Big Interchurch Women Conference Opens in Washington
Several hundred representative Christian women gather for a three day national conference of church women in Washington to discuss leveraging the Interchurch World Movement. Mary Stone, the Chinese doctor styled the little doctor, speaks on opening sessions as others outline the conference goals and schedule.
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Washington
Movement
Interchurch Church World
Raleigh
Henry W. Peabody
Boston
Mary Stone
Klukiang
China
William Hiram Foulkes
Kinkiang
Winkiang
Shih Maiyu
Ida Kahn
Shih Maiyn
University of Michigan
Dr. Kahn
Public forum records feature Lodge and McAdoo debate on the league
The Peoples House showcases Columbia phonograph recordings of Senator Lodge opposing the league of nations and William G. McAdoo supporting it. The plan includes two monthly records during the presidential campaign for the public to hear. Citizens are invited to visit the local store to listen to the speeches.
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Senator Lodge
The
League of Nations
Public Forum
Columbia Graplophone Company
Peoples House
Columbia Company
William G. McAdoo
the Treasury
Lodge
McAdoo
League and America
Hatcher
Peoples House Company
Columbia
Kidnap Suspect Charged Over Hungarian Refugee Case
In Vienna on February 7, Kishaud Eleisch, linked to the kidnapping of refugee Hungarian terrorist Schon, is charged with using the same method to return six other Hungarian communists to Budapest. Eleisch ran a garage hiring victims who were lured on trips to the frontier where gendarmes waited.
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Vienna
Kishaud Eleisch
Schon
Budapest
Eleisch
Bleisch
All-Russian Congress of Cossacks Planned in Moscow
A wireless dispatch from Moscow announces an All-Russian congress of Cossacks to start February 15 in Moscow. Delegation rules allocate one delegate per Cossack regiment, one per village under 5 000, and two for larger villages. Topics include Soviet Russia’s political position, establishment of Soviet regime in Cossack lands, and Cossack section elections. World railways total an estimated 500000 miles.
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Berlin
Moscow
Russia
Soviet
Stone Funeral Held Here Today for Don F. Stone
Funeral services for Don F. Stone, 35, who died of tuberculosis in Asheville, were held at Oakwood Cemetery at 2 PM. Rev. J. A. Clarke officiated. Stone, once of Washington D C, had been staying in Asheville for health. He is survived by his widow, two children, and siblings L Stone Grifton A O Stone Roanoke O E Stone Spokane E E Stone Greensboro Mrs Fr W Venable High Point Mrs William Beck Spokane Mrs Hill Gordon Kannapolis and Miss Essie Stone Kannapolis.
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Oakwood Cemetery
J. A. Clarke
First Baptist Church
Stone
Washington, D. C
Asheville
L. Stone
Grifton
N. C
A. O. Stone
Roanoke, Va
O. E. Stone
Spokane
Wash
E. E. Stone
Greensboro
Carranza to Receive Higher Salary Post Presidency
Mexico City February 7. The 1920 budget approved by President Carranza raises the president's daily pay from 137 to 200 pesos. The increase will not affect Carranza, who continues to receive 137 pesos daily until his term ends. the higher rate will apply to his successor.
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Mexico City
Carranza
British Industries Need Government Protection
London February 7 experts at a meeting of the society of chemical industry urged government protection for leading British industries. A speaker who toured German chemical works in the Rhine valley described them as a vast efficient organization capable of supplying 80 percent of the world dyes needs, with raw materials and labor, arguing Britain should act to shield its industries.
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Society of Chemical Industry
Rhine Valley
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
A. W. Gleason
Hall
Fr. J. Cheney & Co
Taleda
Ohio
Danforth
Chicago
Dr. Stone
Ralph S. Cushman
R. K E. Diffendorfer
W. R. Hollingshead
Wallace Radcliffe
Earl Taylor
Interchurch Movement
Fred Smith Bennett
Presbyterian Missionary Worker
Radcliffe
Woodroon Wilson
Thomas B. Marshall
Robert Lansing
Josephus Daniels
Henry P. Davidson
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Finley J Shepard
Paul Raymond
Mission Council
San Francisco
Grace G. Farmer
E. C. Cronk
Mesee Rockefelier
Mee
Thomas Mars Shail
Wadoo
League
Swinehart
Southern
America
M. S. Hiatt
AOA
Ford
Ford Motor Company
Ford Company
Ford Garage
Wilson Motor Comp
Stone Funeral
Don F. Stone
Years
London
High Point Bread
High Point
New York Bakery
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