Inflation Probe Targets Price Raisers Across Goods
Baltimore Sun reports government investigators uncover detailed evidence of price inflation across sugar flour and other goods. Sugar producers refined sugar bags may surge, beet refiners dispute, and a Washington drug store hikes olive oil prices amid ample supply and war. Congress acts, public anger grows, and speculators risk consequences as probes intensify.
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Belgian towns under German attack described from Tirlemont to Louvain
A correspondent for the London Express recounts the German advance from Tirlemont to Louvain, witnessed from a church tower. Refugees flood toward Louvain as Belgian rear guards defend a rail bridge, civilians mount horses, and a mourning Belgian woman becomes a symbol of resilience amid panic. Also notes ships sailing light from New York as England seeks food, due to U S payments constraints and gold drafts.
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Tragedy in Winston Woman Dies Under Street Car
Mrs. Heasie Allred of Winston, driven by domestic troubles and a religious revival, threw herself under a moving street car at Southside. The car stopped within feet but she died instantly, with investigators finding no fault with the crew. Her husband, a painter from Asheboro, had earlier faced court actions to support his wife and children.
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Republican Platform Endorsed by Statesville Landmark
The Landmark notes the recent Republican State convention adopted a reform oriented platform. It champions constitutional amendments on tax reform and six months of schooling, calls for statewide primaries and clean elections, and endorses the Jackson Training School at Concord with plans to extend similar reform efforts. It also signals a health plank in the platform.
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Landmark comments on state health work and convict labor stance
The piece endorses current state health initiatives and rejects the claim that convict labor on state farms harms farmers. It argues convict farms would not affect commodity prices and dismisses railroad rate discrimination and bond issue criticisms as unfounded, noting GOP approval of some actions despite Democratic backing.
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