13 Jan 1922
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1922
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR shows state owned mortgages and judgments, lawful money reserve in bank, currency and national bank notes totaling 2,938,502.00, gold coin 4,925.00, silver coin 1,964.05, and various sums including 166,000.00 and 150,000.00.
Henry Ford declares that spending money for political office has come to pass and says the people will not forgive those who aid it. He remarks the decision will be made by Senators who run for office this fall. The Associated Press report from Washington notes Senate action yesterday on Truman H Newberry.
William Henry, 60, shot his wife and then killed himself at Fox Keene's country place near Baltimore County where he worked as an horse trainer. Coroner's inquest reports a death pact and notes the couple had been despondent. extraneous text in source omitted.
President Millerand ordered M. Sarraut to remain head of the French delegation through the Washington conference. A cable from the French ambassador in London confirms the instruction, with Cannes noting a provisional delay for Germany on reparations.
The market firmed in early trading supported by strong demand for high grade rails led by Transcontinental and Georgia Granger. Low priced rails slipped. Call money opened at 9 1/2 percent as buyers showed appetite for week ahead.
A promotional note touts Dr Discovery as a quick remedy for coughs and colds, encouraging readers to avoid lingering illness by using this medicine. It emphasizes ease of use and effectiveness as a rowed preventive measure.
Arrests reported in Baltimore involving 14 Express Co employees. Investigators allege organized theft and security breaches, with drivers implicated in a scheme to steal from shipments. Police say the ring operated across multiple routes, prompting company cooperation and legal action.
The United States trade balance for December fell by about one billion dollars as exports decreased and imports rose, according to foreign trade statistics released today by the Commerce Department. The decline is attributed to weaker commodity prices and lower demand, with the drop offset by heightened import costs and a softer export market.
Riots in India as Wales arrives, accompanied by tense scenes and several casualties. Police intervened with armored vehicles as the crowd clashed with security forces amid a strained atmosphere during the arrival event.
Georges Carpentier, who defeated georgio “George”och of Australia last night, wants a meeting with champion Jack Dempsey. The Vesapale Press reports the London crowd aroused by the win and Carpentier’s manager Francois Deacamps expressed pursuit of the title bout.
A Belfast shooting left one man dead and another wounded as authorities investigated the assault. Police cautioned the public amid the night’s violence and urged witnesses to come forward.
Agence France Presse dispatch from Cannes reports the Genoa economic conference sent forward a plan to widen participation. The Allied Supreme Council urged that the United States and other major nations each send at least three delegates and a core group of five delegates, with two delegates for smaller nations, as the provisional meeting proceeds.
A federal receiver was appointed for the Sugar Products Company, a subsidiary of United States Products Co. Liabilities exceed 5 million dollars, per a complaint by Inter-Ocean. George O. Palmer, president of Wood Products Corporation, states winding up the Sugar Products Company will not affect the United States Food Products Corporation or its subsidiaries.
Washington January 13. The French government cabled Henry Ford asking if he would consider purchasing the French battleships. Ford replied that unless he could buy the entire French navy he would not be interested in job lots. No reply had been received.
A cave-in at the Gle Aiden Coal Co mine in Minooka, just south of Scranton, traps about 70 workers with reports that 20 are dead and several others killed. Rescue efforts continue as authorities confirm many are entombed and others escaped.
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