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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1921
Page
10
In Washington several observers praised the appearance of the French delegation’s female secretaries. Among them Mie Suzanne Huenne stands out as secretary to Edouard Carteron, assistant chief of the ministry of foreign affairs.
President Harding says the present time is not opportune for Irish independence discussions. George B. Christian to Senator Pomerene notes the president would welcome a future reception for Ohioan delegates seeking an Irish independence petition. Also: Peter Murray, Beaver Meadow school director, injured when his gun discharged as his dog tripped the trigger, blowing off the tip of his right shoe and damaging his second toe.
Washington dispatch reports all available army motor vehicles will be loaned to the post office department to move the heavy Christmas mails. War Secretary Weeks directed corps area commanders to hold surplus vehicles for area coordinators during the Christmas holidays.
A London conference on Ireland reports Sinn Fein delegation will inform Lloyd George within 24 hours. Key participants include Lloyd George Austen Chamberlain Birkenhead and Churchill for the government. Sinn Fein members Griffith Colling and Barton. Talks hint at renewed hostilities and consider drastic measures including martial law or a strict economic blockade of Ireland.
Two men were hired and eight others wounded in a village shoe-shine parlor fight on Main Street. Edward Dull was killed and AL Metarret, proprietor, shot dead. Sheriff’s posse arrested three in Kane. Dispute reportedly over a demanded debt sparked the clash.
A mob fatally harmed three Black residents near Snoie Mil in Oconee County after accusations they aided Birdsong in a contest. Aaron Birdsong was struck and fatally injured by a posse. four white men suffered minor injuries as the situation unfolded. The incident began when farmer Lovhis refused Birdsong a loan of nine dollars.
Two armed bandits robbed Bertig Guwitzman's jewelry store on Market Street. They seized jewelry valued at 4300 dollars and 3400 dollars in cash, carrying their haul out without attracting attention.
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