U S Senate explores loan plan to aid farmers
Senator Hitchcock proposes a government share in profits of Federal Reserve banks to fund loans through the land banks for farmers. The plan would provide immediate price relief with loans on crops, livestock, and warehouse receipts, six months to a year, supported by Harding while sparing Liberty Bond obligations. Senator Edge objects, insisting relief must reach all Americans.
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Hitchcock
Demebraska
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
Hitchcockould
Federal Reserve Banks
Harding
Moscow Threatens Japan with Sino Soviet Alliance
Moscow warns that the Soviet government may form a military alliance with China if Japan does not abandon its imperialistic Far Eastern policies. The official Soviet paper claims Japanese actions threaten Siberia and the Far East, urging a counter alliance to protect joint Chinese and Soviet interests.
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China
Berlin
Moscow
Moratorium Considered for Georgia Legislature Session
Governor Jersey weighs a request from Commissioner Brown for an extra legislative session to enact a 12 month stay law. The plan seeks similar laws in all cotton states to gain full effect of the measure.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Jersey
Brown
Frick Estate Pays $2 Million Inheritance Tax In Pa
Harrisburg Dec 8 The Henry Frick estate sent to the state treasury $2 000 000 inheritance tax through the register of Allegheny county In partial payment The contest stands at $37 000 000 and the payment is subject to disposition of the case
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Harrisburg
Henry Frick
Allegheny County
Tate Treasury
Lumber Prices Cut Again In Milwaukee Market
Milwaukee dealers cut lumber prices by about 11 percent in early December, lowering the total price range. The move follows a trend of price reductions as suppliers seek to stimulate demand.
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Milwaukee
Zook
Ireland unrest and casualties reported across cities
Civil disturbances in Ireland are linked to anti-government actions with 673 dead or wounded by November 27. London reports damage in Killarney and arrests of six Irish nationals in Glasgow on treason charges. UK political moves discuss a southern senate and Ulster council reforms as authorities intensify searches in London for Sinn Fein activity.
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Killarney
Ireland
Cork
Evening News
Glasgow
Sinn Fein
House of Lords
Baron Druanmore
Browne
Southern Ireland
Lord Shannon
Irish Council
Home Office
Scotland Yard
Harding to Talk in Senate on Opening Day
President elect Harding will address the Senate from the steamship Pastores near Charleston on Monday, an unprecedented move in U S legislative history. He views it as his duty as a senator to attend the opening of the congressional session and to honor his campaign pledge to bring Congress into conference on major matters.
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Charleston
S. C
Harding
United States Senate
Congress
Indictment Charges In Building Trust Case
Two indictments from the extraordinary grand jury allege conspire against John A. Philbrick masons supplies dealer and Joseph Penny secretary of the Builders' Supply bureau. The charges arise from the investigation into the building trust, with the two men named as defendants in New York.
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New York
Building Trust
John A. Philbrick
Joseph Penny
Builders’ Supply Bureau
Ambush in Youghal Leaves Policemen Wounded and Missing
Six policemen were ambushed at Youghal Ireland with one wounded and one missing. Nearby three volunteers were found dead along the road near Random.
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London
Youghal
Ireland
Five Armed Bandits Rob Ohio Bank in Daylight
In Columbus Ohio five men robbed a bank totaling about 177000 dollars during daylight. No injuries reported and authorities search for suspects as the incident unfolds in early December.
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Ohio Bank
Columbus
Austria Joins League of Nations Unanimously
Geneva reports Austria admitted by the League commission and likely to be ratified by the assembly. A note from President Wilson accepting mediation in Armenia is drafted. Wilson’s acceptance is welcomed for offering moral influence. The League also plans an Armenian army of volunteers led by Gen. Wood to assist arbitration between Armenia and Mustapha Kemal.
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Mustapha Kemal
Germany
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Congress
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Widow of MacSwiney Arrives in New York for Testimony
The Celtic brought Mrs Muriel MacSwiney widow and Miss Mary MacSwiney sister of Terence MacSwiney lord mayor of Cork who died after a hunger strike. They came to testify before the committee of one hundred in Washington assessing conditions in Ireland. Thousands greeted them as police reserves were stationed to keep order.
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Mary MacSwiney
Terence MacSwiney
Cork
Brixton Prison
London
Bandits Rob Mail Car On MT St Paul Train
Three masked robbers hijacked the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul train No 6 from Mobridge to Minneapolis. They bound three mail clerks and escaped with a registered mail pouch and other packages worth an estimated 50 000 to 75 000 dollars. The train was en route to Chicago.
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Mobridge
Minneapolis
Chicago
Sinn Fein Countess Guilty in Ireland Sedition Case
Dublin reports Countess Markiewicz Sinn Fein leader found guilty by court martial of conspiring to spread sedition and cause murder in Ireland. Sentence to be set later.
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Sinn Fein
Dublin
Markiewicz
Ireland
Governor Cox Defeats Democratic Nominee in Ohio Race
New York report notes Governor Cox of Ohio defeats Democratic nominee in a close statewide contest. Details on candidates and results follow from the Dec 6 dispatch, with emphasis on Cox's political victory.
Grain market nerves drift higher on exports and demand
Grain prices closed higher than a week ago amid heavy export sales and strong cash demand for wheat and corn. Reports note improved flour demand, a convention slogan urging large farmer stockholders to buy flour, and price moves across Chicago, Minneapolis, Kansas City, and Winnipeg. Livestock and dairy also show mixed moves with fat lambs rising and beef prices softening.
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United States Bureau of Markets
Washington
Farmers’ National Grain Dealers’ Association
Peoria
Chicago
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Winnipeg
Omaha
Timothy
Cincinnati
Apple
New York
Baldwins
O. B
Philadelphia
Boston
Public Debt Rises Over 112 Million in November
The U S treasury announced a November public debt increase of 112 646 571 bringing the gross total to 24 175 156 244 14 from 24 062 509 672 06 at the end of October. The rise reflected the 232 million issue of Treasury certificates on November 15 with maturities during the month totaling 94 million.
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Washington
Treasury
Sinn Fein Prisoners Interned In Northern Ireland
London reports the first group of Sinn Fein prisoners moved from Dublin to Ballykinler County Down under the new government plan. The exact number was not disclosed.
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Sinn
Ask More Time In Campaign Probers Continue Inquiry
Washington reports authority extends to December 6 to continue its probe into CAMs as investigators seek more time and potential leads. The article notes ongoing interviews and inquiries, with officials indicating no charges yet and the focus on campaign activities.
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Washington
Authority 4
Parable Lessons on Hidden Treasure and the Dragnet
Lesson text outlines Jesus parables from Matthew 13 44 50 explaining that salvation is a gift not bought and Christ seeks the lost. It details the field the treasure the buyer the pearls the merchant and the church plus the dragnet’s end time judgment by angels.
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Israel
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Jesus Christ
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Adam
Garden of Eden
Sea
Scouts Aid In Wreck Near Townsend
Six Knoxville boy scouts returning from camp rushed to assist passengers after a wreck near Townsend. They improvised a stretcher and carried an injured man from the wreck to another train, using a detour around the debris of a log train.
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Knoxville, Tenn
Townsend
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