No Alliance in Four Power Pacific Treaties Says Senator
Senator New of Indiana defended the four power Pacific treaties as no alliance with no force obligation. He argued the pact safeguards US sovereignty and compares it favorably to the League of Nations plan, noting the Anglo-Japanese alliance would remain if the four power treaty failed. A Borah resolution on the Lasing Ishii agreement was adopted without roll call amid debate.
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Washington
Senator New
Indiana
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Harding
United States
New
League of Nations
League
Japan
Borah
Idaho
Underwood
Alabama
House Appropriations Panel Proposes $34.98 Million Agricultural Budget
The House Appropriations Committee reports a $34,978,033 agricultural budget for the coming fiscal year, down $3.7 million from the current year and $1.6 million from estimates. It eliminates last year’s seed distribution seed loan programs and removes several drought relief loan items, while outlining funding for tuberculosis eradication in animals and disease control measures including pink boll worm and European borer prevention.
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Washington
Agricultural Department
House Appropriations Committee
Congress
Budget Bureau
Rail unions press wage cuts as shop crafts seek higher pay
Chicago March 6 six railroad shopcrafts unions representing 500000 workers opened the wage dispute before the railroad labor board petitions call for a ten percent wage cut by 144 roads while the shopmen seek a 13 cent hourly raise. Many roads did not file increases due to late petitions and over 175 petitions for reductions exist. B M Jewell AFL railroad department head says postponement may be sought and blocking attempts are expected.
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Chicago
United States Railway Labor Board
B. M. Jewell
Railroad Department
American Federation of Labor
Three Cases in Police Court Declared in City Session
Judge Walter Royal presided over a light docket in municipal court this morning. Three cases were disposed of with Patterson admitting speeding and paying costs, Davis pleading drunk paying $5 plus costs, and Trainham pleading guilty to drunkenness with a $10 fine and costs.
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Walter Royal
Earl Patterson
Ellis Davis
Shielden Trainham
Catholic Priest Tarred and Feathered in Amarillo
J. G. Keller, a Catholic priest, was seized by masked men on Saturday night, beaten, tarred and feathered in Amarillo. Authorities said the act was the culmination of pro German accusations against him during World War I.
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Amarillo
Tex
J. G. Keller
Farmers Face Tax Protests Portend Political Shakeup
Raleigh March 6 Opposition to high state and county taxes fuels public anger and a North Carolina Farmers Union plan to shift Democratic strength to the Republican party in upcoming congressional races and state fights. Industrial survey signals modest February unemployment with pockets of joblessness across textiles lumber fertilizer and skilled trades. Charlotte shows no unemployment while Winston-Salem and Wilmington report varied layoffs but cautious optimism.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Farmers’ Union
Charlotte
Goldsboro
Greensboro
Farmers’ Union
Department of Labor
North Carolina
Winston-Salem
Wilmington
Rhode Island Troops Guard Textile Mills
Heavy forces of national guard cavalry coast artillerymen deputy sheriffs and police guarded the Hope company's mill at Hope Rhode Island this morning amid fears strikers would picket the plant with workers from other mills in the valley. A last minute shift by the strikers avoided the anticipated test of the picketing regulations.
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Providence
R. L. Marek G
National Guard Cavalry
Coast
Hope Company
Hope
Stucket Valley
Rhodes Scholars Win for Oxford in Ice Hockey
Oxford faced Cambridge in an ice hockey match with a Canadian dominated team except for one American. The Canadians scored 27 goals without Cambridge replying, a world record, prompting calls in university circles to level the competition or risk losing inter varsity interest.
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London
Oxford
Cambridge
Rhodes
Anmerican
New 17-Story Mixed Church and Hotel Planned on Broadway
New York reports a combined church and 17 story hotel to rise on Broadway and 14th Street replacing the old Metropolitan Building. The design includes a basement Sunday school church space on the first three floors and a roof missionary school with a hotel upstairs. Censorship of guests and ban on cards and dancing are planned with an estimated cost of 1.5 million dollars.
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New York
Broadway
14Th Street
Flora Perryman Dies After Pneumonia At 58
Mrs Flora Perryman widow of Isaac Perryman died last night at her home three miles west of the city after a two week illness of pneumonia. She was 58 and had lived in Guilford county. Survived by daughter Miss Lola Perryman and four sons H M A O R C and W V Perryman all members of the family ill with influenza. Brief funeral services will be at the home Tuesday morning at 11 conducted by Rev J M Hilliard. Interment in Abbotts Creek cemetery.
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Flora Perryman
Isaac Perryman
Perryman
Guilford County
Lola Perryman
H. M
A. O
R. C
W. V. Perryman
J. M. Hilliard
Abbotts Creek Cemetery
Islands Add Land to National Park
In Hawaii an area of 438000 acres of volcanic formation, unknown to many locals, would be added to Hawaii National Park under a Senate bill. The park already includes Haleakala on Maui and Mauna Loa with Mokuaweoweo and Kilauea.
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Hilo
Island of Hawaii
T. H
Hawaiian Islands
Hawaii National Park
Senate
Congress
Secretary of the Interior
Haleakala
Maui
Mauna Loa
Kilauea
Train Hits Truck Injuring Two Men Near Goulds
In Goulds Florida two men were injured when a freight train struck a truck they were riding. Lee Allen 54 postmaster Goulds was probably fatally injured and Maston C Neill farmer was seriously injured.
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Miami
Fla
Lee Allen
Goulds
Here
Maston C. Neill
Marriage On Board Tug Defies California Law
In San Francisco on March 6, Miss Lera Webster, a white woman, married Ging Sing, a Chinese merchant, aboard a tug beyond California’s three mile limit, defying state law.
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Wea
San Francisco
California
Lera Webster
Ging Sing
Protection of the family pushes bachelor tax rise
Berlin March 6 The National Association for the Protection of the Family asks the Reichstag to raise the bachelor and childless parent tax by 10 percent.
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Berlin
National Association For the Protection of the Family
Reichstag
Irish Art Exhibit in Paris Showcases 200 Works
The first Irish art exhibition in Paris displays two hundred works including painting sculpture and needlework. Sir John Lavery leads with portraits of Irish political leaders. Charlie Shannon gains notice for a portrait of Miss Lilah Macartney as younger Irish artists like Yeats Conor and Mrs. G. Henry appear amid French influence.
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Paris
John Lavery
Charlies Shannon
Lilah Macartney
Orchardists Invited to Mitchell Grove Pruning Demo
Guilford county farm agent BR Garrett will hold a pruning demonstration at 2 PM Tuesday at C. C. Moran's farm near Mitchell Grove. He urges many farmers to attend as pruning time is short this spring. He cannot attend the High Point Chamber event due to a Guilford tax payers mass meeting in Greensboro Tuesday morning.
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RE. BR. Garrett
Guilford County
C. C. Moran
Mitchell Grove
Garrett
Greensboro
Chamber of Commercce
High Point
New York Cotton Unsettled In Early Trading
The New York cotton market opened steady with small gains but soon eased as liquidation spread. May futures stood at 17.70 cents, July 17.05, October 16.40, December 16.25, and January 16.12 as Liverpool delayed its local decline and buying appeared for Liverpool account.
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New York
Liverpool
Child Dies of Burns in Maryland Garden Fire
Margaret Clopper, the young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Clopper of Hagerstown, died at home from burns suffered when her dress caught fire from burning brush she was watching in the family garden nearly a week earlier.
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Burns
Hagerstow
Margaret
Herman Clopper
Bank Examiner Office Relocated to Washington
Bank examiner William J. Schechter’s office for the fifth federal reserve district moved from Richmond to Washington to reduce travel and conference costs with the comptroller of the currency.
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Bank Examiner
Richmond
Arency
National Bank
Wiliam J. Schechter
Fifth
Federal Reserve District
Washington
Clarksburg Mill Reopens Hiring 1000 at Weirton Plant
Clarksburg tin mill plant of Weirton Steel resumes operations in full after a shutdown, employing 1,000 workers as of March in Clarksburg West Virginia.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Weirton Steel Company
Shipman Company Forms to Build High Point Pianos
At 8 30 this afternoon officers and directors organized the Shipman company to manufacture high grade pianos in High Point. Authorized capital is 190000 with 30000 paid in stock. Production should begin after the Hamilton street factory is completed, aiming for about twenty instruments weekly. The venture, first piano maker in High Point, seeks to rival top U S brands and includes several prominent local businessmen.
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Shipman Company
High Point
Hamilton Street
Shipman Organ Company
South
United States
Furniture
Durham Man Held on Assault Charge
W R Winsted a young white man was arrested near Chapel Hill on a charge of attempted criminal assault on two women east of here on the Durham Chapel Hill road. After a prior auto wreck on Main street he was taken to Durham with companions, all said to have been drinking. Sam Clark, jitney driver, stopped the suspect while two girls reported a fleeing man. Clark overpowered him and delivered him to authorities in Durham.
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Chapel Hill
W. R. Winsted
Durham
Here
Durham-Chapel Hill
Winsted
Main
Sam Clark
Durbar
Clark
North Carolina student volunteers conclude annual conference
Greensboro March 6 Vesner services closed the three day North Carolina students volunteer union conference. Delegates from 24 colleges heard talks by foreign representatives on mission work abroad and many delegates who will enter foreign missionary service attended closing services at local churches.
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Greensboro
Vesner
North Carolina Students’ Volunteer Union
North Carolina
Martin
George Archibald to Ride in England
London March 6 Racing circles await with interest the appearance of American jockey George Archibald on English courses for the flat racing season He has ridden in Germany France and Spain and has ridden King Alfonso’s horses Frank ONeill calls Archibald the best horseman in the world
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London
George Archibald
Archibald
Germany
France
Spain
Alfonso
Frank O'Neill
America
Annie Oakley Still a Crack Shot at Pinehurst
Pinehurst March 6 Annie Oakley the famed markswoman and longtime star of Buffalo Bill's Wild West show shattered all known records in women's trapshooting at Pinehurst Gun Club She drilled 98 of 100 targets at 16 yards began with 50 straight and finished with 2 straight missing only her 61st and 67th birds.
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Pinehurst
Annie Oakley
Buffalo Bill
Bell's device to distill water from breath for shipwreck victims
Miami report notes Dr. Alexander Graham Bell, age 75, continues refining a life saving apparatus that distills moisture from breath to provide drinking water for castaways. Earlier efforts included a glass tube and bottle system and a waist bottle with tubes to avoid sea water, enabling about an ounce of water per hour.
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Miami
Fla
Alexander Graham Bell
Bell
Thirs
Bel
Physiology Said to Govern Cowardice in New Theory
Dr Charles Louis Mix of Northwestern University argues cowardice is physiological not moral or mental He links fear to temporary adrenal gland secretion suspension above the kidneys with symptoms like dilated pupils dry mouth and shaking knees He expects future medical or surgical means to boost adrenal flow to speed recovery from fright and increase courage
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Bhyanston
Ill
Charles Louis Mix
Northwestern University
Dr. Mix
Fifty Brokerage Pathures in New York
In New York on March 6 involuntary bankruptcy petitions were filed in federal court against Etting ald Wall and J. B. Mullins and company, boosting the number of brokerages hit by the action to fifty.
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New York
Etting Ald Wall
J. B. Mullins and Company
Kiwanis PO Hold Luncheon Wednesday
The High Point Kiwanis club will hold its regular luncheon Wednesday at 12 15 at the Sheraton hotel. An interesting program is planned and every Kiwanian is urged to attend.
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High Point Kiwanis Club
Sheraton Hotel
Must Have Known Her Diagnosis At Doctor Visit
A Garfield woman visited a doctor's office for a diagnosis. The doctor told her to stick out her tongue and concluded she was overworked.
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Garfield
Ind
Crisis in British Coalition Nearing End
London dispatch reports within 24 to 48 hours the decision of Prime Minister Lloyd George to resign or continue leading the coalition government. If he stays the coalition may still fail, with Irish and Genoa conferences delaying a final announcement. Sir Arthur Balfour’s speech Tuesday is expected to reveal Lloyd George’s fate, while Chamberlain could step in if resignation occurs.
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London
Lloyd George
Genoa
Sir Arthur Balfour
Sir Arthur
Arthur
Toeay
Austin Chamberlain
Chamberlain
House of Commons
New Golf Instructor Fresh from Britain Heads to America
London March 6 Alan Gow professional at Banstead Downs Surrey has been appointed to the Kidgwater club Chicago and will depart March 14 with assistant Forbes Lith. Gow born Lochlan Perthshire 1885 played for Scotland against England in 1912 and spent ten years at Gog-Magog Cambridge before moving to Banstead Downs in 1914.
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London
Alan Gow
Banstead Downs
Surrey
Kidgwater
Chicago
England
Forbes Lith
Barnstead Downs
Gow
Lochlan
Perthshire
Scotland
Muirfield
Gog-Magog
Cambridge
Banstad Downs
Wilfrid Reid
America
Paris women’s football match ends with forfeit win
In Paris on Saturday the Femina Sports and En Avant met for the city championship. At half time both teams had one goal. A disputed foul led to a player from En Avant being sent off, and her teammate refused to continue, giving Femina Sports the victory.
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Paris
Femina Sports
En Avant
Femina Sport
anCo
Pleischman Company Set for Rehearing on Alcohol Diversion
Washington March 6 Internal Revenue Commissioner Blair and Prohibition Commissioner Haynes completed arrangements for a rehearing on charges that the Fleischman company New York and branch agencies diverted industrial alcohol into beverage alcohol The rehearing will be held tomorrow at 9 o clock before Commissioner Blair and a swift decision is promised
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Washington
Fleischman Company, Incorporated
New York
Internal Revenue
Blair
Prohibition
Haynes
Soviets Plan To Meet Great World Problems
In Moscow on March 6 the third international executive leaders recommended a conference of socialist internationals to form a united front on world capital and labor issues after two weeks of discussion, the proposal passing by a 46 to 1 vote.
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Moscow
Associated Prass
All Socialist Internationales
Third Internationale of
Government weighing arbitration in New England textile strike
The department of commerce said federal involvement could come as it and the labor department study a proposal to form an arbitration commission to resolve the New England textile workers strike.
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Washington
Faoyland
Department of Commerce
Department
Department of Labor
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Max Abernethy
Rhode Island
Cleveland
Piano Factory
George Archbald
Dr. Bell
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Kiwanis PO
Great Britain
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