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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1921

Page

4

America Grants Tokio Condition At Washington Conference

Washington reports indicate progress on naval armament limits as the Big Three pursue a status quo in Pacific fortifications. Britain seeks a balance adjusting substitutions of Japanese and American ships, with China pressing to abrogate the twenty one demands and spheres of influence.

Washington State Department America Maria Colorado Delaware North Dakota Great Britain Japan United States Pacific Hawai Australia New Zealand Hughes China Dutes Far Eastern Committee Dapat Shantang Province Tokio

Man Dies After Misidentified Hit By Gunfire Incident

UE Arnold of Shamokin was arrested in a mistaken shooting case near Nanexyville. He was taken to Terses are for a hearing Friday on charges of showing a death by shooting. The victim, Bitter of Tremont, suffered a fatal wound when a blast destroyed much of his face.

Withamsport UE Arnold Shamokin Haute Cam Nanexyville Tersesare Tremont Thitzler

Hermes Named German Ambassador to Washington Contested

Berlin dispatch quotes Dane Zevune Ammaitas saying Germany plans Andreas Hermes as ambassador to Washington and that the American government has already indicated acceptance. The move has been derided by some as improper diplomacy and raises questions about representation and U.S. relations.

Allocation of 820 million for grain and food aid in famine relief

A garbled early report shows an appropriation of 820 million dollars intended to purchase grain and other food products for famine relief. Mentions Washington and a probable expert forecast, with uncertain details about the fund’s use and beneficiaries.

Washington Dee Rueda

Market Man Pitches Feet at Fifteen Cents Each

A market scene features a vendor offering baseless pigs feet at fifteen cents per foot to a shopper named Mrs New Bride who asks about price per yard, revealing humorous bargain talk at a sales frontier.

Grimoblers' day for airing harms and forgetting them

A historical note describes a half year ritual where spouses air grievances publicly in a domestic court format to resolve faults. The husband faces charges for forgetfulness or selfishness, then the wife is cross examined, with the aim of preventing small issues from hardening into serious trouble. The device was popularized by a Young couple decades ago.

Manchester Guardian

Marshal Foch Sails For France Amid New York Cheers

December 15 report from New York recounts Marshal Ferdinand Foch and Madame Vivian sailing home aboard the Parly amid public adulation. Citizens and veterans praised Foch for his WWI leadership and hailed the Washington conference. Foch waved farewell at City Hall after a public reception and a silk flag tribute from the mayor’s committee.

New York Berdinand Poch Dene Vivian Statespian France America Horizon Blue Germany Washington Coifed Canada American Legion Hytan Fis Mme Pooh Megre Brass

Confusion Over Sunday Sports Act Vote in Everett

Voters misread ballots in Everett Massachusetts on December 15 leading to initial reports that Sunday sports would be banned. Recount showed 14 041 nays were for rescinding the act, not for permitting Sunday sports, with 30 votes in favor of rescinding. The outcome stands to restrict Sunday sports.

Everett Mass Sifimany Tases

Farm Hand Gains 51 a Day From Dovora Work

Franklin Ky Dec 15 James Poteet of Simpson county Kentucky is a farm hand earning 51 a day from land he bought years ago yielding income that covers fifty days of his farm labor He works for a dollar a day board and lodging while depositing royalty checks He is married with two children and the piece ends with a domestic quip about a daughter and Willie

Franklin James Poteet Simpson County Kentucky Ana Poteet

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