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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1922
Page
2
Senate reservationists press Brandegee plan on four-power treaty while push to delay soldiers bonus law continues. Harding defends confidentiality of talks, while Treasury signals preference for taxes over bonds. Ireland pauses three months for Sinn Fein vote on constitution and treaty with Britain.
The resignation of Judge Kenesaw M. Landis from the federal bench in the northern Timels district draws sincere regret though some fans resist. Landis was fearless, just, and honest with a keen eye for truth and a dislike of technicalities. His departure prompts critique of regional judiciary and crime and justice issues.
Representatives of 16 railway unions and the United Mine Workers of America formed a defensive alliance in Chicago. No sympathetic strike on April 1 as coal miners are expected to quit work. The pact requires ratification by all 17 groups and an executive committee will issue recommendations. HAL may become a new political party as farmers and radicals in Chicago form a Working class movement pledged to nonpartisan action.
Pope Pius names Monsignor John J. Swint of Weston West Virginia as auxiliary bishop of Wheeling diocese. Also notes Genoa conference rescheduled to March 15 or 23, Dublin dispatches on Irish peace hopes, Belfast clashes, and miners’ wage strike in Penarroya with 12,000 on strike amid rising costs.
Washington reports the Senate deadlocked over Heflin's resolution calling for an investigation into alleged political activity by the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta. The piece notes related political and economic developments including Ford's Muscle Shoals bid changes and Harding's stance on four power treaty records.
A string of items reports a Norfolk Roma airship crash that killed 34 aboard and injured many, a New Orleans inquiry into a contracted seduction suit against Governor Russell, and varied local and legal notes. The report also notes a Rhode Island roving artillery arrival after a cotton strike riot and other court actions.
A trolley car on the New York Electric Railway lines carried a telephone conversation over a three mile distance. The feat used the trolley wire as a carrier for another current to transmit the message.
An advertisement touts Swamp-Root as a gentle vegetable medicine for kidney liver and bladder ailments. It claims rapid, mild effects and offers a sample bottle for ten cents via Dr Kilmer and Co of Binghamton New York, urging readers to mention the newspaper.
A biological expedition in the Amazon has sent four new fruits named pepina tumbo aechocta and rineache to its base. The aim is to study them and evaluate their suitability for cultivation and sale in our markets.
Latonia Kentucky testimonial touts Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as life saving from nervous breakdowns. Mrs. W Adkins credits the remedy with lasting relief and urges others to buy the product or seek Dr Pierce's free medical advice.
A Richmond Times Dispatch passage describes a man consumed by thoughts of a woman. He dotes on her beauty day and night, biting nails and waking with her memory, while she remains indifferent and he remains a penniless, devoted admirer.
A proverb suggests a life's path is defined not by wealth or fame but by character and choices. It reframes destiny as the inner course a man travels rather than outward accomplishments.
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