Washington Conference Wins Praise As Step Toward Peace
President Harding’s address at the armament conference drew praise from foreign statesmen while progress in limiting weapons was hailed as a major step toward universal peace. Bar on Kato and Baron Kato praised the results, Japan signaled openness, and Senator King warned of potential failures as moves to halt fortifications and suspend naval work begin.
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Married… Rhode and Hames Canaham wed at Baptist church
A Kansas editor vows to tell the truth while in hospital, a local bride named Miss Rhode weds Mr. Hames Canaham at the Baptist church. The bride is described harshly as an ordinary town girl with no cooking skill and a gatelike figure.
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Hames Canaham
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Governor Dixon aid cuts warrant debt to 1.76 million
Since April 1, 1921 Governor Dixon’s administration reduced the outstanding warrant indebtedness from 2,231,100 to 1,763,147 as of January 1 this year. State Treasurer Walker completed the tabulation at the governor’s request. The Arbuckle Fatty trial’s second proceedings ended with a hung jury after forty hours. The jury stood 10 to 2 for conviction amid two suspected “brain storms.”
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Fatty) Arbuckle
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