Genoa conference faces strain as Germany Russia clash grows
Allied leaders clash with Germany over Russia policy at Genoa where Britain's Lloyd George and France's Poincare insist on excluding Germany from Russian talks. neutrals side with Russia, warning of a wider war as Germany and Russia pursue economic and political rapprochement. Bankers plan Europe wide talks while reparations and military staffing debates reshape U.S. policy and defense funding.
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Edward W. Pickard
Genoa
Europe
Germany
Russia
Dhiame
Tehitehern
Berlin
Rathenawa Rot
Rapala
Brest- Litovsk
Lloyd George
Barthou
Paeta
Italy
Themnys
Belgium
Ishil
Japan
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Rumania
Jugo-Slavia
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Dolland
Spain
Switzerland
Parthelo
Rarssin
Arthoou
France
Ile
Poincare
Raille
Versailles
Baltic
Paris
Lielair
Ruhr
Silesia
Japan Breaks Off Peace Talks at Dairen and Sends Troops
Japan ends lengthy peace negotiations at Dairen with the Far Eastern republic and orders more replacement troops into Siberia. Tokyo says China delegates pressed for protection of Hyves and foreign residents, the open door, and threatened to quit unless demands were met.
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Dairen
Japan
Far Eastern
Siberia
China
Tokyo
Violence Escalates As Irish Talks Fail
Reported peace efforts falter as fighting widens across Ireland. De Valera adherents failed to halt events, an attempted assassination targets Michael Collins, and clashes erupt between republican and Free State forces. In Dublin rebels seize Poor Courts amid battles, while Belfast sees Catholics and Protestants clash with killings, arson, and looting.
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Ireland
de Valera
Michael Collins
Dublin
Collins
Belfast
President Harding dismisses employees at engraving and printing
The article notes Harding's removal of workers from the Bureau of Engraving and Printing and related bureaus amid rumors of merit system restrictions. It mentions the National Civil Service Reform League urging a Washington conference on April 27 and cites claims of counterfeit notes fueling the controversy, which Secretary Menon denies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
National Civil Service Reform League
Washington
Plate Pita Union
Federal Reserve
Treasury
Menon
Lawmakers split on naval funding amid amendment vote
Michigan political figures with a group dubbed the little navy faced defeat in the House last week as members rejected the amendment to the committee bill by a narrow margin. If the Senate follows, the United States would maintain a navy of respectable proportions. The House adopted the amendment by 177 to 180 votes.
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Hwairman Pawp Kelley
Michigan
House of Representatives
Senate
Liyes
United States
House
Senate moves on soldier bonus with British bonds option
Republican caucus votes 8 to 1 to push a bonus bill while debating its form and origin of revenue. Leaders weigh financing by British bonds via the foreign debt commission, aiming to delay Senate action until tariff debate advances. Also reported are floods and tornadoes in the Middle West causing levee breaches and dozens of deaths.
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Ometime
Senate
Finance Committee
House
Senaate
Agzain
Foreign Debt Commission
Harding
Commission
Portuguese Aviators Begin Lisbon to Brazil Flight Mission
Two Portuguese aviators set out from Lisbon aiming to cross to Brazil in multiple jumps. They reached near St Paul’s Rock about a thousand miles from Cape Verde before crashing during a difficult landing. The Portuguese government will dispatch a new plane to resume the journey.
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Lisbon
Brazil
St. Paul's Rock
Cape Verde Islands
Women Voters Conference Unites Hemisphere Leaders in Baltimore
Omen from Western Hemisphere assemble in Baltimore to chair the National League of Women Voters conference on education child welfare women in industry prevention of the trade in women civil and political status of women and international friendliness. It aims for close cooperation among women worldwide.
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Baltimore
Mali
National League of Women Voters
Unnamed bill drafts a sweeping information agency
A drafted DI proposes a presidential appointment of a so called cool investigation agency. It would include the director of the geological survey the director of the bureau of mines the director of the census and the commissioner of labor statistics and six others to be confirmed by the senate. The agency would have broad powers to obtain information.
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Geological Survey
Bureau of Mines
Census
Labor Statistics
Senate
Re-elected officers lead South Carolina tuberculosis group
Governor Cooper spoke at a Jefferson luncheon while J Nelson Frierson of Columbia was re-elected president of the state tuberculosis association. Additional officers were chosen and a series of road and bridge contracts were slated for bidding in coming weeks with multiple county projects listed by date.
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Columbia
J. Nelson Frierson
State Tuberculosis Association
R. M. Pollitzer
Charleston
Ernest Cooper
State Sanatorium
Reed Smith
A. S. Manning
Cooper
Association
The
Jefferson
South Carolina
Frierson
Governor Cooper Proclaims May 12 as Hospital Day in SC
Governor Robert A. Cooper issues a proclamation designating May 12 as hospital day in South Carolina to honor Florence Nightingale and encourage acts of kindness toward the sick. The message urges public service, flowers and words of cheer, and notes support for ex-service men in government hospitals.
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Cooper
South Carolina
Florence Nightingale
Robert A. Cooper
Executive Department
State Fair Committee Proposes Big Better Fair
The executive committee of the State Agricultural and Mechanical society adopts President Ro4. Cooper Jr.'s recommendations for a larger state fair. A stock sale is approved and plans begin to raise funds. No announcement on hiring a manager, treasurer, or secretary.
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State Agricultural and Mechanical Society
Ro 4
Cooper, Jr
Governor Extends Invitation to 1923 Good Roads Convention
Governor Choper extended an invitation to the United States Good Roads association to hold its 1923 convention in Greenville at the city's request. Delegates from Greenville will attend the Phoenix Arizona convention, after which Greenville’s invitation becomes official.
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Choper
United States Good Roads Association
Greenville
Pheenix
Ariz
Greenvile
Textile night classes expand across mills in state
State supervisor B Adams reports two sessions of textile night classes in 70 towns across 16 counties. Ninety four mill classes have enrolled over 1000 textile workers in courses covering carding spinning weaving cloth analysis loom fixing and design. Instructors trained to impart practical mill knowledge note growth is gratifying and mills seek continuation next fall.
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B. Adams
Two Officers in Guard Promoted and Public Health News
Harold Sample was commissioned second lieutenant for the quartermaster corps of the One Hundred and Eighteenth Infantry. Charles Stubbs became first lieutenant of the Four Hundred Twenty-eighth artillery at Dillon. William H. Todd promoted to first lieutenant in the headquarters company of the First Battalion, One Hundred and Eighteenth Infantry. New public health nurses: Emily White of Charlotte assigned to Greenwood County and Ruth Dodd supervising. Sallie Gossett of Greenville to Laurens as Red Cross nurse. Printing specs for 1922 permanent code prepared by W T Walker with bids invited. State income tax due by May 1. tax rate 23 13 percent of federal tax. expected receipt near one million dollars.
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Harold 8. Sample
Quartermaster Corps
One Hundred and Eighteenth Infantry
Adjutant General
Charles §. Stubbs
Four Hundred and Twenty-eighth Artillery Company
Dillon
William J. Evans, Jr
William H. Todd
Emily White
Charlotte
Greenwood County
Columbia
Ruth Dodd
Sallie Gossett
Greenville
Red Cross
Laurens
Tax Commission
Supreme Court Refuses Rehearing for Nim and D. Bigham
The Supreme Court has refused to grant a rehearing of the Nim and D. Bigham case as announced by clerk Harry McCaw. Pieham’s death appeal was heard, and his attorneys sought a further review. Bisham's attorneys plan an appeal to the United States Supreme Court after filing notice weeks ago.
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Supreme Court
Nim
D. Bigham
Harry McCaw
Pieham
Bisham
United States Supreme Court
Prominent Nurse Credits Dr Pierce Remedy for Cough
A nurse from Athens credits Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery with curing her persistent cough and preventing a winter cold. She reports asthma, fatigue, and numb arms before using the remedy and notes she slept poorly yet recovered. The ad invites readers to obtain tablets or liquid or to send 100 for a trial offer.
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Athens
Dr. Pierce
W. C. Carter
Invalids
Buffalo
N. Y
Bard of the Editor Praises Manuscript Penmanship
In an exchange cited by the Birmingham Age Herald Prasse asks what the editor thinks of the bard and his writing. The editor compliments the author noting his literary talent and remarks the author makes a fine capital D and well formed Ys, praising the penmanship.
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Hirmingham Age-Herald
Has Settled. Brother Solves Housing Problem
Louisville Courier Journal reports a man claiming his brother solved the housing problem. The article notes the speaker’s exclamation and a later reference to the brother ending up in jail. The piece reflects a local reaction and a legal/personal trouble angle.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Money as the ultimate substitute for brains
A provocative claim argues money stands as the foremost substitute for intellect, implying wealth can compensate for cognitive limits. The piece weighs the ethics and practical consequences of material advantage in decision making and success.
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American Legion
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Carolina Tuberculosis Association
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Newberry-Greenwood
Newberry County
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McCormick County
W. T. Walker
Joint Printing Committee
Grateful Mothers
Anglo-American Drug CO
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Hancock Liquid Sulphur Company
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Walla Ruckel, Inc
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