World News Roundup of Prominent Moves and Tragic Accidents
King George elevates cousin marquis Milford Haven to admiral on retired list. Greek advances near Angora and Angora bombed. Fire wrecks Brown House in Macon killing several. Judge Boyd voids federal child labor law as unconstitutional. Widespread fraud bust in Chicago. Worthington linked. Beaver imports, stock market turmoil, and legal notices weave through the day.
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Greensboro
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Washington and national policy items mix in broad briefing
President Uearding seeks doctors representation at a disarmament conference. The British accepted an invitation to participate in the Washington talks on armament and Far Eastern issues. Wilson is arrested in Washington for theft after a Red Cross audit shows a $14 000 shortage. Charles F. Cole is nominated U S attorney for the eastern district of Arkansas. The Winslow bill to fund railroad securities passes the House. The Fordney tax bill moves to the Senate with changes boosting the standard deduction and dependent exemptions. The Panama dispute with Costa Rica ends American tolerance and Costa Rica will take over disputed land, with a U S battalion ordered to Panama. Large food shipments to Soviet Russia are planned. The Townsend road bill passes the Senate and goes to conference.
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Ireland Dominions Plan Faces Irish Opposition and War Risk
In a tense week Ireland debates accepting Lloyd George dominion terms versus Sinn Fein rejection risking renewed conflict. Britain’s offer grants dominion status with internal control but Ulster fears, while leaders hedge on peace or war as Sinn Fein seeks settlement and Dublin faces coercion risks.
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Berlin
Germany
America
De Valera Rejects Lloyd George Offer On Ireland Status
De Valera argues Lloyd George offered no Ireland status grants and insists only the Dail Hhireann ministry is recognized by Ireland. He slams Britain for lack of principle but signals possible future talks, noting England’s partial recognition of an Irish republic. Dublin correspondents discuss potential terms to Great Britain.
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Greeks Renew Offensive Against Turkish Nationalists Near Angora
Greek forces press the offensive in Anatolia with four columns advancing toward Angora the Kemalist capital while a fifth heads toward Ismid. Reports say the nationalists may be abandoning Angora and the Turks resist at Gordium near the Pursak and Sakaria rivers, a site linked to ancient Alexander the Great.
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Bolsheviks balk at relief workers limit as famine worsens
Litvinoff and Brown clash over allowed relief workers in Soviet Russia. Bolsheviks demand control to expel or limit foreign staff, while famine and disease rage in Volga valley and southern Russia. Decree ends prohibition, allows 14 percent alcohol beverages. Lenin and Trotzky retreat from harsh stance.
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China Accepts Disarmament Conference Invitation
China has cordially accepted the invitation to the disarmament conference in Washington. Japan's note of acceptance is prepared for cabinet approval in Tokyo and asks limits on topics. France’s acceptance, a formality, arrived early in the week with Premier Briand’s assurance.
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Lenglen Retires in National Championship Match
Suzanne Lenglen quits after a severe cough during a match against American champion Mrs Mallory at Forest Hills. Mallory won the first set and two points of the second before Lenglen shed tears and defaulted. A rematch is anticipated upon Lenglen’s return home.
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Ruth and Boaz joke falls flat on sports‑minded husband
A tired wife recalls a Bible joke about Ruth and Boaz to tease her husband who reads the sports page. He misreads Ruth as Babe Ruth and jokes about Babe Ruth in the field, leaving her sighing over his deafness to the Bible reference.
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New York Sun
Aspirin Safety Alert Featuring Bayer Name
The notice warns that genuine Aspirin comes only with Bayer on the package or tablets and has been proven safe for twenty one years. It urges usage strictly as labeled for colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism and other pains with Bayer tablets sold in small tin boxes or larger packages by druggists.
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Atomized Coal Fuel Use Draws International Reports
About fifteen million tons of coal burn as atomized fuel in the United States each year. British and Canadian governments have recently issued extensive reports on the use of this fuel type in the United States.
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Ad Spot Promotes Red Cross Ball Blue Bleaching Power
An advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue for keeping cloths and towels white until worn out, claiming spotless results and lasting brightness.
New Jersey Magistrate Fines Hugging Driver
A New Jersey magistrate fined a man for hugging a girl while driving. The incident illustrates safety concerns and moral policing in traffic behavior as reported by the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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