War News From The South And Europe In One Long Column
A digest covering Methodist conference actions in South Carolina extending laity rights to women, Senate finance committee revisions to a 1919 war revenue bill, new stamp and postage plans, war production shifts, crises in Peru Chile and Germany, troop movements, and postwar diplomacy with mentions of Wilson Lansing Bliss and Versailles talks.
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United States Senate Finance Committee
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Thomas J. Mooney
San Francisco
WD. Stephens
Hanoi
Chattanooga
Tenn
Dan Jones
Southern Road
G. K. Lehinn
Uvalde
Texas
Champ Clark
Herald's Review Of North Carolina Capitol Events
A concise record of significant happenings at the North Carolina state capitol and across the state, compiled for Herald readers, highlighting notable political, social, and civic developments with emphasis on key figures and locations.
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Herald’s Review of
North Carolina
Capitol
Herald
Raleich Dispatches on Camp Polk Abandonment and War Debates
Dispatches from Raleigh report Cabinet and military plans to abandon Camp Polk the Polk tank school and uproot war time facilities. Secretary of War and Navy statements aim to secure permanent bond of base property with lease or purchase terms. News covers tanning restrictions lifting and insurance policy adjustments postwar, with notable figures including Simmons and Secretary Haber.
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Atoren
Washington
Newton D. Walter
Hamtel
Citigena
Colta Waehingtan
Simumons
Navel Air Staion
Navy
Josephoe Tadele
Thekett
Manip
Olen
Morewood City
Sears
Estabilieh Permanent Poly Dipay
Shercury Laniers
Bik
Peace League to Meet in December Session
National headquarters announced the State Convention of the New Carolina branch of the Peace League will set December as the date and Greensbore as the place. Governor Dickett and Clarence Poe linked to the plan with James W. Gerard as principal speaker from outside the state. Attendees include Mrs Sickett, Mrs Pickett, and Mrs Gadhart among others.
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New Carolina
League
Powe
Dickett
Clarence Poe
Richest
Ttea
James W. Gerard
Amibossa
Jor
Sickett
Richtsond
Sonthors
YWCA
Mra
T. W. Pickett
Raleigh
Misa Mary Genam
Peace Institute
Ratorich
Gadhart
Atlanta
North Carolina Furniture Industry Sees Wage Rise In War Era
A forthcoming report by Commissioner M L Shipman shows steady wage growth across North Carolina furniture plants. Nine factories reported payrolls totaling 3,586,273 capital 4,052,000 plant value 4,240,000 payroll rising, with 10,604 employees including 6,005 women and 12 percent children. The report notes wage gains despite wartime conditions and expects quicker activity as restrictions ease and supplies and labor normalize.
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Tialein
North Carolina
Commissioner of Labor and Printing
M L. Shipman
Congress in Session As President Signals Abroad Trip
The congress reconvenes as the president formally notifies intent to travel abroad, outlining plans and dates. Officials discuss diplomatic aims, potential host nations, and scheduling within the legislative calendar.
Wilson reviews war deeds and announces peace trip
President Wilson in a joint session review of American war achievements and pay tribute to soldiers and home workers. He announced plans to attend the peace conference and outlined government roles in postwar reconstruction, urging woman suffrage and continued controls on trade and exports.
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Iowa
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Mlinois
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Lid
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Washington Prepares 1920 Army Budget Proposes Pay For Reserve Officers
The United States plans a regular army of about half a million for fiscal 1920 starting July 1. The Army pay portion totals 1.92 billion dollars, covering 21,260 officers and 125,000 line troops plus 126,000 noncombatant staff. Five pay items at 100 dollars each suggest peace strength remains unsettled and supplemental estimates may follow. The tentative measures include pay for reserve and national guard officers and men.
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Washington
Congress
Sugnenston
Reserve
National Guard
Swias National Insurance Company License Cancelled
State Insurance Commissioner Jimes TR Young cancelled the license of the Swias National Insurance Company for violation of the Trading with the Enemy Act. The action followed a Treasury Department notice listing the firm as an enemy insurance company. The federal order became effective at noon November 18, with all American property and assets taken over by the government.
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Jimes TR Young
Swias National Insurance Company
Congress
United States Treasury Department
Wers
Amere Lean
Hunnter States Divisions Extend March into Germany
American Army report estimates three to four days needed for the four first line divisions to advance into German territory after the start, with initial progress soon followed by rain and hazy skies. The advance, though hindered by weather, seeks to erase German positions as troops move through ruined villages.
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Germany
Hecht Clonde
Famous Sixth Regiment 18 With Advancing Army
The American Army of Occupation advances into Treves as bands play and flags fly mirroring 1792 scenes. A division passed the city’s outskirts while the famed Sixth Regiment, longtime symbol since the Revolutionary era, led the entry.
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Treves
Germany
French Republic
Budget of 7 443 415 838 for 1920 to Congress
Washington reports the federal outlay for the next fiscal year starting July 1 will total 7 448 415 838 dollars. Of this 5 212 600 000 goes to war and navy departments, 893 000 000 to interest on the war debt, and 579 000 000 to continuing merchant marine construction.
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Washington
War and Navy Departments
Congress
California Syrup of Figs Ad Sparks Family Lessons
A dated advertisement extols California Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative for children and adults, claiming it cleanses the stomach liver and bowels without griping. It warns against counterfeits and urges asking druggists for the genuine product by the California Fig Strip Company. Also contains fragmented scenes of family discussions about dancing lessons and a brief misquoted dialogue.
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California
California Fig Strip Company
Ady
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Tan Sa
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