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Newspaper
The Review
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1921
Page
6
Stella Wiler of Evansville Indiana says eighteen year old herself suffered back ache, cramps and drowsiness during her periods. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports no sickness during menstruation and urges others to try it.
Bodies of three soldiers were found near Woodford Ireland each van shot through the head. France's war budget for the year was set at 5144000000 francs by the chamber of deputies. The Hague hosts the first world poultry conference September 6 to 13. Sinn Fein conspiracy in England grows as Cork leader John McSwiney faces court martial. Home Rule Act for Ireland to take effect April 5 per the British Privy Council. Cuban politics move led by Menocal and Gomez with U.S. mediation. Edwardian leaders clash over Irish policy and reparations in Europe. Harding opposes a retail sales tax. Wilson may seek German bonds credit. Landis impeachment probes question outside work limits. Allied war loans defended amid protests against further use. League note calls for equal rights in former enemy territories. Senate to probe cotton and wheat stocks. New York censorship debate highlighted. Labor leader Gomper warns against film censorship. immigration bill passes 61 to 2 restricting entrants.
A federal reserve board advisory council warns against reducing discount rates, citing current financial and industrial conditions. The Senate considers bills on railroads guaranty pay, war taxes, and Panama tensions. a Louisiana cane gift to Wilson and a Liberty bond vote gesture are noted amid political maneuvering.
Elizabeth Mabel Lance, 15, stabbed her father to death in Philadelphia during a quarrel between her parents while defending her mother. Other items include a New York receiver for Leslie Judge Co. over poor business, Erie railroad labor board disputes, a fatal air race crash, a Memphis federal reserve robbery, a postal service fraud suit, Newark mob chase, Alabama coal strike relocations, fast coastal mail by air, a Scottsboro whipping case, and NYPD cuff controversy.
A historical report notes a legal challenge to a lever control agency linked to farm loan programs. The case centers on constitutional objections to the agency’s authority and its impact on farmers seeking credit and support from government-backed loans.
Washington reports that sections of the Lever food control act enabling profiteering prosecutions were ruled unconstitutional by the supreme court. Chief Justice White called the act “as broad as human imagination” while in other rulings the court upheld the Federal Farm Loan Act, authorizing land banks to extend farmer loans. The decisions affected convictions of L. Cohen Grocery Co. of St. Louis and Weeds Inc. of Binghamton, with dissents from Justices Brandeis and Pitney.
Washington reports the Supreme Court remitting Lawrence Amos's conviction in South Carolina on charges of removing untaxed distilled spirits and concealing them. The appeal argued Fourth and Fifth Amendment violations due to a warrantless federal search of Amos's home, leading to the set aside decision.
In a ruling affecting merchant vessels owned by a friendly state or in its service the Supreme Court holds such ships can be libeled in American courts. The decision revises district court dismissals in the Italian ships Jesaro and Carlo Poma cases, with the high court overruling New York libel attachments.
The destroyer Woolsey collided with the steamer Steel Inventor off the Pacific coast of Panama. One American sailor died, fifteen are missing, and two are wounded. The Woolsey was split in two at the after tank by the impact.
U S cotton exports declined in January to 60.9 million dollars from 92.4 million in December, according to Department of Commerce data. The drop underscores weaker shipments of the nation's primary export commodity in early year.
A report from Petrograd claims soviet authorities there have been overthrown. Moscow recipients report rumors of changes across the Russian capital amid growing unrest and fragmented official statements.
A large silver loving cup was presented to Vice President Marshall by the Senate as a going away gift. The transportation act authority over state railroad rates was challenged in the Supreme Court by forty two states, while Washington notes the Interstate Commerce Commission’s final say.
Washington report notes Kentucky laws imposing a special tax on liquors withdrawn from bonded warehouses were held valid by the supreme court. The ruling affects several millions of dollars in taxes already collected and implicates state tax authority in liquor regulation.
Washington reports President Wilson signs a measure extending the federal farm loan act to Porto Rico. In London, Lloyd George affirms Britain’s policy to maintain order in Ireland and enables the Irish administration to proceed to a successful conclusion.
Governor W. P. G. Harding told mill men and bankers from Gastonia and nearby towns that the crisis has passed and postwar readjustment is over. He warned of future problems, calling for hard work and a safer, slower course, as he spoke at a Gastonia luncheon hosted by local banks and the chamber of commerce.
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