Pleads for Sisters From Near East Relief Mission
Near East Relief appeals to rescue Armenian girls from Turkish captivity. Testimony of Miss Wiza Podurian describes horrors and tattoos as evidence of slavery. The work, aided by America, has freed ten thousand and seeks to save one hundred thousand more in its current drive.
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America
Near East
Tts
Wiza Podurian
Mix
Ameresp Civsionaries
Erile
Afteen
Ife
Near Wast
Hellef
Near East Relief Praised by High Commissioner
High Commissioner to Turkey Rear Admiral Mark L. Bristol lauded the Near East Relief for its work in aiding 500 plus American workers and refugees in Constantinople. He praised the committee’s accomplishments and pledged continued support to the relief effort and its personnel.
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Near East Relief Committee
Crimea
Constantinople
Bristol
Near East Reef
Near East
Bristel T
Near Erust
Near East Relief praised by investigator Moore
Captain Benjamin Burges Moore of the American Red Cross led a special mission to study Armenian conditions. He reports the Near East Relief and the American Food Administration saved a nation, praising continued and expanded aid by sympathetic Americans.
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Paris
Benjamin Burges Moore
American Red Cross
American Food Administration
Starving Armenian orphans cared for by Near East Relief
Amid Armenian distress, about 110000 starving children near Erivan receive aid from Near East Relief through American donations. The piece notes fundraising at 1 Madison Ave New York and urges readers to support with hearts.
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Erivan
Armenia
Madison Ave
New York
Armenian President appeals for American aid to Armenia
A.request from TL Omandjanian, President of Armenia, to Charles Vickres in New York urges Near East Relief to supply flour. He cites harvest shortfalls, 10 percent returns, famine risk, and refugee flows from Karst and Bolshevik areas. The letter pleads for 50 000 tons plus up to four months relief, to avert collapse.
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Ertvan
Armenia
Tlof
Jaracts
Hepabtic
Hue
Charles v Vickres
Genethi
Neiliat Uellef
New York
Artientia
Utherel
Cound Janis Igsouke
Sarikuinteh
Kars
Azerbaian
Russia
America
Near East
TL Omandjanian
Armenian Refugee Horrors Report From Near East Relief Aid Effort
Petty Officer George Porter describes refugee camps near the Black Sea where disease and hunger prevail. He notes Turkish killings in Trebizonde and Samargun and says relief workers are overwhelmed. Near East Relief appeals for funds and food to sustain aid efforts.
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Batam
George Porter
Racine
Wis
Black Sea
Layton Lays Em Out On Bureaucracy And Layton
Congressman Cole R Layton of Delaware attacks expansion of federal activities and new agencies. He denounces bureaucracy as the destruction of discipline and accuses the present administration of intrusive patronage and wasteful governance.
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Layton
Cole R. Layton
Delaware
Ia Alee
Sow College
Dreainer
Theorst
Petite
Ring at Your Door Sees Colby Downplay Tariff Fears
Secretary Colby returns from a South American trip asserting no evidence that Argentina Brazil and other nations plan to discriminate against American goods if protection ends. He refutes Democratic warnings of European and South American boycotts and criticizes old dollar diplomacy now seen as 37 cent diplomacy.
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Colby
Ar Xentina
Brazil
Souther Americin
Mel Morrison
Rainey
Europe
South America
Vente
Nice
A Nation Saved by America Says Cleveland H Dodge
Cleveland J Dodge a New York banker and Near East relief leader declares that America saved a nation through philanthropy and generosity. He notes 110,000 homeless children in care and over 41 million in cash and supplies raised for Near East Relief.
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Cleveland H. Dodge
Cleveland J. Dodge
New York
National Cy Bank
Russell Sage Foundation
Mr. Dodge
HL Olundjanian
Near East
Cosh
Red Cross
Near East Relief
Dodge
Near Sust
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Helpful in Wauseon Back Pain
Mrs. Byron Green of 510 E Chestnut St Wauseon testifies she suffered years with backache and fatigue until Doan's Kidney Pills relieved the pain restored energy and balance. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Growth in horse power shows American industry demand rising. twenty years ago primary power was half a million HP. Electrical HP now about 20 million HP with central station expansion planned to meet 24 million HP by 1924.
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Doan
Wauseon
Dean
Cramer
Foster-Milburn Co., Msgrs
Buffalo
America
Central Station
Used Typewriters and Ribbons for Sale by Empire Type Foundry
An Empire Type Foundry advertisement lists used and released typewriters including Remington Nos 6 7 10 Royal Smith-Premier Linotype and Oliver models with prices from 14 to 85 dollars. Ribbons in various colors offered. machines guaranteed in good working order with refund option. Also offers 100 inch sheets and prompts customers to specify size and model.
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Jblindy
Vietbie
Underiyeod
Titan
Royal
Oliver
Monarch
Empire Type Foundry
Buffalo
N. x
No Welching Despatches Outline British Debt Talks
London reports say Lord Chalmers will return with Ambassador Geddes to negotiate funding of about 4.2 billion dollars in British debt. Britain and Lloyd George reportedly concede the U S will not waive or defer payment, while America claims no recompense for sacrifices in France.
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Ings
Wilsen
Cer
Ping
Wilson
Denman
United States
Britain
League of Nations
Palestine
Europe
London
Lord Chalmers
United Staves
Geddes
Lloyd UG
America
France
Progress of Deflation Sees Railroad Bonds Issued
The Pennsylvania Railroad floated a $60 million issue of 15 year bonds at 64 percent. Public price stood just below par while applications reached $28 million. The note signals deflation progress as even 8 percent bonds found market earlier but would not have if rates were lower.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
United States
Immigration bill gains Tennessean backing from J Will Taylor
Congressman J Will Taylor of Tennessee supports a House immigration limitation bill saying his district has a smaller alien population and the nation should prevent contamination by undesired Europeans. He argues America can Americanize a proportion of aliens but cannot assimilate excess newcomers.
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House
J. Will Taylor
Tennessee
Taylor
NO FURTHER INFLATION House Keeps 435 Members
By a 198 to 77 vote the House rejected enlarging its size. The Census Committee plan would have added about 45 seats to 435. Republicans argued the increase would cost about $1,000,000 annually with no real gain in efficiency. The measure moves to the Senate with slim chances of forcing a larger House.
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