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The London reparations conference decisions were approved in the French Chamber. Bonar Law resigns for health. St Patrick’s Day in Ireland marked by attacks. Britain ships Russian orders under a new trade pact. Turkish former grand vizier Tulant Pasha was assassinated in Charlottenburg. Riga peace protocol between Poland and Russia signed. Supreme Court upholds homestead land voting. German Reichstag backs government on reparations. Bolsheviks suppress Kronstadt and Petrograd rebellion with mass deserter executions. Sinn Feiners killed in Ireland near Mobill.
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Dusseldorf
Germany
Chamber of Deputies
Lord Lee
Admiralty
United States
England
America
Andrew Bonar Law
Poland
Russia
Riga
Supreme Court
Reichatag
Sinn
Washington and Russia trade talk stirs cabinet and court
Senator France of Maryland urges U S to resume trade with Russia making England a middleman in American wood exports. President Harding asks Attorney General to review Debs case. Edward Finney and William Spry receive recess appointments to interior and land office posts. Crissinger takes oath as comptroller, joins Federal Reserve board.
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Rusela
Woods
Rusaia
France
Maryland
United States
Harding
Daugherty
Eugene V. Debs
Atlanta
Edward C. Finney
Kansas
Interior
William 3. Spry
Utah
General Land Office
D. H. Crissinger
Federal Reserve Board
Marion
Ohio
Charles 8. Barrett
National Farmers Educational and Co- Operative Union
Washington
Constantine
State Department
Wilson
Senate
William Walter Husband
Johnsbury
Tariff and Labor Mediation in Meatpacking Crisis
The article reports on looming congressional action and a government mediation effort in labor strife within the meatpacking industry. Secretary Davis aims to settle disputes to avoid a strike, with proposed employee voting divisions and a plant council. It notes railroad wage issues, tariff plans, and Germany’s postwar economic tension affecting international trade and politics.
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E. F. Clipson
United States
Davis
Washington
Getting Work For Veterans New York
New York reports 400000 World War I veterans unemployed as of March 1, down about 100000 from the peak after January 1. The American Legion cites a better national trend, crediting its state employment agencies for aiding veterans, discouraging migration to big centers, and promoting farm work. Officials note it takes nearly a year for a returned veteran to resume former industrial pace.
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Mississippi
Chicago
Frank Gunsaulus
Armour Institute of Technology
C. McFarland
Pittsburg
Charlotte
N.C
Mra
Gertrude Bambrick Neilan
New York
Marshall A. Neilan
Blanche Sweet
Woodward Coal Company
Alabama
Carl Wanderer
Harold D. Singer
Wanderer
Wandere
Novkey
Paul Sproika
Children's Court
Ivan Narodny
Kronstadt
Birmingham
Ala
First National Bank
Hardwood
Tmber
The
Prin
United States
American Legion
Legion
American Legion Week
Chtiea
Expansion of Department and Public School Funding
North Carolina expands state education, with the State Board of Education receiving about 650000 to improve smaller normal schools and bolster teaching training and supervision. Salary funding increases push total teachers' pay toward 1,000,000 next year, while reforms replace the old examiners and institute directors with a broadened teacher training and certification structure.
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Raleigh
General Assembly
B. C. Brooks
State Board of Education
State Board of Examiner
State Board of Examiners
Certification of
Meeting of State Superintendents Called by Dr Brooks
Dr B C Brooks superintendent of public instruction issued a call for all county and city school superintendents in the state to meet in Greensboro on March 28. The gathering aims to study the new social law and become acquainted with provisions and school legislation, with emphasis on expanded summer school provisions funded largely by the state.
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Greensboro
Hisory
Brooke
North Carolina Daughters laud Murphy and Gallert for pensions
The United Daughters of the Confederacy thank Representative Walter Murphy and Senator Gallert for two rounds of pension increases for Confederate veterans. A letter from Mrs. Henry London and Mrs. T. W. Wilson lauds Gallert for introducing three Senate bills and guiding the pension measure to law.
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United Daughters of the Confederacy
Walter Murphy
Henry London
Mra
T. W. Wilson
Rutherfordton Sun
North Carolina
Hol
Solomon Gallert
Senate
House
Daughters of the Confederacy
Ex Soldier Education Bill Smothered in Legislature
The recent adjournment halted action on bills aiding ex soldiers. The Kanipe measure for free tuition at UNC and NC State College died quietly. A Goeney proposal to fund a Thirtieth Division history faced rejection from joint finance committees, despite support from Col Albert L. Cox and Col. J. Van Metts.
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N. C. State College
Raleigh
Goeney
Wake
House
Senate
Albert L. Cox
Old Hickory Association
J. van Metts
State Leads in Tobacco Production and Insurance Matters
North Carolina reports 395 million pounds of tobacco sold by farmers as of March 1 and 420 million pounds produced last year, about 21 cents per pound. Earlier acreage forecasts predicted 415 million pounds. Kentucky disputed the totals but evidence supports the NC figures. Insurance matters: a conference between Insurance Commissioner Stacey W Wade and J Frank Foesch, secretary of the peanut growers exchange, involved a stock sale without a license and a continued hearing. The state legislature praised ex-Commissioner Young and Wade recommendations, funding reforms to the Insurance Department.
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J. Frank Foesche
Peanut Growers’ Exchange
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Young
General Assembly
Wade
State Insurance Department
Manning Endorses Recent Act Wipes State Agencies
Attorney General James S. Manning endorsed a bill passed on the last day of the session that eliminates the state building commission and the state architect. The bill places oversight of state work under several heads of state institutions.
North Carolina Joins Appeal to Supreme Court in Rail Rate Case
Attorney General James S. Manning filed a brief but did not attend the Washington hearing. An order recently issued directs railroad rates in the state to be raised to the interstate base, as part of the ongoing appeal and policy alignment.
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Will Roper
8. Brown
Mexico
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West Virginia Coal
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Thom O. Marvin
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Maryland
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Harvey’s Weekly
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London
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Supreme Court
James S. Manning
Washington
Druggist Permit Abolished and Fertilizer Warnings Issued
Druggists may obtain medicines without a clerk of the superior court permit as the law was repealed and became effective March 9. Fertilizer warnings were posted at five Wake Forest merchants urging return of fertilizer purchases to manufacturers, with customers already returning some lots. Auditor Baxter Durham prepares to distribute a $1,000,000 Confederate veteran pension fund, the largest ever in North Carolina, aiding veterans and widows.
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Shoker
Frederick 0. Bowman
North Carolina Pharmaceutical Association
Wake Forest
Baxter Durham
Moderal Assembly
North Carolina
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