Senator Borah and Bryan discuss world peace approach
Washington Dec. 22 William J Bryan who visited President-elect Harding at Marion held a lengthy conference today with Senator Borah of Idaho a leader among Republican opponents of the league of nations The talks touched possibilities of securing agreement or common ground toward world peace Bryan and Borah remained unchanged in their views and Borah stayed implacable toward any international alliance Harding’s broad outline for peace reportedly avoids a definite plan Some say he does not recommend outright rejection of the Versailles treaty or a world court while privately considering a judicial league over a political one
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Coal Operators on SoMnit Tell of War Time Roles
The national coal association testified before a Senate investigating committee about handling the workload during last winter's fuel shortage. Vice president Morrow described drafting orders to the Interstate Commerce Commission, financing a federal survey, and coordinating coal shipments while countering proposals to reestablish price controls. Wentz testified to wartime purchases totaling 150,000 tons at 1.50 per ton, with government payments and other buyers supplying coal at various prices.
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English Troops in Ireland Described as Undisciplined
J Broderick of Chicago testified before the Committee of One Hundred, saying English forces in Ireland are wholly without discipline and not answerable to anyone. He claimed soldiers were sent to long terms in military prisons after service on the Mexican border and during the world war era.
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Harding sees path to cabinet as talks progress
Marion Ohio December reports president elect Harding's conference series narrows field for cabinet roles and shapes a concrete world peace plan. He weighs selections for key posts and reorganizes Washington machinery while seeking advice from multiple viewpoints.
Marriage license fee increase debate at county meeting
The county committee discussed raising marriage licenses to align with dog license costs. A member argued marriage fees should reflect dignity, noting many couples feel joyous about marriage. The proposed cap cited a $1.50 cost for licenses.
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Clara Barton Smith Surrenders to Texas Authorities
Clara Barton Smith, wanted in Ardmore Oxiz in the death of Oklahoma millionaire Jakob L. Hamion, arrived at 6:41 p.m. and was taken into custody by Sheriff Buck Garrett. The woman embraced the sheriff, then was escorted to a waiting car as peace officers and attorneys prepared to move toward James T. Seth’s shore, where her father waited.
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Italian Destroyer Sculpts Legionaries
Dec 22 reports the Italian destroyer Zeffiro shelling, as the Itaan torpedo best destroyer spells a bold action against Legionaries. The terse dispatch highlights naval engagement with Italian forces asserting destructive gunfire.
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Blow Your Nose With Care Says Long Specialist
London reports Dr St Clair Thawson a noted throat and nose specialist advising careful nose blowing. He warns improper force can injure the throat and cause damage like a muffler backfire in a car. He urges gentle, controlled blowing and notes even the king was advised to breathe softly.
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Kean Silent Parade Stuns South Jacksonville Crowd
In South Jacksonville on December 22, about 210 Ku Klux Klan members paraded in white robes and masks led by a herald. The procession disappeared after a city park lights went out. Imperial Wizard W. J. Simmons of Atlanta said the group seeks white supremacy but will support constituted authority.
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Dutch to resume trade with Russia under conditions
The Dutch government signals readiness to permit trade with Bolshevist Russia under certain conditions. Foreign Minister H. A. van Karnebeek told the second chamber that the government will not block commercial relations with Russia but cannot assume responsibility for such ties.
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Armenian Soviet Annals 11 Loans In Foreign Markets
London dispatch reports the Armenian Soviet announcements declaring loans abroad, highlighting American markets as a key source. The wording suggests Armenian workers are affected by these financial moves and related proclamations, indicating a drive to secure foreign credit.
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Representative Rainey Attacks Class Legislation in Tariff Debate
Illinois Representative Rainey led a fierce attack as the House approved the monetary guard system bill by 240 to 86 after eight hours of debate. Democrats opposed amid charges the measure would raise living costs, while supporters claimed it would aid farmers and the agricultural industry. Chairman Fordney admitted flaws but argued it was the best available option at the time.
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