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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1921
Page
8
A reader summary notes that watch springs break more often in cold weather. C A Briggs notes experts link breaks to moisture, electricity, and wear. The discussion cites a moon phase effect and the need for better watch maintenance practices.
London reports say Irish peace negotiations have broken down with delegates set to return to Ireland tomorrow or Wednesday. The truce remains in effect until formal notice, and both government and Sinn Fein deny plans to end it, though imminent hostilities seem likely.
In Oconee county near Snow MILL Georgia Roy Grove and Wea Hale two Black men were seized from their homes late last night and lynched. Aaron Birdsong accused of shooting and wounding two white men was killed by eight posses.
The Supreme Court ruled that organized labor has no right to picket during a strike when it involves importuning. The decision was delivered in an appeal by the American Steel Foundry Company arising from a strike at its plant in Granite City, Illinois.
In New York on December 5 apathy marked rails and oils stocks amid strength in other sectors. Liberty Seconds and fourth four and one half, along with Victory four and three quarters, hit new high records for the year. Call money opened at five percent.
Reports show packing houses outside Chicago running short handed while most Chicago plants operate near normal. The strike by the Amalgamated Order of Butcher and Meat Cutters Union began with limited independent plants continuing to run.
President Harding told the Congressional Committee he would deliver his annual message in person tomorrow. The fiscal plan calls for curbing naval supply account spending to 150 million and channels half reimbursements to the Treasury as miscellaneous receipts. Economic restraint across departments is urged to balance receipts and expenditures for the fiscal year.
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