Threats of Trade Boycott Fail to Alarm Germans
International commerce remains essential writes Dr Sthamer in The Journal of Economy. Postwar reconstruction hinges on raw materials, with restrictions seen as unavoidable yet aimed at preserving unhampered economic activity. Johannes Bell and Bernhard Dernburg foresee a long transitional period, gradual return to normal trade, and no broad boycott materializing due to global need for exchange.
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Pertin
London
Journal of Economy
Dr. Sthamer
Johannes Bell
Essen
Bell
Dr. Bell
Fenre
England
Bernhard Dernburg
Rens
Dernburg
Germany
Raport
Chaplain Creates Labor Bureau for Federal Convicts
Leavenworth Kansas June 24 The Rev A J Soldan chaplain of the federal penitentiary established an employment bureau to place released inmates in suitable jobs records of their work kept to improve placement Employers nationwide report good results with ex prisoners All March 1 to June 8 212 men released 58 found work The effort aims to aid reintegration and reduce recidivism U S Sailor Ralph Hyde death in France recorded as self inflicted in Brest France 40 year old man died by his own hand in a hotel room
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Leavenworth
Kon
A. J. Saldan
Federal Penitentiary
Ritetes
U.S
France
Brest
Ralph Hyde
Bagpipers Win Recruits in Boston Hoxton Hoax
Canadian and British forces have recruited 1801 men in Boston since June 7 through the New Brunswick Kilts and the bagpipers' band. Of the total, 108 departed tonight for Fredericton after a crowded trainshed sendoff at North Station. Colonel Ferey A. Guthrie announced the development after returning from New York to establish permanent British recruiting headquarters here.
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Hoxton
New Brunswick
Ferey A. Guthrie
Fredericton
N. B
Guthrie
New York
Two Lusitania Victims’ Sons Enter British Flying Corps
Henry A. Bruno and Frank T. Bruno of Montclair New Jersey sons of Lusitania victims have joined the British Royal Flying Corps Henry 24 and Frank 22 receive a lieutenant commission and will depart for England to begin active service The brothers had sought entry in American aviation but were rejected
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Lusitania
British Flying Corps
Henry A. Bruno
Frank T. Bruno
Jof
Bill Enfranchising Women of Britain May Hinge on Lords
London reports that the reform bill granting women over thirty the vote will depend on the House of Lords after the Commons passed it 214 to 17. The measure includes lower age limits, double voting by some electors, and proportional representation with an alternative vote proposal to prevent minority returns, reflecting a ten year royal commission study.
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Britain
London
House of Lords
Commons
Lords
Fional
House of Commons
Belgium
Holland
Butte Copper Miners Strike Keeps Majority Idle
In Butte Montana today about nine tenths of copper miners remained at home as Metal Miner Workers Union strikes for higher pay and better conditions. Electricians at Montana Power seek raises while mediator Rogers from the U S Department of Labor meets. Stephen Ell arrives to urge recognition by the International Mine Mill and Smelter Men’s Union, with Anaconda smelter workers backing a possible strike if Metal Mill Workers Union gains recognition before AFL approval.
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Butte
Mont
Joe
Metal Miner Workers’ Union
Montana Power Company
Rogers
United States Department of Labor
Stephen Ell
Montana
Washington
United Coal Miners of America
Metal Workers’ Union
International Mine, Mill and Smelter Men's Union
International Invoves Mines
Ifi
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Anaconda
International Mine, Mill and Smeltermen’s Union
Metal Mill Workers’ Union
American Federation of Labor
Harvard War Loss Forecast for 192? Budget Shortfall
Harvard will lose more than a quarter of a million dollars next year due to the war. President Lowell says enrollment will drop by about one thousand, while costs for instructors remain high. A fund to cover the deficit has started, with a recent single contribution noted.
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Aweetadd
Boston
Harvard
Lowell
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