Harding Opens Armament Conference at Washington
President Harding opens the armament conference in Washington, stressing U S aims to curb war making power and reduce armament while seeking international cooperation. He cites a war weary world demanding relief from debt and a better global order.
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Washington
America
United States
Pacific Ocean
Far East
Europe
Harding
United States of America
Council of Nations
Scrap notes of global facts and figures from history
A collection of fragmented statements noting numbers and comparisons: Germany’s 1,400,000 disabled soldiers, the moon as the sole satellite, India’s many large cities, U.S. savings banks holding about 6.5 billion dollars, and climate contrasts between Northern Chill and northern Brazil.
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Germany
Earth
India
United States
Brazil
Making a Burlap Storm Door Substitute
An outside door on the north or west side can vent and chill a room in severe weather. A screen door covered with two layers of burlap tacked with copper tacks provides a practical storm door substitute. Remove burlap in spring for summer use.
Texas votes for 100000 bridge bonds in Brazos County
Brazos County residents approve a $100000 bridge bond proposition in a safe majority. The survey notes a broad slate of Texas news including business permits, rail rate talks, and a wax plant expansion across six factories.
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Brazos County
Texas
Harding Proclaims End of War With Germany
President Warren G. Harding formally proclaims the end of the war between the United States and Germany. The proclamation states the war ended July 2, 1921, and announces ratification of the peace treaty signed in Berlin and exchanged November 11, 1921.
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Congress
United States of America
United States
Germany
Berlin
Warren G. Harding
Washington
Charles E. Hughes
Gulf Production No 1 Cain flows 4000 barrels at Pierce Junction
The Gulf Production Company reports its No 1 Cain well at Pierce Junction Houston began Sunday and flowed at 4000 barrels per day from 4100 feet. The discovery augurs promising crude output for the Pierce Junction area.
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Pierce Junction
Houston
Tex
Gulf Production Company
Bandits Blow Up Train in Mexico
Eighteen guards are reported killed and many wounded after bandits dynamited the payroll train on the Tampico Zaca line near Tam pico. The raid yielded 75,000 pesos and 5,000 dollars in gold for the International Petroleum Company. The gang of about thirty five also killed additional guards in pursuit. Warrants issued for an engineer thought to have helped plan the robbery.
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Duval County
Corpus Christi
Hans
Nogales
Sonora
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Tampico-Zacamixtle
Tampico
International Petroleum Company
Marines Guard Mail Trains to Curb Robberies
A thousand marines were ordered to man mail trains and trucks to stop rampant robberies and hold ups. They began duty Wednesday with orders to shoot to kill if necessary to protect the mails. The decision followed a cabinet meeting on Tuesday to stop the robberies at all costs and a corps of guards will be organized for permanent duty.
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Washington
Oil Field Extended Near Shreveport and El Dorado
Oil field extended about half a mile south by Jones and Kaemerlin's Cates well in 93-18-15. The new well yields a capacity of 5000 bar rel daily, expanding production for the Shreveport Louisiana and El Dorado Arkansas area.
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el Dorado
Ark
Jones and Kaemerlin
Cates
Mrs Gould Drops Dead on Lakewood Golf Links
Mrs George J Gould died of heart disease Sunday while playing golf with her husband on their private Lakewood New York links.
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Lakewood
N. Y
George J. Gould
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