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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1921

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2

British and American Labor Unite on Disarmament Principles

Samuel Gompers says British joint labor council issued three principles aligning with American labor. They call for equitable dispute settlement, guaranteed against aggression, general settlement of international issues, and linking disarmament to economic equality. Gompers notes unity with British labor and support for the Washington armament limits conference.

British Joint Labor Council British Labor Organization Gompers Washington

Lehigh Valley Boss Calls Wilkes-Barre Strike Outlaw

John M. Humphrey, president of Lehigh Valley Coal Company, calls the miners strike that shut eight collieries near Wilkes-Barre outlaw and unsanctioned by the United Mine Workers. He says grievances cited by seventeen workers at two mines are not the real cause, one complaint settled Monday and the other under investigation.

New York John M. Humphrey Lehigh Valley Coal Company Wilkes-Barre United Mine Workers of America

Christmas Doll Fair Promises Worldly Dolls and a Harding Tribute

Society notes describe a December doll fair at W. B. Moses & Sons to aid the Washington Animal Rescue League. Prominent guests and diplomats sponsor dolls dressed by famous women, including a Paris doll named after Mrs. Warren G. Harding with a card from the First Lady. VIP attendees span ambassadors wives to Washington society leaders, plus a Christmas sewing class and charity tea dance events.

W. B. Moses & Sons Washington Animal Rescue League Diplomatic Corps Paris Warren G. Harding Baroness de Cartier Mme. Grouttch Lubomirska Mme. Sze H. G. Slater Charles Woodhull Maria Sophie Anderson Mary Gwynn S. M. Ackley Cash Alexander Rodgers W. C. Rives Thomas F. Bayard Lydia Biddle Hilzabeth Emory Edith Trapier S George Cabot Lodge Ridgely Hunt Sherman Miles BF. W. Thayer Canada Hamilton Fairfax New York

Real Estate Ad Seeks Experienced Washington Salesman

A Washington real estate office advertises for a salesman with several years of experience, ownership of two machines, and residency in Washington. The firm promises fine reactions and many clients, and provides Box No. 158 for responses.

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Whitney coming out party date changed to January 4

New York society notes the coming out party of Miss Barbara Whitney is moved from January 5 to January 4. Other items report Albert Sarraut returning to Washington after armament talks, Belgian embassy official Defontaine in Washington, and stays of Drexel-Biddie and Morgan households at New York hotels and Glen Cove.

Washington Post New York Harry Payne Whitney Barbara ‘Whitney Albert, Sarraut Plaga Washington Jean Defontaine Ritz-Carlton A. J. Drexel-Biddie Philadelphia Lorraine Junius S. Morgan, Jr Glen Cove Yong Island

Army and Navy in One Head for Reform Plan

A plan to unify Army and Navy under one head promises greater flexibility, efficiency, and economy without large scale layoffs. The Interior Department would gain major duties from Forest Service and Public Domain work, while the patent office and pensions would move to Commerce and Public Welfare respectively.

Interior Department Bureau of Forentry Department of Agriculture West Point Annapolis Wallace Bureau of Soils Bureau of Animal Industry Bureau of Plant Industry Agricultural Department Bureau of Roads Division of Public Works Patent Office Bureau of Pensions Department of Commerce Department of Public Welfare Coast ‘Guard Revenue Cltter Service Hydro Graphic Office Coast and Geodetic Survey Navy Division Department of Defense Puss

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