Senator McCumber Defends China Treaty in Senate Speech
Republican Senator McCumber, veteran North Dakota lawmaker, condemned the foreign relations committee for seeking to amend the peace treaty by inserting China against Japan. He warned the move would betray China, provoke a new world war, and strain U S relations with Japan while undermining the League of Nations and the treaty commitments. He urged honoring China’s pact and letting Japan fulfill its obligations rather than risking a broader conflict.
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Red Cross Public Health and Safety Programs Expanded
The department of nursing promotes public health in unestablished communities with home hygiene and care of the sick classes and training for nurses. Military relief trains all to prevent accidents, first aid and life saving, and publicizes safety and disease prevention. Junior members organize school activities and aid children worldwide through membership relief. Civilian relief assists families of service members, offers temporary social services, disaster relief, and information on government and private resources.
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Red Cross Continues Aid to Soldiers and Civilians Abroad
The Red Cross is nearing completion of its service to soldiers sailors and Marines in camps hospitals at home and abroad. It relieves civilian suffering in foreign countries with donations of clothing food and medicines and provides medical and nursing aid to those countries.
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Red Cross Announces Annual Campaign for Funds and Members
The American Red Cross will run its annual drive from November 3 to 11 to support wartime overseas obligations and homeland peace programs. A national quota of fifteen million dollars and 1,920 members are sought, with Mackenzie R. Todd named campaign manager for Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky. Todd is in Cleveland outlining plans, and has appointed state managers R. F. Grant, Clarence Stanley, and John R. Downing.
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Red Cross Expands Abroad Duties Amid Congress Action
TD C Dougherty notes Congress extended Red Cross duties overseas by authorizing transfer of medical supplies and dietary foods from Europe no longer needed by the army. The move broadens the organization’s obligations and resources in the European theater.
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Red Cross aims to aid home needs after war years
Dr. Livingston Farrand notes Allies suffered more hardships and asserts obligations must be discharged. Red Cross shifts focus to home service disaster relief and western territories since the war ended, while a Junior program is planned. The Women's Baptist Missionary Society met September 3rd at the church with song prayers and officer elections.
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Properties Change Hands In Local Area Transfers
Mr and Mrs Carl Haines bought the Wildman property north of the elevators and are repairing it before moving in N B Hunt sold his residence on South Yorick St to Thomas Cumberland who plans to move to Denver this fall Elmer Leffel and Cleve Staller purchased the Ed Hoover farm two miles northwest of Denver with Leffel taking the cnat farm and Staller the west 30 acres
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Peru Celebrates Labor Day With Big Crowd And Homecoming
A large Labor Day crowd filled Peru for a full day and evening celebration. The town showcased a well organized Home Coming with ideal weather and widespread community effort, leaving attendees feeling satisfied with the day's events.
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Perrysburg Blacksmith Joseph Bush Dies After Illness
Joseph Bush a former Perrysburg blacksmith died Saturday at Greensburg I Q O O F home after a lingering illness. Death was from paralysis of the bowels. Body shipped to Denver Monday. Funeral held Tuesday at Perrysburg M E Church. Burial in Mexico cemetery.
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Clubbing Offers for 1910 1920 Readership Deals
For the 1919 1920 season readers may subscribe to combinations: The Tribune with Mcrae Magazine for 1.85. The Tribune with The Youths Companion for 3.40. The Tribune with The Youths Companion and McCall s Magazine for 3.75. Offers may change and are time-limited.
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Sunday Visits From Many Friends Roll Through Denver
Local social notes recount Mr. Lee Fields and wife visiting Daniel Baber and wife in Denver. Indianapolis guests of Mrs. Stewart’s parents are the Babers. Valparaiso visitors join Joe Warren party at Waggoners for a pleasant day. Other families, trips, and visits are listed along with an ad for Hog-Tone Liquid Tonic and Conditioner for hogs.
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