Happenings of the World Tersely Told
Henry Clews head of Henry Clews & Co. died at his home 27 West Fifty fourth Street New York in his eighty third year. Baron Kinnaird of London died, suspected hastened by Lady Kinnaird’s death. Fred Moors Woolworth of England, nephew of Frank Woolworth, died in London. Harding plans to nominate Miles Poindexter as ambassador to Peru. Prohibition moves to tighten import rules. Taxes exemptions for Woodrow Wilson foundation contributions ruled. War department to Porto Rico labor study urged. Judge Sanford confirmed as Supreme Court associate justice. Hyde to State Dept solicitor post. Narcotics import limits debated by control board. National Guard strength discussed. Various accidents, political notes, and international items follow.
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Henry Clews
Henry Clewa & Co
New York
Peace Talks and Ruhr Crisis Dominate Lausanne Session
Officers report that France and Belgium are aligned on Ruhr control while Britain hesitates. The Lausanne talks edge toward a peace basis with Turkey and the Dardanelles dispute discussed. US observers note progress as Ambassador Child helps bridge allied demands, with German defiance under continued French occupation.
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Pramce
Ruhr
Germany
Dégoutte
Rhineland
Saar
Dueseldorf
Berlin
Degontte
France
Poland
Hhen
General Weygand
Brussia
Argna
Belgium
Great Britain
Lausanne
Lord Curzon
Eb Tleally
Turkey
Che
Temet
Ambassador Child
Egypt
Sudan
Maritza
Thrace
Etting Adrianople
Greece
Karag&tsch
Monul
League of Nations
Dardanelles
Lord Balfour
League of Nations Council
Perris
League
Incomplete Quote on Blood Purity Debate Amid U S Count
Fragment from a historical page notes a figure 0 411 and 8 527 relating to pure blood in the world and United States. Mentions only one hundred running in context of a broader racial purity discussion.
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United States
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Fred Moors Woolworth
Woolworth
England
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Peru
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Chile
Woodrow Wi- Won Foundation
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Porto Ricn
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American Federation of Labor
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Charles Cheney Hyde
Chicago
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Weeks
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Iradio
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Panama Canal
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Mayfield
Memphis
Tenn
Walter Tatum
Sir William Harwood
Scotland Yard
Earl Byng
Canada
Ottawa
Josef Niewandowski
Nerawotics
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Pubiic
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Lausante
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Sinclair Oil Company
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Genaghey
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Edward W. Pickard
Secretary OF the Treasury
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German National Council
Hough
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Czechoslovakia
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House’ Foreign Affairs Committed
Taens-Arica
Vatican
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Uni
Federal Railroad
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Yailroads
Robert Watson
W.5. Crafts
International Reform Bureau
Cosgrave
Dodd
Merce Co
Butalo
Bryans
Ford
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