All's Fate in War and the United States Stance
Editorial argues that neutral nations must defend international law during war and condemns attacks on merchant ships without warning. It asserts the United States will not warn citizens about dangerous sea passage and insists international law remains alive, not dead, while urging neutrals to resist changing rules of nations during conflict.
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United Statis
Europe
Bedlam
Witeon Refiees
United States
Germany
Counting the Babies in a Nation of Future Fathers
The piece argues England and Wales have a high infant mortality rate and promotes a national Baby Week from March 4 led by the Children's Bureau. It urges parental action with emphasis on fathers helping and home conditions as key to reducing 300000 yearly baby losses. It notes 2029 communities to exhibit and a broad campaign across Europe and the United States.
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Europe
Uncle Sam
John Ball
America
Uncle Ray
England
Wales
France
Norway
New Zealand
Unce
Sam
Children’s Bureau
Department of Labor
Washington
Federal
Children's Bureau
United States
British West Indies
Sackatchewan
Canada
Philippines
Erin's Isle
Lady Aberdeen
Farmhouse Fire Near Talamma Finds Seven Dead
The bodies of seven people were discovered in the ruins of a farmhouse six miles northwest of Talamma Oklahoma after a fire last night. Identified victims include M Greed the occupant, his wife three children and two brothers.
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Talamma
Okla
Here
M. Greed
Irish Babies Week Aimed To Boost Health Campaign
The United States marks Irish Babies Week March 12 to 18 as a companion to American Baby Week. Irish leaders urge joint action by authorities and volunteers to reduce infant mortality through better housing, milk, open spaces, and nurse visits, with 1,700 centers planned nationwide for Baby Week.
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Ireland
America
Preparedness debate spans congress on peace price
Washington February 29 1921 lawmakers debate nationalism preparedness and munition production amid a spectrum of views. informal cloakroom talks and public discussions include peace societies rational leagues and preparedness leagues as Congress considers how to share burdens and avoid a peace-at-any-price outcome. Former Interior Secretary Walter Fisher spoke at Congressman Kent's house outlining twenty aspects of peace and war issues to senators and representatives.
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Washington
Congress
Inter
Norman Angellcsm
United States
Kent
Walter Fisher
Tie in Tampa as man faces $140,000 bail in fraud charge
In Tampa Florida on February 29 J Grant lymen Wee is held on $140,000 bail for arraignment tomorrow on charges of using the name of & Co to defraud. The man was identified after the meat returned in the case.
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Tampa
Fla
Medical Board Wild Try Dr Bennett Graff
Denver medical board weighs a wild challenge to discipline Dr Bennett Graff as a February 29 report details a bold effort to resolve a professional dispute. The case centers on allegations of improper conduct and calls for review by state authorities.
Doctor Graff Faces License Revocation After Mra Hatch Death
State medical board served Dr. Bonport Graff with notice of possible license revocation tied to murder charges in the deaths of Mra Ruth Camp and Mra Beulah Hatch. Attorneys Caesar and Leelie Roberts said they would seek a court injunction to stay action until the West Side court resolves the case.
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State Medical Board
Bonport Graff
Mra
Ruth Camp
Beulah Hatch
Graff
West Side Court
America’s New Found World Domination Says Historian
New York February 29 Professor Charles A Heard argues America’s rise to global influence reflects a long trend since Jefferson and demands civil as well as military mobilization. He questions isolation and urges diplomacy to avoid a great conflict while keeping private industry mobilized for national power.
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New York
Jefferson
Charles A. Heard
Columbia University
United States
Beard
Great Britain
China
Japan
Nicaragua
Europe
Mark Hanna
America
United States Boat Raises Coal Rates
Washington Feb 29 The interstate commerce commission modified its order in the antirhacite coal case to permit small increases in freight rates on prepared sizes for smaller coal users.
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United States
Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commissio
Remedy for back pain and kidney issues with salts
An advertisement-style health note claims meat-eaters suffer kidney problems from acid buildup. It promotes four ounces of Jad Salts dissolved in water taken before breakfast to flush kidneys, prevent urinary sediment, and keep the kidneys and blood pure.
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