Labor Secre tary urges buffer jobs to avert unemployment rise
Secretary of Labor Wilson calls for immediate placement to curb a spike in unemployment after reports show 962000 idle in 123 hubs across industry. He warns the United States risks a philosophy of force if work is not found, citing a near doubling of jobless numbers in three weeks and urging action ahead of Senate and House hearings. Governor Smith notes central New York patchwork effort by Reconstruction Commission to align manufacturers and workers.
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Wilson
Senate and Mouse
United States
Renney
Ten Cities Show Rise in Idle Men in Industrial Centers
Following tabular comparison of unemployment, ribune correspondents report increases in idle men across fifteen industrial centers as of the latest figures. Data compiled from reports in the field highlights widening joblessness in urban areas and the impact on local economies and workers.
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Ribune
Labor Urges Bill Allowing Beer Brewing in Albany Scene
Labor leaders press for a bill permitting beer brewing at home and wine production for personal use. The push, backed by a large organized labor coalition, seeks to ease production while facing legislative resistance and unresolved questions about intoxicants amid ongoing negotiations.
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Labor
Woman Killed and Several Injured in L Train Wreck Near 174th Street
A steel and wooden elevated line collision near Third Avenue on February street left one woman dead and many injured. Motorman reportedly crept forward as two trains clashed, with passengers trapped amid wreckage and emergency crews rushing to hospital.
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Britt
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Lee Tiesbo
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Forthant Hospital
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Bigsnell
Toth Street
Woodens
Bern
Jammu
Manila
Howe
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Decree Threatens Death for Drunken Bolshevik Officials
A Petrograd decree orders severe measures against drunken Bolshevik officials. It warns that persistent intemperance among high officials could be punished by death, citing increasing drunkenness as justification and outlining punitive steps to curb it.
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Petro Vapers
Lowell Urges College Courses In Art of War
Cambridge paper reports Lowell of Harvard University urging college courses in the art of war with lectures and practical military training. He suggests naval and land forces could benefit from integrated math physics navigation and drill, noting potential for reduced time in training and broader student exposure.
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Wudern
Liane Hilt
Bureau Secures 1 800 Jobs for Leonali Tulip Workers
A state director in Wisconsin oversaw an experimental program that placed 1 800 Leonali tulip workers in jobs. The effort aimed to match skilled labor with available openings through agency referrals and applicant screening.
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Wisatin
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Willesevon
Pride
Volta
Blumenthal estate leaves bulk to relatives after charity bequests
Benjamin Blumenthal dies leaving about 76 000 to charity and 250 000 to relatives. The will directs funds to multiple charities including Home for Aged and Intinn Tshyene, United Hospice, Hebrew Infant Aevtum, and Lebanon to Piton SHO. Residue valued at over 400 000 goes to nephews and other heirs.
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Hoheny
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Lebanon
Wan Weinhald Guardian Society
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Mayo Distrusts League Plan and Navy Policy Debate
The article reports Mayo expressing distrust of a league plan and urging a strong navy, arguing the United States must build a capable fleet now to deter other powers. He criticizes the Senate or committee delays and stresses full strength for House committee personnel to enforce decrees, while noting financial shifts toward Asia and Europe. Continued on page three.
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Japan
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Kameriy
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Tiana
Mandateries
No Big Indemnity London Hears OSCON dan
A correspondent reports on the indemnity debate at a conference, distinguishing legitimate wartime damage from wanton destruction. He notes German reparations claims after 1871 losses and references Allied demands, with discussion of indemnity scope for ships and penalties amid the wider war context.
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Theoyar
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France
British Empire Fate Discussed Amid Pacific Island Claims
Fragmented text shows a British delegation facing pressure over former German colonies in the Pacific and South Atlantic. References to Austra es claim in islands, Dominion interests, and Wilson era tensions suggest debate on imperial holdings, with dissatisfaction within British circles and potential shifts in strategy.
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Allies Seek U S Guard of World Peace Conference News
Allied representatives press for American backing to safeguard global peace amid the looming conference. Britain’s Lloyd George and others urge rapid progress. U S departure timeline noted as pivotal while talks address expansion fears and major international concerns.
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Witkon
Virions
Reapona
Lloyd George
Wits
Ty Magnenis
Plan for Government of Turkish Territories Debated
Paris Jan 20 The Supreme Council endorsed discussions on mandatories for Turkish territories and a unified plan for administering occupied regions. Allied leaders expect international control via mandated territories with details to be finalized before peace with Germany. American delegates weigh the feasibility of adopting or adapting the plan within the League of Nations framework.
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League of Nations
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