Bandholtz: The Quiet General Who Policed Europe
West Virginia relied on Harry H. Bandholtz for ten days as a soft spoken, unostentatious brigadier general. He headed the A E F military police in Europe and reorganized forces across capitals, policing 46 000 prisoners.
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West Virginia
Harry H. Bandholtz
United States Army
Skunk Skinner
West Point
Cuba
Philippines
States
New York National Guard
Europe
A. E.F
Hungary
Michigan
Menoher Resigns as Air Service Chief in Dispute
Major General OC Menoher resigns as chief of the Army Air Service and requests field command. Col M M Patrick, once Pershing’s flying chief in France, is appointed in his place. The move ends months of discord with Brig Gen William Mitchell as the air service’s outspoken adversary.
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T. Menoher
Army Air Service
Col
M. M. Patrick
General Pershing
France
General Menoher
Air Service
William Mitchell
Menoher
Mitchell
Weeks
Virginia Capes
Jewish relief conference in Chicago plans 14 million aid fund
Two hundred prominent Jews met at the Standard club in Chicago hosted by Julius Rosenwald to launch emergency relief for Jewish war victims in eastern Europe. They will raise 14 million dollars to aid refugees in Russia and other areas through Hoover relief and the Society of Friends. Felix M. Warburg reported on last year’s relief work and urged support for orphans and needy families across Poland Romania Czechoslovakia and Russia. American Jewish women are urged to aid in child adoption programs.
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Europe
Standard Club
Chicago
Julius Rosenwald
Russia
Hoover Relief Organization
Society of Friends
Felix, M. Warburg
Poland
Rumania
Czechosloviia
Moore elected judge of international court of justice
John Bassett Moore of New York has been elected judge of the International Court of Justice by the League of Nations assembly. The court, developed by Elihu Root for the League, follows Moore’s lengthy actuarial career in U S diplomacy and academia at Columbia University.
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John Bassett Moore
New York
International Court of Justice
Assembly of
League of Nations
Elihu Root
Tioot
Moore
Mees
Columbia University
Department of State
Oto State
No of State
Ware
Spanish‘Commission
Hague
Interon
Crafting artificial fruits and flowers for home decor
The article details methods for making decorative faux fruits and blooms from paper rope wire and sealing wax. It covers grapes apples and roses with colored wax coatings and wire stems, plus assembling a small telephone record book from black oilcloth and lacquered boxes.
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Ince
Simple One Piece Frock Designs For Winter Wear
The article highlights simple daytime frocks with decorative touches to avoid dullness. Designers use beads and embroidery on separate fabric pieces, creating a tasteful contrast with black colors and satin vests, while offering practical stain removal tips for peach marks.
Kids Spurn Gifts of Pennies in Old Time Daily Life
A Paris of pennies tale from the New York Sun notes that children now seek nickels or more. a mother recalls offering 2 cents met with protest as tastes shift to 6 cents. The piece humorously contrasts past small sums with present expectations for daily pleasures like ice cream and cinema.
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Johnny
New York Sun
Small Favors Prompt Courteous Seat Offer
In a brief street car exchange a passenger asks if someone would give a lady a seat. Mr. Crosslets replies he would and would be grateful to have had a seat for even part of the trip.
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Mr. Crosslets
Suburb Loves and Hates a New Cook in Courier Journal Note
A Louisville Courier Journal snippet ponders a new suburban cook whose long stay reveals mixed feelings about the community. The gag line contrasts the suburb's affection and irritation while noting the railroad company losing a truck.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Broken Journey Echoes in Vagrancy Court
A tattered man claiming to be a tourist was charged with vagrancy in Birmingham. He asserted he began to see America but was interrupted by a six month sentence as announced by the judge.
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America
Birmingham
Try Time Is Money Says Pocket Debate Over Hours
A terse phrasing plugs the idea time equals money. The line argues that brisk effort yields value, while lingering time costs resources and opportunity. The saying frames efficiency as a financial principle.
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