Release of American prisoners in Russia in doubt urged
Reports from Riga and London suggest American prisoners in Russia may be released, but officials warn the information could be Bolshevik propaganda. American relief officials say exits from Russia are being watched and no arrival date is confirmed amid famine migration rumors.
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London
Bondon
Russia
Riga
Walter L. Brown
Relief Administration
Marguerite Hartisgon
Germany to Send Aid to Russia Amid Famine Relief Effort
Berlin reports Germany will lead famine relief in Russia independently of other powers. About 200000 tons of grain must be available for relief operations. A Moscow dispatch notes the Soviet government did not seek relief from the United States or Britain. Health officials in the United States state 47270 cholera cases from January to July with 24000 in June and ongoing outbreaks in the Eurasian provinces.
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Germany
Russia
Moscow
Hotefahne
United States
Great Britain
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Noahtaelan
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Kevestin
Euralote Tas
Funeral of Caruso in Naples Draws Kingly Pageantry
Naples August 3 The funeral of Fring Caruse taake place from the Royal church of San Francisco di Puolo. The cortege moved through streets lined with crowds to the cemetery where the body was placed in a wooden casket. A royal tribune and guards attended by permission of King Victor Emmanuel. A great hearse and six-horse team carried the casket while wreaths including one from New York City were offered. Airplanes flew over the city as mourners crowded the nave and ho...
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Naples
Fring Caruse
Thumalay
Royal Church of
San Francisco di Puolo
Farang
Victor Emmanuel
Ehair
Laleof
New York
No Cabinet Crisis Reported in Mexico City
Mexico City August 5 The Associated Press reports there is no cabinet origin or formal notice of resignations from Secretary Paui and other cabinet members. Excelsior and El Democrats cite rumors of a cabinet crisis involving Interior Secretary Colles and Treasury Secretary de la Huerta opposing projects from Foreign Relations Commerce and Agriculture.
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Associated Bress
Mexico City
Las Noli
Warrar
Excelsior
el Democrats
Obregon
Weganers
Interior Colles
Treasury de la Huerta
Foreign Relations, Commerce and Agriculture
Lasker projects merchant fleet on profitable basis
Washington Aug. 6 Chairman Lasker told the House appropriations committee that the government merchant fleet can be made paying. He asked 125 million for five months and said with patient support the wreck could become an asset worth more than the war cost. He warned that failure would force greater losses or sinking of the merchant marine. In Chester Pa sixteen shipyard workers upset the Merchan t Shipbuilding Corp yard to protest wage cuts, targeting riveters reps and drillers.
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Washington, D. C
Larker
The
Shipping Board
House
Lasker
Congress
Rérike
Chester
Africa
Chester Yards
Merchant’ Shipbuilding Corporation
Turks and Greeks clash as Kemal faces internal strife
Detailed dispatches describe Greek advances in Asia Minor and Turkish resistance around Angora. Mustapha Kemal Pasha battles Enver Pasha’s growing influence as priests fuel Anatolian opposition while Allied mediation looms.
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Constantine
Spas
Enie
Chicago Daily News
Catoreo Daily Newd
Constanticoules
ANE
Greely
Kaiser
Anim
Asia Minor
Italy
Angora
Grace
Mustapha Kemal Pastin
Enver Pasha
Anatola
Wal Bare
Hiltan
Anatolia
Kemil
Konia
Kutta
Ure
Keval
Kemal
Jomg Os Kemal
Enver
Buyer Pashator
Kamal Pasha
Isoon
Finver
Caucasus
Imperial conference backs one power standard for empire
London and Australia report the imperial conference nearing conclusion with agreement on a one power standard for the empire. Non interference policy discussed and it is believed dominions will nominate cabinet ministers for future consultations with the British prime minister. Wireless policy shows divergence with Australia pushing higher power stations to link with Britain, while the opposing side favors fewer stations. Britain would run key stations with Australia, South Africa, and India building needed relay links as needed with New Zealand and Canada in chain.
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London
Aus
Australia
England
Dar
St Maing
Britain
South Africa
India
New Zealand
Marine earnings dip for International Mercantile Marine in 1920
New York reports the International Mercantile Marine Company and subsidiaries earned 12,782,178 in 1920, down 400,153 from 1919. From 1920 earnings 6,246,878 was charged to depreciation, leaving a net surplus of 7,485,001, with total surplus listed at 20,008,015. President Franklin cites reduced freight rates, labor issues, and higher ship maintenance costs.
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New York
International Mercantile Marine Compasy
Franklin
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