Premier Lloyd George Assures Commons on Russia Trade Move
In a Commons address Premier Lloyd George defends seeking postwar trade with Russia while opposing Soviet expansion. He argues Russia is essential to world reconstruction, rejects collaboration with Bolshevik governance, and vows to crush violence linked to Ireland. Allies reportedly favor reopening trade with Russia under civilized terms.
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London
George
Bly
Gregory Braseia
Rossiwvik Trudn
the Times
Russia
Krassia
An Dirzards
Lind George
Iiyion
Ireland
Daesvaite
Nise
Mras
Hy House
Lloyd George
M. Clementeas
Cmm
Eéare
England
Mexico
Teriry
Abdul Hamid
Seishengshan
Ward Bill Provides New Jersey Home for Aged Bachelors
A New Jersey home for aged bachelors and widowers, funded by Marcus L. Weed of Newark, is established by Ward's Bill. The will provisions place the Essex Club as the home site with nearly 3 million dollars guiding the institution. Preference goes to men over sixty meeting hardship and residence criteria, to be named the Lorentz Ward Home after former Governor Hart’s father.
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New Jersey
Marcus L. Weed
Newark
Phe Diez
Essex Club
Ward
Henry [Sher
John C. H. Pitney
R Mardin
New
Lorenst Ward
Mr. Hart
Johnson and Borah clash over treaty and party aims
In a rousing convention scene Senator Borah attacks campaign money in politics and demands pure leadership while Senator Johnson argues for firm Republican unity on the treaty question. They clash over reservations, independence, and America’s role in world affairs amid reconstruction challenges.
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League
Borsh
Johnson
League of Nations
Borah
Washington
Jay
Printing Facts on Free Art Dummies Pricing
PPBC explains that while printers offer free art dummies to attract customers only the accepted dummies incur costs. Customers bear a tax for the expense of all dummies others refused, which the firm calls unfair. PPBC asserts fair charges reflect time spent in production.
Publishers Printing Company Quote on Law Enforcement
A disputed passage argues that the cost and administration of law hinder reform. It criticizes radicalism and calls for impartial penalties, targeting both small profiteers and powerful interests. The speaker contrasts treatment of radicals with enforcement against predatory figures in politics and society.
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Johnson
Wes
$25 000 Too Much for Tomb in Pangborn Will Case
In Jersey City Vice Chancellor Lewis hears a dispute over Mrs Pangborn's will which assigns her entire estate to funeral costs and a monument valued at 25000. Her siblings contest the figure arguing that $1000 would suffice for a tombstone amid a property value over 26000. The hearing extended into a second day.
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Anna Pangborn
Lewis
Jersey City
Harry Lane
Frank J. Higgins
Beatrix
Grand Jury Indicts 48 in Freight Thefts Across City
A U S grand jury indicted forty eight individuals tied to major freight thefts. The freight ring allegedly moved stolen articles to storage facilities and distributors including Lichtenfeld Bros placing loot with grocers at 435 Willis Avenue Bronx. Key figures George J Barrow Erie Railroad conductor and Jemea Carlough Erie brakeman identified as directing minds. Donovan’s saloon at Thirteenth Avenue and West Twentyfourth Street noted as a clearinghouse for stolen goods. Indictment marks opening step to amended charges possibly yielding five year sentences per count under the 1914 act.
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Ing Company
Lichtenfeld Bros
Willis Avenue
Bronx
Stiefel
George J Barrow
Erie Railroad
Jemea Carlough
Donovan
Thirteenth Avenue
West Twenty- Fourth Street
26 Places on National Committee Are Filled
The article lists numerous individuals connected to a national committee and police, railroads, and investigations. It mentions indictments, bail ranges from 1,000 to 20,000 dollars, and names like Gerrett W. Cotter, E. J. Miles, and H. F. Kean. It describes tire theft charges against railroad workers and a scow found with woolen cloth tied to a case in New Jersey.
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Tes Atorney
Law and Woods
Newcastle Rubber Company
Steinfeld Brothers
West
North River
Hudson River
Woodcliffe
North Bergen
Niniana
Manhattan
Slater Woolen Company
Seventeenth Street
William Wagenbrenne
Hatters Seek $10 a Day and Idle-Week Pay
Hatters in Orange New Jersey threaten a strike on Thursday seeking a minimum wage of $10 per day and $1 for each idle day caused by lack of work. Manufacturers counter that workers can earn $10.50 per day for six and a half hours of work. The move would affect more than 1,000 batters.
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Orange
N. J
Republican national committee elected from states and territories
The Republican national committee members elected or reflected include Allan B. Jaynes from Arizona John W Weeks from Massachusetts J L Babler from Missouri M J Mulvihill from Mississippi Charles D Hilles from New York H F Kean from New Jersey Ralph E Williams from Oregon Robert H Todd from Porto Rico H F McGregor from Texas B Lemmp Virginia Guy E Kelly Washington Joseph B Keating Alaska J C McBride Juneau J Henry Roreback Connecticut Oliver D Street Delaware Hubert Work from Colorado Guy P Gannett from Maine R owell from Nebraska F W Batnbrook from New Hampshire H C Duream from New Mexico Gunder Olson from North Dakota Rudolph K Hynicks from Ohio Boies Penrose from Pennsylvania Farley Kingsley from Vermont Patrick Sullivan from Wyoming. The present committee held its last meeting today and the new committee will organize Wednesday. Resolutions regret the large number leaving the committee, naming several long-time party figures including Charles B Warren Herbert Parsons John T King James A Hemenway W Murray Ching and S A Jaynes.
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Chicago
Arizona
Allan B. Jaynes
Massachusetts
John W. Weeks
Misaouri
JL. Babler
Mississippi
M. J. Mulvihill
New York
Gherles D. Hilles
New Jersey
H. F. Kean
Oregon
Ralph E. Williams
Porto Rico
Robert H. Todd
Texas
H. F. McGregor
Virginia
B. 3Lemp; Washington, Guy E. Kelly
Joseph B. Keating
Alaska
J. C. McBride
Juneau
Connecticut
J. Henry Roreback
Necticut
Alabama
Oliver D. Street
Colorado
Hubert Work
Delaware
T. Coleman du Pont
Maine
Guy P. Gannett
Nebraska
Rowell
New Hampshire
F. W. Batnbrook
New Mexico
H. C. Duream
North Dakota
Gunder Olson
Ohio
Rudolph K. Hynicks
Pennsylvania
Boies Penrose
Vermont
Farley. Kinsley
Wyoming
Patrick Sullivan
Charles B. Warren
Michigan
Herbert Parsons
New Yok
John T. King
James A. Hemenway
Indiana
W. Murray Ching
5. A. ~Yhins
Washington
Pope Benedict One Word Attack of Rheumatism
Pope Benedict suffers an attack of rheumatism after ceremonies for Uganda martyrs. He rested well overnight, but precautions were taken to avoid fatigue. He received audiences and performed benediction with some effort, showing general health remains sound despite discomfort.
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Pope Benedict
Rome
Benedict
Uganda
Merry del Val
Chenrsly
Legion to Carry Carnival Raid Protest to Enright
Officials of Corporal John Ruoff Post of the American Legion in Jamaica plan to take a protest to Police Commissioner Enright over the raiding of their carnival by Manhattan detectives. The Jerome and Walker avenues carnival in Ozone Park was closed last Friday after they found several...
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John Ruoff Post
American Legion
Jamaica
Enright
Manhattan
Jerome and
Walker Avenues
Ozone Park
Severs
Wartime fund carnival reveals raffling ruse at Dore Park
The board in operation claimed peat for 250 pounds from a carnival held to aid a war memorial at Dore Park. George Ehrman, post president, said he would ask Comb Bow for enforcement as cases at police games and a Sheepshead Bay event were deemed harmless. He also questioned why twenty Manhattan detectives would raid minor raffles when major crime was not detected. Two men charged with running the raided lottery were dismissed by Magistrate Conway. five others remained in custody for further questioning.
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Dore Park
George Ehrman
Manhattan
Hanrde
Conway
Damaics Cours
Boeing
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