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Prescott Daily News

Location

Prescott, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1921

Page

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KN Agreement Reached On Navy Personnel and Carriers

Washington reports a budget agreement setting Navy enlisted strength at 106000, down 14000 from prior. Marine Corps at 21000. one aircraft carrier with 3000000 initial funds instead of two at 26000000 each. Total bill near 414000000 with savings and increases negotiated by Senate and House conferees.

Washington Navy Senate House Marine Corps Pacoast Pacific Ile House Great Britain Pan United States

AFL Convention Backs Government Ownership of Railroads

Denver June 22 The American Federation of Labor reaffirmed support for government ownership with democratic operation of railroads and instructed its executive council to draft legislation granting workers equal rights in enterprises under government regulation. A boycott provision on the Irish question was trimmed from a sympathy resolution. The Volstead act modification was urged to permit beer manufacture and sale, with unions to petition Congress if needed.

Denver Col American Federation of Labor Resolutions Committee Committee Executive Council Congress

Bradford Named State Inspector In Arkansas

Special to The News from Little Rock reports William C. Bradford has been appointed major in the inspector general's department and assigned as state inspector to succeed Major H. L. McAllister, who becomes lieutenant colonel of the 5th Infantry. Go to church Sunday.

Little Rock William C. Bradford Inspector General’s Department H. L. McAllister 5Th Infantry

Admiral Sims reports to Denby over Irish speech

Washington and New York dispatches describe Rear Admiral Sims arriving and meeting with Secretary Denby to discuss remarks attributed to him in a London speech on Irish Americans. Police presence and orderly conduct marked his pier landing as he proceeded to a awaiting car.

Washington Admiral Sims London Denby Trish Republic Sims Newport R. I The Naval War College New York Olympic Woodrow Wilson Huse Third Naval District Secretary of the Navy

Encampment at Camp Pike to cost $100000

Little Rock reports the National Guard encampment at Camp Pike will cost $100000. It opens July 7 with a four day school for free non commissioned officers and specialists, followed by a general encampment for all troops July 11 to 25. About 600 officers and 1800 enlisted are expected. Adjutant General W A Beeson will command the encampment with Lieut Colonel Charles R W Morison named senior instructor and Major Ernest J Parr Major Frank L Pyle and William A Chapman among the assisting instructors.

Little Rock National Guard Camp Pike W. A. Beeson Charles R. W. Morison 30Th Infantry Ernest J. Parr Frank L. Pyle Inf William A. Chapman

Holt Attacks Harding at Oberlin Commencement

Oberlin Ohio June 22 Hamilton Holt editor of New York magazine led pro league Republicans in a commencement address at Oberlin College asserting a majority of Americans want the United States in a robust association of nations with teeth to lessen war risks. He urged Harding to openly present detailed plans and warned against party politicking threatening world peace.

Oberlin Ohio Harding Senate Hamilton Holt New York Magazine Oberlin College United States League Association of Nations Holt

Oklahoma harvest labor needs met says dispatch

Little Rock June 23 report notes Oklahoma has sufficient harvest hands and will stop sending workers. Kansas still seeks white labor for harvest, with expectations of a stop order. Both states report smaller acreage but higher yields and better crops than last year.

Prescott & Northwestern Blevins Dunlap Arcadia L. H. Thomas Thomas Little Rock Oklahoma Employment Service Kansas

Mystery cartoon lines drift through a seaside cartoon panel

A whimsical cartoon fragment features an ocean voice lamenting its endless undertow while a prompt to visit church next Sunday appears, blending nautical imagery with a humorous urge for faith.

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