South textile growth boosts Southern industry and tariff stance
The North applauds Southern industrial expansion in textiles and dye production with new mills and a Mobile dye factory. The piece argues for an America First tariff, predicts North Carolina and Georgia leadership in new ventures, and notes political opportunities in North Carolina for a Republican Senate seat in 1922.
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Christian Science Monitor
North ‘Carolina
Virginia
Georgia
Mobile
Alafornda
South
Great Britain
Germany
Japan
America
North
Senate
Hoover Letter to Simmons on Production and Price Regulation
Mr. Hoover argues in a letter to Senator Simmons that production must be the focus and that supply cannot be assured if the food administration imposes strict price controls. He stresses sound judgment linked to his food program management.
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Hoover
Senator Simmons
Food Administration
Hoover Aims at Price Regulation But Warns of Monopoly Risk
The Chicago Tribune notes Mr. Hoover argues price controls could curb profits but might drive weak firms out and raise monopoly power. He says the cure is taxation of excess profits to fund government needs, while the Food Administration has curbed profiteering and Congress should further act.
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Mr. Hoover
Hoover
Fred
The
Food Administration
Congress
Chicago Tribune
Ethan
Allan
Fort Ticonderoga
Continental Congress
Paul Jones
Truths and Trifles by Paul C Rankin
A collection of wry observations on vaudeville, fashion, etiquette, and public life. The column playfully critiques amateur humor, sunburn, politeness, and the era's social quirks with notices of a local couple driving a new Maxwell touring car and other small happenings.
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Rosanna Schellack
Charles Schellack
Eudora
Charles P. Banker
Lawrence businessman seeks funds during fall buying trip
A Lawrence businessman ran short of funds in St. Louis while buying for fall. He recalled a wholesaler friend he had dealt with before and hurried to seek help. He explained his financial setback and hoped for assistance to continue purchases.
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Lawrence
St. Louis
France Confident in Yankee Victory Amid War’s Winter Push
From London Paris reports French belief that Americans will break the deadlock in the war. British fronts hold firm. French sectors resilient. Americans seen as crucial to morale and success. Observers cite American efficiency and energy aiding Allied leadership to press the fight through winter. Paris remains lively with no obvious raid impact, buoyed by the perceived American effort.
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George T. Bye
Faris
London
France
Paris
Fragmentary 19th Century Talk Sparks Puzzle Trade Tales
A patchy dialogue recounts dealings over drafts and payments. A Lawrence man receives a bill and sends a check for the indicated amount while a St. Louis man promises six percent off goods but balks at selling greenbacks. The exchange hints at loan and currency schemes.
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Purine
St. Louis
Fark
United Brethren Hold C E Convention Here
Delegates from the United Brethren Endeavor societies arrive for the district convention at Seventeenth and Vermont streets. About 100 delegates expected with a mixer tonight at 7 30 led by Rev. O T Deever of Dayton Ohio. John M Kinckel of Topeka will speak on Our selves and the War.
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United Brethren Endeavor Societies
Seventeenth
Vermont
T.deever
Dayton
Ohio
Meever
Peple
United Brethren
Women's Missionary Society
U. B
Tamoyrow
Tos- Lerman
George Zirkle
Qo.t. Deever
Frank Jennings
Lawreace Baptist Church
John M. Kinckel
Topeka
Public Utilities Commission
Paroled Venarble Leaves For Army Home Visit
Drunk and frightened Venarble was paroled late this afternoon to spend his final days at home before departing for army service.
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Venarble
Lawrence Rotary Club Holds Noon Meeting
A regular Lawrence Rotary Club gathering convened at noon with Theodore Gartiner reading a paper titled The Old Army and The New. Little business of significance was transacted.
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Tary
Lawrence Rotary Clu
Theodore Gartiner
Anny
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