Disarmament Debate Highlights U S Naval Power Claims
Secretary Daniels told the House Naval Affairs Committee that the United States holds a growing sea power lead. Gen Tasker Bliss urged quick, public discussion of arms reduction, citing American strength and the need for global agreement.
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Washington
United States
House Naval Committee
Tasker H. Bliss
Supreme War Council
Paris
Gen
Daniels
House
Naval Affairs Committee
Japan
Great Britain
Ice famine hits Iceland threatens herring harvest
Cablegrams from Reykjavik report an unprecedented ice shortage in Iceland. The mild winter and lack of local supply have left Iceland relying on Norway for ice shipments to prevent putrefaction of the herring harvest.
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London
Iceland
Reykjavik
Norway
Flour Mills Revenue Report From Ottawa January 15 Major Figures
Ottawa reports a figure of 76,000 dollars on flour mills revenue dated January 15. The record mentions Canada and flour mills, indicating a significant production or trade figure for that period.
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Canada
Flour Mills
Ottawa
Prohibition Law Urged to Aid U S Passenger Liners
Washington January 14 steamship officials urged the House Judiciary Committee to amend the prohibition enforcement act to allow American passenger liners to carry and sell liquor in foreign waters outside the three mile limit. They warned current restrictions push travel to foreign ships and threaten U S fleets with withdrawal.
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Washington
United States
House Judiciary Committee
Edmonds
Pennsylvania
Igoe
Dem
Missouri
Mr. Edmonds
Alfred G. Smith
New York and Cuba
Farmers to Feed Starving World With Free Grain
President J R Howard of the American Farm Bureau says 1,500,000 farmers in 37 states authorize offering enough U S corn to feed famine victims in Europe China Armenia. Offer contingent on transportation by nonproducers and not fund relief with received funds.
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Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
Europe
China
Armenia
J. R. Howard
American Farm Bureau
Ilinois Agricultural Association
National Association
United States
Mr. Howard
America
Great Corn Belt
Langdon shot in Vladivostok incident reported
Rear Admiral Gleaves releases official report stating Lieut. W. H. Langdon of the American cruiser Albany was shot in the back by a Japanese sentry at Vladivostok. The Japanese account alleges Langdon fired first and was shot after returning fire.
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Washington
W. H. Langdon
Albany
Vladivostok
Gleaves
Asiatic Fleet
Leutenant
Cork Mayor in Defense of Political Refugee Claim
Donald O Callaghan lord mayor of Cork asserts rights as a political refugee after entering the United States as a stowaway without a passport. His case, tied to State and Labor department disagreements, is before President Wilson for final decision. Judge Lawless presented the claim to Secretary Wilson at the Labor department.
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Washington
Donald O’callaghan
Cork
Wilson
Labor Departments
Labor Department
Judge Lawless
O’callaghan
Four registered mail sacks vanish in Mount Vernon money drop
Four sacks of registered mail arrived from St Louis via the Louisville and Nashville railroad at Mount Vernon Illinois disappeared. One sack reportedly contained $80 000 for Franklin county coal mine payrolls. Value of the other three sacks not available.
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Mount Vernon
Ill
Franklin County
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
St. Louis
U S Weekly Market Report grain and dairy trends
Week ending January 13 shows a steady rise in wheat on strong export demand and better sentiment, with Chicago March wheat near the high for months at $1.8444 and May at $1.7055. Hay, fruit and vegetables, dairy and live stock markets show mixed to weaker conditions with slight improvements in cheese and butter but overall dull demand in many regions.
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U.S. Bureau OF Markets
Washington
Sterling Exchange
Chicago
Minneapolis
Kansas
Nebraska
Argentina
Kansas City
Winnipeg
T.c
New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
York
Northwestern
New York City
Boston
Wisconsin
Per Capita Money Circulation Rises in 1921
Washington data show overall money in circulation reached 6.34 billion dollars on January 1, up from 5.96 billion a year earlier. Per capita circulation rose to 59.12 dollars from 55.89 dollars. increase is 3.23 dollars.
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Treasury
Washington
Balloonists back in N Y after Arctic flight
Lieutenants Kloor Farrell and Hinton, naval balloonists, arrived at the Pennsylvania railroad station in New York exactly a month after landing near Moose Factory Ontario following a balloon flight from Rockaway naval air station.
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New York
Kloor
Farrell and Hinton
Pennsylvania Railroad Station
Moose Factory
Ontario
Rockaway Naval Air Station
Dr Carl Muth Sr. Dies in Sheboygan Michigan
Sheboygan Michigan January 17 news reports the death of Dr Carl Muth Sr a prominent physician and surgeon long a leading figure in the city obituary notes his death after many years of practice and service in the community.
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Carl Muth
Sheboygan, Mich
Continental Motors resumes work in Muskegon area
The Continental Motor corporation resumed operation with several hundred men in Muskegon Michigan on January 17. Other industries in the area plan to resume work in a few days with small forces which will be gradually increased.
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Muskegon, Mich
Continental Motor Corporation
U S Protest to Japan Over Vladivostok Shooting Incident
The United States government has followed up its note of protest to Japan, demanding a rectification for the shooting of Treut at Vladivostok by a Japanese gentry. Washington reports indicate firm action and ongoing diplomatic efforts.
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Japan
Washington
United States
Treut
Langdon
Vladivostok
Montenegrins clash with Serbians on frontier
One hundred twenty people killed as Montenegrins and Serbians clash along the old frontier. Dispatch reports Montenegrins attacked but were repulsed by Serbian forces.
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London
Sugar Price Cut Announcement by Arbuckle and National Sugar
New York January 17 Arbuckle Brothers and the American Sugar Refining Company with the National Sugar Refining Company announce a wholesale price reduction for refined sugar from 80 to 75 cents per pound.
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New York
Arbuckle Brothers
American Sugar’ Refining Company
National Sugar Refining Company
The Varied Activities of Faith
A study of religious life and practice featuring the Moody Bible Institute in Chicago. The article outlines diverse faith based activities led by a teacher of Bible Doctrine exploring how belief shapes daily conduct and community life.
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Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Door of Faith and Paul’s Great Conversion
A sermonian reflection on Paul the Apostle and the conversion of Saul of Tarsus. Faith as the door to salvation, the continuous Christian life, and the role of faith in entering God’s kingdom are explored with references to Acts 14 27 Galatians 2 20 and 1 Timothy 6 12. The preacher emphasizes the need for the church to restore belief in the door of faith and the power of God.
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Christ
Saul
Tarsus
Paul
Apostle
Antioch
Cyprus
Asian Minor
Church of God
God
Timothy
Satan
Be Swift to Love Be Swift to Love Quote
Be swift to love and make haste to be kind as life is short and we should gladden the hearts of those traveling the dark journey with us. The words urge timely affection rather than waiting for illness or death to prompt care.
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A. F. Amiel
God Gifts and the Will in Spiritual Life
A reflective religious note on how humans resist surrender to God and the need to align will with divine purpose, urging humility and faith as the path to personal transformation.
A Tonic Makes You Feel Fine
Thos J Mulberry of Detroit reports recovery after stomach trouble with Earle's Hypo-Cod, praising its rapid effect and urging others to try it. The ad claims thousands benefited, notes winter fortification, and invites readers to read the formula at their drugstore.
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Warle
Thos
J. Mulberry
St. Detroit
Mich
The Grand Pine Remedy Ad Lets Cough Sufferers Try It
If you have a cough or cold try Grando Pine a home remedy two items sugar and three ounce bottle making a full pint. It relieves coughs colds hoarseness throat tickle croup and bronchial trouble quickly and safely. Directions with each bottle. Send to The Grand Aid Co Fort Wayne Ind for purchase.
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Grando Pine
Grand- Aid Co
Fort Weyne
Ind
Ady
Eccentric Individuals Appear on Busy Streetcar
A city streetcar report notes eccentric passengers drawing little notice amid routine transit.
Why Druggists Recommend Swamp Root
Drugstore advertising extols Dr Kilmer swamps root as a kidney liver and bladder medicine. It claims a physician prescription strength and long proven record with many friends. Offers sample bottle for ten cents and urges readers to mention the paper.
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Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Hall's Catarrh Medicine and its claimed benefits
An ad-like note promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a tonic and blood purifier. It claims catarrh worsens with poor health and improves when constitution improves, urging readers to obtain a circular and sample via a postal card to Garfield Tea Co and listing Toledo Ohio as a contact point.
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Hall
Cheney
Toledo
Ohio
Garfield 1 Tea. Co
Brooklyn
N. Y
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Critain
NAVY
Daniele
House Naval Affairs’ Committee
Peter Norbeck
South Dakota
United States Senate
U. S
Prohibitionisto
Producers’ Organization
Betty C. Werner
Miss Getty
Cecilia Werner
U. S. Navy
U. S. Weekly Market Report
Farrell
Hinton
City
Canadian Wilds
Clara
Young
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