Secretary Hughes Defends No Secret Pact in Senate
The Senate heard Secretary Hughes deny any secret agreement with Britain or others linking disarmament pledges to the Pacific pact. Lodge and Cravath publicly challenged Borah’s remarks while Cravath clarifies his quoted statements as inaccurately reported.
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Lodge
Paul D. Cravath
New York
Borah
Idaho
Hughes
Cravath
Wich
Senator Borah
Post Office Robbed in Kernersville Heist
Robbers blew the Kernersville post office safe in Winston-Salem region early today seizing about $1,000 in cash and stamps, two registered letters including $38,200 in Liberty bonds and a $220 stock certificate. An overcoat found at the scene is the sole clue as investigators pursue leads.
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Kernersville
Parda
Arrested in High Point admits four store robberies
Frank Johnson, arrested by High Point police, confessed to breaking into four stores in High Point Salisbury and Concord. He turned over loot and named two accomplices. Johnson pled guilty to robbing a local store, with bond set at 1000 dollars.
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High Point
Salisbury
Concord
High Point Hardware Company
Johnson
Statesville
Gastonia
Buddie Barnes
No Separate Agreement Stated on Arms Conference
The White House said the United States made no understandings not in treaty form and public. It rejected Senate charges of a secret Pacific pact with Great Britain as outrageous. Officials called it inconceivable that the government would invite Japan to a conference and then secretly oppose her.
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Washington
White House
Senate
United States
Great Britain
Pacific
Japan
Horne says no new conditions on American debt payments
London March 21 Robert Horne chancellor of the exchequer told the house of commons he would not impose any conditions on the United States regarding Britain's debt payments. He said no demand had been received from America for interest payments next fiscal year and no debtors elsewhere had such demands.
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London
Robert Horne
House of Commons
Robert
America
Great Britain
Washington
Lloyd George to seek house support on Genoa policy
Prime Minister Lloyd George will return to the house of commons on April 3 and seek a vote on government policy toward the Genoa economic conference. Aus tin Chamberlin announced that the government will move to plainly question its confidence and authority to go to Genoa.
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London
Associated Press
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Genoa
Austin Chamberlin
Rotary District Conference Opens in Winston-Salem
The 1922 Rotary clubs seventh district conference in Winston-Salem opened with about one thousand members present. John Wood of Charleston invited the convention to meet in 1923 in the city by the sea, a proposal referred for report. District Governor Jos A Turner of Roanoke led the opening program with communications, appointments, and social events planned.
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Winston-Salem
Rotary Clubs
Virginia
North and
South Carolina
John Wood
Charleston
S. C
Jos. A. Turner
Roanoke
Local Rotarians Attend Winston-Salem Rotary Conference
The High Point Rotary club is well represented at the seventh district Rotary conference in Winston-Salem today and tomorrow. Delegates from the Carolinas and Virginia are in attendance as five truncheons are awarded at noon. Host clubs include Charleston, Gastonia, High Point, Roanoke and Spartanburg.
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Winston-Salem
Twin-City
Carolinas
Virginia
Charleston
Gastonia
Roanoke
Spartanburg
High Pont Club
Universal Auto Company
Liberty and
Third Streets
Weather Drives Cotton Trades In New York Market
The cotton market opened steady as weather forecasts for the belt pressured prices down about ten points from an morning high. New Orleans and southern warehouses sold while Liverpool and commission houses led demand. 24 notices issued. May rose to 17.96 and July to 17.34 on renewed Liverpool buying amid overall steady futures.
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New York
New Orleans
Southern
Liverpool
Commission House
Texas Man Taken by Unancwa Mob
Dallas officials launch a thorough probe into the whipping of a man by masked assailants. Etheridge was abducted from his home after his daughter was knocked down and beaten, with a $500 reward offered for arrests. He was warned not to report the incident.
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Dallas
Tex
Etheridge
Alridge
Pacific Mills to Cut Wages at Lawrence Textile Plant
In Lawrence Massachusetts on March 21 Pacific Mills announced a wage reduction of about 20 percent for its 10 000 workers. Two other large plants nearby were expected to announce similar cuts later in the day. The Pacific reduction takes effect March 27 and marks the first wage revision in this big textile center this year.
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Max Abrrnethy
Raleigh
Morrison
Forrmer
Henry Jay
Anson County
George Sanders
Chatham County
Lee Holleman
Wake County
Grover Hanes
Guilford County
W. T. Brewer
Davidson County
E. F. Pitts
Forsyth County
Ira D. Leber
Lone Young
Burke County
Fletcher Smith
Stokes County
Willi Briles
Randolph County
Jas. Horsignio
Beaufort County
Sandy Manning
Buncombe County
T. W. Callihan
New Hanover County
J. E. Morton
Stanley County
E. W. Heaton
Rutherford County
State Department of Revenue
A. D. Watts
Collie
Haynes
State Department
Watts
Ku Klux Klan
Matthew Bullock
Norlina
Poilus to Replace Yanks on the Rhine Bridgehead
American troops withdrawn from the Rhine will be replaced at Coblenz by French forces. The French occupy sectors on both sides of Coblenz and will be informed of the withdrawal by the Rhine commission via Major General Henry P. Allen.
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Paris
Associated Press
Rhine
Coblenz
Rhine Commission
Henry P. Allen
Dent Crowd Free Lunch Counter Found in New York
New York police and prohibition officials report Joseph Zettied, 55, a Manhattan resident, revived a pre war free lunch counter in his Washington street apartment. A brass rail and mahogany setup with meats and pretzels were found, and detectives say two whisky drinks were served for 25 cents before officers seized wine and whisky.
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New York
Joseph Zettied
Prohibition
Chinese student shoots at minister in Paris
Four shots were fired at the Chinese minister to France by a Chinese student in Paris. None hit the minister. a Chinese engineer accompanying him was wounded in the hand. The student complained the minister’s attitude toward Chinese in Paris was unkind.
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Paris
France
Alcohol Plant Temporarily Closed for Investigation
Chicago March 21 The United States Industrial Alcohol company plant in Chicago was temporarily closed pending an investigation to determine compliance with alcohol manufacture laws.
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Chicago
United States Industrial Alcohol Company
Reed to seek re election in Democratic ticket
St Louis March 21 U S Senator James A Reed announces plan to run for reelection on the Democratic ticket.
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ST. Louis
U.S
James A. Reed
Government seeks conference to avert April miner strike
The White House said it had not abandoned efforts to bring bituminous miners and operators to a conference to prevent a strike on April 14. Officials added that no steps or results justify a public announcement at this time.
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Washington
White House
Chambers of Commerce New Members Report and Campaign
Tate and guests at a Sheraton dinner heard reports on a membership drive. The chamber aims to raise 9800 for 1922 with many members yet to be called, listing donations from pairs of members and totals that bring the current sum to 4971.
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Red N.cTatao
Chamber of Commerce
Imotha Chamber
Sheraton Hotel
Mr. Tate
J. Cox
J. J. Farris
H. A. Moffett
A. E. Tate
R. K. Stewart
Horace Hayworth
W. T. Powell
G. W. Clark
D. Th. Burray
Cy. Ide
Kt. Ryan
J. C. Sheloff
David Harris
S. C. Clark
A. Sherrod
O. EB. Mendenhall
D. R. Parker
Chamber of Comerce
Atmota Mabne
Tg Washington Steateet
Jordan
Rankin
Persots
J. DeCox
A. BE
Pate
J. Blood Cox
W. A. Idol
JL. Amos
C. ¢. Robbins
W. E. Snow
W.T. Powell
W. C. Idol
EB. Mendenhall
Dr. J.T. Burrus
Jac. R. Peacock
8. C. Clark
J. T. Ryan
Rev
P. Coble
Boy Held for Murder of Lady Alice White
London March 21 Henry Jacobi a one year old pantry boy at the hotel where Lady Alice White was fatally injured was arraigned in police court charged with murder He allegedly confessed to striking her with a workman hammer She was found unconscious in her room Tuesday morning with a fractured skull and died the next day No motive was revealed in court
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London
Associated Press
Henry Jacobi
Alice White
Lady White
Jacobi
Teachers Invited to Musical Artefah Meeting
Open invitation sent to city teachers to attend tonight at 8 o clock in Smpt Marys parish house College street. Club session includes an interesting program and is open to the public.
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Smpt. Mary's Parish House
College Street
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