Armenia and Kishing peace at League council outcome
The League of Nations assembly debated Armenia's fate and backed a commission to study the Armenian question. A potential mediation by the United States was discussed, with Viviani urging US involvement and Balfour warning of broader aims linked to Asia Minor and Greece.
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League of Nations Assembly
Armenia
Edward W. Pickard
Muich
Robert Cecil
South Africa
Henri la Fontaine
Belgium
Fridjof Nansen
Norway
Honorio Vueyrreden
Argentina
Signor Sehanzi
Italy
Rene Viviani
France
Viviani
League Council
Wilson
United States
Senate
Kemal Masha
Geneva
America
M. Vivian
Tenge
League
Balfour
Serres
Turkey
Greece
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Asia Minor
Unte
Doctor Nansen
Paris
Kemal Pasha
Lithuania
Latvia
Baethenia
Ukraine
Axerbaidian
Georgia
Caucasus
United States Administration
Jengne Council
Vilna
League “Army
Spain
Sweden
Great Britain
Holland
Switzerland
Johnsons new quarters move to New York
Greensboro reports that Alien F. Johnson of the Consolidated Textile Corp plans to move headquarters to New York around January 1. Branson will run southern division offices. the company now owns 17 mills and a bleached textiles operation, claiming the largest spindle count in America.
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Greensboro
Alien F. Johnson
Consolidated Textile Corporation
Virginia
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Texas
Han
B. B. and
R. Kotell
Rhode Ieland
Massachusetts
New York
PL. Branson
Southern
Knight Concern
Consolidated Textile Corp Por
Budget Plan Backed by House Chairman for Budget System
Representative Good chairman of the House committee on Appropriations supports passage of a government budget bill at the coming session. The measure, previously vetoed by President Wilson, passed by both houses and awaits Senate action after an amended version. The committee may be expanded to 85 members to centralize control of appropriations over key departments and programs in the House.
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Dublin
England
House of Commons
Lloyd George
Permir Promler Asquith
Ireland
Col
John Ward
Good Calle House
Appropriations
Washington
Representative Good
House Committee On Appropriations
Congress
House
Senate
Wilson
House of Representatives
Goodhas
United States
de la Huerta
Mexico
Manuel ©. Teller
Lumber Plant Destroyed in Warsaw Fire at Turnbull Lumber
A million dollar blaze at Bowden destroyed the Turnbull Lumber company plant in Warsaw. The fire origin remains undetermined. Night watchman Mr. Anderson tried to enter to sound the whistle but was repelled by flames suffering facial burns. The plant, long operated by A. V. Turnbull, had stood for many years.
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Warsaw
Bowden
Turnbull Lumber Company
Anderson
A. V. Turnbull
Belgian cue champion arrives for world billiard title match
Edouard Horemans, the Belgian balkline billiard champion from Antwerp, has arrived in the United States to challenge American champion Willie Hoppe for the world title. The bout remains a centerpiece of the international billiards season as fans await the showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edouard Horemans
Antwerp
Belgium
Willie Hoppe
Sweets From Mr. Wilson A small gift from a neighbor to the president
Mrs. Willa M. Green of Washington, after greeting the presidential car entourage from her porch, sent a blue woolen heart and embroidery to the Wilsons. In return the president and Mrs Wilson sent a box of candy to Mrs Green, now heirloom material amid the family tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willa M. Green
Washington
Green
Wilton
Wilson
Wileson
Lifesaving Blood Plasma Helps Diphtheria Fight
Miss Margaret Williams at the Cutter laboratory extracts blood to create diphtheria serum. Scientists report over 1,000 children saved from death by this antitoxin production across more than two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Williams
Cutter Laboratory
Iis
Alice
War Heroes Recognized In Hungary Land Plan
Budapest dispatch reports a government measure to allot land to World War soldiers who opposed the Red government. Recipients may adopt the prefix hoss to their surname, creating names like Hero-Vargo Jam or Hero Jam, reflecting military distinction.
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Hungary
Budapest
Red
Hoss
Hero
Johe
Hero-Vargo
Mexican President Elect Seeks Oceans of Friendship with U S
Gen Alvaro Obregon leader of Mexico appeals for Anglo American rapprochement at El Paso dinner. He calls to abolish war era terms and friction, says the hour is opportune for friendship and improved economic relations. Obregon explained mission aims and ambassadorial status upon return to Mexico.
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Harding
Cristobal
Canal Zone
Panama City
Porris
Porras
Norfolk
el Paso
Tex
Alvaro Obregon
Mexico
International Exposition Management
Gen. Obregon
Orst
México
Union Station
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Wiki
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Siberia
Reds
Bolsheviks
Semenos
Japan
Constantine
Mars
Rhallis
Great Beri
Ain
George
Thallis
Venteliste
Athens
Olga
Andreas
Christopher
Mirallis
Goonaris
Smyrna
Sinn Fein
Croke Park
Keere
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Pitts Avenue
Ameriean Commission
Cond Tons
Oliver P. Newman
Norman Thomas
Arthur Gleason
J. J. Maurer
Pennsylvania State Federation of Labor
Western Union Telegraph Company
Biscayne Bay
Miami
Fin
Barbados
Navy Department
State Department
Bay
Daniels
War Baker
John D. Rockefeller
Laura Spellman Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Rockefellers
Gaxton Chevrolet
Eddie O'Donnel
Los Angeles
Sarles
Henderson
Chamber of Commerce
T. F. Moffett
Southern Gas and Improvement Company
Burlington
J. W. Harrell
Harrell
Loest
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Johnson
Little Gfrl
Salisbury
Saliabury
McCanless
Spratt
Asheboro
James Hinshaw
Randleman
Hoffman
Hinshaw Wa
Hinshaw
Charlotte
Talbot W. Adams
Jefferson
Adams
Jefferson Recorder
Wadesboro Annonian
Kinston
Sam Taylor
Nouse River
Durham
Durham Hosiery Mills
Asheville
Carolina Creamery
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First Baptist Church
Robert Lassiter
Samuel P. Cochran
Dallas
Moore
Cochran
David Edstrom
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Boston
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