Ratification of Washington Armament Treaties Earned by Senate
The Washington Armament Conference treaties signed by the United States were ratified by the Senate. The record shows rapid passage from submission on February 10 1922 to final ratifications between March 1 and March 30 1922, with votes ranging from 58 to 1 to 74 to 1. The piece defends Senate action and credits President Harding and Republican leadership for peaceful world reordering and constitutional respect.
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Washington
United States
United State Senate
Harding
Senate
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Committee On Foreign Relations
American Commission
United States Senate
Republican Party
America
Women Rally to Save Near East Relief Orphans
Twelve million American women form the Women’s Emergency Committee to aid Near East Relief in Constantinople and Asia Minor where a 25 percent cut in orphanage funding endangers 25 000 children. The group urges super gifts beyond local annual contributions to finish the job and keep 100 000 children under American care alive.
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America
Constantinople
Asia Minor
Carrie Chapman Catt
Motherhood of America
Near East Relief
Frank A. Vanderlip
Near East
United States
Philip North Moore
Thomas G. Winter
George Maynard Minor
Josephus Daniels
Bina West
Anna A. Gordon
Lena Lake Forrest
Elie Lines Chapin
Agnes H. Parker
Percy V. Pennypacker
James W. Remick
Florence Spencer Duryea
Frank J. Shuler
Robert J. Reed
Coleman du Pont
Robert E. Speer
Medill McCormick
Lizzle George Henderson
Henry Moggenthau
Cleveland H. Dodge
William Fraser McDowell
Mary Lalotca
Clarence F. R. Jenne
John S. Drum
Rose Brenner
Elizabeth Marbury
Mary Mullett
Edwin M. Bulkley
Harold A. Hatch
Agnes Pelton
John H. Finley
Julia Lathrop
Lufian Wald
Alice Stone Blackwell
Webster Fox, Jr
Jane J. Martin
Minnie Maddern Fiske
H. L. Robbins
Harriet Taylor Upton
William M. Congdon
Walter W. Slack
Joseph Irwin France
Women leaders urge failed relief for Near East children
The Women’s Emergency Committee and Near East Relief appeal to national women to act against a deadly threat to Near East children, rallying more than fifty notable supporters to join the emergency effort.
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Near East
Archbishop Hayes Endorses Near East Relief Appeal
Archbishop Patrick J. Hayes of New York sends a letter to Near East Relief praising the Armenian crisis. He encloses a five thousand dollar donation from Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of New York and urges charitable support from Catholics and all merciful people. National headquarters for Near East Relief are at 151 Fifth Avenue, New York.
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Flayes
Near East Relief
Catholic Charities of the
Archdiocese of New York
Near East
Armenia
New York
Patrick J. Hayes
The
Fifth Avenue
Head of Near East Relief Issues Desperate Appeal
Charles W. Vickrey, General Secretary of Near East Relief, condemns a 25 percent funding cut by the executive board as 25,000 innocent children face rejection and starvation. He appeals for donations of five dollars a month to save a child, urging every home to act.
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Charles W. Vickrey
Near East Relief
Vickrey
Near East
America
Magnificent Cooperation of Episcopal Communion
Bishop Gailor and the Protestant Episcopal Church form an Auxiliary Committee to oversee Near East Relief work. The nationwide body will include bishops clergy and lay members with a local executive committee chaired by a prominent layman. A Lenten appeal seeks support for ten thousand orphan children under Episcopal care.
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Near East Relief
Thomas ¥. Gailor
Protestant Episcopal Church
Episcopal Church
Gaflor
Profitable Fox Restocking Venture on Pribilof Aliots
The Fisheries Service reports a program to introduce Pribilof blue fox blood into Aleutian stock to curb inbreeding. Eight foxes were shipped from St George Island to Alaskan lessees, each paid 88.12 dollars. Total receipts 704.90 dollars. after eight payouts of 85 each, net proceeds 664.96 dollars were turned to the U.S. treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Biological Survey
Aleutian Islands
Pribilof Islands
Aleutians
Durean of Fisheries
Coast Guard
Bear
St. George Island
L. A. Lavigne
Uniga Island
Unalaska
Unalaske
St. Louis
Treasury of
The
United States
Fisheries Service Bulletin
Aging artist mocks modern fashion in Shakespearean revival
An elderly artist remarks that women’s fashion trends toward masculine styles invite a return to olden dress. He recalls Shakespearean attire with silken knee breeches, frock coats, frilly stocks, and white silk stockings as a solution to the era’s skirt debates.
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the Cranbury Press
Cranbury, N
Cranbury
New Jersey
Mrs. Vanderlip
Women’s Emergency Committee
Sovays
Philip North Mecore
Archbishop Hayes
PU L&u
Magnifigent
Episcopal Communion
New Perfection and Puritan Oil Stores
Allentown
Cranbury and Vicinity
Aaa Y Ad
Central
Jersey
IH. IR. Disbrow & Som
N. J
Peppier
Farmers’ Hardware
Hoover and
Aspinwall
John Deere
Planet Jr
Cresent
Thomas Peppler
the Sun Optical Coo
F. C. Leamning, Pres
West State Street
Trenton, N. J
Warren and
Willow Streets
Stacy-Trent
State and
Warren Streets
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