Senator LaFollette Attacks Pacific Treaty as Allied Plot
In Washington the four power Pacific treaty debate sharpens with Senator La Follette accusing Britain and Japan of using the pact to extend exploitation and imperialism. He warns the U S would be pressured to back London and Tokyo against Russia, China, and Germany, and questions how dominions vote under the agreement.
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Allies to face American note on occupation costs
Paris and Tokyo report diplomatic dispatches detailing the United States position on paying the costs of the army of occupation in Germany. The American note, sent to Britain France Italy Belgium and Japan, is to be presented to the allies for response.
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Reparations Moratorium Rules Set for Germany
Paris March 22 The reparations commission outlined conditions for a partial moratorium including Reichsbank autonomy and new German financial reforms to begin by May 31 The plan calls for new reparations funding under Allied guarantees and may require a capital levy if in kind payments fall short plus cash options if needed.
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Germany
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Allied Commission
Irish Republican Army Convention To Be Held In Dublin
The republican organ in Dublin announces the IRA convention will meet in Dublin on Sunday despite a ban from Arthur Griffith. Commandant Roderick O Connor says about 50 percent of the army feels the oath was betrayed by the Dail Eireann agreement to Ireland remaining within the British empire.
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Committee Cuts Navy Under Denby's Wish
Washington March 22 The house naval committee reported a bill to set the navy strength at 80000 with 6000 apprentices cut, 10000 less than Denby said needed for the treaty fleet. The measure caps commissioned graduates at 200 per class for 1922 23 and 24 with 541 first class graduates in June.
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Hanging of Alex Smith Shocks Gulfport
The body of Alex Smith, an aged Negro, was found hanging from a bridge near Gulfport today with three bullet wounds. Police report recent arrests of two white girls from a house operated by the man, adding to the mystery surrounding the event.
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Got Clue To Death of Son When He Asked a Stranger the Time
In Pasadena California on March 22 Sevano Telles accosted a stranger for the time. The stranger produced a gold watch claimed to be his son Martin Telles’s property, the 17 year old victim found with his head crushed in a reservoir. Telles noted the clothing matched items his son wore March 4. The stranger, jailed, said the watch and clothes were given by another man.
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Heavy sentences for two men in Davie burglary case
In Mocksville yesterday two men were sentenced after pleading to second degree burglary in a case tied to the home of Mrs. Susan Smith near Smith Grove Davie County. Lester Cornatzer already jailed for embezzlement received a term of 15 to 25 years. I R Elam faced the same plea, with a crowded courtroom witness to the proceedings.
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Smith Grove
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Greater activity in New York cotton market
Cotton futures opened steady with March at 18.15 and May at 18.00 as Liverpool and New Orleans support plus Manchester buying lift prices early. Favorable weather later caused a 5 to 6 point setback, pulling May to 17.93 and July to 17.34.
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Joker check funds way through bank.
A worthless $275 check drawn on the defunct Denver State bank and dated March 3 in Kansas City was used to pay for an automobile. It was cashed through Kansas City clearing houses and found worthless when it reached the bank's executive offices.
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Notes from Paris On Allied Governments Considered
Washington March 22 notes identical with those from the American government for presentation to allied representatives in Paris were under consideration today by American diplomatic officials to Great Britain Belgium France Italy and Japan.
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Valuable Jewelry in Negroes Locks Reported
Two Black men, B Simpson and John Williems, were arrested after a search found a diamond necklace in their possession. Jewelry valued at $97 was taken from them, with silk shirts and satchels found on a porch on East Washington Street. Police suspect links to recent robberies in nearby cities.
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Salisbury
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High Point
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Bishop Cheshire to Lead Lenten Service in High Point
The Rt. Rev. Joseph Blount Cheshire of Raleigh will visit High Point this week. On Friday at 7:30 p.m. he conducts a service at St. Mary's Episcopal Church, College Street, and confirms church members. Rev. Norwood Bowne assists. Friday afternoon service serves children with a junior choir rehearsal afterward.
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Augusta council holds line as cars stay in the barn
Augusta Georgia March 22 the city council refuses to yield keeping the city system cars of the Augusta Aiken Railway and Electric Corporation in the barn as tensions over the service continue.
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Kiwanis Club backs street extension plan in High Point
High Point Kiwanis at a Sheraton luncheon endorsed extending Jordan Street to connect with Rankin to create another business thoroughfare. President Gold to sign the merchants petition. A bridge over the railroad was discussed but no action taken. Committees were formed to pursue the project and inspect a possible bridge while a milk inspection ordinance was approved for enforcement.
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Penalties Raised for Late State Income Tax Returns
Raleigh March 22. Taxpayers who did not file or pay by March 15 may pay by May 15 with a five percent penalty, minimum one dollar, plus one percent per month. Extensions for sickness or absence possible with six percent interest from March 15, must apply by April 15. May 15 penalties rise to 100 percent plus one percent per month.
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Rehearsals for Elks Minstrels Under Way in City
Rehearsals for the annual Elks minstrel show directed by Harry Foote began at the Elks club this week. Chorus men and young ladies are invited to join the production which plans a large cast and new scenery for the first week of April performances.
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City Council Holds Sparse Session on Expansion and Schoolhouse
Few items surfaced at last night's mayor and council meeting with no decisions on city limits extension or the schoolhouse. The body approved paving Bay street from Main to King and grading curbstones on Carrick street between Parkway and Sunset drive. J. P. Myers was elected an extra patrolman and Clyde Norman’s automobile license was revoked for one year.
Governor Morrison urged as honorary head of state Alcohol Education group
Raleigh March 22. Effort to name Governor Cameron Morrison honorary president of the North Carolina branch of the American Alcohol Education Association is under way. The group, headquartered in Los Angeles, seeks state leadership and also asks Lieut. Governor Cooper, living ex governors, and Speaker Harry Grier to serve. The association aims to educate the public about alcohol's truth and its social effects, pledging neutrality on public policy while promoting factual discussion.
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Polk County
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