Russia for the Russians on recognizing Lenine government
The San Remo conference may examine relations with Russia as allied leaders weigh recognition. The piece argues Bolshevism is a fraud and Russia’s army, built by Lenine and Trotzky, blocks demobilization and risks Turkish, Polish, and Constantinople ambitions, predicting a nationalist shift and a rise of a Russia for the Russians slogan.
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Lenine-Trotzky
Russia
Italy
San Remo
Lloyd George
Millerand
United States
Lenine
England
France
Europe
Trotky
Trotzky
Tretzky
Poland
Constantinople
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Nitti
Public Health Conditions in District Wards Stir Debate
The District health department faces sharp criticism over hospital conditions at the smallpox facility where a white woman occupies the female ward with one nurse while colored men share the other wards. Critics blame Congress for lacking funds and call for reforms including a separate health department coordinated with agriculture, commerce and labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Department
Smallpox Hospital
Congress
Washington
District Health Cfear
Heal
Department of Health and Education
Agriculture, Commerce and Labor
Public Health Duty Highlighted as Sacred Trust
A fragment urges that public health remains a sacred trust and criticizes any organization lacking power to fulfill its duties, stressing the core purpose of institutional existence and responsibility to protect community welfare.
Congress Weighs Cash Bonus Bill for Veterans
Debates over funding a $1 billion cash bonus for World War veterans intensify. Support splits between cash payout funded by a sales tax or retroactive war profits tax, with bonds deemed unlikely. Authors warn taxes will eventually fall on the public amid rising prices and broader costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Ways and Means Committee
Ingivittusl
Promotion of Inspector Gessford to Major and Superintendent
District commissioners promote Inspector Harry N. Gessford from assistant superintendent to major and superintendent, succeeding the late Maj. Pullman. The piece lauds his rise from the ranks, notes his intimate knowledge of Washington police needs, and predicts a successful tenure marked by efficiency and community confidence. It also reflects on the broader implications of appointing a superintendent from within the force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry N. Gessford
Raymond W. Pullman
Washington
Gessford
Superintendent of Police
Women in Britain Increase Smoking Rates Mentioned
London April 19. The Associated Press reports growth in women smoking has driven the rise in tobacco consumption in Great Britain during the past financial year. Chancellor Austen Chamberlain announced the budget in the House of Commons presenting the trend.
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London
Associated Press
Great Britain
House of Commons
Lord Kerry on extended tour in America
Lord Kerry of notable family arrives in New York with a retinue for a prolonged U S visit before returning to Britain. He is the eldest surviving son of the Marquess of Lansdowne and holds vast lands in Scotland, Ireland, and England. A colonel of the Irish Guards, he earned the Distinguished Service Order for Boer War gallantry and is descended from Irish kings, French nobles, and founder Sir William Petty, shaping a storied lineage.
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Lord Kerry
America
Tera Kerry
New York
United States
Gitawe
Duchess of Devonshire
Theovernor General
Canada
Lanadowne
Bals
Scotland
Ireland
Hogland
London
Berkeley Square
Lord Astor
England
Lord Lanadowns
Indis
Iriah Guards
Grenadier Guards
Kerry
Thomas Fuz
Maurice
Grate
Dermot
Leingter
Butt
France
Charles de Flahault
Adelaide Filleni
Louis XV
Bien Aima
Adelaide
Comte de Fiahsult
Charlies
Talleyrand
Charles
Charles de Fishault
Affaires de Coeur
Hortense de Seanharnais
Josephine
Holland
Louis Bonaparte
Tomante
Almanache de Gotha
Duc de Morny
Hortense
Charles de Flaheult
Duc de Mormy
Napoleon
Moscow
Leprig
Waterton
Lord Heith
Cape of Good Hope
Charles G4 Flahault
Marchioness of
Lansdowne
Marchise de la Valetta
Prince Talleyrand
St James
Tatleyrand
Indy
Lord Lansdowne
Versailien
Lord Lansdowar
William Petty
William
Lan
Lord Lansdownere
Proceedings of Congress and Committees In Brief
Proceedings at noon to 4 54 p m include adjourning, remarks on naval and military matters, amendments to army reorganization and court martial, nominations for immigration, U S attorneyships, and marshall posts. Passed Roosevelt Memorial Association charter. Bar reading on shoe price probe. deferrals on arsenal moves. House and Senate actions cover labor bureau, deficiency bill, and potential sales tax.
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Dial
South Carolina
Ganate
Cnet
Lowe
Senator Capper
National Guard
James L. Hughes
Philadelphia
Deanus B. Lacey
Unitedtates
Bta- Paen
Howard B. Flew
Department
Priering
Anl Oficera
Senate
Campbell Bil
Labor Department
Appropriations
Railroad Administration
Waya
mMeane
By & Grams
District Public Utilities Commission
Washington Lines
Waterways merger urged by valley associations
In St Louis on April 9 James K H Smith president of the Mississippi Valley Association urged uniting with the Mississippi Association. He noted similar aims to boost valley industries and said the waterways convention ended tonight while the other opens tomorrow. He criticized Congress for a 12.9 million appropriation and endorsed the Newton bill seeking over 365 million for Mississippi Missouri and Ohio river improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi Association
St Louis
Mississippi Valley Waterways Association
Mississippi Valley Association
James KH Smith
Smith
Cost of clothing up 164 percent since 1919
The Department of Labor reports March price levels show food costs nearly unchanged from January, while wholesale nonfood prices advanced to new highs. Lumber and building materials rose over February, and clothing costs surged 164 percent above March 1919, reflecting broad inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statistics Arean
Department of Labor'n
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Status of Jews in Palestine Defends British Policy
London April 1 Cecil Harmsworth undersecretary told the house of commons the government’s policy toward Jews in Palestine remains as defined in Mr Balfour’s 1917 declaration. The policy supports Jewish aspirations for a national home and Britain’s continued backing of the project.
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London
Palsetine
House of Commons
Palestine
Cecil Harmsworth
Balfour
Great Britain
Placer for Ship Claims Clarified by State Dept
The State Department explained that claims in the distribution of former German ships must apply only to vessels not seized in American ports and may be transmitted to the Interallied Reparations Commission. officials noted a per day basis for processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Department
Anatolian Congress Grounds in Angora City
In Angora preparations are under way to make the city the permanent capital of the nationalist government. A unfinished house is being converted into a parliament building while commissions and committees meet elsewhere. Mustafa Kemal and Edib Hanem direct tasks at the Agricultural College two miles outside the city as nationalist forces mobilize and await Allied peace terms.
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Angora
Anatolia
Preas
Mustapha Krmal Pasha
Mustapha Kemal
Hallas Edib Hanem
Teska
Thia College
Nationalista
Plan to Americanize Virgin Islands Proposed by Commission
A congressional joint commission urged Congress to adopt American laws and currency for the Virgin Islands. It recommends maintaining local councils until naval rule ends, reforming tax and judicial systems, and establishing educational work, mail facilities, an agricultural station, better transport, a water system, and a library.
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Thomas and
St Croix
Alan
Camps Aton
St Thomas
St Jobs
Porto Rico
Shipping Board
St Thomas and
St (Polx
France Bars Luxuries Under New Imports Law
Deschanel and other ministers discuss a new import restriction effective tomorrow. The law bans natural and artificial flowers from England fruit from Belgium feathers from Antwerp jewelry silk stockings from the United States and other previously imported items. It directs Paris trade to refrain from buying most goods except coal wood cotton and agricultural machinery amid a broader effort to curb nonessential imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Belgium
Antwerp
United States
Marsal
Timate
Utes
Frias
Interesien
Washington hotel whispers shape Georgia primary talk
Report from overheard conversations in Washington hotels centers on Georgia politics and the presidential primary. It cites Senator Hoke Smith supporters and General Palmer as key figures in a struggle within the Democratic party and national convention dynamics.
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Palmer
Georgia
Agammat Hoke Smiths
Braska
Wtehiork
Bim
Hoo
Ager
Hitehinik
Saars
Hs Weie
Orma
Almoy
Smith
Dred Eide
Mipmiberes
Erin
Lady Astor Named British Delegate to Suffrage Congress
London reports Lady Astor will attend the International Woman Suffrage Alliance congress in Geneva as the British government's official representative. On arrival, Mrs Carenapmay Catt and Mrs Millicent Barrett Fawcett are named presidents of the eight congress to be held June 6 to June 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Gloya Georges
Astor
International Woman Suffrage
Lance
Geneva
Juse
Er Ta EU
Carenapmay Catt
Furk
Allian
Millicent Barrett Fawcett
Landay
National Union of Woman Suffrage Societies of England
Tern
Gift to YWCA Endowment Reaches 2 Million Total
A $506000 endowment gift from the Laurel Goerman Reckeck Memorial Fund was announced by Mrs John French at the national YWCA convention. The donation lifts the endowment from 1,606,000 to 2,106,690, as delegates approve a $3,000,000 budget for 1921 and set a target to raise the endowment to 14,000 by January 1, 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Laural Goerman Reckeckfeller
YWCA
John Freneh
National Board
Association
Pat Ona
Students Strike Over Japan Pact Demands in Shanghai
Shanghai April 14 Chinese students strike after Peking demand for public response to secret talks with Japan. Decree annulling treaties cited. About fourteen unions and thirty thousand students from four schools join the movement. Liberia not affected.
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Shanghai
Tthe Associated Preas
Peking
Japan
Swahimne Ceane
Liberia
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