Disarmament Question Held Until New Administration
Associated Press reports that the fate of total or partial disarmament should be decided after Harding and his secretary of state take office. H R Root, a founder of the League of Nations international court, said no discussion with other nations should occur before the new administration informs itself and decides the best path to success.
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Hog Island Ships Final Vessel On Trial Run At Delaware Capes
Hog Island, once the world s greatest shipyard, sent its last vessel the army transport Aisne on a trial run off the Delaware capes. With delivery to the emergency fleet corporation next Thursday shipbuilding at the big plant will cease. Early next month the American International Ship Building Corporation will turn the yard over to the United States shipping board.
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Piez Denies Gillen Charges Before Shipping Board Panel
Charles Piez of Chicago former director general of the emergency fleet corporation testified before the house committee investigating shipping board operations to deny charges raised by Martin Gillen. Piez prepared a 5000 word statement. it was not read, record accepted. Separately the shipping board announced a probe of the contract between International Mercantile Marine Company and the British government to be heard next Thursday with Franklin and others invited to speak.
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Found Lost Radium Needles Found In Rubbish
Two radium needles valued at 24000 dollars were found today in rubbish at the Medical Arts building in Philadelphia. They had been missing since Wednesday when they were swept from a table in an operating room.
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Ambassador Morris Gives Japan's Views in New York
American ambassador to Japan Roland Morris spoke at the University Club noting Japanese fears that California's alien classification plan could extend to personal rights and property. He cited ongoing discussions with Baron Shidehara toward a U S Japan treaty and questioned the wisdom of classifying aliens by citizenship eligibility in wider Orient relations.
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Harding Vacation Begins Amid Florida Recreation Plan
President elect Harding arrived in St. Augustine Florida for a six week Florida vacation to unwind from the presidency. He planned to golf this afternoon and later take a house boat fishing cruise over the next two weeks as part of a recreation program arranged before the train arrived.
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Wild man sent to county poorhouse
An aged man named Albert Parsons and his wife with a two year old child were found wandering in the Leaf river bottoms near Luxam Mississippi. They had lived in a dilapidated cabin and subsisted on roots and wild game before being driven from their home by high water. They were taken to Ellisville County Poor House.
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Female Ponzi Arrest In Philadelphia Nets $2200
Philadelphia January 22 Mrs Mildred M Everett also known as Mildred Boni face described by police as a female Ponzi is under arrest on a charge of obtaining 2200 under false pretenses from Everett Marshall of Newfield New Jersey It is alleged she swindled New Jersey farmers and businessmen of about 50000 by promising fabulous returns on investments
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Shooting on street car not viewed as race clash in Muskogee
Reports of a serious incident after a negro was shot by W. M. Linn, a street car motor man, Thursday night were minimized by police who said shots fired at the car did not indicate an attempt at racial trouble. No special officers had been sworn in.
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Rich haul seized in New York jewelry theft ring
Four men and three women were arrested in New York on charges of stealing jewelry cash and Liberty bonds valued around 25000 from a Paterson New Jersey store yesterday. Police found 38 diamond rings hidden behind a radiator in the suspects' apartment.
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Corn for Starving Beings Accepted for Relief Aid
Chicago January 22 The Hoover relief committee and other relief organizations accepted the Middle West farmers offer to contribute surplus corn for relief of starving millions in Europe and China. The New York offices of the American Farm Bureau Federation reported the acceptance through which the stocks were offered.
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No Session Today in Austin as Legislature Adjourns
Austin Texas January 22 Neither branch met in regular session today with adjournment yesterday until Monday Committees of both houses will meet today to consider bills before them
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Austin
Texas
Laredo National Bank Financial Statement Card
The Laredo National Bank of Laredo Texas presents a financial statement listing capital stock surplus undivided profits net, unearned interest approx, circulation rediscounts and other liabilities. Signatories include M. W. Brennan A. L. Vidaurri and J. R. Fasnacht as assistant or assistant cashiers.
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Submarine K-5 Lost With All Hands
London January 22 British submarine K-5 under Commander John A Gaines was lost with all hands during the approaches to the English Channel as announced by the admiralty today.
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Neff dissolves pardon advisers board in Texas
Governor Pat M Neff in Austin on January 22 announced the abolition of the board of pardon advisers and called for the resignations of Fritz Smith and William Knight He also said applications for new positions on the board would be useless as none would be considered.
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Fuse Cut Sparks Bomb in Brooklyn Basement
A sputtering fuse attached to a large square bomb in a Brooklyn house under reconstruction was cut in the nick of time by Tony Franko, a night watchman. Franko was badly burned while cutting the fuse, averting a possible explosion.
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New York
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Looting Markets In Muzafarpur District India
An outbreak of looting at country markets in the Muzafarpur district of British India was officially announced. Sympathizers with the non cooperation movement are believed to be the principals or instigators.
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London
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