MacIntyre Wins Mayoral Race. Old Aldermen Re-elect
In a decisive city election, H. J. MacIntyre is elected mayor while seven of the existing aldermen secure re-election. Milner Smith wins the clerk’s post with 704 votes to George M. Smith’s 144, and Chief Milton holds the police helm against Braswell and Rehberg. Lead by Harry Martin for Sexton, the ticket totals 864 votes for Sexton and 852 for the school board, with 819 for Treasurer J. W. H. Mitchell.
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E. Milner Smith
George M. Smith
H. W. Hopkins
W. A. Wheeler
Harry Martin
Sexton
H. J. MacIntyre
HE. Milner Smith
A. B. Milton
B. H. Wright
H. B. Fuller
W. E. Beverly
F. B. Harris
A. McDougald
E. E. Mack
B. F. Herring
City Hall
Board of Aldermen
Messrs. W. A. Wheeler
Macintyre
Mr. Amason
Milner Smith
Smith
Milton
Braswell
Court House
Mr.Rehberg
Rehberg
J. W. H. Mitchell
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Top Hall House
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F. B. Harris Wees
A. McDougaldene
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Roy Smith
A. D. Little Eevee
R. G. Mays
H. Rockwell
New York
New Jersey
Enright
Peanut growers press Fordney tariff bill support
Delegations from Virginia and North Carolina peanut growers and millers arrive in Washington to urge Southern senators and representatives to back the Fordney Emergency Tariff Bill provisions imposing a peanut tariff.
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Ers and Millers
Virginia
North Carolina
Washington
Fordney
Fiume Blockade Begun by Land and Sea
Italian government forces under Gen. Caviglia and Admiral Millo have established a closed blockade of Fiume and nearby islands Arbe San Marcos and Veglia. The siege follows d Annunzios resistance to the Rapallo treaty, with decisive gravity reported as Udine notes Fiume being besieged.
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Associated Press
London
Caviglia
Millo
Fiume
Arbe
San Marcos
Veglia
d’Annunzio
Rapallo
Two Billion Lowned Ov Crops Reported by Fed Banks
Washington federal reserve figures show nearly two billion dollars worth of paper based on farm product production and sales rediscounted by the Fed banks this year. Gov Harding testifies to the Senate agriculture committee with 1919 and 1920 district estimates.
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Harding
Federal Reserve Board
Senate
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Federal Reserve Banks
Senate Agriculture Committee
League progress hinges on global membership says Lloyd George
Lloyd George told a Commons luncheon for British and Dominion delegates to Geneva that the League of Nations cannot progress without full national representation. He expressed hope the United States will join, calling it essential.
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Associated Press
London
Lloyd George
League of Nations Assembly
Geneva
United States
Colby assures Brazil of U S friendship visit
Bainbridge Colby United States Secretary of State told Rio de Janeiro that his Brazil trip aimed to return President Pessoa’s visit to the United States. He said he came to convey American admiration for Brazil’s progress and noted the long cordial relations between the nations.
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Associated Press
Rio de Janiero
Bainbridge Colby
Brazil
United States
Pessoa
President to accompany Harding on inauguration day
Washington report says the President will escort President-elect Harding from the White House to the Capitol on March fourth and return for luncheon, then retire to his H Street home. Secretary Tumulty noted the President’s spirits have improved since illness.
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Wilson
White House
Capitol
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Harding
Tumulty
H. Street
Wall Street Firm Foster and Lounsbery Fails
The brokerage firm Foster and Lounsbery, active in vanadium steel, collapsed shortly after the opening of the Stock Exchange. A long-standing member for nearly twenty years, the failure surprised financial circles and was considered a major event in today’s market activity.
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Foster and Lounsbery
Associated Press
New York
The
Stock Exchange
Exchange
Hundreds Die in Russian Train Wreck Near Petrograd
A Central News dispatch reports hundreds killed and injured in a railway accident near Petrograd. The cause is not yet confirmed, but overcrowding on the train is blamed. details are scarce.
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Associated Press
London
Central News
Helsingfors
Petrograd
President Goes Window Shopping on F Street
In Washington D C the President and his wife toured F Street in an open car. They viewed Christmas crowds and decorative windows along the capital’s main shopping artery. Few in the rushing crowds recognized the chief executive.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
F. Street
Bitter fight on emergency tariff bill in House
Washington December 22. The House opened debate on an emergency tariff bill under a three hour limit amid a bitter fight forecast by Associated Press.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
House
Shipping Board Rejects Coal Bids
Washington D C Dec 22 The Shipping Board announced bids for furnishing the year's supply of bunker coal for American ships at Atlantic and Gulf ports have been rejected.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Atlantic
Gulf Ports
The
Shipping Board
German reparations plan debated at Brussels conference
Brussels experts wrestle withGermany’s demand for one hundred billion marks in gold while proposing payment in goods. In Macon Georgia, Fred Shepard death case ends in acquittal for the widow and three others as Judge Matthews finds no solid link to poisoning.
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Associated Presa
Brussels
Germany
Financial conference adjourns to January third
Brussels December 22 The second financial conference on German reparations adjourned at noon today until January third.
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Brussels
Babies Sold in Salt Lake City Report Urges Action
Salt Lake City judge Hugo Anderson in a biennial juvenile court report to the Governor declares that hundreds of babies are sold in Salt Lake City each year and urges legislation to end the traffic.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake
Utah
Salt Lake City
Hugo Anderson
Wire Troubles Delay Paper Edition
Western Union service was delayed over two hours today causing late editions. Wire trouble originated north of Thomasville with reports of heavy rain, preventing full service and resulting in partial publication.
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Western Union
Thomasville
Four Defendants Face Key Day in Shepard Poison Plot Case
In Macon Georgia on December 22 Mrs Ioma Henry cried lies as S A Nunn outlined the state case against four defendants Mrs F B Elmer Mrs Annie Cutts Mrs Ioma Henry and Ernest Hopson at the final day of a preliminary investigation into the death of Fred D Shepard The court recessed then reconvened to hear final arguments and a ruling from Judge Mathews is expected shortly
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Nunn
Fred D. Shepard
Ioma Henry
Mathews
F. B. Elmer
Annie Cutts
Ernest Hopson
Shepard
Duncan and Nunn
Perry
Henry Mr. Nunn
Hopson
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Richmond
Atlanta
Colby
U. S
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Miller
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Jersey City
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Matthews
Elmer
Pauline Elmer
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