Progress Slow and Hope Rises in Washington Armament Talks
A year end overview notes slow progress worldwide, with the Washington Conference on Armament Limitation offering hope. It highlights hopes to end wars and curb European turmoil, while Versailles treaty enforcement causes friction among new and old nations. Germany struggles with war indemnity and currency collapse as Ireland achieves Free State status after talks with Sinn Fein.
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America
Europe
Russia
United States
Washington
Far East
Germany
Areratane
Sinn Fein
Irish Free State
League of Nations year in review tests postwar world
The League operated without U S backing referrring amendments in Paris on February 21. Wilson protested Japan's Yap mandate and sought U S input on former German colonies while Hughes stressed American restraint. Greece fought Turkish nationalists in Anatolia with mediation offered but declined. A series of treaties with Austria Germany and Hungary followed. A Washington conference opened November 12 with a naval arms plan leading to a four power pact and open door for China while China and Japan settled Shandong terms. President Harding proposed repeated conferences to form an association of nations beyond the League.
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League of Nations
United States
Paris
Wilson
Council of Ambassadors
Reparations Commission
League Council
Yap
Japan
America
Council
Hughes
France
Italy
Germany
Austria
Latvia
Esthenia
Berlin
Duis
Poland
Anatolia
Greece
Great Britain
Hungary
China
Belgium
Holland
Portugal
Far East
Western Pacific
Pacific
Oriental Republic
Shantung Province
Europe
Briand
Russia
Harding
Association of Nations
Washington
Guerrilla Warfare in Ireland Escalates in year's first half
British forces and Irish republicans battle on in Ireland with daily killings and reprisals from Sinn Fein and British troops. Reports mention executions of prisoners linked to killings and rising tensions across communities amid ongoing violence in the region.
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Ireland
Sinn Peiners
Vidione
Lord Talbot
Ef ‘Ts of Lara
Northern Ireland
Liquid Borozone heals wounds and burns quick
A modern discovery promises rapid Quid healing for flesh wounds cuts and burns with a clear colorless liquid named Borozone. The advertisement lists prices of 30c 0c and 1 20 and notes it treats bruises sores and scalds sold by A H Kende.
Kidney health plea from Oxford neighbor buyers Doans ad
Worn nerves and kidney weakness prompt Mrs. W A Scarborough of Depot St Oxford to endorse Doan’s Kidney Pills. She says after sickness left her kidneys disordered her back ached and nerves unsettled, but a box or two cured her and she has not been bothered since. 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.
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W. A. Scarborough
Depot St
Oxford
Dean
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Mfrs
Buffalo
N. Y
KINGDOM NEWS NOTES COMMUNITY LIFE AND SPORTS
Our school progresses under Mr E E Sanders and Miss Nola Denton. Mrs Cliff Franklin is ill and friends wish her a speedy recovery. Jeff Ashley and Sue Lusk plan to wed December 22. Community members return home for Christmas holidays. Women’s Missionary Society organized and active. Sunday school continues despite weather. Toy Deriten welcomed a baby girl on December 18. Basketball team wins over Cornish for eleventh straight victory. prepares for county matchup.
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E. E. Sanders
Nola Denton
Cliff Franklin
Jeff Ashley
Sue Lusk
Womans Missionary Society
Toy Deriten
Cornish
College Bill Dotts and Holiday Visits Spotted in College Hill
A parade of local residents from College Hill head home or visit relatives for holidays. Arthur Frierson and others travel to Rienzi McComb Memphis Woodson Ridge and Abbeville while Misses Dunlap Johnson Pettis and Frierson neighbor families gather for Christmas. A Mathis reunion brings together kin from Yocona Renzi Fairfax Gomez Oxford and Gomez with notes on local commerce and medicinal advert.
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Arthur Frierson
College Hill
Rienzi
Myra
Willie Webb Dunlap
College Hil
Roy Simmons
Roy, Jr
McComb
Harry Kimmons
James Dunalp
Memphis
Memphis, Tenn., Spent the Week With His Parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Dunlap
Edgar Johnson
Senatoris
May Johnson
Woodson Ridge
Sid Johnson
Levi Pettis
William and
Luckey Pettis
Jackson
Mississippi College
Watt Pettis
Fannie Mae Durap
Nina Mathis
Wood B. Hall
Yoconan
Miss
Edwin Hannell
Renzi
Buford Mathis
Scott Mathis
Fairfax
Okla
Ethel Mathis
Oxford
Harper Mathis
Gomez
Rub My Tism Advertises Antiseptic Pain Killer
An old advertisement touts Rub My Tism as an antiseptic and pain killer for infected sores tetter sprains neuralgia rheumatism and related ailments.
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Detroit
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Wilfred Golloday
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Ment
Kingdom
Mathis Reunion
R. R. Chilton & Co
Hartsfield
Lafayette County
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