Debate on US intervene in Mexico prompts high school votes
In a home debate the affirmative urged United States intervention in Mexico with military and naval force. Verna Peeler and Charlotte Dickinson argued the Monroe Doctrine duty and cost, while the second negative warned of hatred and dire consequences of US action.
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US United States
Mexico
Verna
Peeler
Charlotte Dickingon
United States
Sécion
Charlotte Dickinson
Peace Time Army Plan Outlined by Army Officials
Major Herbert Fay and Major J C Shhindler explained the peace time army in Los Angeles. Col. W A Shin directed the briefing on the new system that shifts from the wartime demobilized force to a mentored, vocationally trained citizen arm. Soldiers will learn English, select a vocation, and receive training and savings as part of a three year enlistment ending with a strong civilian life plan.
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Herbert R.fay
Adjutant’ ‘General's Department
Ur Se Army
J. ¢ Shhindler
Los ‘Angeles
Coropa
Col
W. A. Shin
Los Angeles
U. S. ‘Treasury
Riverside Oil Supply Case Upheld by Supreme Court
The supreme court affirmed a lower court judgment for Richfield Oil in a suit by E. J. Genereux and N. V. Raney over unpaid oil deliveries. The contract required monthly bills on the fifteenth, but nonpayment on the seventeenth led to termination of supply. Riverside Press.
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Supreme Court
Richfield Oil Company
E. J. Genereux
N. V. Raney
Vn. Riverside
Riverside, Press
Your Own Game Party at Country Club Delights Guests
Mr and Mrs R L Willits and Mr and Mrs Geo E Snidecor hosted a Your Own Game party at the Country Club with a musical program. Five hundred was the favored card game and bottle pool drew a crowd. Mrs Edgard Vincent led piano, Miss C DeHaan sang, Miss Elizabeth Andrews read with mime, and Mrs Zella Stickle performed a solo. Canadian pianist Mrs R G Rouse closed the program with Etude de Comfort after homemade doughnuts and coffee.
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R. L. Willits
Geo. E. Snidecor
Edgard Vincent
Zella J. Stickle
R. G. Rouse
Canada
Chaminade
Peace With Russia Urged By British Signatories
A London backed memorial calls for recognizing Soviet Russia and making peace with Moscow. Signatories include Lieut. Gen. Sir Hubert Gough and Col. F. G. Marsh, urging Europe’s stability through provisioning central Europe and Russia’s resources to avert renewed Bolshevik upheaval. The document argues past Russian crimes should not bar recognition.
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Europe
London
Nicholas Lenine
Moscow
Russia
Sir Hubert Gough
Col
F. G. Marsh
Caucasus
Murmansk Front
FE. M. Larvey
Rhine Spring
Siberia
California court allows unvaccinated children back in public schools
A Superior Court decision by Jardee Marras in Chuimbodlt County readmits unvaccinated children to public schools without vaccination. The Public School Protective League calls the ruling pivotal amid a drive for 80 percent vaccination and mentions a potential constitutional amendment to bar vaccination as a condition for attendance. Stockton and Oakland boards of education cite the decision to permit excluded students to attend other schools.
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California
Keurieka
Jardee Marras
Superior Court
Chuimbodlt
Public School Protective League
State Board of Health
Altho
Aide Mirvras
Boards of Education
Stockton
Oakland
Christians Unsafe Under Turkish Rule, Says Near East Relief Leader
Dr. James L. Barton, chair of the Near East Relief Committee, after returning from eight months in Turkey, declares no safety for Christians under Turkish rule. He cites Lloyd George’s defense of Turkish control and argues massacres have never been preceded by decrees in Constantinople. He questions the logic of allied guns backing such decrees.
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Boston
James L. Barton
Turkey
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Constantinople
Anatolia
Armenia
Constatinople
Asia Minor
England
Woman's Club Delays St Patrick Party Planned
The St Patrick's party at the Woman's Improvement Club is postponed due to health conditions. Chairwoman Mrs T A Fraser and President Mrs R R Root decided to delay as schools are closed. The Music Section promises a future event and the next meeting is March 16 with Rev Ralph P Smith speaking on County Welfare Commissions.
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St. Patrick's
Wo- Man's Improvement Club
T. A. Fraser
R. R. Root
Ralph P. Smith
Redlands
Smith
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Citizens Bank
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