President Harding's 1921 annual message on peace and League debate
The article reviews President Harding's 1921 annual message to Congress, urging cautious foreign policy. It notes his recommendations on wartime taxation, tariffs, railroad costs, federal aid, and internal reforms. He argues against League of Nations enforcement by treaty and reaffirms U S war aims with Germany and the Central Powers.
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Washington D.c
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United States
Europe
Japan seeks Pacific delegate to tackle diplomatic challenge
A dated note suggests Japan aims to appoint a delegate to address Pacific problems inside government circles. The message references Secretary Hughes and Allies, asserting the United States has not abandoned peace rights and warnings about German influence, with broader implications for Japan and allied diplomacy.
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Washington
Ithiyatry
Sistas
Actine
Vivianli
Nerainoe
State
Hughes
Japan
Marin
Prothier Briand
Supreme ‘Council
Japain
Pacific
Wilson
Tanning
Couirse
Yap
Court Guyse Annulment Sheds Light on Lake Michigan Ceremony
Chicago reports Mrs Hilda Hansen testifying in circuit court about a coerced marriage ritual near Benton Harbor Michigan. She says twenty four couples were forced to marry under threat of island maroonment in the northern Lake Michigan area, and she left the Horse of David five years ago.
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Chicago
David” Ia Te Iefous
Benton“Harbor
Mich
Hilda Hansen
Baldwin
Lake Michigan
Horse of David
Diocese of Georgia convention adjourns after session
The Ninety Ninth annual Diocese of Georgia convention adjourned yesterday afternoon after a morning session that approved a new executive council canon with Bishop Reese as chairman. The council will include a clerk and six laymen and cover church extension finance and nationwide publicity. A religious education conference will precede next year’s meeting, with expert Christian workers invited.
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Georgia
Wiey
Savaneh
Tor- Ain
Global strike crisis and U S cotton debt plan discussed
News wires report a labor crisis with a miners and railway workers alliance backing the Triple Alliance while Premier Lloyd George appeals for restraint. Washington reads of a debt security plan urged by Georgia Governor elect Hardwick to secure Allied debts against cotton exports as a wartime measure.
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Lloyd George
J. H. Thomas
Washington
D. C
United States
Hardwick
Georgia
International Harvester Cuts Prices on Harvesting Machines
Following a United States Steel reduction, International Harvester announces a straight ten percent cut on harvesting machines where steel is the main material. The move does not affect current machine costs this year but sets a base price level for customers.
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Chicago
Basting
United States Steel Corporatiin
International Harvester ‘Company
March Cotton Consumption Falls amid Spindle Reductions
The Census Bureau reports March cotton use at 437,933 bales lint and 87,971 bales linters. Fewer spindles were in operation than February, with the largest drop in mills in the cotton growing states. Total spinning hours dropped by 853,006 from July, while the 32,104,946 total reflects substantial reductions concentrated in the crop region.
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Washington
Ing
Labor leaders meet to avert general strike in London
London April 14 labor members of the British House of Commons the National Executive Committee of the Labor party and leaders of the trade union Congress met to discuss the Triple Alliance strike called to begin Friday night at ten o clock. Heads of the alliance agreed to send reps to the meeting once day of hope but labor MPs discouraged over optimistic hopes.
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London
Labor
House of Commons
Labor Party
Trade Union Congress
Triple ‘Alliance of Labor
Triple Alliance
Resolution Seeks Probe of Agricultural Associations
Washington April 14 A House resolution by Rep Gould New York calls for investigation by the agriculture committee into agricultural organizations and associations and their control of food product prices The measure drew notable attention at the American Farm Bureau federation conference where a broadgress was being formulated and no action was indicated.
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Washington, D. C
House
Gould
New York
Committee On ‘Agriculture
American Farm ‘Bureau Federation
Welcome for Reverend Wing Brings Old Friends Together
Those who heard Reverend John D. Wing of Savannah during past St Thomas church meetings recall his splendid talks. Friends made then rejoice at his return and visitors from elsewhere expect a cordial Thomasville welcome with enduring ties.
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G. Sherwood Whitney
St. Thomas Church
James Lawrence of
Americus
Thomasville
Walter Hammond
A. 2. Little
John D. Wing
Savannah
St.Thomas Church
Volunteers for Scarlet Fever Germ Study at Chicago Institute
Two men and one woman volunteered to be inoculated with scarlet fever germs in an experiment to isolate the germ at the McCormick Institute of Infectious Diseases. Doctors Hedoen and Dick said nine more volunteers are needed and explained compensation for exposure and infection.
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Chicago, Ill
Hedoen and
McCormick Institute of Infectious Diseases
Criticism in Paris of Jusserand over Washington diplomacy
Editorials in Paris on April 14 reproach Ambassador Jusserand for failing to inform the French public about President Harding's message to Congress. Publications including L Homme Libre Gauloit Temps and the Cablegramme condemn his handling and accuse him of ignorance of White House and Senate lobby activity.
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Paris
Jusserand
Washington
Harding
Congress
L'Homme Libre
Ant: Gaulota
Temps
Cablegramme
Tynperand
White House
Senate
Trial of Alabama Men for Murder of Prohibition Officer
Florence Alabama April 14 Jury empaneling progressed in the case of fourteen men indicted for conspiracy in the death of Don Stephenson a prohibition enforcement officer in January. Government expected to call first witness late today.
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Florence
Ala
Don. Stephenson
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