16 Dec 1921
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1921
Page
1
The Associated Press reports in Johnsonburg Pennsylvania that Miss Margaret Warmbrodt a 22 year old clerk was found dead in the Clarion River near town. Coroner Gleason says she was likely thrown into the river alive and her pocketbook was recovered with a small amount of money intact.
Prices edged up in late trading as call money held near yesterday's 6 percent, signaling cautious activity for the long side in stocks. Secondary equipment shares faced selling pressure while the bond market remained dull and muted amid thin turnover.
London December 16. Both Houses of Parliament ratified the Anglo Irish treaty by overwhelming majorities. The Commons voted 58 to 40 against the Unionist amendment to the address, while the Lords followed with 166 to 47 against the amendment. The vote signals acceptance of the treaty by both houses.
Kneaville Tennessee plans to run coal mines at night and during the day to increase worker safety and efficiency. The Lafollettte Conduct Trade and its employees discuss the shift changes as a cost reducing measure and to boost output at Lafollette.
Parla dispatch reports the Allod Reparations Commission will forward its reply to Germany tonight by special courier. The document acknowledges Germany’s notification of inability to meet the next installment, while the Commission preserves final decision.
Washington reports Secretary Hoover urged a one dollar per ton cut in coal freight from eastern producing districts to Atlantic ports to help American producers meet rising English coal competition. A joint session with traffic officials and producers led to a committee to investigate and report next week, with current rates around set on export paths to tidewater.
A scrambled clipping notes frequent nail robberies and cash losses, mentioning new items and daily quotients. It references Spartanburg and local notices, urging readers to report seeing the item in The News. The fragmentary text hints at promoting honesty and public awareness without clear events or dates.
Washington reports say Arthur J. Balfour indicated Britain will propose abolishing submarines and press the issue in an open conference session. French pushes for a dramatic navy expansion alarm British and American circles, risking upending the current naval reduction plan and shifting power balances worldwide.
A fragmented report outlines legal proceedings involving a defendant and proceedings around a missing or altered financial record. The text mentions officers, a Sage related figure, a Lian figure, and references to conspiratorial talk and marital outcomes in a tense courtroom context. The details are garbled and names are unclear, but the piece centers on investigations and accusations within a legal setting.
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