Pogroms in Ukraine Report from Eye Witness
Zionist sources recount a series of Haidamak led pogroms in Berdicheff Zhitomir Chernobyl Ovrutsch Belajazerkoff Leticheff Elisabelgrad Vasilkov and more. Hundreds of Jews killed or wounded as reports describe drownings shootings and mass abuse across Jewish townships from Kiev to Backmatsch.
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The
Zionist Organization
Ukraine
Haidamaks
Berdicheff
Zhitomir
Tschernobyl
Ovrutsch
Belajazerkoff
Leticheff
Elisabelgrad
Vasilkov
Death Regiment
Kiev
Backmatsch
Call Trotzky Army a Myth
London reports the British staff doubts Trotzky can raise an army of 1,000,000 for a spring offensive on the Bolshevik western front and says the claim is propaganda. Military experts doubt he can assemble or equip or maintain such a force.
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Trotzky
That's Me All Over Mabie letters from the front end
A World War I letter from a soldier to Mable describes orders to sail for battle by boat and front line trenches. He imagines mortally wounded, jokes about heaven, and asks not to worry while noting the war's uncertain duration. Copyright 1919.
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Mable
Angus
Mabie
Frederick A. Stokes
Oregon cannot use referendum on ratifying federal prohibition amendment
Salem March 27 Attorney General Brown says Oregon cannot refer the joint resolution ratifying the federal prohibition amendment to voters. He explains that Oregon referendums apply to acts of the legislature, not to resolutions, so the ratification measure cannot be placed on a ballot.
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Salem
Ore
Oregon
Brown
Olcott
Return of Trade Ships Favored by Boston Chamber
The Boston Chamber of Commerce voted by mail against government acquisition of merchant ships beyond needs and in favor of returning vessels to owners at near cost. Members urged deferred payment terms, tax exemptions for buyers, a 20 year exemption period, and quick navigation-law amendments for US vessels to compete abroad. The result was telegraphed to Shipping Board Chairman Hurley at a New York dinner.
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Boston Chamber of Commerce
United States
Hurley
The
Shipping Board
New York
Suffrage Group to Become League of Women Voters
The National American Woman Suffrage Association will rename to the League of Women Voters at the February 1920 national convention in St Louis. The body will keep its old name for one year and reorganize into two sections, with nonfranchised-state delegates forming one.
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ST. Louis
National American Woman Suffrage Association
League of Women Voters
Association
Germany Adds Fifth Large Ship to Allied Dock at Cowes
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria and Graf Waldersee arrived at Cowes under American supervision, bringing the total to five German ships here. American crews replace Germans as destroyers transfer sailors from shore to ships.
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Cowes
England
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria
Graf Waldersee
99 Years Old Today
Mrs. Mary Jane Wheeler of Canterbury celebrates her 99th birthday tomorrow at the old home where she has resided nearly a century in Tilton New Hampshire.
PIGS IN BLANKETS AND OTHER RECIPES FROM NEW ENGLAND
Collections of housewife recipes from New England include Pigs in Blankets with oysters wrapped in bacon, Graham Pudding using molasses and graham flour, Finest Sugar Cookies with coconut, Scalloped Ham and Eggs with a white sauce, and Butter Scotch. Recipes credited to several readers from Medford Hillside Ipswich and Woodfords Me.
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Norrilla
Stoughton Street
Medford Hillside
Woodfords
C. C. Page
Mrs J N Babcock Butter Brittle Recipe Note
A brief recipe note from Mrs J N Babcock of Auburn Street Malden describes boiling 1 to 2 cups butter until brittle in cold water, dropping rounds on a marble slab, and adding a touch of vanilla after cooling.
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J. N. Babcock
Auburn Street
Malden
World Wants League Declares Coolidge at Peace League
J Randolph Coolidge told Boston teachers at the League for Permanent Peace on Boylston Street that the world is realizing the need for a League of Nations and that the two thirds vote for ratification will be secured in the Senate. He said the league should not be deemed less by its British origin and he expected Senator Walsh to support the league.
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Boston
League For Permanent Peace
Boylston Street
League of Nations
Senate
Coolidge
Senator Walsh
League
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