Harding's Aims Rule at Washington Conference
The Washington Post reports that President Harding will steer the arms talks with the United States' core role. European powers push for alliances while Harding seeks neutral terms and new international methods. Skepticism softens as Washington party atmosphere grows and Britain’s fleet questions loom.
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Armistice Day Proclaimed by President Harding in 1921
The proclamation designates November 11 1921 as Armistice Day to honor the Unknown Soldier buried in Arlington National Cemetery. It urges governors to proclaim the day and calls for bells to toll from 11 45 to 12 noon with a two minute period of silent thanks.
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Reed Bonus Plan Rejected in Senate Vote 38 to 28
The Senate rejected the Reed amendment to the tax bill by 38 to 28, seeking to fund adjusted compensation for veterans while retaining the excess profits tax. Democrats Glass and Myers sided with the opposition, with five Republicans and La Follette supporting the amendment. Debate featured a clash over finance methods and a defense of Secretary Mellon by Senator Watson amid plans for rapid progress on the tax revision. The story continues on the seventh page.
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Out of Jail in Hour Man Discovered by Door Keeper
Special to The Washington Post reports Raynor M Bedell of Montclair New Jersey died at Mountainside Hospital Montclair from tetanus after being cut on the foot by a sharp blade of grass while pushing canes into the Passaic River two weeks earlier He was an engineer and Cornell graduate once described as an expert with the late Peter Cooper Hewitt He leaves a wife Jane a brother and three sisters
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Harding Radios Around World Hopes of Peace
Special to The Washington Post: President Hoover’s radio message broadcast globally via the new Port Jefferson wireless station. The telegraph key linked nations from Japan to South Africa as millions listened for a peace declaration. The central station near Port Jefferson opens as America’s wireless center.
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Virginia Gubernatorial Prospects Spark Republican Hopes
Virginia voters from Shenandoah to Tidewater show unusual interest in a businesslike administration. Republicans claim the state’s long Democratic control is ending as calls for progress and economy rise. The campaign centers on public schools, roads, and government reform amid a wary electorate.
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Baby shot in mother's lap at Queengioh Conn
A three month old girl was accidentally shot today when her older brother, Wilson, entered the room holding a .42 caliber rifle that discharged. The child was taken to Green Hospital for treatment as police and railroad workers' unions discussed strikes and labor actions looming in Chicago and Tokyo.
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King’s Rhinoceros Dead mourned in royal circles
London reports mournful official acknowledgement of the death of King George’s rhinoceros. The animal, once common across India, had a storied presence at Buckingham Palace and in colonial zones, its loss noted amid guarded safekeeping concerns.
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Lone Mail Bandit Robs Tclerks of 350000
A lone bandit robbed toll clerks of 350000 after a jump from a vehicle near Holliday Kann. Police searched the area and reviewed nearby surveillance for leads as the investigation continued.
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Briand Emphasizes Cooperation Ideal In Federation Elections
Report covers Briand’s cooperation ideal and recent federation leadership vote in Jacksonville Palm Beach area. Baker elected federation president after a seven-candidate scramble with two ballots. Evans and Atherton reappointed treasurer and secretary. Delegates discuss salary scale reform and a district school survey proposal amid ongoing political maneuvering.
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Six Police Accused in Alleged Hold Up and Misconduct
Reports detail six Metropolitan Police officers facing charges from assault and attempted coercion to leaving posts. Edgar Holmes of Ninth precinct arrested for alleged attack on Nellie Clark, 15, who was reportedly in critical condition. Brown and Bishop dismissed. Dempsey involved in a separate car collision and deemed unfit for duty. Additional officers fined for conduct unbecoming and suspended for minor offenses.
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Alleged Dearborn station robbers face coerced confession claim
Trial hinges on Edward Geiram alleged confession to $366,000 Dearborn station mail robbery. Judge Landis denounces Geiram as a willing perjurer as defense argues coercion. Big Tim Murphy and two others linked as suspects in the case described as central to the government’s argument.
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