International Relief Plea and Deportation Hearings
An Associated Press dispatch discusses relief needs for Armenians and other stricken peoples seeking credit for food clothing seeds and materials rather than gifts, urging long term credits. It notes U.S. hearings on deportation begin soon with Anthony Caminetti signaling possible special ships though mass departures strain the system and require suspended bureau work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cain
San Francisco
Wilkeesbarre
Ind
Anthonyy. Caminetti
John
Abércrombit
Department of Lator
Buford
Bureau
Singing Prisoners Inspire Community Singals
About 800 convicts at a state prison joined a public singing effort, proving community song can lift spirits and be a benefit beyond bars. A state charity organizer directed the first prison sing, with enthusiasm high among inmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tcommini
Conanot
Atate ‘ Mamunity Service
Riual
Starvation debate echoes across Armenian aid crisis
An observer notes the global hunger crisis amid Armenia and other afflicted regions. Citizens fret over luxury and survival as famine tightens its grip and governments face blame for inaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armenia
Observer
Japan and the War Record in Public Debate
Public speeches question Japan as a sure bet in entering wars. The editor notes Americans misread Russo-Japanese events and warns against assuming Japan lacks courage. The piece discusses national welfare and risk taking in strategic choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Mikes the Appropriates
United Sites
Raids Expose Red Schemes of Rebellion
Federal raids expose radical plots as authorities report 2635 aliens detained with deportation probable. Officials note arrests near 4,500 and warn many radicals face state action while 10 states lack adequate laws to curb such dissidents. Cities listed include Indianapolis Fort Wayne Clinton Pligols Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrin
Garvin
Todianapolia
Fort. ‘Wayne
Ynd
Clinton
Pligols
Anderson
Ind
Red Raids Deportations Swamp Ellis Island Hearings Begin
A New York communist leader pledged continued party work despite nationwide raids. Over 422 radicals, including six children and 24 women, were held for deportation as Ellis Island organized expedited inquiries and hearings. Deportations planned for those arrested locally. hearings start Monday.
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Harry Winitsky
New ‘York
Communist Party
Flynn
Winitsky
Communist Movement
Supreme Court
Ellis Island
New York
New Jersey
Red
Department of Labor
Charles Recht
Ellig Island
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McGrath
Associated Press
Focal ‘News
Shersin
Austria
Europe
Ito
Curae Lens
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Wabash
Joan
Chicago” University
Columbus
George Coram
Frank Paceard
George Loane Tucker
York’s
Chinatown
Weenie
Ope
Rosie
Tom Burke
Crooks
Ching
Burke
Thanner
Tom and the Frog
King
Tom
Robie
Cotta
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