Planning to Feed Poland Berlin Talks Begin
James W. Gerard the American ambassador received German counter proposals to the Walter Hines Page plan for feeding Poland’s civilian population by the American Commission. Gerard will begin negotiations and hopes to meet the imperial chancellor before broader discussions with the appropriate department. Britain backs feeding Polands Austro influence region with established relief for Serbia Albania and Montenegro to follow.
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Berlin
London
James W. Gerard
Walter Hines Page
Great Britain
Poland
Gerard
Germany
Austria
Serbia
Albania
Montenegro
Picture tour of Fighting Fifths trench victory celebration
Photographs capture the Northumberland Fusiliers known as the Fighting Fifth as they celebrate a victory over German forces. The images promise a vivid Sunday Post Pictorial Section with direct access to wartime frontline celebrations.
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Fifth
Northumberland Fusiliers
Sunday Post
Delegates Rail At Safe Travel Rules At New Jersey Day
Delegates from 48 states gathered for New Jersey Day as 600 delegates rode in special trains to an Edison reception. The scene included Mrs. Percy V. Pennypacker and Mrs. William Jennings Bryan leading a large group with many husbands, while 1500+ tickets were requested for convention seating. A Lonely Husbands Club formed by about 200 spouses explored the city.
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New Jersey
Percy V. Pennypacker
William Jennings Bryan
Orange
N. J
Thomas A. Edison
Edison
Maine
Massachusetts
Florida
Maryland
Samuel B. Sneath
Tiffin
Josiah Evans Cowles
Los Angeles
Cal
Illinois
John D. Sherman
Chicago
John Hays Hammond
Sneath
Lonely Husbands Club
Bay State D. A. R. Elects Its Officers
Massachusetts D. A. R. held a spring conference in Worcester and elected Mrs. George Minot Baker of Concord as state treasurer, Mrs. Charles H. Meserve of Newton as state historian, and Miss Isabel W. Gordon of Worcester as state recording secretary. Mrs. Frank D. Ellison presided. reports of standing committees for the past year were presented.
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Worcester
Massachusetts
George Minot Baker
Concord
Charles H. Meserve
Newton
Isabel W. Gordon
Frank D. Ellison
Bankruptcy Petition Filed by The National Tack Company Inc
The National Tack Company Inc of East Bridgewater filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in U S District Court. Liabilities total 7902 dollars while assets amount to 7450 dollars.
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The
National Tack Company, Inc
East Bridgewater
United States District Court
Massachusetts Speech Attacks State as Slavery Center for Women
Mrs E P Williams of Washington attacked Massachusetts as a cradle of slavery for women during a luncheon at the Hotel Bellevue honoring newly returned suffrage envoys. The event was hosted by the Massachusetts Branch of the Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage advocating the Susan B Anthony amendment for national woman suffrage.
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Massachusetts
E. P. Williams
Washington
Hotel Bellevue
Congressional Union For Woman Suffrage
Suffrage Luncheon Promotes 2001ist Resolutions in Massachusetts
The event praised resolutions opposing the congressional committee on the amendment and adopted a campaign hat for the suffrage convention in Chicago. Mrs Williams urged women of Massachusetts to gain enfranchisement and citizenship, citing personal stakes with sons and daughters and risks if daughters wed foreigners.
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Wilson
Congressional Committee On
Chicago
Massachusetts
Williams
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Usco
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Kennedy
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Providence
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