Harding Wishes for World Association of Nations
A letter from the Baptist Foreign Mission Society board to President elect Harding expresses hope for the creation of an Association of Nations to promote peace on earth and goodwill. It greets Harding as the first Baptist elected president and pledges support and cooperation.
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Association of Nations
Harding
Baptist Foreign Mission Society
Cairo Youth Dies from Friday Night Dance Shooting
Raymond Walker aged about 20 died at a Cairo hospital after being shot at a dance at Lesar Carter’s home four miles away. Albert Walden claimed self defense saying the men crowded him. James Majors remained critical. Walden captured and jailed.
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Lesar Carter
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Former Tho Le Man Defendant in Suit
Salim K. Seergy filed suit in City Court of Savannah seeking damages of 20 000 against Homer F Geiger former Masury Hotel proprietor for eviction from properties at 113 and 115 East Broughton Street with goods removed windows torn and stock exposed The filing lists actual losses 4 995 26 and requests 20 000 punitive damages The case set for January 3 in City Court
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Homer F. Geiger
R. L. Colding
Paul Fusiilo
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Homer F. Geizer
Minnie Geiger
Rockefeller Faces Income Tax Suit For $292,678
New York undecided on case as government sues John D. Rockefeller for 292,678 alleging his income tax report was incorrect misleading and false. Rockefeller is away in the South and his representatives issued a statement.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller
Japanese Brutalities Reported by Korean Commission
Washington dispatch says the Korean commission released a statement accusing Japanese military authorities of frightful deeds in Korea. The report cites authentic Manchuria reports claiming thirty two villages burned, all males killed in a district, and a massacre of 145 peaceful inhabitants in one town with a house set ablaze containing women and children.
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Washington, D. C
Belgium
Manchuria
Hun Chun
D'ANNUNZIO DECLARES WAR ON ITALY AT FIUME
Rome reports that Gabriele d'Annunzio proclaims a war state between his Fiume government and Italy and bans residents from leaving the city. Roads and railways are torn up, wires cut, and cavalry patrols guard key points as both sides issue manifestoes and appeals.
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Gabriele d’Annunzio
Fiume
Italy
Rome
Exchange Telegraph
d’Annunzio
Caviglia
Republicans Oppose Road Construction Delay in Committee
Washington December 22 Congressmen clash over federal aid to states for road building. Larsen DHA Georgia district says Republicans block action, proposing January 25 report date while Democrats push January 10. Committee deadlock leaves fate of a multiyear program in doubt.
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Washington ,D .C
W. W. Larsen
Georgia
House Committee On Roads
Larsen
Representative Dunn
New York
Tariff Bill Sparks House Debate Amid High Price Claims
The House battle over a new tariff bill pits 72 Democrats and 14 Republicans against the measure, with Rainey leading opposition. Proponents say it protects farm commodities for ten months while critics warn of higher living costs and economic strain.
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Henry T. Rainey
Ilinois
Tornado Strikes Eufaula and Nearby Ga Farms
A tornado four miles north of Eufaula Alabama last night caused major property damage on several farms with barns and outhouses razed. Reports from Quitman County Georgia across the Chattahoochee River and Florence Georgia say the storm killed livestock and demolished buildings but no lives were reported.
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Ala
Quitman County
Chattahoochee, River
Florence
Slayer Near Tifton Not Found Despite Search
Tifton Georgia December 21 John Jones a Black worker who killed his white foreman R H Hayes late Saturday night at a turpentine camp five miles out lies at large as search efforts continue with no arrest or sightings reported.
Tragic shooting ends in Hayes death after Jones attack
Passersby with dogs had searched for him for two days and nights. Mr. Hayes, driving by, saw Jones assaulting his wife who fled to the car for protection. Jones followed and beat her with a pistol, then fired four shots at Hayes who died within minutes. Hayes, a North Carolinian, aged 38, leaves a widow and three daughters and was buried at Tifton on Sunday.
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Hayes
Tifton
Exchange governs cotton for foreign buyers
Washington reports to the Senate say credit access and exchange limits will largely decide the volume of American cotton purchased by foreign nations. Agents note Germany needs between six hundred thousand and seven hundred thousand bales by the end of the current year.
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Washington, D. C
Germany
Senate
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