Senate Rejects Numerous Pacific Treaty Amendments
Senate votes down a long line of proposed amendments to the four power Pacific treaty as it nears a final roll call. Article 1 passes 74 to 15. Article 2 faces heavy opposition with mixed party lines. General policy figures earlier discuss the looming strike by the United Mine Workers of America set for April 1 in Cleveland.
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Washington
Senate
Senator Inderwood
Alabama
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Robinson
Hitchcock
Democrat
Nebraska
Shields
Tennessee
United States
Reed
Missouri
Johnson
California
League of Nations
Cleveland
United Mine Workers of America
John L. Lewis
Guilford County Autos Lead NC with 8514
Mecklenberg follows, North Carolina registers show Guilford with 8514 passenger cars and trucks as of February 1, leading a state total of 7250. Forsyth 6098, Wake 5584, Buncombe 3911, Davidson 3327, Rockingham 3703, Rowan 3861, Wilson 8218 in three thousand plus class. County tallies extend to smaller totals across the state. Governor Morrison defends Live at Home program amid political criticism while a UNC trustees committee discusses expanding the medical school.
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Raleigh
Guilford County
North Carolina
Automobile Department
Secretary of State
Mecklenburg County
Forsyth
Wake County
Graham County
Carolina
Clay
Yancey
Dare
Mitchell
Buncombe
Davidson
Gaston
Johnston
Rockingham
Rowan
Wilson
Alamance
Anson
Beaufort
Bertie
Cabarrus
Catawba
Chatham
Cleveland
Columbus
Craven
Cumberland
Duplin
Durham
Edgecombe
Franklin
Granville
Greene
Halifax
Harnett
Iredell
Lenoir
Lincoln
Martin
Moore
Nash
New Hanover
Northampton
Orange
Pasquotank
Person
Randolph
Richmond
Robeson
Rutherford
Sampson
Scotland
Stanly
Stokes
Surry
Union
Vance
Wayne
Morrison
Department of Agriculture
Stat
Board of Health
Agricultural Extension Department
University of New Carolina
H. W. Chase
University
Josephus Daniels
Mrs Laugenour Returns Home After Illness
Mrs. J. E. Laugenour of Winston-Salem returns home after a visit with her sister Mrs. R. C. Charles. She had been ill for a week, but her condition is now greatly improved.
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J. E. Laugenour
Winston-Salem
R. C. Charles
Courting In Church Speech Sparks Baptist Conference
In Spokane Washington Dr Gwen C Brown Los Angeles editor urged encouraging courting among Baptist youth at a church conference He told the audience to allow their young peoples union meetings to become courting bees to foster matches within Christian influence
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Spokane
Wash
Gwen C. Brown
Los Angeles
The
Baptist Church
Baptist Young Peoples Union
Brown
100000 Will Get Employment Amid Road Funding
Washington reports that all states with state highway departments receiving federal road funds will share in a 75 million dollar appropriation. Half of the money supports road projects this year, creating about 100000 jobs as plans meet federal specifications. Farmers hope unskilled labor will aid in crop time.
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Washington
Capital News Service
Union
Congress
South
Bureau of Public Roads
Department of Agriculture
Mississippi River rising prompts Mississippi flood preparations
Vicksburg Mississippi March 24 Preparations are under way as the Mississippi River continues to rise Major J A O Connor United States engineer for the district says he does not expect a levee break but has ordered materials and supplies stored in readiness The Government steamboat Yokonis is in port ready to transport refugees if necessary The river gauge stands at 42 4 feet after rising three tenths of a foot in 24 hours
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Vicksburg
Miss
Mississippi River
J. A. O’connor
United States
Yokonis
The Opium Steep at Mobile Legion Meeting
Former baseball commissioner Landis spoke at the Legion meeting in Mobile on March 24, criticizing the public’s reliance on world war veterans. He refused honorary Legion membership stating only a true veteran should join, expressing affection but declining acceptance.
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Mobile
Ala
United States
I. M. Landis
Commislegion Post
Landis
Legion
American Legion
Austin Sheriff Candidate Runs On Anti Klan Ticket
Charles Hamby of Travis county announced as a candidate for sheriff in the Democratic primary on an anti Ku Klux ticket. He says the Klan seeks to take the law into its own hands. Sheriff W D Miller, seeking re election, admitted to the grand jury months ago that he was a Klan member.
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Austin
Texas
Maron
Charles Hamby
Travis County
W. D. Miller
Ford comments on politics and Mussel Shoals deal
Henry Ford, in Lakeland, accused politicians of needing a dressing down and urged replacements by priests and preachers after Edison warned that excessive politics could jeopardize Detroit’s bid for the Mussel Shoals property discussed in Jacksonville the previous night.
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Henry
Lakeland
Fla
Henry Ford
Thomas A. Edison
Jacksonville
Detroit
Musele Shoals
North Carolina Press Association to Meet in Shelby
The annual summer meeting of the NC Press Association will be held in Shelby on July 26 27 and 28. The executive committee chose Shelby over Hickory citing better hotel facilities. Sam Farabee editor of the Hickory Record extended the invitation. Committee members are visiting Jackson Training School this afternoon.
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Concord
North Carolina Press Association
Shelby
Hickory
Sam Fuarabee
Hickory Record
Jackson Training School
U.S. Troops May Remain After July 1
The house adopted a motion to strike from the army appropriation bill a provision mandating withdrawal of regular troops from China Hawaii the Panama Canal Zone and Germany by July 1. Representative Rogers of Massachusetts led the strike and the vote was by viva voce.
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Washington
China
Hawaii
Panama Canal Zone
Germany
House
Rogers
Massachusetts
Representative Claude Kitchin Birthday Noted in House
Washington March 24 Representative Claude Kitchin of North Carolina Democratic leader in the House, long absent due to illness, is 53 today. Representative Mann of Illinois said he spoke with Mr Kitchin and the membership hopes for his speedy recovery and many years of life.
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Washington
Harding
White House
Representative Upshaw
Georgia
E.L. Quinn
Atlanta, Ga
Federation of Trades
Upshaw
Cabret
Claude Kitchin
North Carolina
House
Mann
Illinois
Witchin
Bishop Cheshire to Confer Confirmation at St Marys
The Right Reverend Joseph Blount Cheshire bishop of North Carolina will confer the Rite of Confirmation at St. Mary's Episcopal Church tonight at 7:30 with special choir music. Strangers and visitors are welcome.
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Joseph Blount Cheshire
D. D
North Carolina
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Barber’s Razor Reveals Long Lost Brother in Atlantic City
In Atlantic City on March 24 barber Jay G MacSpect, while shaving a hotel customer, identified a stranger as his long lost brother BE W Mac Spect after twenty years apart. The brothers had unknowingly coexisted in the same area for a year. E W Mac Speet, a structural engineer, oversees the new bank building at South Carolina and Atlantic avenues.
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Atlantic City
Jay G. MaccSpect
BE. W. MacSpect
MacSpect
Harber
E. W. MacSpeet
South Carolina and
Atlantic Avenues
Elm Street student wins milk campaign poster prize
An error in a school announcement briefly listed Miss Elizabeth Snow Welborn of Elm Street as winner in the city milk-for-health poster contest. The actual winning poster was submitted by Miss Nell Adams and Miss Mary Elizabeth Perry, and the award has been awarded.
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Elizabeth Snow Welborn
Elm Street
Nell Adams
Mary Elizabeth Perry
No Death Message Reported From Spirit Banquet
Los Angeles March 24 Dr James Martin Peebles physician and etherist dead since February 15 attended a spirit banquet to celebrate his centennial guests said He sat in an empty chair as Dr Guy Bogart head of the Longer Life league read a message Peebles declared there is no death He wished to explore the moon and travel among the stars and urged diet and exercise to lengthen life in a final note that death is denied.
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Los Angeles
Cal
James Martin Peéebes
Guy Bogart
Longer Life League
Dr. Peebles
Dr. Boga
Herman Ik Kuehn
Chiago
Hecause
Short Life Beyond
Guy
Dr. Bogart
Longer Life League Fhields
Federal Officer Shot During Still Raid in Georgia
Ed F. Newberry, a federal officer, was treated for buckshot wounds after a clash with alleged moonshiners near Adrian, Emanuel County. P Barwick, 40, was fatally wounded, dying after transfer to Statesboro hospital. The raiders, including W. H. Hahr, T. F. Nelson, and E. C. Pierce, recovered two stills from the scene.
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Macon
F. Newberry
Adrian
Kmmanuel County
P. Barwick
Newberry
Statesboro
Barwick
Farm Federation And Labor Men To Hold Joint Meet
Greensboro March 24 The presidents of the North Carolina Farmers union and the North Carolina Federation of Labor announce a joint executive committee conference for March 27 to renew cooperation and plan a legislative program favorable to both groups.
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Greensboro
R. W. H. Stone
North Carolina Farmers’ Union
Farmers’ Union
North Carolina Federation of Labor
Mr. Stone
Jim Barrett
Stone
Will Hays Calls For Come On Spirit In Film Industry
Will Hays, newly named head of the motion picture industry and former postmaster general, told the New York Advertising Agencies luncheon that the country needs less prohibition talk and more energy. He warned of big problems ahead but predicted a forthcoming world revival unseen.
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New York
Will Hays
New York Council
Jail Too Cold Says Prisoner Note From Mullens Escape
A prisoner who escaped Mullens lockup writes from Pineville that it is too cold without a fire and that he has gone somewhere to warm up. He says he will return as soon as he is warm.
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Pineville
W. Va
Mullens
Raw cotton exports show decrease in February value
American exports of raw cotton including linters in February totaled 338,440 bales worth 31,113,090 dollars, down from 493,496 bales valued at 42,040,115 a year earlier. For eight months ending February, exports reached 4,512,672 bales valued at 398,812,928, versus 3,741,010 bales worth 491,349,810 last year.
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Washington
Navy Plans Search For Seaplane Miss Miami
The Navy Department orders three seaplanes and a destroyer to search for the flying boat Miss Miami missing with six aboard since it left Miami for Bimini. Planes to depart from Pensacola station and the destroyer to sail from Key West.
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Miami
Fla
Navy Department
Miss Miami
Bimini
Washington
Pensacola
Key West
Funeral Today for Miss Venetia Smith
Funeral services for Miss Venetia Smith were held this afternoon at her Steele Street home with Rev. W A Lambeth of Wesley Memorial Methodist Church officiating. Burial followed in Oakwood cemetery.
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Venetia Smith
Steele Street
W. A. Lambeth
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Miss Smith
Oakwood Cemetery
New York Cotton Opens With Initial Decline Then Recovery
New York cotton opened with a 2 to 13 point drop amid 200 notices and early selling in New Orleans and on Wall Street but recovered as buying returned on forecasts of unsettled weather over the central and eastern belts. Futures showed March 17.35 May 16.61 July 17.18 October 16.80 December 16.72.
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New York
New Orleans
Wall Street
Police Called to Pacify Depositors at Northwestern Bank
Chicago March 24 a special detail of 25 policemen armed with rifles was deployed to control thousands of depositors who crowded the Northwestern Trust and Savings bank to withdraw funds after a false rumor claimed the bank was insolvent.
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Chicago
Northwestern Trust and Savings Bank
Lady Astor to Arrive in New York April 9
Lady Astor the Virginia born parliament member will land in New York on April 9. Mary Garrett Hay chairwoman of the New York City League of Women Voters announced the arrival and said plans include a town hall meeting the day she lands.
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New York
Lady Astor
Mary Garrett Hay
New York City
Miss Ida Terry Visits Hamlet Residents
Miss Ida Terry of Hamlet, sister of L. R. and R. R Terry, is stopping for a short visit at the North Main Street residence of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Terry.
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Ida Terry
Hamlet
L. R. Terry
North Main Street
Miss Terry
L. R
R. R Terry
Alibi Proposed for Tex Rickard in 1921 Assault Case
March 24 defense opens for Tex Rickard charged with assaulting 15 year old Sarah Schoerfeild. Max Steuer claims alibi for November 2, 1921 and says Rickard rented West 47th Street apartments to store liquor during the Dempsey Willard Toledo fight period. Rickard allegedly visited apartments only twice to check cellars, none of which he ever occupied.
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New York
Tex Rickard
Sarah Schoerfeild
Promper
Max Steuer
West 47Th Street
Richard
Steuer
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L Lewis
Mr. Underwood
Indianapolis
Boris
Mecklenburg
Guilford
Max Abernethy
Mississippel
U.S
MR. Kitchin
Cheshire
Barber
Farm Federation
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