Unrest in India causes alarm in London
London reports India faces a grave crisis after war costs rise and living standards fall. Strikes, riots, and anti government boycotts spread as Bolshevik influence is debated and Dyer Amritsar events deepen anger. Montagu reforms loom as India seeks more self rule.
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London
India
Commons
Montagu
Amritsac
Dyer
England
Amritsar
Delhi
Rowlatt
League Asks League To Investigate Slave Trade in Angola
London reports that the anti slavery and aborigines protection society presented to the League of Nations charges of a revival of slave trading across wide areas in Angola a Portuguese colony in West Africa. The society asked the League to investigate and seek an exhaustive inquiry into the system of Portuguese labor in S Africa.
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London
Angola
West Africa
Assembly of the
League of Nations
Africa
Penn State Seeks Edge in Eastern College Race
Philadelphia report notes Penn State aims to gain interest from eastern schools as Ohio State faces pivotal call. Coach Andy Smith of the Golden team is central to the discussion amid scattered details.
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Philadelphia
Penn State
Ohio State
Andy Smith
The
Golden
German travel Back to Normal
German travel conditions show a return to normal across most of the country with frequent trains and several sleeping cars. Deluxe services are reduced while second class compartments remain common and foreigners report courteous conductors and growing use of English.
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Munich
Germany
Europe
fMast Prissie
Dannig
Rhineland
Factories Resume Operations in Devastated District
ARIS December 25. A report by the office of industrial reconstruction shows 3,392 of 4,321 establishments have resumed work in whole or part. Metal works 88.4 percent active, potteries and brick works 81.5, chemical industries 80.4, textiles 70.8. House shelters are mostly woolen huts. brick shanties are rising where possible.
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ARIS
Des
Tis
Office of Industrial Reconstruction
Bureau
Decline in Ohio Farm Labor By 60,600 in 1920
Ohio farm labor dropped by 60,600 workers in the year ending June 30, 1920. The decline affected men and boys across agricultural operations.
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Ohio
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North Carolina
Greensboro
Salisbury
Bulletin NO. XXXVI
Commercial Department
Branch of the Cedar
H Nem
Peka
North Carolina Public Service CO
Chas. B. Hole
EFIRD
Carolinas
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