Lasker Studies Plan For Shipping Subsidy Policy
Chairman Lasker of the Shipping Board oversees a subsidy study as President Harding plans a January message to Congress urging a U S policy to aid merchant marine. The effort weighs routes vessel types wages immigration and labor in shaping subsidy details with officials and experts guiding the project.
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Congress
Shipping Board
Washington
Harding
United States
Lasker
The
Emory R. Johnson
Wharton School
University of Pennsylvania
Winthrop L. Marvin
American Steamship Owners’ Association
H. H. Rousseau
Clarence’s. Williami
Daniel H. Cox
Governor M. Jones
Department of Commerce
Airplanes collide near Fort Sill killing four aviators
Four army aviators were killed when two planes in a Fort Sill training collision crashed about a half mile east of Postfield at 2000 feet. The wreckage burned as gasoline tanks exploded and the bodies were charred beyond recognition despite rescue efforts.
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Lawton
Oklo
Army
Postfield
Fort Sill
Northwest Storm Batter Utah Idaho With Wind Lightning Snow
A powerful storm swept through Salt Lake City and much of Idaho Wyoming and Utah, bringing high winds hail thunder and rain followed by snow. Two Payson stores were destroyed by fire sparked by lightning causing substantial losses.
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Salt Lake
City
Utah
Salt Lake City
Idaho
Wyoming
Fillmore
Payson
Paris man Landru appeals after death sentence for ten killings
An appeal is filed against the conviction of Henri Dèsiré Landru known as the Bluebeard of Gambais. He was sentenced to death Wednesday for murdering ten women and a boy.
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Paris
Henri Desire Landru
Bluebeard
Gambais
Lloyd George Plans December Trip to Washington Armament Conference
London reports that Prime Minister Lloyd George intends to depart for the United States on December 12 to attend the Washington armament conference, aiming to discuss disarmament and allied security measures with U.S. officials.
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London
Lloyd George
Magnet
United States
Washington
Ford Off to View Shoals Dam Projects
Detroit-Thomas reports Ford plans a high level inspection trip to Shoals Alabama to review nitraté and power projects the Detroit manufacturer intends to lease from the government with Edison Henry leading the delegation.
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Ford
View Shoals
Detroit
Thomas
Edison
Henry
M Shoals
Ala
Two Murderers Hanged in Montgomery Jail
John Henry Barnett and Willis Williams, both described as colored, were hanged in the Montgomery county jail for the murder of Davis Anderson, a merchant in Montgomery, Alabama.
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Montgomery
Ala
John Henry Barnett
Willis Williams
Montgomery County
Davis Ander
Christmas Greeting Card Samples Last Minute Warning
Plan ahead for Christmas greeting cards by visiting the Record office to inspect samples. Donors are warned not to wait until the last minute or risk not getting the desired cards or printing options.
Japan and Britain in Naval Ratio Debate
American naval experts argue Japan defends a single unit with limited sea space while Britain and the United States balance global duties. Japan seeks higher carrier tonnage. Washington doubts equal carrier strength and stresses two-ocean needs. Delegations confer in Tokyo as talks continue with no formal proposal accepted.
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Washington
Japan
Great Britain
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Seven Seas
Britain
Sea of Japan
Korea
Asia
England
Tokio
Diplomatic and Advisory Council
Baror
Kato
Hughes
Arthur J. Balfour
Road Districts List of Workers and Payments 1921
A long ledger of road workers, contractors, and payments in multiple road districts. Names include John Schanlaber, Jacob Brat, Roy Hubbard, Henry Jangula, Peter Masset, Kasper Scherr, John Kremer, and many others with amounts ranging from a few dollars to over 100. The document also notes board actions on jail planning, road fund aid requests, and township organization, with adjournment details and a late afternoon bill audit.
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John Schanlaber
Jacob Brat
Roy Hubbard
Godfrey C
Grens
H. J. Price
Neveis
E. G. Perry
John Watkinson
W. Casey
W. P. Baker
H. L. Stedman
W. M. Moore
John Bachmeier
Wilhelm Wald
Thompson Yds, Inc
Henry Jangula
Crist Herr
Asonce Cree
Peter Masset
Tilsates Wall Ees
Kasper Scherr
Joe Werlinger
John Kremer
Sylvester. Kraft
Stephen Kraft
Sebastian Eons
Walter Materti
Frank Pfeiffer
Michael Glatt
Peter Welsbeck
Letinve
John E. van Beek
E. Ree
Ec Saecess
Pasutoes
Rypkema
Sebastian Selzer
Anton Selzer
Dick van Beek
Gerrit. Dornbush
Gerrit _Dornbush
Bas Road
William Pool
Ely Dle Ee Dleem Ol E'S
Dick Pool
Zacheus Braun
Fred Welker
H. Wilkinson
Ia Mace Allen
Sais
Willard Wilkinson
Leslie Putnam
Ul. Putnam
Ciesens
Manley Fetterley
Putnam
Diskueno
Baer
John Rooker
James" Rooker
Henry Gimbel
Aes
Karl Reich, Jr
NOMI
ANC
Fred A. Schiermeister
Ferereisen
F. H. Carpenter
Orrin Lee
Sacereelee
Geo. Ivey
A. Borstad
Clyde Rouse
D. Holmes
Mieesie C. B. Loutsenheiser
Utzenheiser
R. H. Rypktma
Mose Bosset
Sceeeeess Gilbert van Beek
Milford Harris
Jake van der Laan
John Wm. Rice
Joseph"Werlinger
Rove Bereena Materiala
Cape
A.W. Graybeal
Lena
Northwestern Or Co
Cape Motor
Ve. c
W. Wells
Sidle'e
Frank Barta
Tessa Motor Vehicle
F. Salmonson
Road Dist
Henry Peers
Prison Death Toll Rises at Joliet Penitentiary
The death list from the scaffold collapse at the new state penitentiary in Joliet grows to four with the death of Nels Johnson, 62, a prisoner who passed away.
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Joliet
New State Penitentiary
Nels Johnson
Allies Demand German Statement on Reparations Note
Paris reports the reparations commission has sent Germany a firm note demanding a definite reply to its recent communication. It requests information on the payment of 600,000,000 gold marks due January 16 and 275,000,000 gold marks due February 15. The commission had previously asked for a reply and now seeks clarification from Chancellor.
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Paris
Aire
Germany
Morse detained in Havre as request to return to U S grows
Havre France detains shipbuilder and financier Charles W Morse aboard the Paris awaiting guidance from the American consulate. Morse offers to return voluntarily but warns of potential extradition fight if arrested. U S Attorney General Daugherty cables Morse to take the first boat back.
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Havre
Charles W. Morse
New York
Paris
Morse
United States
Fabiani
Aigouy
America
Washington
Daugherty
France
Theater collapse in Brooklyn kills six workers
A steel girded roof and a brick wall failed at a theater under constriction at Park and Bedford Avenues Brooklyn, killing at least six workmen and injuring 18, with four missing believed buried. Owners Sylvester Rosenthal and Samuel Moskowitz were arrested on first degree manslaughter charges after a preliminary probe. 88 men were inside at the time, many on scaffolds, with no time to escape.
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New York
Park and Bedford Avenues
Brooklyn
Sylvester Rosenthal
Samuel Moskowitz
US may seek famine loan for Russia relief
The United States government may request funds to support a loan to Russia for famine relief. The plan would use an American Relief Administration backed loan to supply food and seed grain to about fifteen million starving people in the famine district. The loan would be run through provincial governments, guaranteed by the central government, and repaid at the next harvest.
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Riga
United States
American Relief Administration
Russia
Two Boats Sink Die Near Navesink Offshore
The barges Governor Robey and Carrie Clark sank off Navesink with six men aboard. The loss was reported by the tug Neptune on its arrival in New York, per agents here.
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Boston
Governor Robey
Carrie Clark
Navesink
Neptune
New York
Electric Chair for Negro in Mount Holly Murder Case
Louis Lively, colored, found guilty of murder in Mount Holly New Jersey. He is sentenced to die in the electric chair the week of January 16 for the killing of Matilda Risso, a seven year old from Moorestown. The report also mentions a teachers institute conducted by B E Murphy of Grafton and state education officials in Valley City and Hope schools participating in grain grading and testing demonstrations.
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Mount Holly
N. J
Louis Lively
Matilda Risso
Moorestown
the Steele
Grafton
Basset
Valley
Misa Minnie J. Nielson
Tnstitute
Sarum
The
Hope Schools
Rail Agent Kills Man After Alleged Attack at Chariton
Ottumwa special agent A. E. Mullen of the Burlington railroad shot and killed Emil Zoots, 36, near Chariton station after he and Ralph Robinson allegedly attacked the agent following complaints of drunkenness. Mullen says he ordered them out of the waiting room before the incident occurred.
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Ottumwa
Iowa
A. E. Mullen
Burlington Railroad
Zoots
Emil
Chariton
Ralph Robinson
Mullen
Fleet’s Scrap Value Sought by Shipping Board
Washington shipping board plans an experiment to determine the scrap value of its 28 wooden ships. The fleet is described as a white elephant, and the board seeks a practical appraisal of its remaining ships.
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Washington
the Shipping Board
Gold Bullion Stolen from Trans-Pacific Liner Sonoma
About $126000 in gold bullion stored in special money vaults aboard the Trans-Pacific liner Sonoma was stolen at sea. The loss was discovered while the vessel was on its voyage.
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San Francisco
Sonoma
Emmons County Board Actions At December Meeting
Emmons County North Dakota board of county commissioners met December 9 1921 with T P Lee as chairman and four other commissioners present. The board authorized the treasurer to cash court certificates for current term excluding those for parties paid from the county and hold as cash until next meeting. They granted refunds for hail tax indemnity to Fred Snyder and cancelled indemnity hail tax for 1921 for O H Eide. Various road work payments were approved for districts 2 3 5 6 and 8 totaling several amounts to J M Melander C A Stickne L H Isles J H Gates Herman and others.
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Williamsport Motor Co
Linton ‘Bridge Coast. Co
Twonereency
Alsidereenste
Northwestern “Sheet & ” tiIron Wks
J. H. McDonnell
Brownaweie
Thompson Vos., Inc
Fed
J. C. Kurtz
John Backhaus
Earl P. Kurtz
Adam Munsch
Peter Joachim
Emil Walther
John Hetterle
Walter Mulske
E. H. Brant
Epoor
Don L. Tracy
Henry H. Hanson
B. H. Tone
Vincent Shier
Lawler
Wm. Pagel
Chas. Paulson
Carpenter
Emmons Co. Lights& Power Co
Emmons Co. Light & Power Co
Court House
Dakota Central Tel. Co
St. Alexius
Wm. Koeni
Perry Furniture Co
Thos. Heldrich
Faligatter & Goods
A. Wittino
Washburn-Merrick Lbr
Co. Poor
Vie & Long
Pooram Irledinien
Esate Ates
oieCs Wolverton
Ignatz Feist
Wolverton
Nerolbes
Insanity Commission
W. C. Wolverton
Wudtke
Pacns Yds. Inc
F. H. Reeponcan
Lbr
Emmons County Record
Wittlaran
Edwin R.illiamstationery Co
Knight Printing Co
Globe Gazette ‘Printing ‘Co
Walker Maroshers
Aetee
St. Alexiug Theatet
Meidri
F. K. Meagher
Jeaene Luts
Chas. Myers
George Abraham
Anton Schwahn
Lipp
LDD
Brant Lewis
Frank Bein Ng
Frank Lewis
Frank
Eoicornes Ich “Gaz
Asen Hardware Co
Salts Road
Ifer
Co. Rosas Ate ES Aeone
Linton
N. D
Board of County Commissioners
Emmons County
North Dakota
M. Pencess
T. P. Lee
F. J. McConville
Frank Goughnour
L. duHeaume
Jacob Schall
Fred Snyder
J. M. Melander
Vork Hioad
Rlson
J. H. Gates
Eiland
Ones Bede Ca
Benepieces
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U. S
Emmons
William Renskers
Dokisis
Andy Rodenburg
Campbell Township
Aken
Schall
Ypsilanti
Ibes
Wahpeton
Jamestown
Masonic Blue Lodge of
E. E. Ramer
A. E. Clare
J. Atlen
Harles Pierce
O. C Wennenberg
Grand Forke
Martin Sanders
Middle Grove
Here
Grand Forks
American Legion
Sanders
Underwood
Maccabees
Killdeer
Royal Arch Masons
Wilton
J. I. McGogieh
Soo
Manning
Dunn County
Alr
Fairmount
Masonic Order
Hope
Daweon
Dotson
Steele
Driscoll
Fargo
North Daota Farm Bureau Federation
Lowar
Thrard
County Commission
North
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