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Newspaper
Roanoke Rapids Herald
Location
Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1920
Page
3
Through an association with several American papers The Roanoke Rapids Herald is represented by about two hundred photographers worldwide with over a hundred serving in the armies and navies of fighting nations. The page will feature some of the best and most interesting pictures weekly for Herald readers.
A report notes plans for a large stadium in Chicago and highlights the long involvement of F. Langworthy in agricultural guidance for housewives. The piece frames the stadium project as a major city development.
An unclear exchange describes two men cherry picking on shares and a ladder remark. The tale involves a neighbor’s grandson and a remark about a father and brother, ending with a cryptic, humorous miscue.
A historical note states that Herbert Hoover is not a candidate and discusses his method of answering many questions at once while defining his position. The report emphasizes Hoover's approach and stance in the political discourse.
In New York Herbert Hoover declares he is not a candidate and has taken no political organization. He favors the League with reservations if needed and urges both parties to address war era issues for world economic recovery and peace.
Former Vermont governor Horace F. Graham, serving as state auditor, was found guilty by a jury of embezzling state funds.
In Habana the principal buildings of the American Agricultural and Chemical Company at Regia were destroyed by fire with a loss estimated at over ten million dollars. The blaze wiped out the plant and its contents, affecting the firm's operations in the region.
Washington Awaiting president in Wilson administration accepts resignation as Secretary of the Interior. Lane had contemplated leaving the cabinet for some time and now places his resignation in the president's hands.
In The Hague socialist members of parliament urge an internment movement to restrict the liberty of former Emperor William of Germany. They back this step despite endorsing the government’s refusal to surrender Count Hohenzollern.
Geneva report says Countess de Henriechen, once maid of honor to the Dowager Empress, took her own life by drowning in Lake Geneva. Her body, still adorned with valuable jewels, was recovered near Villeneuve.
Washington reports an agreement by Senate and House conferees on the railroad bill. The government would guarantee a 6 percent return on aggregate railroad value for two years. Conferees completed work and Senator Cummins expected the report to be ready for Congress by February 16.
Macon Georgia Mrs Mary Harris Arm or lecturer for the Womens Christian Temperance Union applied to the clerk of the United States district court for a passport to Barone She plans to attend the fourth convention of the W C T U in London She responded when asked if she was applying for a passport to Cuba That is the rendezvous for all of the xonies and mamblers
Washington reports James Perry and Frank Johnson, Y M C A workers, were killed in an attack by Turkish brigands on a convoy of American relief near Aanta in Syria. Earlier notices listed three dead. later updates confirm only the two. The bodies were not recovered.
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