Indian Uprisings Disturb British India Across Malabar
British martial law is declared in six districts near Madras as Malabar Turmoil widens. Moplah violence, Gandhi’s non cooperation movement, and new Indian government reforms fuel unrest and trigger crackdowns. Gandhi’s stance against violence contrasts with calls for British rule to be decisively enforced.
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Madras
Massiah
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Gandhi
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Punjab
England
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Lord Reeding
Lord Reading
Simla
Prince of Wales
America
Duke of Connaught
Chamber of Princes
Montagu
All-India Congress
Congress
the Times
Mystery of builders behind South Seas stone walls
A British Museum representative studies Easter Island fortifications and suggests a white Aryan race from Asia, via New Zealand and Japan, erected megalithic cities in Ponape and across the Pacific before mixing with Polynesian peoples. His theory faces widespread doubt among Polynesian scholars.
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Papeete
Tahiti
South Seas
British Museum
Easter Island
Rapa
MacMillan- Brown
New England
Asia
New Zealand
Pacific
Ponape
Carolines
South Sea Islands
Indonesia
MacMillan-Brown
Florida Refrigerated Fruit Freight Costs Rise With Ice Car Load
The 1920 21 Florida shipment season involved 25 713 refrigerator cars moved to Northern markets at a cost of 1 700 000. New ice plants in Jacksonville Miami Haines City and Lakeland aim to insure steady cooling, while debates at the Interstate Commerce Commission push for public cost disclosures on refrigerated transport from Southern farms to New York and Chicago markets.
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Florida
Jacksonville
Miami
Haines City
Lakeland
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Florida Railroad Commissioners
Southern Fruit and
New York
Chicago
Federal Commission
National Drainage convention to discuss colonization aims
St Paul Minnesota Sept 14 Colonization of reclaimed lands tops the agenda for the tenth annual National Drainage congress to be held Sept 22 23. Landowners farmers drainage contractors and engineers will hear reports on railroad colonization commissions colonization in Wisconsin cutover regions and rural credit and drainage project financing. Notable speakers include Governor J A Perus Minnesota Dr F H Newell Washington DC H B Roe University of Minnesota and F W DeWolf Illinois geological survey chief.
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ST. Paul, Minn
National Drainage Congress
Wisconsin
L. K. Sherman
Chicago
South Carolina
Tennessee
Louisiana
Iowa
Minnesota
Michigan
Missouri
J. A. ©. Perus
F. H. Newell
Washington, D. C
Federal Reclamation Service
H. B. Roe
University of Minnesota
F. W. DeWolf
Illinois Geological Survey Division
Marine Private Kimbrella electrocuted by live wire at St Helena
Portsmouth Va Sept 14 Private Silas L Kimbrella Marine Corps was accidentally electrocuted yesterday while patrolling the St Helena reservation. An investigation of the death was ordered.
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Portsmouth
St. Helena Reservation
Silas L. Kimbralla
Marine Corps
Strike Over Wage Cut Sparks Brief Kinston Action
Unorganized workers at Kinston cotton mills struck today after a new wage scale was adopted and rent charges for company houses were announced. Company said only a handful of employees participated.
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Kinston
Kinston Cotton Mills
High Point City Physician Duties Ordinance 1921
The ordinance defines the City Physician duties including bi weekly health inspections of food establishments, public health articles, TB and infectious disease care, school health exams, and health lectures. It creates a four member board of health, mandates monthly reports, and requires registrations and sanitary practices for local businesses with penalties for violations.
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High Point
Cty
Board of Health
Gard
R. l L. Pickett
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