Red Cross outlines vast postwar plan and gains
Henry P. Davison announces the War Council has ceased, transfer to permanent staff begins March 1 under Dr. Livingston Farrand. In a worldwide plan, five Red Cross societies push a joint program to extend relief, education, and future peace efforts across Europe, the Near East, and beyond. The article cites fundraising surpassing 400 million dollars, 17 million members, and ongoing missions in France, Italy, England, Belgium, Archangel, Siberia, and Palestine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Davison
International American Red Cross Commission
Livingston Farr
Peace Organization
Washington
Henry P. Davison
War Council of the American Red Cross
Wilson
American Red Cross
Central Committee
War Council
Paris
Red Cross
Europe
Livingston Farrand
The
War Department
Congress
Farrand
Eas
Ireland
U. S Army
Army Medical Corps
France
Bese
Germany
England
Red Cross Commission
Archangel
Siberia
Italy
Near East
Belgium
Balkan
Rome
Poland
Palestine
Relef
Flang
Great Red Cross Societies
Davison
International Commission of the American Red Cross
Glass Attacks Carpetbaggers and Loan Critics
Secretary Carter Glass denounces Americans who refuse to support the victory loan. He contends the war spared lives at high cost and warns against fear of debt, urging the public to back the next government bond issue as a patriotic duty. He defends the nation’s postwar finances and the bravery of those who sent sons to war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Treasury
Carter Glass
France
Congress
Lberty
America
Watch Our Neighbor War Bonds Drive Across Nations
Australia imposes compulsory war bond purchases while British colonies continue buying. France faces shattered industries farms and homes, yet conducts small, frequent bond purchases at a reduced rate, reflecting widespread mobilization despite devastation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
France
Marital Plans and Letters From Pat and Friends
A set of intimate notes and fan letters reveal Patricia De Witt announcing engagement to William Courtney Blake a rising New York lawyer. The correspondents Laura Aunt Flora Anna Arthur Jerome Miss Pomeroy and Uncle Mark react with congratulations concern humor and warmth as they discuss婚 arrangements, clothing, and social plans.
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Flora
William Courtney Blake
New York
Will
Patricia de Witt
Arthur
P. Dew
Anna
Mr. Blake
Trousseau
Mark
Hero
St. Louis
Federal case notices in Eureka District Court 1919
Third Judicial District Court of Nevada Eureke records first published March 15 1919 and last published April 26 1919.
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Third Judicial District Court of the
State of Layin
Lylthe County
Jerome L. van Dorwerker
Henry K. Mitchell
Ve. Mae M. Des Marisa
John Dee
Mary Doe
Henry Sykes
Mary Sykes
Ann Doe
Aa Doe Sykes
John Styles
Mary Styles
Richard Styles
James Ee
Yike Stats
Nevada
Anid
Eureka Mining District
Eureka
State of
A. D
R. McCharles
Third Judicial District Court of
Eureke
Eureka County
W. J. Hooper
Amamor
Neveds
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Chicago News
Edna C. Plummer
Laird Building
Main
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W. R. Reynolds Edgar Eather
Attorneys-at-Law Notary Public
Court House
Beatie Loige
Castle Hall
North Main Street
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G. A
Archibald Poultry & Produce Co
P.A
Reno
Mabel K. Young
Bextinel