Termination of War With Germany Seen By Congress
Washington reports that the Harding administration expects to terminate the state of war with Germany by a congressional resolution to be introduced when Congress convenes. France reactions in Paris say the U S reply on reparations closes any German escape from Versailles obligations. Premie Briand to address the Senate on these matters.
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Washington
Germany
Congress
Harding
Rene Viviani
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Paris
United States
Briand
Senate
British view on Hughes note blocks German reparations plan
London reports say the Hughes note to Berlin rejects Germanys attempt to win American sympathy and dodge wartime reparations. British officials expect a direct German appeal to the allies next, with any new proposal focusing on method rather than total sums set at Paris.
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London
Berlin
Hughes
Germany
United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
Viviani Seeks American Opinion On French Peace Terms
Rene Viviani former French premier told the Associated Press his visit to America aims to sound American public opinion and explain France's conditions in the peace treaty. He said he observed favorable sentiment in talks with U.S. officials and noted he has not authorized anyone to speak for him or outline conclusions for dispatches abroad.
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Washington
Rene Viviani
France
Associated Press
America
United States
M. Viviani
Harding holds off on concrete war end plan
President Harding has no definite program to declare the war with Germany ended. He plans to outline peace views at the new Congress opening, possibly in person, and his aides see no practical route for immediate action on the Versailles treaty. He supported the Knox resolution in the Senate but favors no precipitate move now.
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Washington
Harding
Germany
Congress
Senate
Bandits Stage Real Movie Stunt on Moving Freight Train
Armed bandits boarded a moving Texas and Pacific freight train between Gouldsboro and Gretna near New Orleans early today. They broke a box car seal, held up the crew with revolvers, and rolled fifteen drums of denatured alcohol from the moving train.
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New ‘Orleans
Texas and Pacific
Gouldsboro
Gretna
Central Carolina Development group to discuss rail link
In High Point a dinner at 7 30 gathers Central Carolina Development association members to review plans for a Goldsboro to Cincinnati passenger train and other Piedmont North Carolina development issues. The meeting follows earlier talks with the state corporation commission and Southern Railway officials.
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Commercial Club
Central Carolina Development Association
Goldsboro
Cincinnati
Piedmont North Carolina
Salisbury
High Point
Chamber of Commerce
Pell
State Corporation Commission
Miller
Southern Railway
High Peoint
J. F. Hurley
Salisbury Post
J. B. Sherrill
Concerd Tribune
Postal Receipts Hit Yearly Peak at High Point Post Office
Post master J J Farriss reported March receipts at the High Point post office rose above any month in the past year marking the largest monthly total of the year. The cause remains unknown but authorities note an unusually large volume of mail. Figures were not released.
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High Point
J. J. Farriss
Charles Leaves Austria for Good
Former Emperor Charles departed from Stein amanger near the Austrian border at 10:35 this morning on his way out of the country. Premier Teleky announced the departure to the nation assembly this afternoon.
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Budapest
Associated Press
Charles
Steinamanger
West Hunary
Teleky
Nation Assembly
Denial Adds to Williams Murder Trial Delays in Georgia
In Covington Georgia Judge Hutchinson overruled a postponement so John S Williams can mount a defense for murder amid a probe into unnamed volunteer prosecutors. Officials disclosed pastors paid for counsel and a group of citizens funded the defense as the case unfolds. Separately in Tallahassee Governor Hardee urged economical government while outlining bills on suffrage tax law and reapportionment and calling for state resources, fish hatcheries, and a publicity bureau.
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Covington
John S. William
John C. Hutchinson
Newton County
Superior Court
Williams
Lindsey Peterson
Green Johnson
W. M. Howard
Augusta
E. Marvin Underwood
Atlanta
Manning
Howard
Dorsey
C. B. Wilmer
M. Ashby- Jones
Underwood
W. Woods White
National Association For the Advancemen of Colored People
White
Tallahassee
Fla
Cary A. Hardee
Senate
Threats of Blacks To Organize K K K
Anonymous letters received by Dallas newspapers and the Dallas County sheriff claim a Black K K K organization has formed to retaliate for the whipping of Alex Johnson a Black bellman. The letters threaten death to whites who harm Black people. Sheriff Houston said he did not regard the letters seriously.
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Dallas
Tex
Dallas County
Alex Johnson
KKK
Houston
Federal Credits To Market Cotton
Washington April 5 The meeting cleared the way for government cooperation with southern financiers to revive cotton exports A bankers committee from twelve southern states and federal officials prepared a study for a program to syndicate financial resources to extend credits for cotton and other southern agricultural products.
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Washington
Bergdoll Habeas Corpus Bid Denied by Federal Judge
Erin R Bergdoll a Philadelphia draft evader remains in the army disciplinary barracks at Leavenworth Kan after Federal Judge Callock denied his habeas corpus appeal The ruling was filed in the federal district court this morning in Topeka Kansas
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Topeka
Kan
Erin R. Bergdoll
Philadelphia
Army
Leavenworth
Callock
Kansas City
Bergdoll
Federal District Court
Jap Sailors on Trial in Norfolk Jurisdiction Question
Trial of four men charged with the murder of Shaggi Mivau aboard the Japanese steamer Kaisho Maru on Christmas morning faced a potential halt as defense counsel raised jurisdiction issues. They argued private ownership of the foreign-flagged vessel denied state court jurisdiction unless ownership was proved.
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Norfolk
Shaggi Mivau
Town Goes Bankrupt in German City Near Halle
The Hague April 5. Lobejun near Halle becomes Germanys first town to declare bankruptcy. The municipality carries a deficit of 200000 marks and the communist majority of aldermen refused new taxes. No salaries were paid to town employees.
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The
Hague
Lobejun
Halle
Germany
Hague Nieuwe Courant
Trade Expansion Plan of Hoover
Washington April 5 A plan to expand American foreign and domestic trade through government business cooperation was outlined by Secretary Hoover and a five member committee from the US Chamber of Commerce. The conference aimed to survey world trade and form industry committees to aid a revival of business across sectors.
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Washington
Hoover
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Department of Commerce
Favorable Reports Lift Cotton Market Across New York
An advance in Liverpool driven by hopeful British labor news and strong Manchester trade reports sparked an opening gain in New York cotton. Prices rose 18 to 31 points before slight retreats from renewed southern selling. May 11.80 July 12.30 October 12.89 December 13.09 January 12.20.
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New York
Liverpool
Manchester
Pussyfoot to Speak in Canandia Canada tour in April
William E F Pussyfoot Johnson, noted prohibition advocate, plans further speaking engagements in Canada after partial recovery from illness and a western tour disruption in Iowa. He will proceed abroad on April 16 after fulfilling Canadian commitments.
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Pussyfoot
Canandia
Columbus
Ohio
Iowa
William EF
Pussyfoot) Johnson
Canada
Community music program arrives with J Oliver Brison in High Point
J Oliver Brison of the National Community Service is visiting High Point for three weeks to launch a free community music drive. He just returned from Augusta where he organized large classes. Brison emphasizes singing leadership over vocal prowess and will lead the first town sing at the high school auditorium Thursday at 7:50 PM with Mrs Brison accompanying.
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J. Oliver Brison
National Community Service
High Point
Brison
Augusta
High Peoint
High Point to Host 2500 Good Roads Delegates Spring Visit
State Senator O E Mendenhall has been named chairman to entertain delegates for the National Good Roads convention in High Point on April 21. Greensboro hosts the event this month. Preparations are underway for an elaborate program with 2500 enthusiasts expected to tour local industries and a possible luncheon in the afternoon.
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O. E. Mendenhall
National Good Roads Association
High Point
Greensboro
Furniture City
Perres Men Eve Ther Great Oy In Training
Welchfield hosted a five inning baseball practice as Bill Pierre gathered about twenty five players for two teams. Dr Coe umpired with precision while Rube Eldridge showed control and speed in the box. Fans praised the improved Welch field as Pierre eyes an exhibition with the Buffalo Internationals next Friday.
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Welchfield
Bill Pierre
Coe
Hank O’day
Pierre
Welch Field
Bill
Sessions
Yannigans
Foxy Pilot
Buffalo
Train Plan Aims to Cut Goldsboro Cincinnati Trip to Fifteen Hours
A North Carolina delegation presses for a faster Goldsboro to Asheville to Cincinnati rail schedule named the North State Flier. If approved by railroad officials and the ICC the ten to fifteen hour route would add ten stops and cut travel time by about two hours.
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Blue Sky
Jin
Wade
North Carolina
Asheville
Raleigh
Durham
Greensboro
High Point
Goldsboro
Statesville
Hickory
Washington
George Pell
Southern Railway
Pell
North State
Salisbury
Interstate Commercce Commission
Cincinnati
Morrison
Walter Clark
Frank Page
Old Highway Commission
Col. A. D. Watts
Revenue
Bhporation Commission
Watts
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Piedmont
Austria
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Gov. Hardee
Negro Welfare Association
Burroughs
John Burroughs
Roxbury
City OF In Music
Mendenhall Meads Entertaining Body
Perres
Southern
Goldsboroe
Max Abernethy
Stacey W. Wade
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