Lillian Pushes Madge Toward Teaching For Wartime Help
In a luncheon discussion Madge weighs external work against family needs. Lillian urges practical patriotism, suggesting teaching in nearby Long Island villages as wartime work and a safer, nearer option than city munitions.
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Madge
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Rough House in Berlin by Ale Singh of Sailors
The German foreign office and chancellery were blockaded for an hour and a half by sailors on guard duty protesting a new republican guard. Demonstrations erupted downtown, clashes with the republican guard occurred at Unter den Linden guardhouse, and shots caused casualties. A bullet hit a Berlin University classroom, though damage was avoided. Sailors’ presence fuels friction with returning troops and suspicions of Spartacist leanings.
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Berlin
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Right Spirit from War Secretaries on French Educational Offer
Secretary of War Baker and General Pershing thanked Andre Tardieu for offering French universities libraries and technical schools to aid American troops. They said the spirit was appreciated and a committee is considering the proposed organization details.
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Baker
General Pershing
Andre Tardieu
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Funeral for Walter Hines Page Held in Aberdeen
The Aberdeen service honored Walter Hines Page former ambassador to Great Britain who died at Pinehurst Saturday night Assistant Secretary of State William Phillips attended as government representative.
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N. G
Walter Hines Page
Great Britain
Pinehurst
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Former Spokane officer found guilty of grand larceny
James Donovan, once a Spokane police officer, is convicted by a superior court jury of grand larceny for stealing 192 pints of whiskey from a peddler while on duty. He allegedly took the liquor and hid it.
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James
Donovan
Farm Labor Division Created in Labor Department
Washington December 24 a special division was created in the department of labor to direct farm labor provided through the United States employment service. M A Coykendall of Nebraska named director.
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United States Employment Service
Department of Labor
M. A. Coykendall
Nebraska
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