Armenian Archbishop Delivers Gratitude to Wilson in Historic Letter
Washington receives an Armenian Church document presented by Archbishop Khoren from Erivan. The illuminated encyclical from Etchmiadzin thanks President Wilson for Near East Relief aid and appeals for continued support for Armenian self governance and protection of the Armenian flock. It speaks of centuries of suffering and requests unity from churches, councils, and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Khoren
Erivan
Wilson
State Department
Fitchmiadzin
Chalcedon
Qeorge
Jeans Christ
Lord Jesus Christ
Jesus Christ
Major General Harbord Supports Armenia
New York dispatch reports at a meeting on Armenia's plight the commander of the Second Corps telegrammed urging aid. The message emphasizes relief for Armenians, citing centuries of persecution and the need for immediate support.
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Harbord
Armenia
New York
Oamens
Second
Pires
Changing dress habits ease women speed in morning routines
A historical note contrasts faster female dressing with men, citing streamlined garments, fewer hooks and eyes, and quick one piece outfits. It mentions executives, students, and speakers, plus the shift from hair work to simpler grooming, with experts claiming ten minutes to dress and twenty more to makeup.
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Depew
League of Nationa
Brother
Sister
Salmon traveled far informs on tagged chinook
Canadian fisheries alerted the U S bureau that a chinook salmon tagged with B F and the number 1911 was caught in Skeena river British Columbia in spring 1220. The tag had been attached in 1918 at Point Partridge Whitby Island Washington, suggesting tagging error and two year passage far from the sea.
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Department of Marine and Fisheries
Bureau of Fisheries
United States Department of Commerce
Skeena River
British Columbia
Bureau
Fraser River
Puget Sound
Point Partridge
Whitbey Island
Wash
World Crop Increases Reported By Institute
A bulletin from the International Institute of Agriculture states northern hemisphere wheat and rye total 62 400 000 metric tons, up from 61 700 000 last year. Barley, oats, and maize show strong gains amid favorable sugar beet yields and a proposed 400 000 ton wheat export from British India.
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International Institute of Agriculture
Outa
Europe
America
India
Institute
Armenian President appeals for U S aid to avert famine
Dr H Obandjanian, president, sends urgent cable to Charles Vickrey of Near East Relief requesting immediate assistance to prevent Armenian famine before harvest. Harvest failed due to hail rain and seed shortages. 140000 tons needed to feed 1.5 million for eight months. Refugees flood Armenia from Sarikamish, Kars, Azerbaijan, and southern Russia as farmers withhold crops. Near East Relief urged to secure 500000 fons of aid from America to save Armenia.
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Armenia
Sarikamish
Kars
Azerbaijan
Ulueanddeantan
Desperate Armenian Refugees Warn of Atrocity Scene
The correspondent from Near East Relief in New York reports travelers through Trebizond and Bamsoun describe brutal massacres, widespread disease, and refugees suffering without aid. Turks control Trebizond, Armenian towns decimated, survivors cling to clothes and food while praising Americans.
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Atand
Bamsoun
Trebisonde
Bussia
Armenia
U. S
Madsen Ave
New York
Farm Bureau records show strong returns in Pocahontas County
Cash returns totaling 164513.00 from three major projects exceed twenty four times the 6171.06 county investment. The 1920 county work spent 9007.00, with 1656.00 for beginning-year deficit and 1180.44 to the Iowa Farm Bureau federation, leaving 6171.06 expended locally. Major projects include car shortage with 196800 profit, cooperative shipping at 18713.00 profit, and wool marketing with at least 4000 predicted profit.
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Farm Bureau
Pocahontas County
Comuty
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Pocahontas
Makes Plea for Rural Home at Farm Short Course
Michigan woman Mrs J C Ketcham of Hastings speaking at the Iowa State College Short Course urged a return to home foundations the home church and school as pillars of the rural future. She cited census figures and urged better churches and schools with thoughtful consolidation to improve teaching and morale nationwide.
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J. C. Ketcham
Hastins
Michigan
Michigan Farm Bureau Federation
Iowa State College
Military Department
Labor Department
Iowa Holstein Breeders Elect Officers at Ames Meeting
The Iowa Holstein breeders association met during the Short course at Iowa State College in Ames and elected officers including President Z C Thornberg Des Moines and Vice President M L Henderson Randall. Directors named E J Peak Bartpe ee Higho time and others. All three associations passed resolutions for rigid tubercular testing of animals at state interstate and national shows. The Iowa State Dairy Council conducted routine business as tests on phosphate fertilizer combinations continued.
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Iowa Holstein Breeders Association
Iowa State College
Ames
Z. C. Thornberg
Des Moines
M. L. Henderson
Randall
E. J. Peak
Bart Pte Ee An
Prestient
C. Mountain
J J. Goliivaus
Cedar F
Towa State Dairy Council
Towa State College
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Armenian Church
George V
Arevrat
Etchmiadzis the Holy
Archbishop Khoren
Louis Ruth
B, FL
Keith
Keith's
Ruth
Keith Pit
Indianapolia News
Mabel
Myrtle
Dawsgp
Int Sauffrage
Myptie
Farmer Coxpressel
Armintian
Aske
Dr. H. Chandjantan
Gob
Pete
Edie
George Porter
Dairy Associations
Winchester
NAU Bros
Estherville
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