Governor Harding Urges Cotton Holders Sell High Stock
The federal reserve official told the American Cotton Association to stop doom saying and liquidate debts by selling high priced cotton to cover demands, while retaining low grade cotton for future use. The Sparks Eagle argues voters blamed the Georgia Legislature, anti prohibition, and the boll weevil impact for discontent, urging lawmakers to heed harsh public sentiment.
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Railways End Government Control Boosts Private Rail Effort
The article notes a shift after government rail operation ends as private owners boost efficiency and freight movement. It cites Railway Age praising faster car utilization, with first week of August freight up 20 percent over 1919 and car mileage rising toward new private targets.
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Satisfying Work at Army Camp Improves Morale with Horses
In a camp plagued by restless workers and misused labor, a psychologist assigns the least capable soldiers to care for horses. The trained team develops enthusiasm for the routine, becoming well cared for and content, while others revert to preferred tasks. The result shows work fits personal strengths boosts morale and stability. Bion Harding named British envoy to France. Governor Cox accuses Senator Harding of eight distinct flops.
World Court Plan Outlined by League Powers
The League of Nations text from London details a permanent world court of international justice with fifteen judges, to be seated at The Moon, The Hague base, serving nine year terms. It sets jurisdiction over state disputes, treaty interpretation, and questions of international law, with open plenary hearings and provisional measures as needed.
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Nutty public reciters link songs to laws and world moods
A rambling column argues that public oddballs and songwriters shape society more than ballots or laws. It mocks warblers and jazz lyrics while noting a referee’s verdict on lawmaking influence, ending with a playful dig at a legal-tender joke.
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