U S Alone Must Aid Europe To End Bolshevik Threat
The article argues the United States must maintain involvement in European affairs and support food relief of 100 million dollars to aid France Italy and other allies. It warns that withdrawing would reduce influence at the peace conference and threaten outcomes if Europe fails to settle its internal issues.
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Gerny
Poland
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Famine Relief Bill Passes House Urgently Sought
The House approved 240 to 73 the administration famine relief bill of 106 million dollars for Europe outside Germany. The measure, urged by President Wilson to curb Bolshevism, moves to the Senate for early action with cross party support and minor amendments.
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Germany
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Wilson
Senate
Herbert C. Hoover
Vance McCormick
War Trade Board
Rules Committee
Sheliey
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Representative Sherley
Sherley
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Legacy of Roosevelt to World: Wood eulogy at Boston service
Major General Leonard Wood delivered a memorial eulogy praising Theodore Roosevelt’s legacy of sound teaching, straight thinking, and clean living. He lauded Roosevelt’s preparedness, fearless leadership, and disciplined yet humane command, noting Roosevelt’s devotion to duty and sacrifice in war and public service.
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Leonard Wood
Boston City Club
Wood
Teddy
Lebaudy Case Hearsay Shows Self Defense Claim For Wife
Grand jury hears Mme Lebaudy defend shooting husband to protect her daughter Jacqueline amid years of quarrels and threats. Attorney Moore cites threats and imprisonment attempts, while priest corroborates longstanding danger and possible justifiable homicide.
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Jacqueline
Harry W. Moore
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Fight for Fortune Looms Over Lebaudy Legacy
The article details claims by Moore and J A Gettenberg about Mme Lebaudy and her relation to Lebaudy, with estimates of his fortune around 40 million. Gettenberg recalls Lebaudy as shrewd yet eccentric, keeping papers in warehouses and conducting deals in taxis. The report notes a potential indictment if testimony from Mark Rosenfeld is supported and that Father M innis will testify as the grand jury proceeds. The inquest and committal proceedings are scheduled for Friday under Justice Jones.
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Nassau County
Weeks
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Innis
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Deaths McCue Letitia Cambridge
In Cambridge EK Letitia daughter of Charles F J and Annie F McCue nee Davis. Interment from her home 30 Lee Street Wednesday at 8 am Requiem high mass at St Marys Church at 9 am Automobile cortege.
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Annie F. McCue
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Tug Lehigh Sails West Search for Missing Barges Nobesonia Rutherford
The tug Lehigh moved westward today from Portland to locate the missing barges Nobesonia and Rutherford which broke away off Boon Island last Friday. The vessels were sighted off Seguin and are now farther west under sail with the wind.
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FTC chief outlines anti trust role before New England buyers
William B. Colver chair of the Federal Trade Commission told the New England Association of Purchasing Agents at the Boston Shoe Trades Club that most business men aim to act squarely and the FTC serves as a buffer. He said the commission investigates quietly after a corporation initiates steps against unfair practices. He cited 916 concerns complained against, 606 dismissed, 231 unfairness found with 123 halted, 110 of 115 companies shown unfair and told to stop, and only 10 cases went to trial with two to courts.
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Federal Trade Commission
New England Association of Purchasing Agents
Boston Shoe Trades Club
Commission
800 Argentine Strikers Arrested in Buenos Ayres
Government sources report 300 arrested Sunday in Buenos Ayres raising three day total to 800. Russians dominate the detainees with about 80 percent. ringleaders resisted and were lassoed. Pedro Wald, called President of the Soviet government, is among those seized. The movement plans May 1 revival, but authorities expect to quell the trouble.
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Taft Sees Daughter on First Home Visit
Lieutenant Charles P. Taft, son of former President William Howard Taft, returned to Camp Mills after his first visit home. He reached New York January 5 and met his infant daughter born during his service in France.
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