Hearst's Campaign Urges New Code Humanizing Warfare
Special to The Sun from Rio de Janiero Feb 18 outlines William Randolph Hearst's plea to major powers to outlaw aerial bombardment of noncombatants. The piece argues for a congress of nations to codify humane war rules, declare violators outlaws, and compel obedience through signatory forces. It notes Spain and China as examples of current horrors.
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Disabled Veterans Endorse Hearst War Plan
Major Mapi e Bari of the Disabled American Veterans urged Congress to condemn barbarous warfare against civilians and voiced broad support for the Hearst plan. He told Hearst newspapers the treaty would not invite foreign involvement but condemn savagery inflicted on millions of innocents, expecting wide American approval.
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Hearst Proposed for Nobel Prize by New England Leaders
Boston officials and business figures back William Randolph Hearst in proposing him for the Nobel Peace Prize. They praise his antiwar campaign and call for an international congress to shield noncombatants, asserting broad American support for his award.
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Boston
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Raymond V. McNamara
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Hearst
International Congress
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Mr. Hearst
Rabbi Lands Move To Curb Barbarity
In Chicago on February 18 William Randolph Hearst promotes ending war barbarity and humane warfare. Dr G George Fox of South Shore Temple and head of the Chinese Rabbinical Association hails Hearst as advancing mankind and says he will push a global campaign to nominate Hearst for the Nobel Peace Prize if his code idea goes to trial.
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Chicago
William Randolph Hearst
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Plan to fingerprint all pupils debated in Albany
Albany coverage discusses proposed legislation to fingerprint children in counties over 54000 population. The plan aims to identify mental defects early and place youths in state institutions or special classes. Experts would be appointed in each county to aid criminal cases and standardize expert testimony.
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McNeuce
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New York
Legislative Law Enforcement Commisson
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McNabee
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Richard J. Suerman
Saratosa
Philip M. Bleinfeld
Brooklin
Assembly
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Madison County
Japanese Warplanes Shot Down in Battle
Reported aerial combat near Hankow with Japanese aircraft shot down in two battles. Chinese forces claimed success as Japanese officials blamed troops in Lengha and Sinsiang for breaches. Unclear details about units and outcomes but tensions rise as responses and possible actions toward Nanking intensify.
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Lengha
Sinsiang
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