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Newspaper
New Mexico State Record
Location
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1920
Page
2
Fragmented dispatches report Red victories and anarchist captures while Britain and the United States weigh policy. Britain eyes keeping the Parks out of Constantinople as Polish resistance and Lettish actions unfold. Secretary Baker, Gen Blix, and allied ministers discuss credits and aid to Europe to curb Bolshevik advance.
Allied nations promise equipment and medical supplies to Russian peasants to support grain production. The plan centers on distributing farming implements and essential medical aid to rural communities amid ongoing shortages.
The text describes cooperative unions set to handle exchanges in Russia as part of a Soviet policy to remedy the population crisis. It notes peasant involvements, allied and neutral country support, and plans to import clothing, machinery, and grain to ease shortages. A Berlin telegram reports German troops losing control near Argenan as Polish forces capture a garrison, with blame placed on the Poles for advancing before the agreed evacuation time.
Billy Sunday led funeral services for John Barleycorn in Norfolk with an audience exceeding 10,000. The service began at the rail station where the corpse in a twenty foot coffin arrived by a special Milwaukee train. Twenty pallbearers carried the casket along the streets toward Sunday's tabernacle as mourners trailed behind in somber mood.
chaotic Berlin scene as police fire on demonstrators storming the Reichstag. Independent deputies clash with government officials led by Kael Deine. Bauer thanks safety forces while protests surge, gas waste warned by Lane as conservation talks begin.
A request from the ex Kaiser era's supreme council calls on Hol Land to surrender Emperor William. The action signals ongoing diplomatic pressure amid postwar tensions and royal restitution concerns.
The article outlines that articles from the supreme council call for extradition and punishment for the crimes of the exiled emperor. It discusses Holland's possible international duty, the desire to prevent a catastrophe, and the implications for European solidarity. It notes other wartime actions and investigations involving shipbuilding graft and liquor reimbursements.
Ming Strong, 14, survived with injuries after discovering the slaughter of her mother and sister by architect Mason R. L. Strong, who then killed himself. Brother Nathaniel, 12, died. Ming and Susanne are expected to recover. Police note family tragedy amid alleged health and financial troubles.
In Corning Ta a bride of two months drank nearly a pint and a half of strychnine at the Grey restaurant after claiming her husband, Charles Allen of Council Bluffs, failed to kiss her as he left for work. She died in the incident and her husband’s actions were cited as the trigger for the tragedy.
Pearcy Girvan and Georgiana Griffin failed to obtain an annulment as a court refused to overturn their marriage. The union, performed August 16, 1917 in Belmar by Methodist minister Walter Burle Laddon, was alleged by Girvan to be a vacation frolic and a joke with no shared support or cohabitation.
In Montgomery Alabama two years ago Private Yuekinger then of the Thirty seventh division National Guard at Camp Sheridan rescued a woman from a runaway car. A grateful woman remembered him in her will leaving him one hundred thousand dollars. In Columbiana Ohio Yuekinger received a gift of one hundred sixty nine thousand dollars for his actions.
A market page shows late quotations for various commodities and metals with prices listed, followed by a Treasury Department note. Secretary of the Treasury Carter Glass says the government can meet its indebtedness without a new Liberty loan, citing a $750,082,540 drop in gross debt since Aug. 30 and reductions in floating debt and unmatured certificates.
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