Government plans 32 industry specialists to study labor
Secretary of Labor Davis outlined a plan to maintain 32 industry specialists who would live with and study each major sector. The aim is to provide unbiased, official information during strikes, guiding public opinion and aiding wage discussions. Davis also urged support for alien enrollment to curb bootlegging and unauthorized entry.
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Senate Debates Four Power Pact And Naval Treaty
Senator Reed challenged the interpretation of M Viviani's speech on the four power pact claiming it binds as a juridical document with legal and moral obligations. He argued the pact risks security by exposing possessions to attack and that the naval treaty grants Britain and Japan advantages over the United States, hampering the American fleet.
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Japan Orders Shantung Rail Guards Withdrawn
The Japanese government directs withdrawal of railway guards from the Tsingtao to Tsinanfu line, replacing Japanese gendarmes with Chinese forces. The move precedes treaty ratification, aims for April completion, within a three to six month window.
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Shidehara Going Home From New York Visit
Baron Shidehara Japanese ambassador to the United States is in New York on business and plans to return to Japan with his wife on leave, sailing from San Francisco on April 2. He seeks to regain health impaired by the heavy Jabora incident at the Washington conference. In his absence Counselor Sadio Saburi will handle the embassy affairs.
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Nebraska Nears Full Recovery After Hard Times
Special to the Washington Post reports Nebraska’s recovery mirrors Iowa with eastern grain and hog sectors improving, cattlemen seeking cheaper money, and War Finance Corporation loans easing banker pressure. Farm values rise from 392 million to 467 million by March 1, confidence returns, and farmers plan to pay debts while cautiously expanding purchases.
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Creditors Charge Shipping Board Bias in Mail Line Claims
New York creditors at a meeting accused the United States Mail Steamship Company and the Shipping Board of favoring foreign creditors in settling claims worth over 7 million dollars. Immigrant tickets were said to have been paid off by the Board using Shipping Board vessels, discriminating against American merchants who supplied goods.
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Unified States
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Sheffield Condensed Milk Company
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Oldest Odd Fellow Buried in Washington
Funeral services were held for Joseph M. Swingle at 2 o clock at his son’s home in northwest Washington. Swingle, 1 years old, died at Garfield hospital Tuesday and was thought to be the oldest Odd Fellow in Washington. He was a member of Columbia Lodge No. 10 I.C.C.F. for 1 years, survived by two sons, John W. and Ernest J., six grandchildren and five great grandchildren. The service was conducted by Columbia judge Charles T. Clayton.
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Joseph M. Swingle
Garfield Hospital
Swingle
Odd V
Washington
Columbia Lodge No. 10
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