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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1922

Page

2

Labor strife looms as railway unions vote strike

President Harding backs the federal railway labor board to avert or blunt a mass strike as maintenance workers and shop men vote on July 1. The labor board probes wage cases, while Indiana Harbor Belt and other roads face rulings. The union drive towards government ownership clashes with current policy.

Harding Federal Railway Labor Board Labor Board Ben W. Hooper Hooper Indiana Harbor Belt Railroad Railroad Labor Board

Russian economic policy widened by all-Russian committee

SOF RUSSIA considers changes in economic plans likely to satisfy other powers. Lit vinoff reports that the all-Russian central executive committee has expanded its policy, issuing decrees on private property rights contracts reintroducing lawyers prosecutors and civil law while the guarantee problem is seen as settled.

Russia Poland Lithuania Latvia Esthenia The Hague France England Italy Japan Belgium SOF International Commission Litvinoff

Japanese Privy Council Approves Yap Treaty With U.S.

Japanese privy council approves the Yap treaty and letters of ratification will be sent to Washington. Other Washington conference treaties are expected to be ratified early in July, according to Tokio advices.

Pproval United States Privy Council Washington Tokio

Morton Howell Named First American Minister to Egypt

Morton Howell of Ohio becomes the first American minister to Egypt after nomination by President Harding and prompt Senate confirmation. Howell has served as the American diplomatic agent and consul general in Egypt, signaling a strong continuity in U S diplomatic ties with the Pharaohs land.

Senate Walsh Lenroot Harding House Lasker Treasury Department Three Mile Morton Howell Ohio Egypt Howell Land of the

Kellogg faces first woman nominee in Minnesota U S Senate race

Phetor Frank Kellogg seeks another term as Republicans nominate him. The Democratic pick is Anna Dickie Olesen, the party’s primary winner who defeated Thomas Meighen by thousands. Olesen, a McAdoo floor manager in 1920, joins West Virginia’s Isetta Jewell Brown announcing a senate candidacy ahead of August primaries.

Phetor Frank Kellogg Minnesota Anna Dickie Olesen Thomas Meighen Olesen McAdoo Isetta Jewell Brown West Virginia Senate

State Highway Commission AIDS Forty-Seven Texas Counties

The Texas State Highway Commission approved 47 county aid allotments totaling 3 402 409 at a three day session ending Thursday. Fort Bend led with 249 000 and Orange 175 000 while Jefferson and Tarrant also received sizable sums. The plan shifts funding from 1923 to 1924 1926 to complete current projects and connect mileage.

Austin Tex State Highway Commission Highway Commission Fort Bend County Jefferson County Terrell County Orange County Cameron Brazoria Palo Pinto Falls Shelby Nacogdoches Parker Guadalupe Fannin Blanco Hunt Madison Smith Lamar Tarrant Angelina Bosque Cherokee Coke Edwards Fayette Hidalgo Jasper Jeff Davis Jim Wells Milam Newton Nueces Orange Stephens Uvalde

Ruling on Exemption Certificates for Senior Voters

Austin guidance says residents aged 60 or older who move into a city of 10 000 or more after February 1 do not need a poll tax exemption certificate or to be listed on the precinct voter list to vote. Attorney General W W Caves authored the opinion to E E Murphy of Tom Green County, marking the first such ruling.

Austin Tex Attorney General’s Department W. W. Caves E. E. Murphy Tom Green County Attorney General's Department

Missionaries in Danger Amid Chinese Mutiny Rage

Reports from Kiangsi province describe a brutal mutiny in China with over 10 000 dead including foreigners. Mutineers ravage cities as Christian missionaries suffer, with women workers raped and carried into captivity while soldiers whip and drive them toward the mountains.

Shanghai China Kiangsi

Brown University Honors Geddes with Doctor of Laws

Sir Auckland Campbell Geddes British ambassador to the United States received the honorary degree of doctor of laws at Brown University s 154th commencement held in Providence Rhode Island.

Providence R. I Auckland Campbell Geddes United States Brown University

Crop conditions ideal in Beeville Texas area

Beeville reports ideal crop conditions with early corn made and conditions noted as above average in both quality and quantity for the Beeville section.

Beeville Tex

Teague school bonds on July 18 election ordered

Texas election officials set July 18 for issuing 20 000 in Teague school bonds. Victoria county reports heavy fruit crops while Hall County watchers optimistic for all crops. Dallas okays 560 000 in school bonds and 100 000 sewer bonds per attorney general.

Teague Victoria County Hall County City of Dallas Cameron County S. Decatur Independent Uvalde County Love Independent Swisher County Crosby-Garza County Lynn County Common Hamilton County Common Milam County Common

Succeeds Where Doctors Fail Lydia E Pinkham Ad

Letter from Mrs Frep Miner of Churubusco New York praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for long standing backache and female troubles. The testimony urges other women to try the remedy claiming relief after years of doctor visitas and medicine.

Lydia E. Pinkham Churubusco N. Y Frep Miner

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