Cotton Mills Face Keating Bill Fight In Congress
Washington Jan 15 The House labor committee rejected an invitation to visit North Carolina mills to inspect conditions cited by Southern cotton manufacturers. Protests mount against the Keating bill with Webb Overman Simmons and Southern congressmen weighing opposition. Senate filibuster potential and a possible House majority support loom as dye shortage and protective duties debate continues.
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Bread supply for prisoners cut off to individuals only
Correspondence from Geneva reports Germany’s December 27 order severing bulk bread shipments to prisoners of war unless bread is addressed to each individual. French organizers warn this will devastate supplies for about 300,000 prisoners, risking famine and renewed war pressures. They call for private relief networks to bridge the gap, noting Hague conventions limit state control.
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