Relief drive aide warns of mass hunger in Near East
Rev. Paromagian, superintendent of sanitary schools in the Near East, appeals for $10 000 for his county quota and a national total of $30 000. He cites 400 relief workers under Colonel Haskel, American high commissioner, and notes starving children despite rationing. LS. Fleischer, field director in Pocatello, joins the Twin Falls effort with Paromagian.
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Haskel
States
LS. Fleischer
Pocatello
Twin Falls
Paramagian
Austrian Press Flags U S Reluctance On European Aid
The Associated Press report from Vienna notes Der Morgen and Arbeiter Zeitung react to the United States avoiding participation in a European finance conference. Der Morgen says America coolly pursues its purse, liquidating war debts in Europe, while contrasting sympathy with a business spirit. Arbeiter Zeitung sees the U S not ready to be drawn into Murgoe’s misery.
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Associated Press
Vienna
United States
der Morgen
America
Europe
Arbeiter Zeitung
Murgoe
Polish give terms on which they will sign peace pact
Polish minister to the United States Prince Casimir Lubomirski said the Polish diet will sign the peace treaty proposed by the Russian Soviet government if guarantees are given that propaganda will not be carried on in Poland and other European countries. He argued the Soviet peace proposals prove Poland’s defensive policy along its strategic frontier against the Bolsheviks remains valid.
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Associated Press
Washington
Ieb
Poland
Casimir Lubomirski
United States
Switzerland Will Not Participate In Any War
Berne Feb 3 The Associated Press reports Dr Mattis president of Switzerland outlined the country's past and future policy with the League of Nations. He said the traditional policy of neutrality would mean Switzerland would not participate in a military way in any war, even those contemplated by article 16.
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Associated Press
Berne
Dr. Mattis
Switzerland
League of Nations
Federal Council
Fragmentary note on agitators detained for deportation
Fragmentary OCR mentions agitators being made and many held for deportation. No clear names, places, dates, or institutions are readable. The snippet suggests a political disruption or crackdown but lacks verifiable specifics.
Baptist plan to raise 100 million fund endorsed
Plans to raise 100,000,000 within the Baptist denomination between April 21 and May 2 were endorsed today at a Baptist state promotion secretaries meeting in Chicago. The money will be spent for vigorous application of Christianity to world problems and will be raised concurrently with other denominations as part of the Church World Movement.
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Chicago
Baptists
Cuban Measures Bring Improvement in Sympathetic Strikes
Havana dispatch reports energetic actions by federal authorities under constitutional suspension leading to improved sympathy strikes in several industries. Dock workers who had quit their jobs are among those affected as authorities push to restore work.
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Havana
Nitti Delays Reply Amid Italian Strike Questions
Rome February 8 Prime Minister Nitti asks for postponement until Monday of the government's reply to questions raised by Senators Brazza and others about recent strikes. The move reflects tensions as labor actions influence policy.
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Rome
Nitti
Brazza
Senator Brazza Defends Senate in Push to Delay Debate
Senor Brazza deplores government explanations to the chamber of deputies calling it disrespectful to the senate. He asserts great deference for the senate and urges postponing discussion of the issue at hand.
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Rolando
Illinois bachelors seek tax on older men at convention
Associated press dispatch from Springfield reports William Cruden of Chicago plans to propose at the constitutional convention tomorrow a 35 percent tax on the gross income of all bachelors in Illinois who are over 35 years old. The move targets a specific demographic in a bold tax plan.
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Associated. ‘Presa
Springfield
Illinois
Willian. Cruden
Chicago
China Is Great Trade Possibility for America
New York February 3. China offers the United States greater trade potential than any other region, said Julian Arnold commercial attaché to the American legation in Peking before the Institute of Arts and Sciences at Columbia University. He urged a Peking school to teach Americans about Oriental trade. He lamented slow trans-Pacific steamship and cable links, noting Americans study Spanish for Latin trade while few study Chinese. he warned that mismanaging Far East relations could bring dire consequences after China’s 1911 revolution and the republic’s birth for one fourth of humanity.
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New York
United States
Julian. Arnold
Peking
Institute of Arts and Science
Columbia University
Arnold
China
Great Britain
France
London
Shanghai
Paris
Far East
Santel Defends Light Heavyweight Title in Boise Bout
Boise reports from February 3 say Ad Santel, famed light heavyweight wrestling champion, defended his title in a decisive match held in Idaho. Santel faced a challenger in a bout noted for technical precision and crowd enthusiasm.
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Boise
Idaho
Ad. Santel
House War Publican Payment Debate Details
Representative from Carolina calls for general discussion on passing a efficiency bill amid incidents surrounding publican payments. The debate centers on funding and oversight as lawmakers seek a resolution.
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House
Representative Ae
Carolina
Paris Peace Secret List Presented to German Leaders
Secretary Paul presented to Bar a list of individuals demanded by the occupation authorities. The document, delivered this evening, names persons associated with the German condition and seeks verification from Bar and Leisner, head of the German nation, on the demanded measures.
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Pres
Paris
Paul
Bar We Dang Beh Leisner
Geri
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