Wrangel Plan Drives Russian Federation Hope Amid Allied Aid
Wrangel gains support from France and wary Britain as he seeks to turn Russia into a federation of self governing states. Krivoshevie acts as prime minister and land reforms bolster loyalty among farmers in Wrangel controlled areas. US aid to Wrangel urged as a timely counter to Bolshevik power and a step toward Russian self rule.
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Poland
Russia
Wrangel
Alexander V. Krivoshevie
Prme
Kmvosheine
France
Great Britain
Kolchak
Yudenitch
Denikin
United States
Fight Against Typhus Warns Of New U S Threat
The Post Das urges stronger public health action to block typhus entering the United States. Dr Harry Plotz warns Poland and other countries face a severe winter outbreak with high mortality, urging cleanup of affected populations as the remedy.
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Post Das
United States
Harry Plots
Plots
Political axiom shapes Cox campaign rhetoric
The text argues that political candidates who attack opponents must expect reciprocal attacks. Gov Cox faces scrutiny for questioning an opponent’s integrity and alleging money influences voters. The passage signals ongoing developments in the campaign narrative.
Women Vote Debate Signals Tentative Suffrage Status
Laws and facts indicate women will vote this fall as nine teenth amendment issues linger. Proceedings against Secretary Colby by Charles S. Fairchild continue before Justice Siddons with no subpoena issued. If appealed to higher courts, final decision likely after election day. Tennessee references and political quips follow in a fragmented column.
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Colby
Charles 5
Fairchild
American Constitutional League
Justice Siddons
District Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
United States District Attorney
Court of Appeals
The Follys of Witley Court and a Wandering Violinist
A historical sketch traces Witley Court through Watley and Whittley names to the Foley family. Sir Thomas Foley, iron master and famed fiddler, sought iron and steel secrets abroad, returning to face rivals. His son bought Witley Court for 4 million, but extravagance and gambling led to sale under entail and later indebtedness of the fourth Lord Foley, leaving the family nearly penniless. MARQUISE DE FONTENOY
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Watley
Veceloge
Whittley
County of
Worcester
Cookseys
Russells
Strimsham
Thomas Foley
Worcestershire
Belgium
Germany
Bohemia
Spain
England
Stourbridge
Sir Thomas Foley
Witley Court
Lord Foley
Willey Court
Earl Dudley Forbe
Marquise DE Fonteno
Washington Fans Rally For Merit In Union Strength
Voters and fans alike rally around merit as the election nears. The piece notes union strength and the hope placed in leadership, while hinting at political maneuvering and public sentiment shaping the Washington commissionership race.
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Washington
Fane
Tanker Orders From Major Companies Hit Shipbuilding Plan
Owners and operators to avoid excess profits taxes for ten years provided a sum equal to the taxi set aside yearly toward the building of new ships. Fourteen are tankers ordered by the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey, three totaling 45 300 tons to be built at Newport News Va. The Pacific Mail Steamship Company applied for one 9300-ton tanker and the Sun Company of Philadelphia for a 12,800-ton oil steamer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Newport News
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Sun Company of
Philadelphia
Alliance Honors Dr Merrill In International Friendship Meeting
In Beatenberg near Berne the Royal Alliance for Promoting International Friendship Through Churches opened sessions presided by Sr William Merrill of the United States and Prof Choisy of Switzerland. Resolutions affirming religious conviction were adopted, with the archbishop of Canterbury elected president and German delegates abstaining from the ballot. Dr Merrill named among vice presidents.
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Berne
Switzerland
Royal Alliance For Promoting International Friendship
Beatenberg
William Merrill
United States
Choisy
Archbishop of Canterbury
Alliance
Merrill
Army camp demo impresses War Secretary at Camp Grant
Sixteen illiterate soldiers who could not read or speak English on enlistment performed a military, educational and recreational demonstration at Camp Grant today. Secretary of War Newton D Baker witnessed the event during his inspection tour. Brigadier General George Bell hosted a luncheon in Baker's honor.
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Rockford
United States Army
Camp Grant
Newton D Baker
George Bell
Dr Altendorf Denied U S Citizenship As Undesirable Alien
Dr Paul Altendorf, refused entry to the United States from Mexico at Juarez, is described as not an American citizen and labeled an undesirable alien. State Department officials say citizenship claims were investigated and he has not been naturalized. He once held Justice Department credentials which were later revoked.
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Paul Altendorf
United States
Mexico
Juarez
State Department
Altendorf
Department of Justice
Sale of Government Fleet Restricted to Idle Vessels
Officials said bids for the government owned steel fleet will open September 1 and be limited to ships not currently on established liner services. Operating ships in berth will not be sold unless operators commit to keep them on established routes, with separate arrangements to be made for ships at sea.
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Vasselx
Latin flyers to train in U S Army aviation schools
Seven South and Central American republics and Cuba will send officers to United States Army aviation schools opening about October 1. Countries accepting the invitation include Guatemala Venezuela Ecuador Peru Chile Bolivia Paraguay and Cuba. Chile will also send two noncommissioned officers to the air service mechanics school at Keily field Texas.
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South and Central American Republics
Cuba
United States Army Aviation
Army Air Service
Guatemala
Venezuela
Ecuador
Peru
Chile
Bolivia
Paraguay
Air Service Mechanics School
Keily Field
Dutch premier to visit United States for international congress
The Dutch prime minister Jonkheer Charles Ruije de Keerenbrouck has decided to attend the fifteenth international congress against alcoholism in the United States unless developments before September 21 prevent it. He also serves as interior minister and is president of the permanent international committee of the congress. This will be his first visit to America.
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Jonkheer Charles Ruije de Keerenbrouck
Interior
Permanent
International Committee of the Congress
America
Mexican ambassador honors Washington at Mount Vernon tomb
Fernando Yglesias Calderon special ambassador from Mexico and Col Mf M Parker Washington representative of Gen Alvaro Obregon visited Mount Vernon yesterday. The ambassador laid a wreath on the tomb of Gen Washington and paid a fitting tribute declaring Washington one of the world's greatest patriots.
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Fernando Yglesias Calderon
Mexico
Mf M Parker
Washington
Alvaro Obreson
Mount Vernon
Must Pay New Rail Rates for Immigrants Abroad
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled yesterday that it cannot allow the 2000 immigrants at Ell Island to travel at the booking rates abroad. Immigration Commissioner Wallis in New York asked for authority to grant existing rates, but ICC said no.
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Ell Island
Wallis
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Transcontinental air races announced by army air service
Two forthcoming transcontinental races were announced. The first will run from New York to San Francisco October 18 to November 36. The second, from New York to Los Angeles, is planned for a date during the first three weeks of 1921.
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Army Air Service
New York
San Francisco
Bas Pat Paen
Los Angeles
Waste collection drive aids war fund in St. Louis history
During wartime residents collected old newspapers and magazines to fund special war efforts. Students and families gathered tons of paper, turning 300 tons of newspapers and hundreds of magazines into a growing citywide recycling effort. The program inspired broader reuse of waste paper as a community resource.
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Wmral Conservaton
Hagl Chidren Beran
St .Lous
Animarzazires
Public praise fuels better service say Natchez writer
Samuel Meeks of Natchez argues public appreciation motivates high character in public servants. He cites Frank Lane and a retiring New York mayor, noting praise is rare and criticism abundant. He urges citizens to voice approval to improve accountability and performance.
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Frank
KO Lane
Interior
Samue Meeks
Natchez
Migs
Lane
New York City
Denies Foch Plans United States Visit
Strasbourg reports on August 2 that Dr Mavel a7, once part of the French high command, notes that half of Marshal Foch plans a theater visit to the United States in April. Newspapers quote DP Bnecht saying Foch will not travel to the United States without arrangements by both his own circle and American officials.
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Strasbourg
Mavel
United States
Marshal Foch
DP Bnecht
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