American ad to Europe stirs debate on U S aid limits
At a luncheon of the American Manufacturers' Export Association in New York, Eugene Meyer Jr. urged practical, sound business lending to Europe while Sir George Paish urged large credits. Meyer argued the U S has already provided vast aid and warned Europe may overestimate U S resources. He pressed that borrowers must offer solid propositions and that relief must be on a sound business basis. Paish sought aid for Vienna, noting a headless body of Austria needs support, but Meyer emphasized repayment and cautious lending.
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New York
George Ppish
Whrop
United States
Eugene Meyer Jr
War Finance Corpération
American Manufacturers’ Export Association
America
Europe
George
Meyer
George Paish
United Sates
Vienna
Austria
United States to Compete at Henley Regatta
Boston Jan 14 The United States likely will send a Union Boat Club crew to Henley next summer with June 30 to July 3 meetings in view The choice could limit American entries Yale and Harvard weigh sending varsity eights to contest the Grand Challenge Cup Harvard and Yale regatta at New London June 5 may push opening Henley date beyond their plans making representation doubtful
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Boston
United States
England
Union Boat Club
Yale
Harvard
Henley
New London
Shoe Production More Normal Than Ever Before
The Associated Press reports in Boston on January 13 that shoe factories in the United States and Canada are producing closer to normal output than in the past three years. L. H. Simons of Philadelphia told the National Shoe Retailers association that both nations remain well supplied with leather shoes, with demand focusing on the best grades. Harry J. Thayer of the New England Shoe and Leather Association forecasts higher leather prices by March or April.
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Associated Press
Boston
United States
Canada
L._H. Simons
Philadelphia
National ‘Shoe Retailers’ Association
Simons
Harry J. Thayer
New Eneland Shoe and Leather Association
Jarbidge Camp Poised for Busy Year of Mining
Victor C. Heikes reports Elkoro mine led Nevada gold production in 1919 with $3,327,188 in state dividends for eleven months. The Jarbidge camp expects multiple properties to open, several financed Crater district operations to start, and power transmission lines in place. Indian Camp group plans spring operations, and deals on two more properties could renew activity.
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Elkoro
Jarbidge
Nevada
Crater
Jarbidge- Buhl Mining Company
New Army Explosives Storage Hubs Planned
Thousands of tons of high explosives are to be stored in new underground and surface magazines under a program announced by Army officials in Washington. The plan aims to improve safety and supply amid wartime needs.
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The
Associated Press
Washington
War Department Eyes Storehouses for Powder Reserve
Officers proposed assembling storage houses in Baltimore Perth Amboy Norfolk Charleston and other eastern ports to secure war reserve powder. House appropriations committee heard a $12 million request to construct the storage facilities as safety concerns drew opposition from residents across Savanna Sparta Ogden and beyond.
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Gtoralem Seaboard
Savanna
Sparta
Wis
Ogden
Utah
Army Ordnance J
House
Baltimore
Perth
Amboy
Norfolk
Charleston
War Department
JURY DEADLOCKS IN MURDER CASE OF HARRY NEW
Los Angeles January 14. The jury in the Harry New murder case against Freda Lesser remained deadlocked with little likelihood of agreement, according to Foreman R. Klingerman. Deliberations continued late tonight as jurors weighed the fatality and motive aspects.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Harry New
Freda Lesser
Foreman R. Klingerman
Fragmented Jury Deliberations On Murder Case Revealed
A damaged OCR fragment shows jurors debating whether a defendant is guilty of second degree murder or manslaughter. Mentions juror Ryan Lewis and requests for further instructions. The text hints at differing interpretations of the two legal distinctions.
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Ryan
Lewis
Hickey Likely Re-elected as A A Head
Chicago January 14 The Associated Press reports Thomas J Hickey appears poised for a third three year term as president of the American Association. The annual meeting promises a Brewar basis program and formal confirmation of his reelection forthcoming after tonight’s arrivals of pie owners and others.
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Chicago
American ‘Association
Morrow
Hickey
Hes
Edea
Brewar
Hickefipald
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