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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1919
Page
5
Dentists say most decay results from leftover food particles and neglect. Regular brushing with McK & R Calox twice daily and dental checkups twice a year help suppress acids and bacteria, while promoting whitening and fresher breath.
Report details terror in Vilna with victims named and a 400 party driven from orders. The message asserts action to be presented to the president as part of ongoing disputes.
Louis Marshall in Paris has received a detailed report on Polish ruled Vilna detailing murders robberies and abductions of Jews. The document lists victims with names and addresses and claims at least sixty killed and many beaten or robbed. It notes delays in authorizing searches for the missing and contrasts with Paderewski remarks denying persecution.
The article reports unions debating trials and strikes amid radical scrutiny, noting Francis Wilson of Actors Equity seeking a council charter, White Rats opposing, and pressmen planning organizational shifts. It covers League of Nations labor terms, militarism critique, rail and immigration policies, and education system reviews by union committees.
A Russian wireless message claims pogroms have occurred in fifty places across Russia. It reports 29,350 Jews slain in massacres at three locations and attributes the broadcast to the wire service source Jontdion.
The article states mass executions in several towns with reported figures: 3000 killed in Frishtyn, 12000 in Zhaitomir, 14000 in Teplek, and 350 in Ovrutch, with groms carried out in Prosturov neighborhood.
Paris dispatch reports that Herbert A. L. Fisher, British Minister of Education since January 10, is practically decided to be appointed Ambassador to Washington. The news notes official talks and the likelihood of a swift announcement.
Mrs. Edith Herz, ex-wife of Emanuel M. Kaiser, was brought to court on contempt charges after allegedly luring her daughter Eleanor Kaiser from the father’s custody. The hearing before Supreme Court Justice Mullan featured the child crying with her mother as Kaiser’s lawyer argued the mother incited hostility toward the father. The judge reserved ruling, signaling the divorce decree conversion was not proven.
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