World Peace Debate Opens Over League Court
Secretary Hoover calls membership in the permanent court of international justice an essential step toward world peace. He argues the court would clarify international relations legally, not entangle the U S in political entanglements. The speech sparks the start of a national debate with leaders signaling upcoming public measures and responses to opposition voices.
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50 Years Ago Today The Constitution Facsimiles
Fifty years past, reports describe cotton prospects across Georgia and Florida with steady planting and harvest activity. Villages recount crop yields, markets, and local incidents including a Brunswick garden netting substantial monthly vegetables, while a Brunswick area drunken melee and a murder-related blaze appear in local notes.
London Gazette Delayed by Irish Government Print Strike
Lenton April 11 The London Gazette official organ of the Irish government failed to appear on time for the first time in 28 years due to a strike by government printing workers. The publication toured with armed guards to prevent sabotage of the presses.
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Syndicate Turkish Success Causes Protests
A new probe into concessions in the Near East sparks protests as Turkey’s Chester concessions at An OTH draw objections from Britain and France over nationals’ interests in Asia Minor. The United States may be drawn into defending American concession policies at Lausanne era talks as major powers challenge the open door principle.
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Harris brothers tell of accident at Peachtree and Twelfth
Testimony at the Kontz trial details an attempt by J Thornton Kontz to dodge a collision with W J Henry a stepping worker. Kontz veered his car into a grinding machine on the car rails fatally injuring two workmen January 25. Witnesses Jack Chandler Stuart Harris and Mrs W L Hunter spoke of the crash and its consequences.
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Fist Fight Marked Parliament Meeting in Riot Tone
London April 21 government moves to place commons into a committee of supply to address a defeated motion signaling support. Labor Tory clashes erupted in the British House of Commons with cries and fists, ministers embroiled as Bonar Law’s cabinet endured a volatile session on the floor.
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Howard Carter Ill Amid Tutankhamen Fame
Howard Carter American assistant to the late Earl of Carnarvon and co discoverer of Tutankhamen's tomb has fallen seriously ill after several days of sickness. His condition worsened causing anxiety to Lady Carnarvon who postponed leaving with Carnarvon's body. Doctors have not publicly diagnosed the illness.
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Strains of Music Touted as Bodily Cure at Convention
Cleselund Oho April 11 reports a speech at a national convention where music is claimed to heal diverse ailments. Birchard proposes group singing to induce a hypnoidal state, letting the subconscious influence the body, echoing Emil Coue’s pre suggestion of harmony.
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U S and Canada clash probable over rum rule
A U S note to Canada states all Shipping Board vessels sold to foreign countries must remain dry. The note seeks withdrawal of a contract provision that bans American ships from use after sale, in response to Canada’s protest over prohibitive shipping board terms. Continued on Page 4.
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Harding trains his guns at foes of world court
Washington April 11 Admin forces mobilize heavy party to salvage the Harding Hughes international court project from anti league senators. Ambassador George Harvey plans May return for a month to aid anti league forces and press for U S joining the league. Harvey's mission seeks to sway reconcilables while Hoover and Hughes lobby senators. Page 8.
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First Reunion Death at Confederate Veterans Meet
In New Orleans on April 11 the first death among Confederate Veterans at the reunion occurred. Dr. Faff of Houston Texas, a dentist, was found dead in his hotel room and his body is to be shipped back to Houston. Coroner cites natural causes.
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Bond Commission Delays School Plans Approval
The Bond Commission delays approval of the Senior High School for Boys plans and contracts as the school committee conducts an investigation. Chairman Ed Limman calls a special meeting for 1 PM to ensure action for final city council consideration next Monday.
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Bell Chief Calls Rate Slash Unfortunate After Georgia Action
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph of Georgia faces a $24.2 million rate cut based on 1922 business, described by operating VP F H Reid as unfortunate. He said the firm has not yet verified the commission’s figures and called the reduction a surprise amid recent conditions.
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Prosperity Tide Drowns Radical Oratory in Wisconsin
Louis Seibold reports in Madison that rising prosperity and higher wages fuel opposition from La Follette progressives and socialist allies. Critics argue improving business conditions discredit labor and "red" elements, forecasting inflation and labor shortages to challenge war-era stability.
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Freight Levers Age Man's Leg At Crossing
T. T. Thompson, 62, of 411 Hemp full avenue, had his right leg cut off and was severely injured when struck by a freight train at the Spring street viaduct crossing under construction. He was taken to Davie-Fisher hospital in critical condition. doctors feared death. Railroad officials had not released full details by Wednesday night.
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Freedon Probed as Higginbotham Bondedo Case Moves On
Witnesses who appeared before the Madison grand jury are summoned to Tallahassee as a legislative probe continues. Walter Higginbotham, accused of whipping inmate Tabert at the Putnam Timber camp near Clara, Fla, is free on $16,000 bail pending trial. The defense admits the lash was used but claims blows were light and for disobedience. The Tabert family plans a civil suit for $90,000 against Putnam Lumber Co. in Florida or Wisconsin. Additional witnesses describe brutalities at the camp and the condition of Tabert’s body.
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