Pappano Linked to National Whisky Ring Plot
Washington and New York arrests reveal a nationwide scheme to obtain liquor through bribes to prohibition officials. Professor Antonio Pappano, a fencing master, and Miss M. E. Parkins, plus three New York prohibition office workers, faced charges of conspiring to secure liquor for clients including Lennon Co. allegations include a $50,000 bribe and a $300 offer to an agent.
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Washington
Antonio Pappano
New York
M. E. Parkins
Prohibition Office
Pappano
Captain Bliss
Prohibition
Kramer
Pair, Lennon & Co
Kansevoort Street
New York City
U S Agitation Stirs Britain Policy in Flux
London officials express uncertainty over how to handle rising U S agitation against Great Britain. The government weighs possible responses as public pressure and diplomatic sensitivities influence policy direction.
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London
United States
Great Britain
Policy toward United States hangs on Harding policy
The note from Secretary Colby on Mesopotamian oil rights remains unanswered and no immediate reply to Washington is expected. A naval understanding and possible conference dominates American politics and stirs British interest, yet officials admit Britain can only generalize its stance until Senator Hardings takes office.
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United States
Colby
Washington
America
England
Hardings
Garment Workers Strike Over Wage Cuts in Baltimore
About 1 000 workers in 30 to 40 small Baltimore clothing plants walked off in protest of wage reductions to 1919 levels, a cut averaging 25 to 30 percent, driven by the local Amalgamated Clothing Workers union. The action follows union orders as manufacturers press for lower pay.
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Baltimore
Amalgamated Clothing Workers Union
Plight of Refugee Children Stark in Poland Aid Drive
One hundred thousand Russian refugees in Poland face destitution, mostly women and children. The European Relief Council teams with eight American relief groups to raise 33 million dollars for food clothing and medical care for Europeans facing winter hardship.
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Poland
European Relief Council
America
Chinese Troops Rebel in Shanghai District Mutiny
Chinese troops at Yo shan rebel against officers, looting and arson terrorizing the area for two days amid pay delays. The uprising centers on dissatisfaction over wages and command. Local authorities seek restoration of order and payment settlement.
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Shanghai
Yoshan
North Dakota notes on state aid and local actions
New England receives forty thousand dollars from the state for a new school building. George Renicke of the Swords ranch disappears after selling cattle for ten thousand dollars. Waur against coyotes planned by R F Robinson of the U S biological survey. Prohibition leaders urge new laws to enforce the Volstead act. Park River Fargo post of the American Legion urges faster bonus payments. A hawk tagged by children was shot in Texas. Film adaptations of J W Foley poems to be directed by Angela Gibson. Henry L Reade named to the fire marshal executive board. Missouri River bridge completion near Mandan may lead to paved road construction across six miles.
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New England
Smish
George Renicke
Swords
St. Paul
Wilton—Waur
R. FE. Robinson
United States Biological Survey
Fargo
Park River
Paul Fargo Post
American Legion
Lidgerwood
Texas
Casselton
J. W. Foley
North Dakota
Angela Gibson
Bismarck
Fire Marshal's Association of America
Henry L. Reade
Mandan
Missouri River
Tax Exemption Granted for European Relief Council Contributions
The Internal Revenue Service in Washington rules that contributions to the European Relief Council for the European children's relief fund are tax exempt and may be deducted from income tax returns. The ruling clarifies charitable status and deduction eligibility for donors.
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European Relief Council
European Children’s Relief Fund
Office of Internal Revenue
Washington
D'Annunzio Defies Italy Sparks War Anxiety in Trieste
Reports say Italy and Capt. Gabriele d'Annunzio are at odds with a declared state of war not taken seriously by local command. Fiume sees ongoing cannon and rifle fire along the gulf of Quarner as Fidmé tightens controls. Authorities search baggage for arms and monitor smugglers while tracking propaganda letters and money.
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Trieste
Italy
Gabriele d’Annunzio
Fiume
Gulf of Quarner
Fidmé
Appeal for European relief to aid 8.5 million children
The European Relief Council led by Herbert Hoover appeals to Americans to fund child food and medical aid for 8.5 million European children in acute distress. They warn that with winter closing in and governments unable to provide, aid must come from outside. Donations support feeding stations clinics and medical services through local committees and major national figures.
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America
European Relief Council aims to raise 33 million for starving children
The European Relief Council led by Herbert Hoover mobilizes Protestant Catholic and Jewish groups to fund 33 million for European child relief this Christmas. 23 million funds food with local governments matching two dollars per American dollar. 10 million covers medical services. Eight agencies oversee efficient use to prevent waste and pauperization.
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American Mercy Overseas
America
Livingston Farrand
Central Committee of the American Red Cross
American Relief Administration
Europe
European Relief Council
Herbert Hoover
Edgar Rickard
American Red Cross
Felix Warburg
Jewish Joint Distribution Committee
Wilbur K. Thomas
American Friends’ Service Committee
James A. Flaherty
Knights of Columbus
C. V. Hibbard
Young Men's Christian Association
Sarah 8. Lyon
Young Women's Christian Association
Arthur Brown
Federal Council of Churches
Plight of Europe's Children Calls For Global Aid
European Relief Council seeks 33 million dollars to feed and treat children in Austria Poland Czecho Slovakia Serbia and Romania amid famine and disease. The American Relief Administration Red Cross and partners urge donations to fund food 23 million and medical care 10 million nationwide.
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Vienna
American Relief Administration
Amerian Relief Administration
Europe
American Red
Warsaw
European Relief Council
American Relief Administiation
American Red Cross
American Friends’ Service Committee
Quakers
Jewish Joint Distribution Committee
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Knight of Columbus
Franklin K. Lane
Broadway
New York
Child Feeding Fund
Literary Digest
New York City
Stone Drug Store Ad Promotes Popular Magazines In Stock
A newspaper ad for Stone Drug Store touts a popular assortment of up-to-date magazines kept in stock. The brief notice emphasizes availability and ongoing advertising.
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Stone Drug Store
Adv
Young Women Enter Bank Positions From Dakota Business College
Dakota Business College Fargo graduates Jewell Peterson and Stella Weitzel start bank careers with State Bank of Hawley and First National Bank of Plaza. The college touts 700 banks employing its alumni and urges readers to write F L Watkins for terms.
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Dakota Business College
Fargo
N. D
Jewell Peterson
Stella Weitzel
State Bank of
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