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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1920

Page

14

Harding Speaks at Elk's Memorial Service in Exford

In Exford Virginia the National Home Lodge of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks hosts the annual memorial service joined by Senator Harding. He urges charity, fraternity and brotherly love as a tribute to Warren G. Harding and the memory of Stowe and Wardell. A 10,000-strong crowd attends as a special train from Marion delivers the president-elect.

Boyden R. Sparkes Exford Georghe Arten O. Hurdins National Home Lodge The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Rome United States Savion Ohio Terre M Howe Warren G. Hagdin Thin Synator Blue Ridge Mountains Jmental Marion War USC Hemelodise Opennain Senetar Mardeisteran Clav Hortawal Fife Stowe Setford Marion Val Ted Hardn Stawe Honey Stowe Senate Harding Lown Amini Cup Old Main Jim Sikdom

Pearl Necklaces and a Call to Kindness in Word and Action

A promotional piece from Tiffany & Co and Prt Avenuz & 377 Street extols pearls and necklaces while sharing anecdotes about the power of a kind word. It argues human interest words inspire hope, courage, and fellowship, citing personal stories of transformation prompted by simple gestures.

Turkish Nationals Begin Peace Parle With Armenians

Armenia and Turkish nationalists hold peace talks at Alexandropol amid reports of armistice terms. Armenian envoy Aharoniin says Armenia remains nationalist not Soviet, while discussions in Geneva aim to involve Armenia in League of Nations work and technical commissions. Skepticism at Angora over U S mediation and Moscow influence grows as military moves continue in Asia Minor.

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Harding to Make Brief Farewell Speech to Senate

President elect Harding arrives in Washington hours before his speech plan. Travelers applaud as trains bring crowds. Mrs Harding and Senators New and McLean accompany him to the Capitol. He is expected to depart soon for the Panama Canal Zone after a short stay in Washington.

Harding Senate Washington Panama Canal Zone Peer Thana Senator New Ho MeLean Rome Suurban

County GOP studies voting machine use for next election

The Hrega County Republican Committee led by Richard Wo Lawrence has formed a study panel to assess the feasibility of equipping the county with voting machines. The group will report by December 14 and weighs cost against print and labor savings.

Ican Gronx County Richard Wo Lawrence Bronix County Republican Committee Wba

Bugler Drowned in Gale Off Cape Plat

A sailor aboard the battleship New York, William Northimp, a bugler of Division 69, was swept overboard and drowned Friday during a gale off Cape Plat. A comrade attempted rescue but failed as the boy disappeared beneath mountainous seas. Mrs Cini New York City, mother, identifies the deceased.

Dixnateh Seattle Willian Northimp Bagier New York Division 69 Pacific Cape Plat Corti Vilor Cini New York Cits

Congress to Convene at Noon Today

Congress prepares a heavy agenda with debates over budget cuts, emergency measures, and tax revisions. Leaders anticipate swift action on appropriation bills, immigration policy, and tariff reform while weighing changes to representation based on the census.

Congress

Wilson Not Expected to Appear Before Congress

Wilson not expected to appear before Congress as doctors report ongoing health issues. A daily motor ride precedes a planned message to Congress focused on domestic concerns, while delegates from both Senate and House prepare to visit the White House. Aims regarding the League of Nations are downplayed, with emphasis on internal matters.

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General Bullard Injured by Golf Ball Rebound at Governor's Island

General Robert La Bu of the Bast was struck in the eye by a golf ball rebounding into a moat at Governor's Island. Soldiers rushed him to the post hospital where treatment was given and doctors ordered rest. eyesight preservation described as possible.

Governor’s Island Robert la Bu Department of the Bast Governor's Island Governon Bullard

Socialists Meet at Berne In Conference With Delegates Yet Arrived

The International Conference of Socialist Parties of the World met in Berne on the call of the German Independent Socialists and Swiss Social Democrats though many delegates had not yet arrived. Figures named include Arthur Crispien August Silfeninge and others from Germany France Italy Britain and the United States allied groups. Brazil recognizes Mexico’s Obregon government in a separate note from Rio de Janeiro dated December 5.

U.S Berne Socialist Parties of the World Arthur Crispien August Silfendinge & Afeld Vere Represorge Aettin Driect Juan Lennae Il Faure Independent Labor Party Enghand Richard Walchead Prasels Dulitism Ematynel Shindell Social Demoraliy Labor Party Julius Marto Menyiki Minurite United States

Argentina Seen As Berlin Ally In Diplomatic Talks

Diplomats view Argentina as an ally of Berlin during a tense session. Argentina’s delegates were not extended an invitation to a key meeting, while talks focused on amendments to the covenant and Argentina’s withdrawal, with Canada and Britain pushing for synchronized consideration of proposed changes.

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Striking Article Hints at United States Policy Shift

A garbled clipping references a prominent policy stance and the idea of a national barrier. It mentions leadership, international approach, and a call to endure or pursue concrete limits. The fragment suggests debate over security and governance without clear specifics.

Finland to Oppose Article in League Debates

A bar rate dispute ends with Finland stating it will oppose any article proposed to be gifted to the League. Officials indicate the move stems from deletion announcements and ongoing negotiations.

Barrike

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