Four New York clergymen defend Soviet execution stance
Four prominent New York pastors and reform leaders released statements via the League for Industrial Democracy defending the execution of Vicar-General Butchkovitch as necessary justice against traitors. They argued global hypocrisy and warned against religious opposition to state action, comparing it to other governments' actions. The remarks, linked to pro Russia trade talks, argue punishment of priests who betray Russia to Poland or Rome is not a crime against religion.
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New York
Méy
Butchkovitch
National Labor Alliance For
Russia
John Haynes Holmes
Community Church
John Howard
Melis
Episional Church of
Poland
Rome
Holmes
Excellen
Masco
England
Childers
Baby Pronounced Dead Twice Revived By Adrenaline
New York April 20 A prematurely born infant was revived twice after being pronounced dead following heart injections of adrenalin. Dr James Ackerman of the Anb Mayospital Spring Lake New Jersey reported the baby lived briefly after first revival. The father had just undergone an appendectomy. The second revival followed another period of death after initial revival.
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New York
James Ackerman
Anb Mayospital
Spring Lake
N. J
Union wage parley on railway workers demands details pending
Chicago April 20 reports only the pending details of the Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks Freight Handlers Express and Station Employes as they seek higher wages. Conference with chairmen from the regions continues today to settle the requests.
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Chicago
Brotherhood of Railway
Pita
German firm declares record dividend in Berlin
Kammoerich Works, Inc. and Berlin company manufacturing steel and iron products and corrugated lead sheeting declares a 4 1/2 percent dividend breaking German records. The dividend will be paid on the dollar basis. The firm reports a fivefold rise in net profit last year.
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Berlin
Kammoerich Works, Inc
Prosecutions May Follow Filing of Injunction Suits
Washington April 29 The federal government weighs criminal prosecutions under Sherman act conspiracies against defendants named in New York sugar exchange injunction suits to curb speculation. Attorney General Daugherty, at Asheville, likely to decide if evidence warrants indictments after civil action seeks to bar settlements between brokers and customers. President Harding faced a tariff debate on sugar prices as the inquiry notes tariff effects on beet sugar and foreign imports. In Eldersdale Arkansas, police report six alleged I W W members detained while attempting to gain a foothold in Tweeler county oil fields.
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Washington, D. C
New York
Daugherty
Asheville
Nave
New York Augir Exchange
New York Coffee and Sugar Xcaure
New York Coffee and Sogar Clearing Association, Inc
Fehruarg
Harding
Invité Commission
Tio
Eldersde
Ark
Industrial Workers of the World
Tweeler County
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Gambling crackdown plan threatens border ports
Brownevills Texas and Mexican Immigration official Apollo Cedillo announced a decree to close all ports of entry if gambling houses at Mainmorog and other border cities are not abolished. The ports would close at 6 oclock Sunday and stay closed each night until enforcement is achieved.
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Brownevills
Tex
Apollo Andres Cedillo
Imigration
gAmbe Mog
Mainmorog
Ohsegon
Selday
Cedillo
The Life of a Home and the Woman’s Health Message
An advertisement extols wife and mother life while warning of domestic strain. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female ailments and unhappy home life, claiming 98 out of 100 women improve.
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America
Deanons Dent
Lyida B. Pinkham
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