Plebiscite Urged by Count Apponyi in Hungary
Count Albert Apponyi, head of Hungary's peace delegation, argues for a plebiscite in regions taken from Hungary by Versailles. He contends racial and cultural unity were disrupted by new state borders and that self determination offers the only peaceful solution to eastern Europe.
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Paris
Albert Apponyi
Associated Press
Hungary
Versailles
Europe
Balkan Peninsula
Wassher
Heme
Persuttion
Czecho- Slovenia
Mayer
Humania
Juco-Slewin
Xyx
Appensi
Juco-Silho
Meeyarc
Count Appenyi
Hungar
Uberty
Warrien
German ships no danger to U S business
Commissioned Shipping Board official in New York outlines a plan to use private American companies to take over sixty German Hamburg American Line routes. The Hamburg American Line would act as agents, using its terminals while the private firms operate and expand U S ship traffic, with a possible twenty year agreement and option to withdraw.
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Hamburg-American Line
Shipping Board
Thomas A. Scott
New York
Hamburg
Scott
Germany
George Sterling
Broadway
United States
Namburg-American Line
Hamburs- American Line
Wko
Americana
Mambursx-American Line
Intercats
Shipping Board Plans Asset Write-Down Under New Agreement
The Shipping Board may write down ship capital costs under the new managing agents contract if justified by conditions. It aims for profitable voyages while Mr. Scott argues German services could be profitable from the start, with any losses covered by taxpayers.
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Shipping Board
Scott
Charge Mayor's Murder Up To British Government
Members of Thomas Francis Meagher Branch, Friends of Irish Freedom, condemn the murder of Cork Lord Mayor Thomas MacCurtain as a British oppression act. They urge President and Congress to protest Ireland’s occupation and recognize the Irish Republic. Speakers note MacCurtain’s Sinn Fein ties and political motive.
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Thomas MacCurtain
Cork
Ireland
Thomas Francis Meagher
Friends of Irish Freedom
Congress
Irish Republic
MacCurtain
Sinn Fein
Last Nighh
Mary Washington The Mother of George Washington
Mary Washington, mother of George Washington, is praised for her even temper and sound judgment. Born Mary Bell in Virginia in 1706 she married Augustus Washington in 1740 and raised five children after becoming a widow. She witnessed his rising career and advised him to remain humble and true.
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Martha” Washington
George Washington
Mary Washington
Mary Bell
Colony
Virginia
Augustus Washington
George
Washington
Delaware
Lafayette
Vinol Promises Strength and Vitality For Digestive Nerves
An advertisement touts Vinol as restoring digestion and appetite, rebuilding nervous tissue, and renewing energy after illness. It claims improved digestion, reduced fatigue, and stronger nerves to better withstand stress and setbacks in daily business and health.
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Seine
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Count Apponyi
U. S
G. W. Fairchild
Vinci
F. J. Ostrofsky
East Main Street
Muvver
United Tire & Vulcanizing Co
Firestone
Fairfield Ave
Bridgeport
Barnum
Box
Coa
Union 5c
Wall Paper CO
Ise
America
UNION
State Street
Conn
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