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Food Will Stop Bolshevism Says Russian Plea
Count Ilya Tolstoy relays a Russian appeal urging allies to lift the blockade and supply food and clothing to European Russia. He argues feeding the population will strengthen the country against Bolshevism and reduce crime, with emphasis on aiding women and children and avoiding recognition of the Bolshevik government.
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Omsk
Russia
Ilya Tolstoy
America
Wilson
Opposed to Allied Expeditions and Recognition of Bolsheviks
He argues against allied military ventures against Bolsheviks noting they have no property or honor to lose and advocates food for Russia over war. He says recognition of Kolchak will come after peace and warns that open diplomacy has failed and Ireland and India seek self-government.
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Senate Acts On Militia Reorganization And Night Movie Ban
Governor Coolidge backed militia reorganization to return distinguished units from France with Senate passage to the enactment stage. A night shows bill to bar under sixteen without an adult was engrossed while a beaches study was rejected. Washburn said the 48 hour bill for women and children passed this year despite manufacturing pressure.
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France
Senate
Essex County
Robert M. Washburn
Worcester
Legislative Committee On Ways and Means
Associated Industries
Massachusetts
Indemnity Bond Bill Declared Lawful by Attorney General
Attorney General Attwill states in Senate report that requiring every automobile owner to furnish an indemnity bond before licensing would be constitutional. Legislature can proceed with House Bill 1250 filed by Representative Reading of Cambridge as constitutional.
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Massachusetts Vehicle Registration Rule Prompted by Owner Proof
The bill requires that no motor vehicle be registered by the Massachusetts Highways Commission unless the owner provides proof to the satisfaction of the authority. The proposed measure aims to tighten registration prerequisites and ensure proper ownership documentation.
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Poslam Skin Remedy Advertisement Urges Relief
An advertisement promotes Poslam to relief eczema and stubborn skin troubles. It claims quick improvement and zero risk, noting the product soothes itching and clears inflamed skin overnight. Free samples offered from Emergency Laboratories, New York City, and Poslam Soap is recommended for clearer, healthier skin.
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Motor vehicle liability insurance and license rules debated
The report covers proposed rules requiring motor vehicle owners to carry liability insurance of at least 2000 and to renew or return registration and plates if coverage lapses. It notes Senate referral, AG opinion on a related bond bill, and a separate issue about discriminating between private operators and chauffeurs. It also notes the death of Earl of Cottenham and a final line suggesting broader budget concerns.
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