Latter's Stand on Troops and World Talks at Washington
In Washington last week discussions centered on Japan Manchuria and an Anglo American effort to set a moratorium on Germany's reparations. China and Japan agreed to direct talks on Shantung evacuation and railway questions while Lloyd George and European leaders eyed broader economic pacts and a potential European railway trust. Further, riots hit Vienna over bread prices and the Wood-Forbes report urged U.S. withdrawal or stronger control in the Philippines.
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Japan
Washington
Germany
Friends of Irish Freedom
United States
Harding
Borah
Association of Nations
League of Nations
Russia
Tme
China
Shantung
Hnnehes
Balfour
Shantung Railway
Hoeuihara
Manchurian
South Manchuria
Peking
Shantunze
Hankow
Siberia
Far East
Japan Be Granted A 70 Per Cent Ratio. This Is Voiced By Admiral Kato
Great Britain
France
Italy
Mediterranean
India
Lloyd George
Sir John Bradbury
M. Dubois
Colonel Logan
Rhineland
Poincaretas
Repairations Commission
Stinnes
Rathenau
Wood-Forbes
Philippines
Congress
Philippine Senate
Wood
Ulster and Sinn Fein Clash Over Irish Peace Plan
Irish peace talks reach a crisis as Ulster rejects the plan to join a united parliament while Sinn Fein insists on an indivisible island. De Valera says no further concessions, Lloyd George heads to America for an armament conference, and Earl Grey proposes a naval blockade if talks fail.
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Ireland
Ulster
Sinn Fein
Eamonn de Valera
Lloyd George
America
London
United States
Lord Rothermere
Lord Northcliffe
Royal Navy
Senate Special Committee Arrives in Hayti to Probe Occupation
A U S Senate special committee led by Senator McCormick of Illinois lands in Hayti to investigate the American troop occupation of Haiti and the Dominican Republic. The chairman says the delegation acts as impartial friends seeking economic and political paths for stability, peace, justice, education, and prosperity.
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United States Senate
Hayti
Dominican Republic
McCormick
Ilinois
Chicago Garment Workers Strike Over Piecework Return
Five thousand members of the Ladies' Garment Workers union in Chicago walked out in sympathy with New York colleagues. They protest the employers demand to restore the piecework system, calling it a return to sweatshop conditions.
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New York
Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union of
Chicago
Revenue law changes alter income tax rules in 1922
Collector B Hernandez outlines key points of the 1921 revenue act now in effect for 1922. Highlights include the repeal of excess profits tax, updated surtax rates, new personal exemptions, corporation tax changes, remnant taxes on sweets and certain goods, and revised filing periods with installment options.
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Office of Collectors of Internal Revenue
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Oklahoma Uses Alamogordo Spring Water to Christen Bridge
Oklahoma City announces the christening of the new postal highway bridge at Bridgeport with Alamogordo spring water. Secretary from Alamogordo requests one pint to be shipped for the ceremony as all El Paso to Little Rock bridges are complete and open to travel.
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Oklahoma
Alamogordo
New Bridge
Oklahoma City
Okla
Chamber of Commerce
Bridgeport
el Paso
Little Rock
J. &. Whitehurst
Secretive U S Agriculture Crop Reporting Process
The United States Department of Agriculture uses a highly secure system to report crop conditions. A network of 220000 voluntary reporters and state agents feed monthly data on 69 crops to a tightly guarded, board-reviewed estimate process. any advance disclosure is punished.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
D. C
United States
General Assembly
International Institute of Agriculture
Rome
Department of Agrculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington Post Office
T Te Bureau of Markets
Bureau of
Weather Bureau
Board Room
Government Printing Office
Federal Highway Act Opens 675 Million for State Roads
Federal aid of 675 million dollars plus 15 million for forest roads funds to be allocated under the Bureau of Public Roads with federal oversight. States must match the funds, with minimum allotments and new use rules, aiming to keep 250000 workers employed on road projects through weather permitting.
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Bureau of Public Roads
Department of Agriculture
Treasuries
Secretary of Agriculture
Bureau of Public Jiaads
Delaware
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Vermont
Secretary of Agriculator
State Highway Department
United States Department of Agriculture
Forest Service faces peril from personnel shortages and aging staff
Albuquerque, Dec. 12. Col. W. B. Greeley, Forester, warns the Forest Service cannot grow with demand due to high turnover and low retention of trained workers. He calls for reclassification and pay reforms and a larger protective force to prevent fires and support expanding timber, range, and research duties. The author also lists key postwar laws enacted by Congress.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Forest Service
W. B. Greeley
United States Department of Agriculture
Civil-Service
Foretter Greeley
Col. Greeley
Building a Newspaper as Slow Growth and Character
The text compares building a newspaper to shaping character, noting that top papers grow under steady management rather than quick money. It emphasizes slow development, consistency, and long-term leadership as keys to success in journalism.
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Guy A. Hardy
National Editorial Association
Record of Congress for Work Performed Never Been Excelled
Washington December 3 The extra session of the Sixty seventh Congress adjourned November 23 after sessions from April 11 with a one month recess to allow the Senate Finance committee to consider a new tax measure President Harling addressed the opening session April urging enactment of a peace with Germany a budget system an emergency tariff to help farmers a permanent tariff a new tax system to reduce general taxation and drop excess profits taxes trimming appropriations and avoiding new obligations federal aid for highways merchant marine and relief for ex service men plus maternity and infancy welfare and the creation of a department of public...
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Veterans’ Bureau
Islands
America
Indian Bureau
Navy
War Departments
U.S. Shipping Board
Washington
Sixty-seventh Congress
Senate Finance Committee
Harlingz
United States
Germany
Department of Public
Hot School Lunches Boost Pupils at Plaza Largo School
In Quay county New Mexico Mrs Mary E Lewalling and Miss Stella Vaught expanded a hot lunch program into a Junior Extension Club at Plaza Largo School The program improved student health and reduced underweight rates from 80 percent to 68 percent over six weeks No epidemics and no school failures followed The Extension Service supplies literature and club credit is planned for this year and more schools plan to adopt the program
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Farm Service
State College
Mary E. Lewalling
Plaza Largo
Quay County
Lewalling
Stella Vaught
New Mexico Agricultural College
No Funds For Counties Until They Send In Census
Public school funds for the second apportionment are ready but 12 of 31 counties have not sent in census reports. State School Superintendent Conway will base the second apportionment on 38 per child, totaling 5.50 for the term, to aid teachers with unpaid warrants before Christmas. Counties listed include Colfax Curry De Baca Eddy Quay Rio Arriba Santa Fe San Juan Sierra Secorre Valencia and Gatrda.
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Santa Fe
Conway
Joerns
Colfax
Curry
de Baca
Eddy
Quay
Rio Arriba
San Juan
Sierra
Secorre
Valencia
Gatrda
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Hanihara
Manchuria
Edward W. Pickard
Briand
Signor Schanzer
Hughes
Rene Viviani
Schunzer
Wirth
B. G. Wells
Lugo Stinnes
Walther Rathenau
Vienna
Stock Exchange
Federal Railway Labor Board
Internal Revenue
B. Hernandez
District of New Mexico
Sivket
Welvere
Escourage Sieht
Gage
Radtic Aid Aviation
Vice
War Finance Corporators
Farm Loan Bank
Packers
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