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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1920
Page
28
A lengthy fragment from a 19th century page discusses a blue law lobby aiming to ban cigarettes and impose strict Sunday observance. The piece references church leaders, political figures, and regulatory battles, signaling a heated public campaign over morality and commerce.
The Rev. Dr. Janes Empringham, national superintendent of the Ghorch Temperance Society, denies supporting a Time Sunday campaign and alleges a Tribune misquote. He asserts he is not an agitator for the law, nor a member of the Sabbath Nay Alliance, and suspects the movement is a ruse to discredit the proposition.
A fragmented report records Mr Howlby and others discussing a Sunday walk, telephone calls to a friend, and funding for an nationwide camp. Mr Rockefeller is cited as possibly contributing, with officials declining to reveal donors or budget details.
Washington November 10 Members of Ponservey report support for Sunday blue laws and reform groups but Congress unlikely to back drastic legislation without a specific proposal. Speakers Cappity of Kansas and Cappity and Souxtray Jones of Washington will push reform aims at the December convention after a concrete bill is drafted.
Wilson prepared to arbitrate in Armenia as a warship and American marines moved to the port of Bathin to aid refugees including Amun and others seeking safety.
Washington November 3 Officials refuse comment while debate swirls over a Wood for Commissioner proposal. The dispatch reports intense international and domestic scrutiny as the plan prompts questions about legality, governance, and potential implications for the United States role in global affairs.
The Turkish nationalist leader Mustapha Kemal Pasha announced terms via the French Foreign Office. Armenia must renounce benefits under the treaty, adopt a friendly policy toward Turkey, and Turks living in Armenia are to receive full protection.
A salvaged fragment describes shifts in military requisitions and upcoming events within the department. Major James C. Hubbard is noted in a special report about border and supplier coordination, with references to a supplementary analysis and possible American participation.
The readable portions describe a garbled narrative with names and terms like Lalitana and Maitow, lacking coherent events or clear subjects, rendering a minimal, non-specific summary of a damaged OCR fragment.
A centering dispatch reports Spain courting South American readers with claims of friendship, commerce, and shared blood. It notes parliamentary exchanges with Panama and calls for a broader alliance, while outlining American cautions about armaments and security alignments.
In a tense discussion the Tepanise government expresses poignant regret that the original framers could not accept the Japanese proposal. Japan insists on adopting their just demands, while persuading the league to consolidate its organization and operations before further action. The delegation signals restraint for now, deferring targeted penalties and awaiting clearer opportunity to push equal rights.
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