North Carolina reports fewer pellagra deaths in 1921
Raleigh reports show a decline in pellagra deaths for the first six months of 1921, with 116 deaths versus 207 for all of 1920, and an expected net decrease of about 65 for the year. The State Board of Health and Gov Morrison’s secretary deny famine or unusual pellagra prevalence in NC.
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Raleigh
Anto
North Carolina
St. Louis Post Dispatch
W. H. Richardson
Morrison
State Board of Health
Cummings
South
Harding
Public Health Service
American Red Cross
Japan Accepts Invitation to Washington Conference
Edward W. Pickard reports Japan will attend the Washington conference on armament limits and Pacific issues with reservations. Tokyo seeks agenda aligned to broad aims, while Britain dominions press for full nation votes. Other notes mention Silesian talks, Hungary, Greece, Russia aid, Ireland plans, and Harding railroad and farm relief proposals.
Winter Hardships Forecast By Salvation Army Leader
Salvation Army head Evangeline Booth warns of a severe winter with industrial strain in the United States. In New York City she cites 400 weekly employment applications, mostly outside the city, and notes many unregistered or transient workers seeking food and lodging. She describes 84 families needing aid, with risk of eviction as rents go unpaid and hunger among children grows.
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New York
Evangeline Booth
Salvation Army
United States
New York City
Sion
Metropolis
John
Global unrest and policy moves fill South news
A wide roundup notes extending civil war in North China may reshape the region since the Manchu fall. Irish cabinet meetings press Lloyd George proposals amid Irish negotiations. Greek forces threaten Angora amid Turkish defenses as Sivas dispatches reroute troops. Spanish Morocco quiets after days of fighting. Belgium library cornerstone ceremony marks a gift from the American people. Debates in Irish affairs intensify with expected disclosure of Lloyd George terms. A major crop shift shows cotton and tobacco acreage drop eleven million acres, with grain crops rising. Debs case progress hints at soon recommendations for the president. Armament talks advance toward a Washington conference with Armistice Day tagged as opening date. New Orleans naval station to close for economy. Hoover says three and a half million orphans in ten countries are cared for by Americans.
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Edward W. Pickard
Japan
Hardley
Washington
Pacific
Far East
Tokyo
Baron Shidehara
Shantung
State Department
Australia
New Zealand
Canada
Rene Viviant
Albert Sarrault
France
Prenier Briand
United States
China
Athens
Angora
Turkey
Constantinople
Sivas
Spanish
Morocco
Madrid
Spain
University of Louvain
Belgium
Louvain
Daugherty
Debs
Harding
Birmingham
Ala
New Orleans
Roosevelt
Navy Department
America
Armistics
Eugene V. Debs
Hareding
Socialist Party
Herbert Hoover
Bi partisan senate backs agricultural credits plan in gap to Norris bill
Senate support grows for administration funded agricultural credits as a substitute for Norris bill. Col. Guy D. Goff to head special bureau for wartime contracts investigations. House passes cotton belt aid and pink bollworm eradication measures amid other wartime finance and policy moves.
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Senate
Guy D. Goff
Justice Department
Treasury
Senate Finance Committee
Lord Northcliffe
Shipping Board
W. J. Harris
Georgia
House
Conkreasman Steenerson
House Committee
Internal Revenue
Blair
War Finance Corporation
State Department
Russia
Germany
United States
Mra
Thomas B. Watson
Golf in co respondent in New York divorce suit
The ancient and honorable game of golf is cited in a divorce case filed by Mrs. Rachel B. Hayward of Montclair against Sterling P. Hayward in New York. Also reported are a string of varied incidents from across the nation, including robberies, accidents, and labor disputes.
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New York
Rachel B. Hayward
Montclair
Sterling P. Hayward
Colonial Club
San Francisco
Powell Street
D. L. Flynn
Elkhart
Ind
A. J. Johnston
New York Central
New Carlste
Louisiana
U. S. Mall Steamship Company
Shipping Board
New York State Supreme Court
Burr
Rebecca B. Mayers
Detroit
American Osteopathic Association
Cleveland
Bank of Bauxite
Ark
B. P. Crum
George W. Jones
American Railway Express Company
Alabama Public Service Commission
Presbyterian Church
Los Angeles Gas and Electric Company
Allie Street
Los Angeles River
Pete Herman
Jos Lynch
Herman
Johnny Kilbane
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Ridgecrest Merchant
F. W. Monnish
Alabama
Wiliam W. Studdart
West Point
Clyde F. Grogton
Elizabeth City
Carroll R. Holmes
Farmvile
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Walter N. Anderson
Salt
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Wake County
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R.A Kohless
Col
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Robert Greer
Vick Williams
Union County
John Knight
Knight
Women's Training Corp
Raleigh Woman's Club
B. H. Griffin
United States | ‘Training Corps
Asheville
T. W. Bickett
Mra. B. Ht. Griffin
Mra. Grifin
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Southern Power Company
J. Crawford Biggs
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J. W. Bailey
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W. F. Harding
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Renfro Hosiery Mills
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Simons
J. Y. Joyner
Tobacco Growers’ Association of the
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State College Summer School
Richard Blackwall
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Blackwall
M. Caviness
HB. Norris
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Cannon, Johnson, and Gastonia
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Davis
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Kellogg
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Starth
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Ike
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Monticello
Thomas Jefferson
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Jefferson M. Levy
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