League of Nations birth on January 16 1820 historic meeting
The article recalls the first league of nations gathering chaired by Leon Bourgeois with Sir Eric Drummond as general secretary. Plans include appointing a commission to trace Sarre valley boundaries, and welcoming Viscount Grey as a guest. Curzon and Venizelos praise the covenant and aim for international cooperation.
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Natin Basin
Wijgon
Washington
Great American Republic
Council
The
League
Free Nations
League of Nations
United States
M. Bourgeois
Lloyd George
Viscount ‘Grey
Venizelos
Curzon
Lord Curzon
Signor Ferraris
Italy
Leagué
Cadhuna
Brazil
Satre Commission
Sarre Valley
Germany
Col
Wace
Lambert
Kobaisha
Bourgeois
Viscount Grey
Irish Republic Envoys Protest At League Sessions
Paris on January 16 the council of the leagues of nations opened its first formal protest to be presented at its initial sessions. The protest came from the envoys of the elected government of the Irish Republic against the unreal English simulacrum of an International league of peace.
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Paris
Council of the Leagues of Nations
Paper Controller Quits in Ottawa
R A Pringle announced his resignation as paper controller today in Ottawa. He stated the government accepted the move and that an official would carry on the work.
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Ottawa
R. A. Pringle
Relief from Itching Skin Conditions Promised by S S S
Advertises Swift Specific Company remedies for eczema tetter and erysipelas claiming skin troubles are blood related. Promises free medical advice from a chief adviser and invites readers to write to the Medical Department in Atlanta for personalized service.
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S. S.S
Swift Specific Co
Swift Labratory
Atlanta
Church Services and Schedules Across Several Congregations
A readable fragment lists Sunday school times and morning and evening services for Bethel, Epworth League, Central Baptist, Immanuel Chapel, and First Christian Church. Includes pastors Rev Carl Bush Rev Albert Eigeneke Rev Harvey J Moore Rev B N Murrell Rev L C Mauck Rev R H Newton and topics such as The Value of the Soul Goa General notes on revival meetings and missionary program.
Congregational Church Services And Programs Listed
Congregational Union Corner at Twelfth and Maine hosts morning worship at 11 with sermon on God the second in a series. junior sermon Two Vehicles. evening service at 7:30 with films The Boy Problem Street Beautiful Wanderer and the Wizard. pastor's sermonette Boys. Episcopal Cathedral of St. John at Seventh and Hampshire offers Holy Eucharist 7:30 and 11. Sunday school 10. Good Shepherds on Street between Maine and Hampshire offers Holy Eucharist 7:30, Sunday school 10, and 10:45 sermon. St Alban Chapel near Spruce and Twenty-second holds church school and evening prayer at 3:30.
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Ninth and Broadway
R. H. Newton
End Christian Church
C. E
W.B
Twelfth
Maine Streets
Edward A. Thompson
eClass
Jp Wrll
Episcopal
St. John
Seventh
Hampshire Streets
W. C. Cone
Good Shepherds
Twelfth Street
Maine
Arthur V
Francis
St. Alban Chapel
Spruce and
Twenty-second Streets
Church Services and Sunday Programs Listed for Several Faiths
A column lists weekly schedules for multiple churches including SCIENTIST Church of Christ at Eighteenth and Vermont with Sunday services at 11 and Sunday School at 8 45, free reading rooms in the Wells building, and weekday hours. PRESBYTERIAN on Broadway and Eighth with morning worship at 11 and an address on law and order. LUTHERAN churches on Jersey Twelfth and Seventh with varied service times. ST JAMES Lutheran on Kentucky Street with German and English services. ST PETER Evangelical York Ninth with English services. and Salem Evangelical Ninth and State with Sunday school and English services. The notices include specific sermon topics and music programs for several services.
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First Church of Christ, Scientiat
Eighteenth
Vermont Streets
Wells
Broadway
Eighth
D. D
World Service
G. A. Tipton
Christian Endeavor
St. Peter Evangelical
York
Ninth
A. F. Warshow
Salem
Wobsonary Society Hosts Morning Service At Cedar Street
A fragment reports a Sunday morning service at the Wobsonary Society near Cedar Street. Rev Ae and local minister lead the Morning service at 6:30 PM with junior attendees, noting a 1:06 start in the morning schedule and a sixteenth street venue.
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Cedar
Composer Reginald De Koven Dies in Chicago
Chicago obituary notes Reginald De Koven American operatic composer conductor died Friday from apoplexy. He supervised Rip Van Winkle in Chicago, founded the Washington Symphony Orchestra, and wrote Oh Promise Me and A Recessional. Survived by wife in New York daughter Mrs. Hoby Hudson, born Middletown Conn April 2 1861.
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Chicago
Reginald DeKoven
DeKoven
Rip van Winkle
Joseph. Fish
Robert F. McGann
New York
Hoby Hudson
Chicago Opera Co
Middletown, Conn
American Agitators To Face Scrutiny In Russia
In Helsinki Dorpat on January 15, Soviet officials said radical agitators deported from the United States will undergo careful examination before entry to Russia. M. Kilishke and M. Bendendorff of the Soviet legation declined to disclose details, claiming they are uniformed on the matter.
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Russia
Helsingfors
America
M. Kilishke
Dorpat
M. Klishhke
M. Benkendorff
Europe
Soviet Russia Will Not Use United States as Dumping Ground
Officials wait at Hango for a potential sortie as talks continue over the disposition of Emma Goldman and her party. Finland plans to entrain the group for the border with US immigration officials, aiming to exchange for political prisoners in Soviet Russia. The horse chestnut story explains the leaf scar resembling a horse shoe marks.
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Russia
America
Hango
Buford
Hevedy 40
Emma’ Goldman
United States
Finland
Theaters Feature Stars and Vaudeville Acts
A theater listing highlights Tom Mix in Saved by a Watch and Ham in Lotta Coin’s Ghost plus The am Aeif and The Capture of Orpheum Theater. Harry Morey stars in Honor’s Web with three vaudeville acts. Mary Boland in A Woman’s Experience at Family Theater. Charles Ray in The Girl Dodger and Roaring Lions on the Midnight Express. Also Quincy Theater with Art Acord in Western and Marie Walcomb in Tempest Cody Series.
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Charles Ray
Girl Dodger
Roaring Lions
Tom Mix
Ham
Lotta’ Coin
Theam Aeif
Orpheum Theater
Harry Morey
Gem. Theater
Ner -Burns
Family Theater
Lions On the
Quincy Theater
Art Acord
Marie Walcomb
Princess Theater
Ethel Clayton
Bray -Pictograph
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Iéitudky
Eftel- Georg
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Goa
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AL Mle
Oak
Bazie
Central
Baptist—Seventh and
Robert van Meigs
Harvey J. Moore
Jennings Clark
Ppa
Immanuel Caapel
Wallace Gibson
Elm
Elm Streets
B.N. Murrell
Mission Society
Luthdian
Luther Mecmorini
Jersey
I. W. Bingaman
St. John Lutheran
Hentucky Streets
B. F. Schueler
Simday
Dhobdir
St. James
Lutheran Church
Ray
H. Horn
Il A
Wobsonary Society
Michie
Princess
the Mystery Girl
Bray
Mary Boland
Bobby Burns
LIE
Moose Hall
Young Bachelors’ Club
Colonial ‘Theater
Savoy
Theater
Aaa Umaine
THO Bedem Company
Orpheum
Katherine
MacDonald
Baxley & Porter
Norwood & Hall
Kimiwa Boys
Quincy’s Fun Center
BIJOU
Hawaii
California
Consolidated Ticket Office
United States Railroad Administration
Transportation
Liberty St
New York City
Healey
United States : Railroad Administration
CAT Tales
Hetk
I Pio
Dicky Dippy
Miss Minx
MR. Dippy
Sinnott
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