Big Fund Needed for European Aid
New York Feb 3 At a religious relief conference it was urged that at least 50 million dollars in addition to current funds is needed to relieve distress in Europe and the Near East. The meeting, called by the federal council of churches of Christ in America, included representatives from the inter-church world movement and other bodies.
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Europe
Near East
Inter-Church World Movement
M.C. Ay
American Friends’ Service Committee
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Poland
National Lutheran Council
Red Cross
Soviet Renounces Esthonian Claims in Peace Pact
The Russo Esthonian treaty recognizes Esthonia’s independence and the Soviet Union renounces sovereignty over Esthonia while agreeing to help maintain its neutrality if internationally recognized. Prisoners will be repatriated, Estonia gains railway access to Moscow, rights to 2,500,000 acres of woodland, and electricity from Narova rapids. Russia pays 15,000,000 rubles in gold.
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Ithonia
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Immigration Rush Predicted as New York Sees Influx
New York, Feb 3. Alfred Hampton, assistant commissioner general of immigration, says the United States faces a record immigration surge. After meetings with Ellis Island officials to plan expanded facilities, January arrivals rose while November departures reached about 49,000. Hampton notes many returning migrants bring relatives and predicts the spring influx will surpass previous heavy years. War era dock processing slowed as efforts shift to expanded stations.
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United States
Alfred Hampton
Washington
Ellis Island
Hampton
RR Bill Nearing Final Agreement
Washington Feb 2 Senate and House conferees on railroad reorganization legislation moved toward an agreement after weeks of deadlock. They accepted elimination of compulsory consolidation and kept the Fisch Bill provisions while shifting labor and anti strike rules to the interstate commerce commission. Remaining disagreements concern labor provisions and immigrant handling, with adjournment postponed until tomorrow.
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Fisch
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Compensation Awards Announced by Voluntary Agreement
Compensation Commissioner reported awards to several workers under voluntary agreements. Stella Miostepska of Burns-Rassick Co. receives $0.42 weekly until returning to work after injuries. Albert Docker of Whiting Manufacturing to receive $1 weekly. Isadore Orlina of Rawmaford employed by Stinnins Manufacturing also listed.
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Burns-Rassick Co
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Marsh Bros
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Henry Avert
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Rawmaford
Stinnins Manufacturing
Injury suit over lumber load claims reduced compensation
Frank Jamrozy files against Travelers Insurance for eyesight injury from lumber carrying on June 22 at a site selling wares for $20.42. Commissioner Buck Ingham cut the award after delaying report by a year, reducing the claimant to $19.21 weekly for 78 weeks.
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Travelers T Insurance Company
Buck Ingham
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Careless Shampooing Spoils the Hair
An advertisement promotes caution in shampooing and extols pure coconut oil shampoo as the best option. It claims common soaps irritate the scalp, cause brittleness, and suggests using refined coconut oil shampoo in small amounts to cleanse hair, rinse clean, and leave scalp soft and hair bright. Coconut oil shampoo is marketed as affordable and suitable for the whole family.
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Mormon Tells of Mexican Arrest as Hearings Open
El Paso Texas February 3 witness S H Venter, with five prior Mexican arrests, testifies before Senate subcommittees on the Mexican situation. He recounts Mormon colonists hardships in Chihuahua from 1919 to their withdrawal and property devastation across five colonies, with some Americans returning by factional consent. Senate chairmen promise witnesses to aid, not attack, Mexicans. Enrico Malatesta, Italian anarchist, is released after interrogation following arrest on a Pisa train after an inflammatory speech.
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Texas
S. H. Venter
Senate
Chihuahua
Mexico
Smith
Rome
Enrico Malatesta
Chamber of Deputies
Leghorn
Pisa
Oxidaze advertised as relief for bronchial asthma
An advertisement from Worcester physician endorsement promotes Oxidaze tablets made from casendal oils to soothe irritated air passages and ease breathing. It claims rapid relief for nighttime asthma symptoms and promises a full refund if buyers are not satisfied. Sold at Hindle Pharmacy and J D Hartigan with a money back guarantee.
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Worcester
Mass
Hindle Pharmacy
J. D. Hartigan
Goodbye Dyspepsia Advertisement Teaser
A newspaper ad touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a universal remedy for stomach troubles caused by heavy meals or poor digestion. It claims the tablets enrich gastric juice, rest the stomach, and relieve belching sour risings and loss of appetite, priced at 50 cents a box.
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Stuart
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