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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Dec 14, 1921

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Anglo Irish Pact Foment Rifts in Irish and British Debate

Dublin reports delay on ratification of the Anglo Irish agreement as the Dail Eireann plans to reconvene Thursday. In London Lloyd George faces cheers as Ulster Premier Sir James Craig resists all Ireland rule, urging a two-unit approach to governance.

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Militant women clash with miners as National Guard mobilized

In Pittsburg Kansas authorities mobilize national guard units as militant women aligned with Alexander Howatt press ahead with violent protests to stop coal mine operations. Sheriff Gould faces a siege as over 1000 women march to Central Coal and Coke No 49, with minimal violence aside from one assault.

Associated Press Pittsburg Kan national guard Alexander Howatt International Union for Gould

Foch and Vivians Sail for France

Ferdinand Foch and Rene Vivien depart New York for France amid American cheers. The French leaders, hailed for key WWI victories, receive honors including a freedom of the city parchment for Marshal Foch and a diamond brooch for Madame Foch at City Hall with Mayor Hylan present.

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Liberty Bonds On Higher Move Again

The Associated Press reports a morning stock market rise led by domestic and foreign issues including the California group. By noon, copper and affiliated shares gained while rails and industrials drew short selling due to weak public interest. Liberty Bonds resumed activity with the third four and a quarter percent repeat, and call money opened at 4 percent.

Associated Press New York California Liberty Bonds

France May Not Make Germany Pay

A French Foreign Office official told the Associated Press Paris December 14 that France would forego cash indemnity payments from Germany. He said there is broad press recognition that Germany must be aided if future indemnity payments are to come.

Paris France Germany Associated Press

Legion Men Form For Guard Duty In Pittsburgh

The Associated Press reports that in Pittsburgh Kansas a crowd of women marchers was headed toward the town and that International Miners Union official Van Butner was targeted. A detachment of American Legion men formed at a local hotel serving as headquarters for Butner to act as guards.

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Recommend 13 Rules In Report Br The Acenciated Press

A report by the dunt ingresional commission of Ag amcultural inquiry outlines 13 rules including legalization of cooperative farming combinations lowering freight rates on agricultural products and establishment of native attaches in foreign capital. The text also references a quirky dialogue about staying out of the parlor and a French custom of placing a ring under a couple s feet for luck.

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Two overshadowing issues at arms conference

Shantung and naval ratio dominate today s talks with progress seen on the 05 5 3 naval plan but Japan seeks to keep the battleship Mutsu in exchange for concessions. Delegates report mixed prospects as American, British and Japanese positions tighten around key treaty terms.

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HENRY K. C. FOX East Patrick St ALUMINUM ALLEN G. QUYNN & CQ MARKELL & FORD MULLINIX BENTZ FREDERICKTOWN SAVINGS INSTITUTION FREDERICK, MD THE STAR TONIGHT W. L. O. FISHER H. B. Warner Malone’s Jewelry Store NORTH MARKET ST Gruen Williamsonis PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS Dail Navy Ratio Militant Women Foch Vivians Sis George Ima MUTSU United States of America British Empire Patife
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