Brief News Notes What Has Occurred During Week
A compact weekly roundup covering notable events across Countery and abroad. Key developments span politics, economics, social issues, and cultural happenings, highlighting shifts in leadership, policy debates, and regional updates from multiple nations and regions.
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Global News Sketches From War and Disaster
Citizens in Dublin endure night long fringes while only three struck by bullets. An economic conference yields no settlement on the Russo German incident after talks and a press assembly with Lloyd George. Monastir lies in ruins from a massive munitions explosion. hundreds dead, many injured, fires burning. In Genoa Allied representatives assess Russian flebeits recognition as groundwork for more talks. Japanese forces in Siberia order neutrality. Darien incident not a breach. A divorce from Senator Hollis prompts Bulgarian religious education concerns. J Pierpont Morgan invited to join European bankers to study a German international loan for reconstruction and reparations.
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Washington attacks injunction on packers and banking hints
Washington attackers label the government injunction against the great packers as a disastrous mistake and unfounded. Secretaries and lawmakers debate prohibition enforcement, naval and tariff measures, and the influence of American banking interests on foreign and domestic commerce.
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Blair
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Eng Strum
Wilmington
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Musele Shoals
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Warrior
Gorgas
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Genoa Debates Split Over Germany Russia Pact Prompted by Tehleerin
Allies bar Germany from Genoa talks on Russian affairs amid protests from Britain France and Japan as Germany and Russia sign a pact canceling war debts and damages while resuming full relations. Neutrals back Germany's seat in discussions, with warnings of potential new alignments and financial moves to aid Europe’s recovery.
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Edward W. Pickard
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Lloyd George
North Carolina Fire Loss March Reports Revealing
The official fire loss for March in North Carolina totaled 476 452 dollars, with a single tobacco warehouse and stored cotton in Goldsboro causing over 241 500 dollars of damage. National figures show the United States and Canada at 39 010 750 dollars for March, and 107 878 050 dollars for the first quarter. The report notes 168 damage fires in March, an average loss under 1 000 dollars for most, and a 15 882 dollar daily average. The article also covers education funding, school bonds, and new charters.
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Harry C. Hervey
Bienville
Mobile
Ali
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Sind Rex
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Weimer
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Autuma
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Submarine Hout Corporation
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Frank Wallace
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Otto Marx
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William H. Remtek
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Sehmnedad Yo
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Henry M. Shaw
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Muiage Corporation
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Frank Muller
Calif
Conan Doyle
Raleigh
Wade
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Wnine Eves
7Th Carolina
Averse Daily
Los
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Goldsboro
Sweden and United States to build high power radio station
Sweden plans a direct telegraphic link with the United States by constructing a high power radio station on the Swedish west coast. The project, backed by 2 million kroner from the Riksdag, seeks equal fee sharing with RCA. bids suggest a cost near 5 million kroner, about 1.4 million dollars, to stimulate unemployment relief.
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