Lubinoff Leaders Aid in Poland Amid Bolshevik Turmoil
The article describes MME Lubinoff directing aid in Poland while Bolsheviks retreat. She oversees a soup kitchen yard and a storehouse run by Michael Shramchenko, son of a slain governor, with Victor Borsenko assisting. The scene shows refugees and former officials enduring hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oll
Russia
Havinland
Bolsheng
Lubinoff
Elvil
Ops
Petrona
Jsal
Genierly
Butla
Mme
Fugees
Ukraine
Mme. Lubinof
Michael Shramchenko
Tchernikoff
Victor Borsenko
Novgorod
Chinese Work Roads Advance Under Relief Plan
The American Red Cross famine relief reports 8700 Chinese employed in railroad construction by end of December. Division engineers from Pekin guard lead, with privates as assistants. The line runs from Techow to Lintsing on the Chihil Shantung border. A census showed girls aged nine to fourteen were sold in two villages before relief arrived. A food shipment aboard the US transport Merritt was moved from Chingwangtao to Tehchow with little delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
American- Red
Cross Famite Relief Organization
Pekin Guard
Techow
Lintsing
Chihil-Shantung
Relef
United States
Merritt
Chingwangtao
Tehchow
Oil Has Made Her Rich On Kentucky Farm
Ella Tarrants, who owns a 200 acre farm near Bowling Green, Kentucky, inherited the land from a nurse who cared for an old lady. For 21 years the family raised tobacco and corn, but oil discovered on the farm now brings in about $100 daily from the wells drilled on the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Tarrants
Bowling Green
Miss Tarrant
Ruler of Armenia Seeks Help After Gambling Losses
Armenian tribal king Alayam, born to lead in Armenia, sits in Hennepin County Jail on a charge of cashing a worthless $50 check to cover gambling losses. He told County Attorney Floyd Olson he hoped probation would rally his clansmen to restore his heritage, a bid thwarted by fears of leadership repudiation from a felon awaiting trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Amar
Alayam
Armenia
Hennepin County
Floyd B
Olson
Orice
Tthe
Abu Alayam
Abu
Woeless
America
Thig
Athens
Turne
Gambithg
Ihout
Year’s Round of Red Tape All for Six Mills
An automobile bearing license 11 B 488 passed Schwabach last November without paying a 40 pfennig toll. The case zigzagged through the Schwabach police chief, the German Interior Ministry, Bavarian foreign ministry, Munich police, Schwabach board of aldermen, and the Palatinate agricultural council. It concluded January 20 that the car belonged to Bavaria, exempting the toll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuremberg
Schwabach
Ministry of the Interior
Munich
Schwabach ‘Board of Aldermen
Many Schools Serious Menace Across United States
A New York report by the National Committee for Chamber of Commerce Cooperation with the Public Schools reveals that in 429 cities tens of thousands of pupils attend classes in firetraps or in half time, portable, or unsuitable spaces. It notes insufficient playgrounds and fire hazards with only 5 percent of buildings fireproof and 11 percent with automatic alarms, urging immediate action to provide adequate play space and safer school facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce Committee
New York
United States
National Committee For Chamber of Commerce
American City Bureau
George D. Strayer
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
Strayer
Jno
Mr. Strayer
Great Plains
Great Lakes
Shackleton Plans New Polar Expedition from Perry Island
Sir Ernest Shackleton, the Antarctic explorer, will depart in May or June with about a dozen men. He plans a two year voyage aboard the Norwegian whaling boat Foen T, likely heading first to Hudson Bay to take on 150 dogs. The journey aims to reach Axel Thielberg's land and then explore eastward toward Perry Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Ernest Shackleton
Christiania
Foen T
Hudson Bay
Axel Tlelberg
Ernest
Perry Island
Not Crime to Kill Dying Woman in Brussels Park Case
A Brussels court acquitted Jerome Hermans, 32, in a trial over killing Coline Vandyck, 18, who attempted suicide after a love affair. Hermans testified he shot her to end her suffering and then shot himself. medical witnesses said the wound would likely have been fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Belgium
Brabant
Coline Vandyck
Gols de Cambre
Coline
Hermans
Tlermnang
Blyen
Cupid Bests Father-in-Law in Denver Romance
Oscar Shenderoff a dental student aged eighteen marries Myrtle Stewart daughter of William Stewart a retired Denver printer. A mistaken kidnapping by the father led to a clash and a family intervention. Shenderoff traveled to Washington to locate Myrtle and found her awaiting a streetcar, prompting a reunion and return home with marriage intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Oscar Shenderoff
Shenderoff
Myrtle Stewart
William Stewart
Denver
Cole
Fly
Shendcroft
Washington
Bourding
Oear
Ne Bride
Shender
Anu
Bride
Ture Wall
Barking of Dog Saved Man's Life in Muskegon
In Muskegon Michigan a dog’s barking alerted bystanders to a man in distress, prompting timely rescue. The incident highlights quick action by residents and emergency responders who arrived after the alarm was raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskegon, Mich
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warsaw
Adenerala
Tdtoas
Poland
Amar. Alayam
Uncle Sam
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Atlancdeé
R. O C. Holcomb
Navy Medical Corps
Princess Christens
New Sub
Rica
Cupid
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!