Legion Executive Meeting in Greenville January 18
The American Legion executive committee will meet in Greenville on January 18 to discuss a statewide membership drive and plans for a new chapter on the American flag in North Carolina public school civil government texts. State leaders including Tom Byrd and Adjutant Burgess visited Raleigh and Governor Morrison to discuss the program.
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Raleigh
American Legion
E. C. Brooks
Department of Education
North Carolina
Tom Byrd
Asheville
Cale K. Burgens
Brooks
Byrd
Legionaires
Greenville
Burgess
Morrison
Legion
Legion Executive Committee
J. R. Hollis
Wilmington
T. G. Vickers
Ayden
Robert S. McNeill
Fayetteville
G. G. Dixon
R. T. Allen
Kinston
Tom C. Daniels
New Bern
Daniel W.terry
Robert KE. Denny
Greensboro
Hubert T. Prosver
Hamlet
Thomas B. Marsh, Jr
Salisbury
Chandley
Marshall
J. Wwill Plea, Jr
Marion
Paul Ringer
R. G. Cherry
Gastonia
Don S. Bins
The
North Carolina Bar Association
John A. Mc“Rae
Charlotte
Road Building Program Doubled in North Carolina 1922 Plan
The North Carolina Highway Commission doubled the 1922 road program, seeking $10 million from the governor and Council of State. About 1,000 miles are planned, 400 hard-surfaced and 600 other types, totaling roughly $40 million for 1920 1922. The expansion follows low recent costs and strong engineering leadership.
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North Carolin
Upham
Gardner
Mainetenance
Miller, McDaniels
Clingman
Washington
Hyde County
Frank C. Kugler
Beaufort County
Belhaven
Leechville
Williamston
Greensboro
Lenoir
Chocowinity Township
North Carolina
State Highway Commission
Council of State
Poincare forms new French ministry amid Cannes talks
Paris crisis over German reparations and Franco British naval policy triggers cabinet shakeup. Briand pushes a government change with Poincare to lead, while Cannes summit talks collapse delaying Genoa conference and broad European economic plans. Repercussions hit Washington and Moscow as diplomacy stalls.
Food prices fall in 16 cities in 12 months to December
Bureau of Labor Statistics reports 12 to 18 percent declines in food prices in 16 U S cities for the year ending December 10. Among 18 cities with 1918 data, some saw increases from 3 8 to 50 percent. notable declines include Mobile Savannah Manchester and New York with varying rates.
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Washington
United State
Bureau of Labor Statiaticn
Department of Labor
Manchester
Minneapolis
Minn
Mobile
Aln
Savannah
Todienapolis
Salt Lake City
Detroit
Louisville
Milwaukee
Minneapolix
Omaha
Bridgeport
Dallas
Villadelphia
New York
Derrens
Indianapolis
Loulaville
Phindelphia
Saxanpah
Important World News Roundup Headlines
A seven day summary of major events across nations, highlighting political developments, economic shifts, and global happenings. Key actors, dates, and places are noted as reported by international outlets. The range covers diplomacy, conflicts, and notable policy changes shaping the world stage.
Ireland and world rumblings across new conferences
The Irish question features a Sinn Fein split forecast after De Valera defeat, the Irish ball Eireann defeats De Valera for presidency, and Éireann aims to stabilize a Free State government. Global events include Briand’s cabinet resignation, Cannes council actions on Genoa invites, and Indian conscientious objectors policy.
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MIL Eireann
Southern Ireland
Sinn Fein
Ireland
Arthur Griffith
de Valera
Griffith
Finance
Michael Collins
George Gavan Duffy
Kanon J. Duggan
Loewl
William Cosgrove
Keyan O'Higgins
Richard Mulcahey
de Valor
Geillith
Hin Xo Tong
de Valen
Olaf Peterson
Ramnnes
J. M. Robb
English Channel
Robb
Sinn Fein Executive Council
Eamon de Valera
Miller
Briand
Barthou
Poincare
Marquis Obuma
Japan
Tokio
Ball Eireann
Irish Republic
The
Éireann
Free State
Ometepe
Lake Nicaragua
Supreme Council
Cannes
Genoa
Bonomi
Italy
Thomas 5. Ryan
Paris
Audrey Creighton
California
London
England
Brixton
King George
Calcutta
India
Ford declines French battleship deal amid rumor of sale
Washington reports Henry Ford rebuffed a cable request to buy battleships, saying he would not settle for job lots and could buy the entire French navy if desired. Also noted are Newberry retaining his Senate seat after a 46 to 41 vote, and other 1922 era international and domestic political developments in France and the United States.
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Japan
Europe
Economilc Committee
The
Supreme Council
Ita
London
United States
Countrie
Germany
Great Britain
Balfour
Hughes
Baron Kato
Tokyo
Titus TH
Newberry
Med Jean
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Lat Follette
Wisconsin
Michigan
Naw
Imo
Henry Ford
Ford
Truman H. Newberry
Federal Reserve
Aristide Briand
France
Millerand
M. Sarraut
M. Breland
Agriculture Wallace
Muscle Shoals
Virginia
Heirome L. Opie
Staunton
George Wharton Pepper
Pennsylvania
Boles Penrose
War Department
House
Arbuckle jury selection delayed in manslaughter trial
jury selection in the second trial of Roscoe C Patty Arbuckle for manslaughter in the Virginia Rappe death in San Francisco proceeds with four peremptory challenges by the state and ten by defense eleven jurors temporarily excused and eleven remaining in the original panel at adjournment meanwhile reports from other national items include a merged circus holdings group and a 1922 American Bar Association convention award for San Francisco.
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Patty") Arbuckle
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Virginia Rappe
Crooke
Army of Occupation
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Transport Service Office
Jackson
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Dallas County
Frank Powell
Anderson Mixon
Powell Fa
Selma
Ala
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Ohio
Hagenbeck- Wallace
SellPlato
Howe's
Great London
John Robinson
Peru
Indiana
American Bar Association
Tampa
Fla
A. J. Rowe
Memphis Newpapers
Memphis
Tenn
South
Valeria H. Parker
Washington
Emily Gragy
Bee Tree
Asheville
D. C
Texas
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Nashville Industrial Corporation
Tennessee Central Railroad
Ford Estes
Hot Springs
Ark
Kansas
Alexander Howat
George Wharton Pepper
Philaselene
United States
Pennsylvania
Bolsce Penrose
Ralph Culver Bennett
Metropolitan College of Law
Dover
Del
Washington Height
Lottie Pickford
Mary Pickford
Alan Forest
Low Anc Keles
Roger D. Eastlake
Colnial Beach
Star Witnens
Sarah Knox
Dow Jones
Greenville County
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J. F. Armatrong
Concord
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Tucker
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Bulwinkle
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Katelle Green
Zeb V. Hall
Jake I
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Phoenix Post Office
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North Carorlina
South Carolina
Southern Power Company
Mt Holly
Edward Nelson Dingley
Ways and Means
House of Congress
Dingley
State Department of Labor
Wington-Salem
Ington
George W. Lance
Fletcher
Willis R. Smith
Garland
John C. Smith
Lee Noir
A. H. Greene
Mooresboro
Jim B. Tucker
Parkton
Foster
Jesse Poster
Herman Jones
Wayne County
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Edward W. Pickard
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Snell-McCormick
Elbert H. Baker
House Agriculture Committee
Amercan Newspaper Publishers' Association
Muscle Shoat
Alabama
Associated Press
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B. Caldwell
Louta K. Perry
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