8000 Call For Justice For Jews At Madison Square Garden
A mass rally with 8000 Jewish workers in Madison Square Garden demanded action from civilized nations to halt pogroms in Galicia and Poland. Speakers included Jacob Schiff and Justice Jacob Panken, who urged protection and rights for Jews and protested Polish oppression backed by a call for a league of nations with guarantees for Jewish equality.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Galicia
Poland
Jacob H. Schiff
Jacob Panken
Schiff
Dmowski
Paris
United States
America
Meyer London
Congress
Scholem Asch
M. Olgin
Justice Panken
State Department
Jacob Schiff
Rabbi Steinberg
Kaiser Joseph Strasse
Vienna
League of Small Nations
Russia
We Will Ask No Indemnity Says Secretary Daniels
Baltimore Secretary Daniels told the Southern Commercial Congress that American delegates at the Peace Conference would ask nothing in territory or indemnity. He urged provisions to give smaller nations equal rights and to prevent measures that could spark another war. He affirmed the Monroe Doctrine as a guiding pillar while expanding cordial ties with other American republics and stressing global welfare ahead of the Paris Peace Conference.
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Poland
League of Nations
League
Baltimore
Daniels
Southern Commercial Congress
Peace Council
Paris
How America Can Collect Big Debt Told by Lamont
Lamont of J P Morgan and Co said at the National Investment Bankers Association convention that postwar American indebtedness abroad totals about 11 billion dollars, with roughly 10 billion owed to the United States and a net deficit near 10 billion. He projected annual interest around 400 million dollars and noted Europe’s expected demand for food and reconstruction materials.
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Atlantic City
Thomas W. Lamont
J. P. Morgan and Co
Foreign Securities Committee
National Investment Bankers’ Association
Hotel Traymore
America
United States
Europe
America must invest abroad to settle huge trade balance
Roy C. Osgood notes the U S must fund foreign obligations to keep global markets moving and house feed and clothe peoples abroad. He calls the revenue bill a well crafted measure aiding national finance as the nation assumes a leadership role in international effort.
Soap prices listed with various brands and discounts
A retailer advertises multiple soap brands with prices such as 19 cents for Cuticura and Resinol, 20 cents for Hobson's Derma Zena, 3 for 25 cents on several Colgate and Jergen items, and 3 for 20 cents for Ivory.
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Cuticura
Serics Secves
Reésinol
Cssccscoevass
Woodbury
Hobson’s
Palmer’s Skin
Colgate Elder
Colgate Palm
Jersey Skin
Colgate Pine
Colgate
Jergen
Pear
Csecseress
Icy Hot Bottles Promised To Hold Heat Or Cold
Advertises pint bottles that claim 24 to 48 hour temperature retention with a maximum five degree variation. Prices range from 2.19 to 5.63 dollars and 3.43 to 6.48 dollars.
Undefined notations in historical ledger fragment
A fragmentary OCR item presents monetary figures 50 Roigs 100 Roigs and a 50 New Bachelor 50 "44" er Senet with unclear context. Names, places, or events are not discernible, rendering definitive identification difficult.
Advertised Household Prices and Grocery Items
A fragmented ad lists soap, salts, dyes, cleaning goods, and paper products with prices. Ivory soap at 20c, two for 23c. Epsom salts per pound. various dyes and carboria items. toilet paper and liquid veneer priced under 25c. Includes Johnson’s Kidney Plasters and assorted household goods.
Cello Hot Water Bottles Nickel Plated on Brass
A market note describes cello labeled hot water bottles nickel plated on brass with capacities of two and three pints. The fragment includes unclear stray text.
Camp Comfort Pyramid Filled Comfort Kit
Army Air Pillows priced at $1.69 and Army Drinking Cups at 39 cents lead a camp comfort kit list. Army Money Belts go for 56 cents, with a $3.98 Camp Comfort Pyramid Filled Comfort Kit highlighted for buyers.
Writing Paper Selection with Linens and Cards
A refined assortment of writing paper with linens and lawns in white and tints. Single, double, and triple boxes offered with correspondence cards to match. Gilt edge and plain edge options priced from 28 cents to 2 dollars 79 cents.
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Great Meeting
Peace Conference
Lamont
Roy C. Osgood
Committee On Taxation
House
Ottethn Boag
Wililogs Ta
Woaira
Bell Phond
Market St
Harrisburg, PA
Asan
le Tay Atie
Lane
Scott
Ott & Bowne
Bloomfield, N. J
the Telegraph Printing Co
Harrisburg, Penna
Mary T. Goldman
Parker
Hay
Totsa
Kennedy
Market Street
Baby Foods
Horlick’s
Borden’s
Eagle
Tsa
Mellen’s
Robinson's
Denno Food
Lilas
Arly
la Boheme
Lady Mary
Mavis
Santax
Stillman
de Meridor
Cream Pond
Daggett & Ramsdell
Ream
Williams
Vernon Castle
Kitty Gordon
Graves
Colgate’s
Forhan’s
Fize Arnica
Mary Garden
Djer
Rose O
Cuba
Senet Eee
Sissy Ee Lee
Martigan
Peter Schuyler
Henrietta
Tate Teens
BU Acouree
Sanches & Haya
Robert Burns
Brown Brothers
Garden Allah
Jass
BROWN
Garden of Allah
Eenee
Rose Omar
Standard Patents
Pinkham’s
Mayr
Russell
Angier
Eckman
Hood
Park Davis Mineral Oil
Alexander's
Sloan’s
Camp Comfort
Durham
Gem Blades
Gillette Blades
Trench Mirrors
Williams’ Stick Paw
Rder
Pinaud
Hobson's
K. Y
Palmer’s
Vick’s
Beecham
Pierce’s
Sneer Tene
Pape
Grove
Hill
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