Harding hosts Bryan Gerard Reed for association of nations talks
President-elect Harding met with three Democratic leaders William Jennings Bryan James W Gerard and James A Reed inviting their input for a plan to unite nations. Bryan hailed the discussions as hopeful and urged adherence to religious guidance and national reconstruction.
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Marion,co
Dee
Association of Nations
Harding
William Jennings Bryan
James W. Gerard
James A. Reed
Bryan
Gerard
Germany
Democratic
National Committee
Reed
Marion - Presbyterian Church
Association, of Nations
League
Versalles
New Association
Mr. Bryan
Senate Foreign Relations
Harry M
Daugherty
James A. Darden
New ‘York
Rames
Speier
New York
Ddvice
Speyer
Mexico
America
Sudden wealth costs Malden janitor his job
William R. Hanson, claiming one seventh of a three million dollar estate, lost his janitor job at a Malden drug store after his inheritance became public. He sought steeplejack work to escape crowds and mail from claimants, but agreed with his new boss to not ignore his duties while remaining employed elsewhere.
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Malden, Maas
William R. Hanson
Roofer
Hanson
James Moore
Chicago
Donopah Residences Raided For Liquor Influx
Nov. 17 in Tonopah two residences were raided by Internal Revenue Deputy John H. Dunn and local authorities. They confiscated over 1000 gallons of corn juniper mash gin several gallons and four stills plus an opium outfit. No arrests. occupants escaped through rear as officers entered the front.
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Tonopah
John H. Dunn
Internal Revenue
Idaho girl held against will in Spokane case
Eva Brown a 16 year old from Lewiston Idaho is held in Spokane against her will. Police today said she disappeared December 13 and on two occasions since then has phoned her parents from Lewiston but the call was cut before connection could be made.
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Spokane
Wash
Eva Brown
Lewiston
Idaho
Dublin Castle Fortified for Suspected Surprise Attack
Dublin on December 17 reports the castle was strongly fortified to thwart a potential strike. The northwest street was closed and barbed wire barricades placed. The weekly summary mentions truce talks and labels it simple propaganda.
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Dublin
Dublin Castle
Ireland
Wage Reductions At Utah Copper Plants
Announcement posted today in Bingham Arthur and Garfield details wage cuts at Utah Copper employees. Skilled laborers face a 41 percent decrease per degree, while unskilled or common laborers see a 40 cent per day cut. The reductions take effect January first, per general manager F C Gemmell.
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East Lake City
Utah Copper’ Company
Bingham, Arthur
Garfield
To. F.C. Gemmell
Bear IV abundance near Unionville Montana
Local hunters report bear abundance within a few miles of Unionville about four miles south of Helena with many Tyax in the Unionville district.
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Helena
Mont
Port Bearan
Unionville
Optimism and Readjustment in American Business
Editor notes a period of business readjustment requires restrained optimism. Bush Terminal founder T. Bush warns against perpetual upswing credulity, urges focus on labor, domestic purchasing power, and preserving foreign markets to prevent undercutting by rivals. Emphasizes spirit and courage as buffer against panic and urges productive effort to sustain national wealth.
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T. Bush
The
Chronicle
Bush
Great Bush Terminal Sales Co
New York
Atlantic
Adversity Brings Real Work and Renewed Courage
The speaker notes that hardship refines character. He says one must shed foolish excess and commit to honest labor. A patron, seen as a group of worthy individuals, will respond with renewed courage.
Portland Player Goes to Seattle Club Trade Confirmed
Tex Western, third baseman for the Portland club of the Pacific Coast League, was turned over to Seattle today for cash and a Seattle infielder. The exact Seattle player was not named. William Klepper said Seattle may obtain two more infielders from Cincinnati if waivers clear.
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Sacramento
Cal
Tex" Western
Portland
Seattle
W. W. McCredie
Forum
William Klepper
Cincinnati
Doesnt Dye Hair Becomes Seasonal Blond Brunette Wrestler
New Orleans wrestler Jack Reynolds avoids dyeing hair. He says he is blond in summer and brunette in winter, a fact that amuses men and prompts women to seek his secret.
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New Orleans
Jack Reynolds
Chronicle want ads bring results seek tariff on wool
St Louis December 16 representatives of beet growers endorsed protective tariff on wool and intensive organization as preliminary measures to aid their industry. The item notes early support from growers and mentions proposed policy steps discussed in the session.
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ST. Louis
Agricultural interests at a conference inaugurated here today
Agricultural interests gathered as the national board of farm organizations inaugurated proceedings at a conference opening. Officials and delegates attended to discuss policy and cooperative efforts shaping rural sectors and farming communities.
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National Board’ of Farm Organizations
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Los Angeles
Calif
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