Near East Relief appeal urged for Armenian orphans aid
The American Near East Relief Commission led by Taft Morgenthau and Hemphill appeals to Arm enians and sympathy abroad to continue support. They report hunger freezing and death in Armenia, urge donations of fifteen and five dollars a month for orphans and families, and quote the Christmas letter invoking aid from Christians to save 250,000 at risk and prevent 200,000 more deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toigaye Bieliver
Armenia
WiNhung Moward Taft
Henry Morgenthau
Turkey
Alexander J. Hemphill
New York
American Committee On
Enet Rellet
Ashi
Red Cross
Armentia
Herbert Hoover
Caucasus
Annie
Sal
Ian Miese
Herre
William H. Tapt
Alexander J Weminitol
Henry Mougenthain
Bandits Attack Harbord Think Armenian Target
Bandits attacked Brigadier General Harbord and members of his party, mistaken for Armenians, narrowly missing fatal harm. Harbord recently returned to the United States and reported to President Wilson on relief conditions in the Near East through Near East Relief channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emuae
James G. Harbord
Elasion
Armeni
Mount Ararat
General Harbord
United States
Wilson
Newast
Swijero American Charity
Is Iting ‘Ghonsahas
Diven
Near “East
Tapeniea Cooksry Details Tools For Food Prep
A fragment notes cooks rarely use a Ze 1 tool in food preparation with references to chopping onions and other kitchen implements. The text mentions white wood and a price of $7 a year.
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Tapeniea
Dapanone
Hen’s Perplexing Road Crossing Confounds Observation
A hooting account from Christian Science Monitor describes how a hen faced with an approaching automobile analyzes sight and motion. The bird keeps gaze on the car while turning left and avoiding the direct path, illustrating how perception guides crossing behavior.
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Miller
Christian Seieree Monltr
Women War Workers and Aid Efforts Highlighted
The article summarizes wartime relief and women’s labor, detailing sawyer women volunteering for the Red Cross and aiding refugees, with mentions of April action and national efforts. It notes support for orphans, hunger relief, and evacuation centers, plus a human-interest piece about a California man regaining speech after paralysis due to a nerve condition.
Idaho appoints W M Gibbs professor of bacteriology
Dr W M Gibbs a Wisconsin PhD has been appointed professor of bacteriology at the University of Idaho College of Agriculture and bacteriologist for the Idaho Experiment Station. Dairy and Sunday Times.
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Moscow
Bos. IY
W. M. Gibbs
Wiscunain
Beed
University of Idaho Agriculiturs
Idaho Experiment Station
Near East Situation Described by Hoover in Desperate Wartime Talk
Fragmentary report cites Hoover commenting on the Near East crisis as “most desperate in world” and urging action. Mentions Holmes and Parkes figures, refugee concerns, and calls for collective effort to stabilize regions amid global tension.
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Near East
Hoover
Relief brings down Armenian orphan death rate
New East Relief has taken charge of Armenian refugee orphanages after Nurks killings left many parents dead. Death rates fell from extreme levels as food clothing and medicine became available, with children regaining health. An Armenian survey warns 120000 children may die next year without aid. New East Bellet is the sole Western Asia organization still operating and appeals for support.
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Eat East Jtellel
Arai
Armenia
New Ust Bellet
Asia
Morgenthau Pleads For Help In Near East Relief
Former ambassador Henry Morgenthau urges aid for Turkish Armenians and other Near East refugees. He cites centuries of oppression, wartime massacres, and the need for American philanthropy to relieve exiles living in nomadic hardship after the war.
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Agehegy
Thos
Homee
Tacms
Althy
Turbulent City Bosses and Antagonists Targeted in Turkish Ring
A garbled report describes police action against a Turkish crime ring led by Besim Bey and others in a city, with Major Stephen Touwhilwenden cited. It mentions arrests of six Turks and claims reforms by authorities to curb terror, while noting fear among Armenians and a push to remove corrupt local leaders.
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Polittehin
Alntah
Arenia
Ub Fudge
Officli
Stephen Touwhilwenden Cie
Armeniins
Nero
Sean Seit
Alutaby
Hanes
Noelit Thairy
Ely
Desi Bay
Tellet
Besim Bey
Diamonds Explode and Armenian Relief Call
A fragmented article fragment discusses diamonds bursting when mined and the danger to miners. It shifts to a call for aid to Armenians in the Near East, urging American relief, noting their life is at risk and pledging support through mission efforts and resources.
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Turkey
Nuar East
America
Sativo
Suleriig
Ani
Castle Garriga Hooley and the Graves of Grace
In Ireland on the west coast stands Castle Garriga Hooley, once favored by Grave O Malley. A tale blends Queen Grace, hospitality, and songs tied to British and Irish legends, with Sotheby’s offering scripts of graves ward and cathedral singers in a London Telegraph note.
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Carriga-Hooley
Ireland
Garriga-hooley
Grave O'Malley
Seth
Pavat
Sotheby's
John Woourock Graves
William Metcalfo
Curtisie Cathedral Singers
London Telegraph
Water drinking hailed as key to longevity in Roumpnian claim
An eventful Roumpnian accuses that anyone can reach a century by drinking water. The scientist cites a 4 decrease in body water as aging cause and suggests Father Time could be slowed by sustained midlife hydration.
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Devik
Tima
Crulaera and Battleships Reported Differences
The article explains that battleships are larger, heavier armed, and more heavily armored than cruisers. It notes cruisers, particularly armored cruisers, resemble battle ships in some roles but are not true battleships. It appears in a Daily and Sunday Times listing, priced at 37 a year.
Plan to ship U.S. planes to Mexico uncovered at Houston
Two army officers face charges in Houston over a scheme to deliver thirteen U.S. airplanes to the Mexican government for 12000 each. Plot traced to a plane hidden under a cart at Houston. Investigation by military intelligence and the department of justice followed.
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San Antonio
Tex
Army
Southern Department
Fort Sam Houston
Air Service
Tslander
Houston
United States
Sian
Old Stockade
Briington
Hooston
Southcom Department
Army Fields
Mexico
Miliary Intelligence Department
Department of Justice
Wobblies Given Long Sentences in Kansas City Case
Federal Judge Pollock sentences 3 to 9 years to twenty six alleged IWW members in Kansas City for conspiracy to overthrow the U S government and violations of espionage and draft acts. One defendant at large, another to be sentenced today. appeal filed for convicts. immunization offer rejected by one defendant.
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Kansas
City
Pollock
Waneas
Kansaaity
Kan
United States
Rial
George H. Yatlett
W. Wi. Lyons
Fred Moore
Youngel
Martin Height
Braddock
Atick
Heldt
Hope and laughter drive a gambler's bold bet
A quirky item notes a character saying hope keeps men cheerful as he bets on it, with a casual, clipped style reminiscent of a late 19th century newspaper. The fragment hints at a scene of risk and optimism, capturing a moment of casual dialogue and character mood.
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