12 Jan 1922
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1922
Page
1
Ledger style bank statement from Frederick County Maryland listing liabilities and funds for a savings institution. Details include weekly deposits, surplus, profits, interest, amounts due to other banks, dividends, and deposits subject to check. Signed by J Marshall Miller, secretary, sworn before Notary Thomas A Chapline on January 6, 3922.
The report recounts Premier Briand of France resigning amid a Washington conference that left observers demoralized. A severe northeastern storm previously battered the U.S. East Coast, now centered over southeastern Maine, with cold wave warnings across parts of New England and New York.
Ritchie Better shows continued improvement according to an Associated Press report from Annapolis. A morning statement from the executive offices says he had another restful night and remains under careful observation.
Advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a liver stimulant to relieve indigestion and constipation. The copy touts a vegetable formula, easy digestion without cramping, and a mild, olive colored tablet available in 15 and 30 cent sizes.
The Associated Press reports in Washington that delegations from Japan and China resumed talks today on concessions related to building and railway issues in Shantung, involving Tams Tao and Tsinan along with Chinese and Japanese interests.
A damaged report shows Mrs Hardison describing extreme weakness and nervous exhaustion. She credits a treatment with seed extracts and digestive aids suggested by a druggist, asserting renewed energy to resume housework and duty.
Paris reports Briand submitted his resignation to President Miller at the Elysee after addressing the Chamber of Deputies. The entire French Cabinet also stepped down. Washington notes Briand’s fall may affect Armament Conference outcomes and the Genoa economic talks and Cannes conference implications.
London January 12 reports King George granted general amnesty for 20 political offenses in Ireland before the truce began. Prisoner releases to start at once. In Belfast three women were shot last night, one fatally, as armed men knocked at doors.
Washington report notes Senator Malis, a Republican from Ohio, proposing an amendment to the GOP bill. It argues that large campaign expenditures and secrecy undermine public policy and free suffrage. The move condemns such spending as improper and disapproved. The text reflects historical political contention surrounding the Newberry contest.
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