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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1921
Page
5
The store advertises a December sale with merchandise marked down to the lowest possible cent. It promotes 10 000 worth of stock and urges customers to come early for Christmas shirts ties gloves and socks at bargain prices.
The British cabinet approved the drafted agreement with Sinn Fein and praised Lloyd George and the negotiating delegation. Ireland will officially be known as the Irish Free State, announced by Lord Chancellor Birkenhead in Birmingham after last night's London conference deal.
President Harding, addressing Congress, urges a world restoration program led by nations most concerned and calls for early enactment of a permanent tariff bill and refunding Allied debt. He outlines plans for a broader tax revision, merchant marine expansion, and relief programs including aid to Russia and agricultural support.
Washington reports George McBride quits as manager of the Washington American League club. Clark Griffith, the president, says McBride resigned due to heath issues after being struck on the head by a thrown ball last summer.
W E Freeman, president of the state Federation of Labor, said here that a state wide strike of all labor unions may be called if Governor Allen interferes in the packing house strike at Kansas City.
In Paris on December 6 the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate accepted Premier Brian's plan to defer debate on his stance at Washington until the armament and Far East conferences there concluded, signaling confidence in the premier.
Washington report notes Senator Reed Smoot of Utah introduced amendments to the tariff bill aimed at adding flexibility to a permanent tariff law. The proposals reflect President Harding’s recommendations and seek to empower government action when necessary to enforce the policy and protect the nation’s interests.
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