Public Health Institute in Columbia Promotes Health Education
Dr Aiken announces a public health institute in Columbia to educate citizens on sanitary knowledge. The program aims to help physicians nurses social workers and thinking residents address tuberculosis cancer venereal diseases malaria and infections affecting babies and children. Information packets will be mailed by the institute director at 513 Palmetto Building Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Janary
Akin
Dr. Akin
South Carolina
Institute
Palmetto Building
Colum
Submarine Arms Debated as Conference Fails to Agree
Edward W. Pickard reports the Washington Naval Conference deadlocked over submarine and auxiliary tonnage limits while other arms issues advance. France presses for 90,000 tons of submersibles and 60,000 tons of luxury ships, Balfour warns such a fleet threatens commerce, and Hughes laments no agreement. Also noted are tariff talks with China, Irish treaty ratification hopes, and Haiti occupation plans.
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Edward W. Pickard
Rance
Washington
France
Albert Sarrout
Tunis
Hughes
Great Britain
United States
Balfour
M. Sarraut
Harding
Dux Eireann
Sinn Vein
Ireland
Ulster
Whitehall
Dall
Lloyd George
Opposition to German pre Lent carnivals urged nationwide
Berlin heard a plea to ban the annual four day pre Lenten carnivals held across South Germany and the Rhineland. Complainants say the celebrations are too frivolous and drain resources as stores close and tickets rise. A Cologne resident notes visitors feel unwelcome and the merriment excludes strangers. Municipal bans last year prompted a direct appeal to the central government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Rhineland
Cologne
Germany
Occurrences Of Seven Days Giver In An Epitomized Form
A compact digest notes global events from Rome to Berlin with items on government moratoriums, military strikes, deaths from yellow fever, and reparations debates. It mentions Lenine’s confidence vote, Austria’s credit moves, soldiers departing Coblenz for Antwerp, Ireland’s ratification mood, and a Paris reparations session with German officers. It also covers a British agent case, London talks on Soviet invites, U.S. cancer death estimates, Senator Schanzer’s Mount Vernon wreath, film industry spending, and a Chinese tariff draft under Underwood.
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Underwood
Japan
India
China
Shantung
Fromo
Ching
Germany
Chinn
Treasury
Tokyo
Hank
Italy
Rome
Lenine
Congress
Berlin
Howard B. Gross
Rockefeller Institute
Vera Cruz
Mexico
France
Washington
Senate
Austria
Vienna
Coblenz
Antwerp
England
Ireland
Dail Eireann de B
Suex
Chamber of Deputies
Briand
Industrial Bank of China
Paris
Doctor Fischer
German War Debt Commission
John Bigelow Dodge
Lionel George Guest
Lord Wimborne
Fatum
London Times
Constantinople
Friend
Lloyd George
Litvinoff
Tehitcherin
London
United States
Cansus Bureau
Senator Schanzer
Faw
Mount Vernon
George Washington
Senal Finance Committee
Underwoot
Hearst Entertained at White House by Harding
News report notes William Randolph Hearst was hosted informally at the White House by President Harding during Juncheon. Other items include commerce figures for exports and imports, War Finance Corporation advances to banks for agri loans, a public health statement urging cleaner living for immigrants, anticipated indictments in the building materials sector, Rear Admiral Davis's death, German consular prep for a flag return, and anticipated Egyptian cotton shipments to the United States.
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William Randolph Hearst
Juncheon
White House
Harding
Conference Board
Washington
Department of Commerce
War Finance Corporation
Georgia
Louisiana
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Texas
North Carolina
Virginia
Public Health Service
Justice Department
Charles Henry Davis
Ipian
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Boston
Germany
New York
United States
Alexandria
Egypt
Multiple Disturbances From 1920s News Clippings
A compiled set of brief, disparate items reports gunfire by bandits near Pearl River and hospital hits in New York, a stroke for former Governor Bickett in Raleigh, fires and rescues in tenements, a breath tester plan for Youngstown, a fatal truck accident in Chattanooga, and legal actions involving Dun and Co. plus Credit Guide. Notable mentions include Prince Louis de Bourbon in New York, Debs’ parade plans, Cordell Hull’s congressional bid, and Taft urging court reforms.
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Pearl River
Thomas Walter Bickett
Nee
Raleeigh
N.C
New York
Youngstown
Ohio
Fred Jones
Clarances Jones
Chattanooga
Tenn
Kt. G. Dun & Co
Credit Guide Publishing Company
Dun
Prince Louis de Bourbon
Balkan States
Eugene V. Debs
Terre Haute
Ind
Cordell Hull
Democratic National Committee
Nashville
Congress
Tennessee
United States
John H. Clarke
Supreme Court of the United States
Wiliam Howard Taft
United States Supreme Court
Chicago Bar Association
Joseph B. Austin
Lawrence E. Carroll
Rialto Theater
Alfrid 8. Flack
Connecticut Theater Corportion
New Haven
Conn
Ell Mix
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Aiken
General Assembly
House
State Railroad Commission
Camp Jackson
Veterans’ Bureau
Edwin W. Robertson
Secretary of War
Charles F. Forbes
Burea
State Highway Department
Highway Department
Greenwood
Freahmen
Department of Agriculture
A. H. Gibert, Jr
Edief
Department
Harris
Gibert
Commissioner of Agriculture, Commerce and Industries
Charleston
Joseph Horowitz
Roddey Medal
Euphradian
Clarisophic Literary Societion
University of South Carolina
Horowite
Clarisophic Society
W. C. Floyd
Newberry
Euphradian Society
National Guard
One Hundred and Highteenth Infantry
War Department
One Hundred and Eighteenth Infantry
Bureau of Child Hygiene and Public Health
Ruth Dodd
Red Cros
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Tuberculosis Committees
Chambers of Commerce
Women's Clubs
Army of Open Pattery
Prince of Wales
Municipal Asbess
Bombay
Maly
Bolling
Haiti
Naval Committee
Elihu Root
Isax
Britain
Mahatma Ghandi
Ahmedabad
Ghandi
Feuster
Init Otters
Cairo
Suez
Ceylon
Horiling
Christias Meresy
Eugene Debs
Judoniats
Naton McCormick
Snd
Europe
Peru
Bolivia
Chile
Pacific
Penu
South America
Nator LA Follette
Wisconsin
la Poller
Intercata
James R. Howard
American Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Grange
International Congress
Senator LaFollette
American Farm Buereau Federation
Cleveland
Switzerland
Geeva
Mitchell County
B. L. Harsell
Sporsman
Roanoke
Asheville
N. C
Lila Dale Russell
Albermaine
Young Women's Christian Association
Baltimore
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