Armenians panic as Turks advance near Kars
Dr. Barton Brush reports from Kars describing a panic as Turkish Nationalists near the city. Refugees flood roads and hospitals, wounded are moved by relief workers under the American flag, with guards ejecting refugees to protect patients.
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INADA SETS PACE IN POPULATION INCREASE
Canada shows 8,835,102 people in 1920 census up from 7,206,643 in 1911 a 22 percent rise over the decade and far higher growth than many nations. Immigration patterns and postwar recovery fuel optimism about further gains as 1930 figures promise new records.
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Soviet agitators may be sent to United States says Hague report
Diplomatic officials fear Bolshevik meddling as evidence grows of propagandizing schemes from Moscow. They warn against relaxing wartime passport rules and urge Americans abroad to obtain visas and letters of credit to ease travel while preventing potential agitators from entering the United States.
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Milwaukee Women Use About 4000 Barrels of Talcum Powder
Milwaukee workers reportedly use roughly 4000 barrels of talcum powder weekly. The note highlights industrial usage patterns and local production scales.
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