Root urges measured disarmament talks after new administration
Eliza Root recommends delaying US disarmament discussions with other nations until after Harding takes office. She argues a general agreement is best pursued promptly once the administration is established, citing Europe’s unsettled state and diverse national concerns. Her letter was read to the House Naval Committee by Chairman Butler.
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Washington
United States
Eliza Root
International Court of Arbitration
League of Nations
Butler
House Naval Committee
Root
Harding
Europe
Mr. Root
Naval Committee
Chairwen Butler
General Pershing
Greek naval attache arrested over destroyed records
Athens on January 22 reports Commander Bouboulis the Greek naval attache in Rome was arrested on charges of destroying official documents that allegedly exposed methods compromising the Venizelos regime. He served as aide to Admiral Coundourous when the latter was minister of marine.
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Athens
Bouboulis
Rome
Pnae
Republicans to Forego Banquet for Near East Relief
Pa jan 22 (AP) The Young Men’s Republican Club of this city has unanimously decided to forgo its banquet and donate one hundred dollars of the money it would have spent to the Near East Relief fund.
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Republian
Aes
Deputies Ferreyra and Ceballos Engage in Bloodless Duel
In Buenos Aires on January 21, Anders Ferreyra and Mariano Ceballos, members of the chamber of deputies, exchanged shots with no injuries after a heated dispute over accusations against President Irigoyen and ministers alleged to profit at public expense. The duel arose from an earlier insult over government criticism.
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Buenos Aires
Anders Ferreyra
Mariano Ceballos
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber
Ferre
Ceballos
Irigoyen
Farmers Offer Surplus Corn for European and Chinese Relief
The Hoover relief commission accepts the middle west farmers surplus corn for relief aid. American Farm Bureau Federation reports funds for transport can be raised easily. A cargo of 1009 tons may ship from Tacoma in late February, with the stock available by then.
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Chicago
Middle West
Europe
China
Hoover Relief Commission
New York
American Farm Bureau Federation
J. R. Howard
Farm Federation
R. D. Hinkle
American Committee
China Famine Fund
Howard
Tacoma
Britain accuses Britain of steering Russia trade
Senator France charges the British government is influencing U S policy to avoid trading with Russia while British merchants allegedly monopolize the Russian market. He says Bolshevism is gone in Russia and warns of future U S Japan conflict, urging better U S Russia relations.
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Washington
France
Maryland
Senate Today
Russia
King
Utah
Martens
United States
Japan
American Shipping Outfit Faces Board Scrutiny
AU.S. shipping firm is called before the Shipping Board over a contract with the British government. Senators accuse the deal of harming British and American interests while the company operates fleet of government ships under a board arrangement. The matter came to light at the National Merchant Marine Association convention and in Senate Commerce hearings.
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Ae U.shin
He Afi Crontsanes Mercantile Shrine Company
Res Shipping Board
Go Eots
P. A
I. Thompson
Marine Association
Ot S Wishington
Senate Commerce Committee
Brits Mercantile Marine
Chipping Board
Franklin
John Barton Payne
Interior
Payne
Martens Leaves U S for Gothenburg After Deportation
Ludwig A. K. Martens departs New York aboard the Stockholm for Gothenburg as the United States completes its deportation order. A crowd of supporters bids farewell while Martens remarks on American policy toward Soviet Russia and thanks the nation for kindness.
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New York
Ludwig
A. K
Martens
United States
Gothenburg
Sweden
Stockholm
Department of Inbor
Department of Labor
Soviet Russia
Department of State
Europe
FEA’ 4
Svetlana
William
Reg
Ory Weinstein
Ries
Weinstein
Angist Martens
Expectation of Peete Case Rest by End of Next Week
Los Angeles January 22 District Attorney Thomas Lee Woolwing said the state would rest its case against Mrs Louise L Peete by the end of next week in the murder trial of mining promoter Jacob Denton The trial did not convene today with adjournment to Monday morning.
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Los Angeles
Louise L. Peete
Jacob
Charles Denton
Thomas Lee Woolwing
Aternoon
Idaho University manager Priest resigns effective March first
A. J. Priest graduate manager of student activities at the University of Idaho tendered his resignation today effective March 1. His duties in the student activities department will be reassigned as part of the university’s new structure.
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Moscow
Ida
A. J. Priest
Univerity of Idaho
Priest Anid
Essa
Budapest Faces Rising Suicide Crisis After World War I
In postwar Hungary Budapest sees a rise in suicide attempts amid harsh living conditions. Government and church circles launched campaigns against self destruction with a force keeping watch and intervening to prevent deaths by self harm.
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Hungary
Budapest
Jan
Mystery Surrounds Missing Child and Woman in Ellsville Case
A two year old girl and a woman reportedly abducted by a 72 year old man were found near Parsons and taken to Ellisville. The suspect claimed to be the father or guardian and said the trio faced harsh conditions as they traveled from River Home. Investigators pursue whether the girl is his daughter or a kidnapped child.
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Laurel
Ena
Sore
Ring
Wienry
Parsons
Harding Plans Six Week Florida Vacation Start
President elect Warren G. Harding arrived in St Augustine on January 22 for a six week Florida visit to seek rest from the presidency. He planned golf this afternoon and a houseboat fishing cruise for the next two weeks and said he will not attend public functions during his southern sojourn.
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St. Augustine
Fra
Harding
Florida
Oace
St. Augstine
Harding’s car window broken by small boy in Jacksonville
On January 22 in Jacksonville Florida the glass in President-elect Harding’s private car state room window was broken by a rock tossed by a small boy. The window was replaced when the train paused en route to St Augustine. Harding greeted friends on the rear platform with no crowds in the depot yard.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Harding
St. Augustine
Drive Against Leading Shares Takes Early Market Toll
A scattered report shows early declines in key shares with International Paper and Reading among top movers. Mankell Kelly Springfield Tire and other majors show mixed moves as traders watch sector leaders.
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Ebares
Oe Boyes Me
Rth
Fe General
Mankell — Kelly-Spriingfield Tire
General Ait
Seattle Man Carries Illinois Union Election
Robe i Harlin of Seattle Washington carried Illinois by 13100 votes in the United Mine Workers of America presidential election held December 24. Frank Farrington head of Illinois mine workers announced tabulation complete. John Lewis of Illinois defeated Hat in and Farrington said it was the first time a president had been elected though failing to carry his own state. Alexander Howatt of Kansas had a majority of 44000 over Vice President Murray in the Illinois vote.
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Springfield
Tils
Robe i Harlin
Seattle
Wash
Carrié Illinois
United Mine Workers of America
Frank Farrington
Illioois
Rtte
John. Lewis
Illinois
Hatin
Farrington
Alexander Howatt
Kansas
Murray
Ilnois
Murder charge against guards in lynching case
Jasper Alabama January 22 transcript of testimony prepared for Governor Kilby following the Social Frere jury inquiry into the January 14 lynching of William Baird a miner. Captain Lollar and Lieutenant McBride of Company M Alabama National Guard were court martialed as unfitted for their posts. Indictments charging murder have been returned against nine members of Company M.
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Jasper
Ala
Kilby
Social Frere
William Baird
Lollar
Lieut. McBride
Company M
Alabama National Guard
Aliens Subject of New Bills in Arkansas and Congress
A constitutional amendment bill in Congress would let Representative Hill of New York define the term alien. In Arkansas the legislature introduced a bill prohibiting aliens from owning lands in the state.
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Washington
House of Rentativa
Representative Hill
New York
Congress
Little K
Arkansas
Tn Ee House
Arizona Governor Backs Recognition of Mexican Government
Governor Thomas E. Campbell signed a memorial urging the United States to recognize the government of Mexico. He said he was strongly in favor of recognition and used his signature to publicly endorse the memorial, though not legally required.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Thomas E. Campbell
No Senate
United States
Mexico
House
Two Teams Clash As Pake Beats Holomegerer 28 to 4
Pake defeated Holomegerer in a lopsided game winning 28 to 4. The match featured strong defense from Pake and limited scoring by Holomegerer throughout the contest.
Spirits Haunt Morgue as Prohibition Raid Uncovers Loot
Prohibition agents raided a morgue tied to Jackson Harris in Chicago. In a sealed casket they found three dozen quarts of Scotch and two cases of whiskey in wall cupboards. Twenty gallons of alcohol were seized and total value was about $10. Sam Harris, an undertaker, was arrested.
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Chicago
Discoveriny Bank
Jackson & Harris
Prohi
Sam Harris
Japan Sowing Trouble Seeks Peace League Support
The Kenseikai opposition party in Tokyo passed resolutions demanding immediate Siberian evacuation universal suffrage and Japan's rights in the California question. They urged friendship with the United States as a basic policy and endorsed a league of nations along with renewal of the Anglo Japanese alliance for world peace. Viscount Kato favored the league but lamented America not joining and supported armament limits while keeping Japan’s naval program as the minimum for defense.
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Tokio
Siberia
Japan
California
Kenseikai
United States
League of Nations
Viscdent Kato
America
Nebraska’s Women Electors Trapped by Weather
Nebraska’s two women presidential electors traveling by train after abandoning a planned flight to Washington due to weather. Mrs Draper Smith 66 and Mrs H H Wheeler 55 carried the state’s vote and hoped to reach the capital in time. They expressed pride in being among the first female electors.
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Chicago
Nebraska
Washington
Des Moines
Draper Smith
H. H. Wheeler
Mret Smith
Submarine disaster near Nand's End claims crew
A naval submarine accident off Nand's End killed several officers and men aboard a vessel area reported to be about 100 miles offshore. The incident involved multiple submarines including K-4 and E-IT and was confirmed by naval records, with limited details released on the rescue effort and casualty figures.
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Nand'’s
Wisaater
Indebted Sherburne Company Faces Large Claims
The Sherburne company is owed substantial sums by multiple firms and agents. Total outstanding debts amount to about 2.409 million dollars, with broader claims totaling 960 thousand cited, and no collection actions taken yet.
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Ducia
Sherburne Coniv
Sherburne
South Dakota Bank C. Chronicle Note
Fragmentary OCR mentions a South Dakota Bank C. with unclear figures and names. includes stray words like Bed, eo, $3 and Sones ghana, lacking coherent context or dated events.
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Sones
Ghana
Sheriff Stole Turf Man's Wife In Kentucky Theft Case
In Le, Kentucky, a sheriff is accused of stealing the wife of a known turf man. The report notes ongoing tensions, and details are unclear due to damaged text but references Williams and county actions.
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le, Ky
Sven
Jeft
Oerats
Williams
Police Guard Montreal Cafes After Raids
Police guarded Montreal cafes to deter possible unrest by unemployed ex servicemen after raids yesterday. Five men suspected of fomenting trouble among the jobless were detained as every likely restaurant was guarded to prevent further disturbances.
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Montreal
Japs See California Land Law As Unfair Says Morris
Ambassador Morris told the California issue forum at the University Club that Japan and Americans in Japan fear state alien land laws will extend to personal rights. He noted Japan does not press citizenship for residents in the United States and defers to U.S. treaty provisions on immigration and property.
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California
University Club
Roland
Morria
Japan
Clared
Pe Lasaial Etek
Ponitica Sien
Morris
Baron Shidehara
Japanese Ampees
Layin
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