Induction of Womanhood in Our Political Life and Nation
The text portrays a March 4 address urging industrial peace and national unity as America faces potential war. It highlights the induction of womanhood into politics as elevating virtue and governance, while pledging no national prejudice and a defense-focused national spirit. The speaker emphasizes liberty within law, representa tive democracy, and a vision of united strength.
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America
Rome
International
Waite Main
Congress
Womanehood
Address on Duty and Destiny in the New World
A faith infused call to national resolve, invoking divine guidance and the duty of citizens to build a lasting republic. The speaker pledges alignment with God and country, urging unity, cooperation, and patience as the nation faces economic and global shifts toward reconstruction and peace.
Harding Seeks Friendly Ties With Correspondents
Before his White House call President Harding met Washington correspondents to say he invited them to foster friendship while still a member of their profession. He pledged welcome at the executive mansion and urged mutual respect under the golden rule. War Damage Claims Filed against Germany totals cited by Wilson include 60 million for private cargo losses, 85,084,013 for insurance and war risk bureau, and 191,147,346 for American property in Germany. An oil firm asked 10,000,000 for Romanian destruction.
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Harding
Washington
White House
Executive Mansion
Germany
Senate
Wilson
War Risk Bureau
Rumania
America
Toul le
Fenin Nod Ag
Tenetts
Republic
Woodrow Wilson Cleans House in Washington
President Wilson signs a resolution to repeal wartime laws and disposes of four major appropriation measures, including Indian legislative executive and judicial, agricultural and fortifications bills, along with miscellaneous legislation. The day includes actions affecting Indiana and other items.
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Woodrow Wilson
Southern Congress Platform Urges Shipyard and Rail Policy
Washington extension of Shipping Board vessel work urged by the Southern Commercial congress. The platform calls for new trade routes, training to win American vessel business, allocation of government boats to every port, and equalized railroad rates between inland points.
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Southern Congress
Washington
Shipping Board
Sothern Commercial Congress
Gonaula
Dolecaten
Inaugural Address Rejecting Offensive War as Justified Policy
President Harding calls nations to make offensive warfare so hateful that aggressors must prove the righteousness of their cause or stand as outlaws before civilization. He seeks world cooperation, disarmament, and a strong republic guiding international law, economic stability, and national defense through shared sacrifice.
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Association For Counsel
Tome
America
Trent
Moul Republic
Durham closes crop market as farmers urged to bring in tobacco
The Durham Tobacco Board of Trade decided to close the market on March 25 after warehousemen reported thousands of pounds of tobacco still held by farmers. Some farmers claim they will carry over tobacco until fall, but experts warn about quality risks and price declines.
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Durham
Durham Tobacco Board of Trade
J. M. Lipscomb
Board of Aldermen
North Carolina
Alderman Lipscomb
Bill extends time to file rail damage claims
Washington reports a proposed bill by Senator Duncan A Fletcher of Florida to extend by one year the period for filing damage claims with the Interstate Commerce Commission arising from railroad charges during federal control. The measure aims to aid claimants seeking restitution from carriers.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Davican A. Fletcher
Florida
Aerial Tax Case Ends With $25 Award Against Lawyer
New York lawyer A. Lomas challenged a claim about aerial taxicabs. He doubted the service, asked a company to prove the myth, but failed to appear for a flight. Magistrate Davies awarded the company $25 and costs against Lomas in city court.
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New York
A. Lomas
Hudson River
Davies
Lomas
Krupps Win Argentine Rail Wheel Contract
The Krupps of Germany were awarded the contract to supply 10 000 laminated steel car wheels to the Argentine State Railway. The price is 409-16 Argentine gold pesos per wheel. Delivery rate is 200 wheels per week amid bids from seventeen firms including entrants from the United States and England.
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Buenos Aires
Krupps
Germany
United States
England
McLean Quits Treasury to Lead War Finance Corporation
Angus W. McLean resigns as assistant secretary of the treasury in charge of Internal Revenue and custody. He will remain as managing director of the War Finance Corporation, named by the President and confirmed by the Senate as director, term expiring May 17, 1922.
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War Finance Corporation
Washington
Angus W. McLean
the Treasury
Internal Revenue
McLean
War Penance Corporation
Senate
Ody
Sanitariums Near Asheville Treat Veterans Under Health Dept Order
Four private sanitariums in the Asheville area under the public health department will replace government camps for veterans with tuberculosis. Three facilities near Black Mountain and one at Naples will host about 150 patients as they are removed to regular public service hospitals.
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Asheville
Victory of
Publc Health Department
Black Mountain
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