Senator Boies Penrose Dies in Washington at 61
Senator Boies Penrose of Pennsylvania died at the Wardman Park Hotel in Washington after a brief illness. He was sixty one, had fought a severe cold, and had recently chaired the finance committee handling tax and tariff legislation. Penrose was a longtime Republican leader from Pennsylvania and a noted opponent of Prohibition. Diplomatic relations with Germany reopened as Carl Lang presented credentials in Washington.
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United States
Carl Lang
Berlin
Morgan Attache News in New Year Suicide
George W. Taylor, thirty seven, attache at J. P. Morgan & Co., shot himself at his sister in law’s home on New Year’s Day in New York. He died shortly after. Authorities are treating it as a suicide following personal and financial pressures.
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Indians Proclaim Republic Amid Gandhi Policy Change
A cable dispatch from Washington reports India has proclaimed a republic and modified Gandhi’s dictatorial powers to allow violence for defense. The message, signed by U S officials, pledges American support for the Indian independence effort and notes extended boycotts against individuals while women and children remain safe.
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United States
Wilson Predicts Big Year For Democrats
In a New Year letter to the Women's Democratic Political League, Woodrow Wilson predicts the year 1922 will show that the Democratic party has refined the nation’s confidence.
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New York
Democratic Party
Womdhoew Wilson
Women’s Democratic Political League
Auralians Defeat Russian Troops in Narrow Victory
London reports the ninetieth regiment of the Russian Soviet army was defeated by the Kuralians in hard fighting near Messinefers per an exchange telegram cited from an official statement. The dispatch notes heavy losses on both sides and a costly engagement for control of the area.
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Helsingfors
London
Ireland Votes For Treaty Renewed In County Councils
Dublin January 2 reports show Donegal and Leitrim councils adopting resolutions in favor of the Irish treaty. Cork county council narrowly approved ratification 16 to 14. A Donegal member, Mr Duffy, resigned after ratification, while John Macintyre of Monaghan resigned from the Dail Éireann in opposition. Northern premier Sir James Craig pledges unity and peace in Ulster as the issue unfolds.
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1922 Outlook Bright As Hoover And Weeks Predict Recovery
Secretaries Hoover and Weeks forecast a brighter 1922 with gradual domestic recovery after World War I. They cite price stabilization and employment gains but warn that Europe, especially Germany, and currency instability, will steer the pace of America’s postwar recuperation. The armament conference is noted as a key achievement shaping the year.
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Rome bank to reopen soon amid financial turmoil
Disjointed report notes potential reopening of a Rome bank as authorities discuss measures to stabilize the sector. Mentions four billion in turmoil and possible joint deferment and private aid to affected parties.
Fire at Eau Claire Destroys Tobacco Warehouse
Fire swept a tobacco warehouse in Eau Claire on January 2 causing extensive damage. Fire units battled the blaze for hours. Authorities listed the loss at about $90,000 and noted efforts to salvage remaining stock.
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Eau Claire
American Observers to Sit as Nonparticipating In Talks
The United States will have no part in the meetings as speakers, with the American ambassador to England acting only as an observer. Arrangements for the council meeting aim to ensure peace and stability after the Paris settlement. Cannes meeting club rooms are prepared for the conferences with luxurious salons and a large Mediterranean-view chamber intended for sessions.
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U S Treasurer May Get Seat of Penrose
Pennsylvania Governor Sproul faces filling the U S Treasurer vacancy after Andrew Mellon’s death. Mellon’s successor would likely be chosen before the November election, with speculation centering on a candidate close to Senator Penrose. A memorial service for Senator Penrose is planned in Pittsburgh with honorary pallbearers.
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Political Shakeup Rumors Shake Pennsylvania Leadership
The article discusses expected consequences for conservative and liberal wings after a key figure’s absence. It notes leadership shifts possible in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh and speculates on national party divisions among conservatives and liberals.
Mrs Abe Attel Arrested In New York Holdup Case
Police plan to uncover a group of criminals after arresting Mrs Abe Attel twenty eight and two men with police records. Inspectors hope the trio can reveal details of a 2 4 million theft from a Christmas holdup on Leonard Street. Other names and locations appear garbled in the report.
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Postoolice
Om Chetan
Leonard Street
Predict a Prosperous Year Outlook for 1922
The article surveys an uncertain 1921 ending and a cautious 1922 outlook. It notes weaker purchasing power in agriculture and manufacturing, but mentions heavier than expected holiday retail trade and discounts that may accelerate distribution as stocks deplete. Overall recovery is gradual with continued demand and potential revival in factories and markets.
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Pinal
Lenin Keeps Power In Russia Amid Soviet Congress
A Moscow radio dispatch reports Nikolai Lenin remains in control of the Russian Soviet government as the ninth All-Union Soviet Congress closes sessions. Lenin is expected to reappoint the War Minister and other state department heads.
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Europe plans 84 million pound fund to restructure international credit
A European press conference outlined an 84 400 000 pound plan to form an oil joint venture with a 20 000 pound capital. Britain Italy the United States underwrite, with others invited on reduced terms while profits are remitted to an international commission.
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Changes to the Peace Dollar Design and Mint Production
The treasury reports a rushed minting of Peace dollars as officials discuss the coin’s design. This is the first redesign since the dollar’s introduction and may remain in use for twenty years unless altered by law.
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Notable men take over Chinese administration in Peking
Washington reports a cabinet reshuffle in China with a reorganized roster of officials. The change follows strong opposition but results in a stable new configuration aimed at consolidation and unity under the new regime.
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Plan A Military Action Abroad in Thrace
Fragmentary text hints at a military plan involving Thrace with references to a leader or decision point. The legible elements suggest strategizing and international consideration but specifics are unclear.
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