Harding’s vacation mood stalls cabinet plans and policy
Mark Sullivan notes Senator Harding’s New Orleans trip shows no firm cabinet or policy moves. He is in a vacation mood, surrounded by playmates rather than advisers, with no clear timetable for appointing a secretary of state or treasury. Public decisions are deferred until after December 6 return to Marion, then likely conferences with Republican leaders.
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Mark Sullivan
Yat
Harding
New Orleans
Canal Zone
Tme
Mare Dng
Mexico
Republican Party
Sendton Harding
Marion
Senate
Waton
Weady
Wition
Barding
Semenoff Forces Hemmed In Near Manchurian Station
TOKIO report says General Semenoff, anti Bolshevik leader east of the Paikal, faces a critical situation as fall nears. He accuses the Japanese High Command of breaking faith and alleges General Oi aims to keep the region stirred to block a buffer with Soviet Russia. Semenoff is at Manchurian Station southeast of China, hemmed by Bolsheviks and Mongols amid ongoing negotiations among Japanese Chinese Russian forces.
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Tokio
Associated Press
Semenoff
Paikal
Semen
Siberia
Russia
Far Eastern
Semenoft
Manchur Station
China
Towns Without Babies in Poland and New York
Nov 21 report from New York details Poland where many towns have no births left. Dr Herschel C Walker of the American relief administration says two years of famine and disease left infants to perish or be moved for feeding. Hundreds of homes once filled with children are gone and families live in dugouts. Mothers feed children on grass and roots. cow slaughter caused milk to become a luxury for the wealthy.
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New York
Poland
Herschel C. Walker
American Relief Administration
Day Urges Militancy of Religion in Education
Dr. Day in United church sermon warns that America needs righteous religion over trained ignorance and urges parents to ensure religious training for youth. He says the church should be militant in virtue, yet advocates spiritual weapons over violence and notes postwar calls for moral struggle. Also announced: Monitor lodge No. 38 to confer third degree on nine candidates Wednesday night with refreshments afterward.
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America
William Horace Day
United Church
Bridgeport
Christ
Gherea
Dr. Day
Whee Jr
Silverware sale cuts on popular table patterns
A newspaper listing announces deep discounts on numerous silverware patterns. Regular New Medium Knives with modeled handles drop from 10.00 to 9.00, Dessert Knives to 3.90, Forks and Spoons see reduced prices, including Tea Spoons at 2.50 and Coffee Spoons at 2.50. Batter Spreaders priced at 5.00.
Read Furniture Galleries Reductions Across Glass and Silverware
The Read Furniture Galleries unveils deep cuts on marmalade spoons, cake knives, sugar baskets, cut glass baskets, and butter tubs with pearl handles and sterling bands. A dining room collection features period and mixed style mahogany oak and walnut pieces, including a Yale Library exhibit set and a 72 inch buffet.
Presence of Baby Saves Red Leader From Attack
In Warsaw on November 21, Polish Army fief soldiers in the Hosciuaie squadron repeatedly refrained from bombing Geners Budenny's train headquarters, recognizing his wife and baby were aboard. The Bolshevik cavalry commander was frequently found at home with his family, yet the patrols passed up opportunities to strike.
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Warsaw
Nove 21
Geners Budenny
Alcorn to visit Sons of Veterans in Milford
Major William Alcorn division commander of the Sons of Veterans and his staff will lead a 2 smoker and entertainment at Arcanum hall Milford on Monday evening Local guests include George Van Horn post G A R and Milford post American Legion A pleasing program with Milford Wheel club quarter and other specialties is planned Refreshments will be served and members of the three organizations are expected to attend
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Milford
William Alcorn
New Haven
Sons of Veterans
Arcanum Hall
George van Horn Post
Milford Post
American Legion
Million Dollar Fire Destroys Quebec Stores
A blaze in Quebec caused more than 500000 in damage today destroying the W. Woolworth company and Merceau and company stores on St. Joseph street. The fire's cause is not known.
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Quebec
W. Woolworth Company
Merceau and Company
St. Joseph Street
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