Kahn Sees No Fear of War With Japan
Rep Kuhn of California told the House Military Committee that the United States aims for peace but will fight if forced. He urged universal military training and warned against Japanese propaganda stirring hostility. He argued the laboring class bears the main objection to immigration and noted tensions over U.S. Japan relations.
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Washington
House
Kuhn
California
America
Japan
United States
Kehn
Military Committee
Tam
Mir Nam
Unitedates
Agib
Qik
Siowkey
Dawling
Mr. Kahn
Peace Society
Japun
Hisory
Kahn
Pacific
Choir scandal rocks town church he writes new pastor vows
A tumultuous sequence unfolds as a former pastor faces penitence amid a clandestine elopement scare. The dominie declares his faith and seeks to recruit members while a female associate tabled for later statements. The church community debates leadership and future services.
New York Rent Law Under Fire at U.S. Housing Conclave
At the National Housing Conference in Bridgeport New York rent laws drew sharp debate. Harold G. Aron urged state restraints on landlord tenant relations and tax policy shifts. E G Sammis defended laws as tenant protection. Edward D Basie warned of confiscation and hindered homebuilding. D McNalty criticized mis administration and media sensationalism.
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New York
U.S
Pieteon
New York York
New Jersey
Sammis
Tiusing Committee
Mwe
Edward DP
Basie
Fork
Sgum
Benedict Leaves $150 000 Each to 2 Hospitals Here
Greenwich resident Commodore Elias Benedict dies probate reveals a will leaving $150000 to Flower Hospital and Ophthalmia Hospital New York City while Greenwich Hospital also benefits. Daughters each receive $85000 outright and numerous employees receive smaller legacies. Executors named Martin C Quinn Luke V Lockwood. codicil alters principal disposition and provisions for grandchildren through their mother’s will.
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Greenwich
Mastings
Martin C. Quinn
Luke V. Lockwood
Chferd B. Harmon
Sonile
New York Drug Plot Claim by Narcotic Bureau Head
Commissioner Carleton Simon says New York was the center of an international drug conspiracy. He claims up to 20,000 unregistered holders smuggled narcotics ashore by sea, with Seamen spreading concealed shipments and port activity aiding the operation.
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N.Y
Keameh
Insurance chiefs urge broader life policy reach in 1920s
Bankers and insurers forecast growth in life insurance as America pursues thrift amid postwar retrenchment. leaders including Pacific Life Company president Cochran predict rising policy sales, new entrants and wider coverage despite cautious investment.
Enforce Pry Laws Amid National Crisis
Fragmented OCR reads a garbled critique of government, liberty, and civil rights. It references constitutional limits, Reconstruction era tensions, and public response to federal policy, with unclear names or dates due to damage.
Jewish Delegations Urge League Action on Minority Rights
Dispatch reports Jewish representatives led by Leon Matzkin plan to present a memorandum to the League of Nations in Geneva. The document highlights danger and persecution faced by Hungarian Jews and seeks League solidarity on minority rights before the Assembly.
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League
PAMIS
Wpeney Lr
Leon Matzkin
Tyles
Geneva
Natith Vr. Nahum
Haniel Burinnimitine
League of Bly
Motekin
Jewbh Statents
Switzerland
League of
Nafa
Hungary
Join Picht Against Suit Makers in Labor Fight
A history of labor organizing outlines opposition to suit makers led by Picht as workers and supporters unite against management. The piece notes formation of alliances among needle trades and the Amalgamated Association, aiming to push for better wages and working conditions amid strikes and employer resistance.
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Wehoen
Yikify
American Federation
Anthey
Upton
United Lesse
Titian
Ena
Amalgamated
Athey
Ie Sedrday
Followinis Cohan & Lane
Sonny Type
Tany Houle
Dy Lavy
Accord Hillman
Itifiman
Necus
Fyler
The
Association
Eotrae Ae iv Tyre
Muriuteturons
Lea
Galtanore
Hindley
Unclear OCR era note on wages and factory conditions
Fragmentary text discusses salt cur 1 2 per cent and factory wage concerns. Mentions manufacturers workers unions and price pressures. References New York state and production stakes but content is garbled and partially unreadable.
Unclear OCR: mills, prices, and wage notes in town brief
Fragmentary text reports mill prices and wage reductions with references to Coton and Hubber Mills, Ort Panes, and local firms. Content is garbled with multiple typos and missing context, leaving an unclear summary of economic notices and employer actions.
Farm Produce Imports Surge Ahead of Tariff Debate
Washington dispatch reports farm product imports on the free list rose sharply in the four months after July, prompting calls for protective action. Wheat and wheat flour lead the surge, with 12,040,541 bushels of wheat and 221,989 barrels of flour imported, alongside large figures for corn, cotton, and meat products. lawmakers from agricultural states push for early tariff consideration, with hearings set for January 21 to 24 and bills already filed in both chambers.
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Tribune
Washington
Congress
Harnz
Capitol
Thomas W. Page
Federal Trade Commission
Page
Feuesa
Knutson
Minnesota
Wilson
Tariff Commission
Canada
Ways and Means
George M. Young
North Dakota
Frank B. Meilogg
Federal Tariff Commission
Porter J. McCumber
Representative Young
Senate
House
Farm Federation to Confer With Harding on Secretary
The American Farm Bureau Federation authorized a committee to confer with Senator Harding on selecting a Secretary of Agriculture. No candidate was endorsed. Possible names discussed included Herbert Hoover Henry Wallace Senator Capper Governor Lowden and Harold G Powell.
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Farm Federation
Harding
Indianapolis
American Farm Bureau Federation
Federation
J. L. Howard
Herbert Hoover
Henry Wallace
Des Moines
Iowa
Capper
Kantses
Lowden
Illinois
Harold G. Powell
California Fruit Growers’ Exchange
Bohland to Lead in 1000 Yard and Two Mile Handicap
Bohland Is Serateh Max ponsana senior ingver two mile champion and will be the serateh man in both the 1000 yard and two mile handicap at the Morningside A C games in the S2d Regiment Armory tomorrow evening. He faces Arthur Reilly of the Knights of St Anton Herman Browser Brooklyn A A and several local distance runners.
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Max Ponsana
Ingver
Morningside A.C
S2d Regiment
Max
Arthur Reilly
Knights of St. Anton
Congress to Adopt Gronna Resolution For Aid to Tillers
Washington December 9 The Gronna resolution directs the War Finance Corporation to revive its financing activities to aid export of agricultural products and asks the Federal Reserve Board to allow liberal credit extensions to farmers. Senate action anticipated this week with House follow up.
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War Finance Board
Trdune
Washington
Gronna
War Finance Corporation
Federal Reserve Board
Senate
House
Senate Committee On Agriculture
Secretary of the Treasury
Senator Capper
Kansas
Capper
Farmers See New Era Despite Low Prices
Kansas City reports the opening session of the fifteenth annual International Farm Congress. Speakers declare a new era of steady marketing improvement despite low farm product prices. They condemn conditions behind price declines and fault transportation and boards of trade for market difficulties.
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Kansas City
United States
International Farm Congress
Jus Speal
Boards of Trade
Hoover Era Letter Outlines Agriculture Needs and Peace Aid
Dr H J Waters, a Kansas governor and former college head, cautions production limits as markets improve. A Hoover letter urges peace with Europe and US participation to revive economic life and create demand for surplus. It calls for international credit to help Europe buy and for ending consolidated buying and European price controls.
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H. J. Waters
Congress
Kansas State Agricultural College
Herbert Hoover
Europe
United States
Culbertson Urges Open Ports for All Nations
Culbertson at the Academy of Political Sciences calls for open ports worldwide and an international approach to tariffs. He warns trade wars unless the open door principle becomes universal and urges tariff reform for U S industries amid postwar recovery. Longworth supports aid without sacrificing American industrial independence. Bush hosts a dinner stressing global banking and merchant marine roles. Jusserand and Lemont also spoke.
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Academy of Political Sciences
Loter Astor
William S. Culbertson
United States
Tarif Commission
Culbertson
Mr. Culbertson
Congress
Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
House
Ways and Means
Longworth
Jules Jusserand
Comis J. Lemont
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Feminie
Dominic
Ming Hanner
Monty
Ekuren
J Yeeterny
Benedict
Thrift
United Sites
Whee Statietics
Insurance Forday
Aster Et Cochran
Tan Pacif
Tun Life Insurance Commins
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Volun
Thisgg
Spontare
Aiileneting
Tadinca
Pholter
Tia EU Toy Foi
Fat Nile
Bailey
Baran
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Nilsworth
Mane Hollins
Janey
Astor
Lake
Gover
Amerieaniem Diwlaynt
Thin Bay
A. de Vooe
New York State
Wientas
Boone
Vincers
Andover
Tata
Bohland
Frank Baibey
Vidle Guarantee and Trust Company
Andrew D. Baird
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Williamabore Savings Bank
Chas, S. Brow
Trustee, Mutual Life Insurance Co
Burdick
Yile Guarantee and Trust Co
Dward C.delafield
the “Bank “of America
William M. Gree
Health Associates Investment Univ
Crowell Madden
Brooklyn
Satings
Louis J. Horowitz
Vres
Thompson Starrett Co
Edward T. Nor Will
Wilitnginurm Sax
Clarench Hf
Kelsey Pres. ‘Title Guarantee and Trust
Ompan
Hifford S. Kelsey
Thealty
Frederick Potter
C. H.potter
WM. H. Wheelock
Crown Wheelock
New York City
Realty Associates Investment Corporation
Manhattan Island
Nau Street
Remsen Street
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