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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1922

Page

7

Bulgarian Premier Forces State Labor On All Bulgarians

In Bulgaria Premier Stamboulisky pushes a plan to compel all able bodied men and women to work ten days a year for the state. He faces strong opposition from Moslem women who refuse poima blank and risk losing the vote he threatens to remove. September will test the plan as non Moslem women pledge to work when Moslem women do.

Bulgaria Blank Stamboulisky

Bulgaria Enacts Forced Labor Law One Journalist’s View

The piece critiques a Bulgarian mobilization policy assigning professional men to labor, noting exemptions for officials and rural workers. It describes morale issues as reformers use price work and compels men to perform farm and public tasks, while journalists report learning to endure physical labor and then returning to write satirical pieces.

Bourgoise Stamboulissy Bulgaria

Man Shoots Self After Telling Wife He Was Tired of Living

Aiken South Carolina July 14 magister and farmer J Luke Williamson told his wife he was tired of living then went to his bedroom closet and was found moments later with a shotgun wound to the side. He may recover.

Aiken J. Luke Williamson Williamsons

Labor Union Criticizes Press Over Strike Coverage

The Central Labor Union, unaffiliated with the shopmen, condemns North Carolina and national press for coloring strike news. It denounces the Associated Press for exaggerating troop readiness and downplaying orderly striker behavior in statements adopted last night in Asheville.

Asheville North Carolina Nation Associated Press Central Labor Union

Train hits auto. five killed at Hartford City crossing

Five persons were instantly killed and three were seriously injured when a Pennsylvania railroad train struck an automobile at a crossing near Hartford City Indiana yesterday.

Hartford City Ind Pennsylvania Railroad Here

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