
Mexico City
Vigo
Spain
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Sapdusky Home Telephone Company
Haugesund
Norway
Copenhagen
Chile
Peru
United States
M. Collier
Santiago
Frederick A. Sterling
J.ha
State Department
Big Gain in Grain Exports Surges in Corn Shipments
Washington reports 1921 grain exports show heavy improvements over 1920 with corn leading a 700 percent rise. Exports total 120,000,000 bushels valued at 53,000,000, versus 18,000,000 bushels worth 26,000,000 in 1920.
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Commerce Department
Arbuckle Jury Selected in San Francisco Case
In San Francisco on January 17 a jury to try Arbuckle was completed after five o'clock. The panel included eleven men and one woman, finalizing the Arbuckle jury selection.
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Arbuckle
San Francisco
Hosche
Atty
Markets Overview With Grain Cattle And Hogs Prices
The Market section lists grain prices for hard spring wheat and soft white wheat among others, with values such as $1.69 to $4.26 for patent grades, rye at $4.80, and hay prices around $19 to $22 per unit. Cattle prices show prime steers at $8.00 to $9.00, good to heavy steers at $6.00 to $8.20, cows at $18.60 to $86.00, and calves from $3.50 to $10.00. Hog prices range from light butchers at about $6.40 to $8.40, with other weights between $7.25 and $7.70. Sheep and lamb prices include good to choice lambs around $11.60 to $13.10 and yearlings near $8.00 to $12.20.
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Bath
Helfers
Pologna
Dreaming of the Guillotine Turns Fatal at Church Visit
An odd tale from Detroit and Philadelphia columns blends a man’s fixation on a novel guillotine with a fatal neck touch by his wife during prayer. The narrative contrasts a judge’s witty exchange with a Birmingham Age-Herald style courtroom vignette about manners, duty, and a squire’s lunch hour.
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Arthur MacLaughlin
Detroit
Leo D. Brown
Cosmopolitan Book Corporation
Philadelpha Public Ledger
Perkins
Birmingham Age-Herald
Cemetery Lot Sale Gaffe Sparks Societal Jibe
Creps Hanger recalls visiting Bibbiea in hospital. Tactless remarks arise as he admits he failed to cheer him up. The exchange notes a real estate firm advertising cemetery lots to fill silence, concluding that conceited people can be valuable to society.
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Bibbiea
First New Man From His District Sworn In
Representative Cole of Jows, succeeding resigning James W. Good, became the first newcomer from his district in fourteen years. He recalled a sheriff friend who joked about firing the judge to qualify, and the judge replied that only God Almighty can qualify.
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Hayshee
National Association of Motion Picture Producers and Distributors
Harding
Bays
Hubert Work
Colorado
Hays
New
Indiana
Albert, Beveridge
Cole
Jows
James W. Good
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