Dutch Dilemma Over Ex-Kaiser Extradition Status
Washington dispatch reports Dutch press debate over surrender of the ex Kaiser under international law. Ministers Lohman and van Houten say extradition hinges on treaties and judicial authority, with fear of contravening Dutch law and potential Entente force.
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Het Volk
Holland
Handelsblad
A. I. de Savernin Lohman
S. van Houten
Rotterdam
Vossische Zeitung
Entente
Germany
van Houten
Last Americans Leaving Archangel
The 310th Engineers will depart Archangel on Wednesday as stated in a State Department dispatch from the American consul. It notes a friendly farewell to the troops in each village along their route.
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Archangel
Washington
310Th. Engineers
State Department
New Rand School Raid Sparks Legal Debate on Anarchy Laws
Authorities raid the Rand School's People’s House in East Fifteenth Street as part of a crackdown on alleged anarchist activity. Deputy AG Berger and Archibald Stevenson lead the search. the safe in room 501 is opened by expert Thomas after opposition from Society of the Commonwealth Centre counsel Sackin. Algernon Lee will list items seized. Sackin vows to challenge actions in court.
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New York
Po Whee Ng Gabe
State Department
Polk
Lansing
Paris
Max Eastman
Eastman
Polk-Lansing
Bolshevist
Hastman
East Fifteenth Street
Samuel A Berger
Archibald E. Stevenson
Lusk Committee
McAdoo
Charles N. Converse
Legislative Investigating Committee
J. M. Sackin
Society of the Commonwealth Centre
Berger
City of
Mr. Sackin
Vincent Thomas
Sackin
Algernon Lee
Rand School
People’s House
Martens
Polish Jews Hopeful From Poland's War Ravaged Life
Isidore Hershfield spoke at a Joint Distribution Committee meeting about Polish Jewish suffering and revival efforts. He warned American relief ends June 30 and urged funding for capital, meds, linens, and essential goods to rebuild Poland’s Jewish community.
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Nassau Street
Poland
Joint Distribution Committee of
American Funds For
Felix M. Warburg
Mr. Hershfield
American Relief Administration
Kallech
Oil Men to See Aguilar in New York Talks
Washington officials expect Mexico US relations to improve after New York meetings with General Candido Aguilar son in law of President Carranza and foreign minister. Aguilar is empowered to settle Mexican oil industry troubles and protect American interests. He filed a detailed report to Carranza outlining Washington's stance on the oil question.
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Mexico
United States
New York
Candido Aguilar
Carranza
General Aguilar
State Department
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