Russia Rejected on Trade Resumption by United States
President Harding announced that the United States would not resume trade relations with the Soviet government. Secretary Hughes cited the Soviet regime’s impoverishment, lack of private property guarantees, and broken contracts as barriers. The message to Soviet envoy Litvinoff stated no confidence exists in Russia’s economic foundations for commerce.
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Washington, D. C
Harding
United States
Hughes
Russia
Litvinoff
Reval
Esthenia
United
Notable Obituaries and Meetings Across Washington and Chicago
Brief notices report the deaths of Bert L. Taylor editor of A Line o Type or Two and Dr Frank W Gunsaulus in Chicago. Other items include the American Legion urging return of Bergdoll, Gen Leonard Wood’s move to head Pennsylvania University, and safety blame in the Porter Indiana wreck.
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Bert L. Taylor
Chicago Tribune
Chicago
The
American Legion
Secretary of War
Washington
Harding
Germany
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Zimmer and
Neal
Bureau of Safety
Interstate Commerce Commission
Porter
Ind
Long
Explosion injures students at Emory University in Atlanta
A mysterious blast pinned fourteen Emory University students and professors beneath debris and threw some from windows in the physiology building. The incident follows other national turmoil and spurs investigations into safety and campus risks.
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Emory University
Atlanta, Ga
Physiology
Settling in terms of product is sound basis for farm rent
A farmer and landlord in a rural discussion explore shifting cash rent to a crop based payment plan. They reference U.S. Department of Agriculture guidance on farm leases and consider paying rent in bushels of corn oats or wheat. They outline methods to calculate rent by historical yields and prices and discuss delivery quality and repayment risk.
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Kashrent
Office of Farm Management and Farm Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Famine Grips Honan Shensi and Chi Hu Provinces
Reports from the international relief organization in this city say the famine holds Honan Shensi and Chi hu. In 22 Honan counties daily deaths averaged 1000 on March 15 while in six northern counties deaths averaged 300 daily.
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Peking
Honan
Shensi
Chihu
International Relief Organization
Woman Leaps to Death in Seattle Hotel
In Seattle Washington a woman in personal crisis leaped from a widow at a local hotel while her husband clutched her skirt in a failed rescue attempt. J Louis Johnson of Duluth Minnesota tried to save her as the skirt ripped and he fell five and a half stories to the alley below. He endured a hard landing after breaking through three power wires.
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Seattle
Wash
J. Louis Johnson
Duluth
Minn
Johnson
Wood to Visit Orient and Washington for Philippine Probe
Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood, named by President Harding to investigate conditions in the Philippines, will also visit other points in the Orient. The War Department disclosed his official orders.
Freight via all Water Route Reaches Helena Ark
The first all water freight from Cincinnati and Louisville reached Helena last night on the steamer Queen City. The voyage marked the first time in over ten years that freight arrived here by water without transfer to another boat, following a trade route between Pittsburgh and New Orleans.
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Helena
Ark
Cincinnati
Louisville
Queen City
Pittsburgh
New Orleans
Almanac promotes timely farm work and information sources
The United States Department of Agriculture issued Agricultural Almanac for 1921 Farmers Bulletin 1202 to guide farmers on weather, farm operations, marketing and woods work. It provides farm laws tables and directions for feed mixing fertilizers spray solutions seed and grain weights and other info. Limited copies available on request.
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Department of Agriculture
Farmers
United States Department of Agriculture
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America
Frank W. Gunsaulus
Armour Institute of Technology
Leonard Wood
Pennsylvania University
Philippines
War Department
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Senate Finance Committee
House Ways and Means Committee
Wilson
Washington Gardner
Albion, Mich
Panama
White
Denby
Guantanamo
Cuba
Haiti
San Domingo
Key West
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania Hnes
Railroad Labor Board
Wall Street
Rio de Janeiro
Shipping Board
Rushville
Dorothy Pisholk
Rothschild
Wis
Carnegie Steel Company
Clinton
Federal
Prohibition
S. E Beckett
Arch Woods
Neil W. Shearman
el Paso
Tex
James A. Sullivan
National City Bank of New York
Massachusetts
Boston
Carl Wanderer
Albert C. Felts
Matewan
Mingo County
Williamson
W. Va
Eugene V. Debs
White House
Federal Penitentiary
Atlanta
American Federation of Labor
Denver
Colo
Coblenz
Eighth Infantry
San Francisco
China
Moscow
Carl Neal
Fred Zimmer
Amerian
Grover Bergdoll Slacker
Mosbach Baden
Batum
Constantinople
Austen Chamberlain
London
Carlton Club
Andrew Bonar Law
Europe
Japan
North Africa
International Institute of Agriculture At
Rome
Crown
Headford Junction
County Kerry
Ireland
Upper Silesia
Yap
South Pacific
Viscount Uchida
Diet
Tokyo
Duisburg
Essen
Wedan
Caucasus
Saloniki
Equatorial District
Congo Free State
Lisyatch
Roma
Congo Free Sir
Thomas Kashrent
John Acreowner
Thomas
Office of Farm Management
Adam
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