U S considers loan to feed Russians amid famine
Relief officials report 700,000 fed and plan a potential US loan of about 50 million dollars to supply food and seed grain to famine regions in Soviet Russia. Funds would go to provincial governments, guaranteed by Moscow, with repayment at next harvest as winter famine worsens.
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United States
Relief Administration
Russia
Moscow
Riga
Walter J., Brown
Brown
Goviels
Mr. Brown
American Relief Administration
America
West Russia
Kiev
Odessa
Ekaterinoslav
Kharkov
Vitebsk
Elizabethgrad
Mohiely
Nanner
International Committee For Russian Relief
Aiscow
Brown Sant
Washington
Savatov
al mMadia
Resta
Milan Loan Halted By Italian Premier
Premier Bonomi refused to approve a proposed $20,000,000 loan to Milan from American bank interests. He said Milan could not undertake such operation and that Italian cities do not normally enter contracts with foreign bankers. Socialists argue the loan would fund public works to ease unemployment and threaten a strike.
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Rome
Bonom
Milan
Abdul Baha Abbas Dies World Faith Leader Passes
Abdul Baha Abbas, third leader of the Bahai movement born May 1844 in Tehran, died in Haifa as reported by the London Times. He twice advocated universal peace through religious harmony and a unified world family. Abbas visited the United States in 1912 and endured imprisonment by the Turks and Persians for his beliefs.
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U. S
London
Abdul Baha Abbas
Haifa
Syria
London Times
Abbas Effend
Abdul Baha
Teheran
Persia
Theuiaer
Dopmas
Abul Bahai
United States
Fle
Record Filed In Oklahoma Texas Boundary Dispute
Frederick S. Tyler, special master in the Supreme Court, filed the testimony yesterday in the Oklahoma Texas boundary dispute. The court reserved analysis, with no recommendations. Hearing on the arguments is set for March 6.
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Oklahoma
Texas
Frederick S. Tyler
Supreme Court
Tyier
Defenses in Pacific Question and Hawaii Fortifications
An expert argues that Pacific defenses are weak and outlines how Guam Philippines and Dutch Harbor Hawaii could shape strategic options. The piece weighs fortifications at Manila Bay Cavite and Pearl Harbor against Japan's proposals for arms limitation, emphasizing Hawaii as essential for U S defense and the risk of any Pacific base losing offensive value.
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Pacific
Iwomen
Time
Japan
United States
Philippines
Guam
Hawaii
Dutch Harbor
Aleutian
Manila Bay
Cavite
Hector Bywater
Gaam
Hawaii-Guam-Philippines
Hawai-Samoa
Pacific Ocean
Samoa
Aleutian Islands
Jiawan
Yokohama
Mahan
Puget Sound
Mexico
Hughes
Nagato
Mutsu
Oahu
Pearl Harbor
Hawai
Delay Dutch Oil Meeting Postponed by Shareholder Shortage
London dispatch reports from Amsterdam that Royal Dutch Oil Company shareholders failed to reach a quorum delaying a meeting to consider changing rules to allow dividends in shares. Director General Deterding noted the 15 percent dividend would stay for now and suggested possible new share issues and a 25 percent rise in Dutch colonial export duties.
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London
Central News
Amsterdam
Royal Dutch Oil Company
OWL PRESIDENT GETS LIMIT
Indianapolis November 30 John Talbot of South Bend Indiana supreme president of the Order of Owls a fraternal group was found guilty in the U S district court last week of violating the Mann act He was fined 5000 and sentenced to Leavenworth five years the maximum for the offense Talbot transported Pearl Bagley from Topeka Kansas to South Bend Indiana for immoral purposes He remains free on 5000 bond 60 days to appeal Motions for new trial and arrest of judgment were overruled Talbot made no statement
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Indianapolis
John Talbot
South Bend
India
Order of Owls
United States District Court
A. B. Anderson
Leavenworth
Talbot
Pearl Bagley
Topeka
Kans
Ind
Liberty
British Honor German For Heroic Act At Sea
In 1915 a British steamship County of Devon capsized near Norfolk en route to Rotterdam. German officer Ernst Hartmeyer of the Meutschland rescued the entire British crew, which led to Britain awarding him a silver loving cup and a medal. Hartmeyer, visiting New York aboard the Vistula, received formal recognition from British Consul General Captain Gloucester Armstrong for the daring sea rescue.
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New York
Associated Press
England
County of Devon
Norfolk
Rotterdam
Ernst Harameyer
Germany
Hartmeyer
Triple trade pact may open Russia
Berlin dispatch reports Felix Deutsch head of German General Electric and Hugo Stinnes backing an Anglo American German plan to reopen Russia for world trade. Funding may come from French British and American financiers with German industry wary of reparations funding in early 1920s. Osmena and Quezon react to Wood Forbes mission findings.
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Berlin
Felix Deutsch
German General Electric Company
Hugo Stinnes
Anglo-America i
Russia
France
England
America
Herr Deutsch
Faber
Muscovy
Otto Wahn
New York
Gerard Swope
American
General Electric Company
M. Loucheur
London
Germany
Praises U S Orthopedists By Austrian Expert
New York November 30 American orthopedic surgeons are equal to any in the world Dr Adolf Lorenz said today He urged Americans to bring cripples and married children to their own surgeons rather than waiting for help from abroad He noted a 29 year old patient who could have been cured when Lorenz last visited eighteen years ago and praised free clinics for stimulating public interest in American medical work.
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New York
Adolf Lorenz
Lorenz
German loan plea boosts British banks in war reparations talks
London reports say German notes seek to let Germany pay main reparations with chemicals dyes potash and other commodities avoiding foreign exchange needs. Dr Rathenau’s reconstrution ministry remains offered, with Wirth backed by cabinet. Rathenau mission seen as encouraged as mark rises seen as relief, while London reports trigger sharp measured losses in exchange rates and heavy dollar selling.
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Rathenau
Wirth
London
Allgemeine Zeitung
Hugo Stinnes
Stinnes
Reichstag
Bourne Hy
Raed See
Secretary Weeks Praises Army Eleven Gameness
Secretary of War Weeks lauded the Army football team for their gameness and indomitable spirit after the Navy defeat at the Polo Grounds. In a letter to Brig. Gen. Douglas MacArthur, Weeks called the effort a moral victory and said he preferred witnessing their effort over a win against a lesser foe.
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Army
Navy
Polo Grounds
New York
Weeks
Douglas MacArthur
United States Military Academy
West Point
Gen. MacArthur
Prohibition party to press on with same agenda says Chicago committee
The Prohibition national committee met in Chicago and upheld the party’s unchanged lines, rejecting calls to rename or broaden its issues. It endorsed deporting aliens convicted of liquor law violations and disenfranchising offenders, urged federal action to curb liquor exports, and planned to enter California’s next election supporting Charles H. Handal for reelection.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Prohibition Party
National Committee
United States
California
Charlea H. Handall
Los Angeles
Georgia Senator Requests Dismissal of Savannah Prohibition Agents
Senator Watson of Georgia formally asked Commissioner Blair of the Internal Revenue Bureau to dismiss H B Henson and associated prohibition agents. The Savannah raids last week triggered protests by Mayor Stewart and others over alleged abuses of power. The letter cites affidavits accusing the agents of mistreatment, profanity, and insults toward those encountered during the raids.
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Watson
Georgia
Blair
Internal Revenue Bureau
H B. Henson
Savannah
Stewart
Lala
U S Liquor Imports Face New Bond Rules
Foreign importers of American liquor would be required to post a bond in this country to ensure the liquor is not returned. Draft regulations by the Treasury tighten export rules to stop diversion of medical liquor into illegal channels. Officials say bottles shipped to Canada and other countries for medical use are then brought back for bootlegging. A bond of at least $1,000 would be required to keep the liquor abroad.
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Terr Deutsch
Starr Deutsch
Pebile Ledger
Treasury
Canada
Washington
Mary
Chermysts
Irving Laboratory
Wheeling
W. Va
Peoples Drug Co
Mmg
Teachers as day law aides in South Dakota
State Director Isaac Pearson reports teachers were asked to aid prohibition officials by instilling in pupils a deep respect for law and the national prohibition amendment, according to a report to Commissioner Haynes.
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South Dakota
Haynes
Isaac Pearson
Pearson
Burch Faces Court At Scene Of Killing
Beverly Glen roadside near Kennedy cottage witness testimony begins as Arthur C. Burch stands trial for the August shotgun murder of J Belton Kennedy. District attorney cites topographical spots. Obenchain represents his ex wife Madalynne Obenchain awaiting outcome. Adjournment taken for day. Georgetown University and Baltimore archbishop Fr Curley installation noted nearby. Powder from Germany seized at Philadelphia post office. 5000 sample packages sent to chemists for analysis.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Associated Press
Beverly Glen
J. Belton Kennedy
Arthur C. Burch
Kennedy
Sydney N. Reeve
Frank W. Stoddard
Los Angles Hall
John EB. Creedon
Georgetown University
Michael J. Curley
St. Augustine
Pla
Archishop
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Germany
FE. W. Britton
Lenine Sees War Brewing Between America and Japan
Riga Nov 30 N Nikoli Lenine Russian Soviet premier clings to a possible Anglo American Nipponese pact and hints war between America and Japan. Perley P Christensen, US farmer labor candidate, says Lenine believes capitalistic war looms and that alliance possibilities may form with Britain and the United States. Lenine discusses trade with America and jokes about a fly in the ointment as he tours Europe.
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Riga
Associated Press
Nikolai Lenine
Japan
United States
Perley P. Christensen
Moscow
Lenine
Christensen
Mr. Christensen
America
Washington
Russia
Labor Party
Berlin
Paris
Fears Agricultural Bloc Sparks Business Plan in Letter
Otto H. Kahn urged New York business leaders to organize to counter the agricultural bloc in Congress. He rejected a “business blue” in Congress but called for intelligent representation of business ideas in public affairs and campaigns to curb selfish sectional interests while aiding national progress.
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New York
Congress
Otto H. Kahn
Egg profits loom as Chicago pool controls prices
Chicago officials disclosed a pool formed by three men that allegedly controls the egg supply in Chicago and yields about 30,600 dollars daily. City feed expert Ponte announced the finding after an investigation, noting eggs sold yesterday at 50 to 60 cents a dozen, with storage purchases in March at 18 1/2 cents.
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Chicago
New
Sell
Ponte
Poole
Hold Willys Co Bankrupt Involuntary Action In New York
The Willys Corporation, with Federal receivers appointed in Toledo, is insolvent and owes over 12 million dollars. An involuntary bankruptcy petition filed in U S district court alleges preferential payments to several creditors. Judge Bodine ordered show cause why the receivership should not be vacated, with return set for tomorrow.
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New York
Willys Corporation
Toledo
United States District Court
Newark
NS. J
Joseph Bodine
United States States District Court
Insure Against Unions to Back Landis Award
Chicago November 30 A multi million dollar insurance policy to shield building projects from wrecking crews and vandals under the Landis building trades award was announced by a citizens committee. The policy aims to protect contractors from unions that do not honor the award, as an open shop policy is planned to counter open shop carpenters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Landis Building Trades
Landia
Hyats
Phos-Pho Vitamine救aid for Washington clerk illness recovery
A Washington bank clerk, near death from illness, credits Phos-Pho Vitamine tablets with a dramatic recovery. He reports regaining strength to walk miles, eat heartily, and return to work, praising the product and local druggists. The ad promotes the Irving Laboratory tablets as a life restoring remedy.
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Washington
H. O'Brien
Tever
Mr. O'Brien
St. N. E
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