United States Shunned as Armenia Mandate Debated at Peace Conference
Paris reports American delegates have yet to commit to a European plan to act as mandatory for Armenia and other Turkish provinces. Several powers press for U S involvement, while Bliss rejects use of American troops without Congress approval. Arrests of Turkish Union and Progress leaders reported in Constantinople. funeral held in Riverdale for Carrie Lee Warren.
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Associated Press
Paris
United States
Armenia
Turkey
Europe
Near East
America
Commission of the Peace Conference
Society of Nations
Bliss
Military Commission of the War Councillt
Tasker H. Bliss
Congress
Enver
Paria
Constantinople
Enver Pasha
Franchet d'Esperey
European
Army Group of the East
de Castelnau
Heck
State Department
Turkish Committee of Union and Progress
Department
Union and Progress
Rahmy
Smyrna
Hussirer Djahid
Chamber of Deputies
Carasso
Suleiman Nouman
Kemal
Hadj. Aadil
Djeva
Washington Post
Died Anderson and Others in February 1929 Notices
A sequence of obituaries and notices from February 1929 lists Anderson and multiple individuals including Annirson-Htemaiog, Wilhaw ft, and others. It records deaths at homes and hospitals, funeral arrangements, interments, and residences in Washington area including Laurel, Laurel Cemetery, and Arlington Cemetery with dates February 1 2 3 and related venues.
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Anderson
J Street
Annit R
Jefferson PD
Annirson
Chinel
Wilhaw
Sardo & Ce Ale
William EH Sando
Walter Reel Hospital
Marta Kan Thorne Fasrine
Walter Ss
Einter
Latergeanha Shewalter Frnerel
Walter Reed Hospital
Tuerdai
Ork Crech
Colgai Breett
James HO Daath
Washington
Pay Saville
Robert S Downs Lemerel
Elil Hobday
Lee ¢ Chapel
Pennswisanin Avenue
Klenveond Cemetery
Jackson ‘Street
Francis Mills
Cora Ihoons
Thewiay Pehroar
Bucyrus
Ohio
Floyd Mondat
Marioried Corcors NY
Lranh
McCormack
Mie
Vernon Atreet
Washington, DC
Theor Aniiner
Widnesday
St Stunba Chacen Fittecath
Atrrets
Buffin
Sunda
JAWES
Frlove Sen
Tuvlah Ruffin
Rifmowad
Ycare Dunerd
Te Tape
Ryan & Wester
Tadgly Dernativania Aenne Sauthenat
Juesday
Teement
Arhington
Ruchmontia
Tie Gethag
Margaret
Tuimamiel Baptist Church
Columbus
Pom Seteroat Qual Hil
Toitle
Montay
Ginea Tiwis
Turtle Dawson
Columbia City
Wupanton
John Moltdeg
Witson
Boos Sims
Thie City
St. Thomas
Eighteenth Street
Dupont Circle
U. S Military Academy
West Point
Nelson A Miles
U.S Army
Thomas H. McKee
Wolfe—Studdenly
Minti Street
Wary GC
Roosevelt and wife pictured in France service
Lieut. Col. Roosevelt and his wife are shown in wartime France. The son of the late Colonel Roosevelt wears the U S Army uniform on the Meuse. His wife has been serving at a YMCA canteen in France for some time. The service stripe on his left sleeve shows over six months with American forces in France.
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Roosevelt
U. S. Army
Meuse
France
Y M C A Aids Russian Prisoners on Front Lines
The Y M C A aims to distribute morale-boosting supplies to Russian prisoners and labor battalions after the armistice talks. W D Carlyle, an American dentist with twelve years in Petrograd, travels between camps with games and athletic goods to lift weary prisoners.
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Aar
W. D. Carlyle
Petrograd
Alexandria Post Notes Fatal Shooting and Local Obits
News from Alexandria and nearby towns reports Forrest A. Carter dies from a self-reported accidental shooting by brother Henry A. Carter at 306 Montgomery Street. Funeral at Demaine's mortuary chapel led by Rev. Dr. Regester, body to Gainesville for burial. Also included are notices for John C. Hunter and Robert Grimes funerals, Thomas Lewis a 106 year old Mecklenberg resident, a Hyattsville divorce suit, Keyser railroad sale effects, Rose Hill fire damage in Cambridge, and Amos Abart’s death in Parkersburg after a skate with a car.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Forrest A Carter
Henry A. Carter
Montgomery Street
Alexandria Hospital
Demaine’s Mortuary
E. Vv. Regester
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Gainesville
Potomac
John C. Hunter
T. M. Cragg
Columbus Street
E V. Regester
Presbyterian
Hunter
Fairfaxa County
Cragg
Albert G Hunter
J W. Peed
Washington
Washington Post
Cambridge
Rose HI
J. Howard Hirst
U.S. A
Rose Hill
Wilson Bryn
Cambridge and Seaford
Pool indemnities Crespi proposes for allied debt fund
Paris reports Senor Crespi of Italy urges a single allied financial front at the peace conference. A universal tax would fund a common pool to pay war debts and provide a sinking fund to cancel them. He argues for proportional payment by enemy wealth and by allies for their sacrifices, with distribution based on effort and need.
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Paris
Associated Press
Germany
Sener Crespi
Senor Crespi
Aras
Beneft
German subject arrives in Newport News port on ship Poeldyk
Maryland and the Virginia region reports Eugene Schults Bebian, the first German subject to reach the United States since the war began, arriving in Newport News aboard the Dutch ship Poeldyk. He did not disembark, moving with the crew to New York for immigration review. Bebian believed he was bound for South America and hid on the ship to avoid detection. In Harrisonburg, news notes Bowman's widow and other obituaries are reported.
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Newport News
Eugene Schults
Bebian
Germany
Poeldyk
New York
South America
Atlantic fleet delays sailing from Hampton Roads
Norfolk. February 3. The Atlantic fleet assembling for winter maneuvers and target practice will not sail tomorrow as planned. Schedules shifted to Thursday or Friday pending the arrival of the Alabama Clinots and Kearsage. Current fleet includes Pennsylvania Mississippi Oklahoma Arizona New York Texas Nebraska Utah Florida Michigan Wyoming Louisiana New Jersey plus collier Parmetheus Vestal repair ship Nokomis and Iris yachts.
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Norfolk
Hampton Roads
Guantanamo
Alabama
Clinots
Kearsage
Pennsylvania
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Arizona
New York
Texas
Nebraska
Utah
Florida
Michigan
Wyoming
Louisiana
New Jersey
Parmetheus
Vestal
Nokomis
Iris
Berlin Arming to Protect Assembly
Berlin and Weimar brace for the national assembly with heavy military presence. Troops guard the Reichstag as workers’ councils protest, independents seize the Misenach telegraph office, and Bremen remains quiet while Noske negotiates with Spartacists. Basel reports Bremen’s leaders ready to withdraw arms to maintain order.
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Berlin
National Assembly
Weimar
Reichstag
Eisenach
Erfurt
Gotha
Misenach
Werner
Bremen
Herr Noske
Gerstenberg
Basel
Switzerland
People
Workers’ Army i8
Railroad cuts 30 percent of B&O train men
Special reports that the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad laid off about thirty percent of its train crew including engineers firemen and brakemen due to reduced business. Freight eastbound from Pittsburgh is now routed over the Western Maryland between Connellsville and Cumberland for better grade conditions.
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Washington
Cumberland
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Pittsburgh
Maryland
Connellsville
Grain and Live Stock Prices for Baltimore Feb 2
Prices for butter eggs poultry and grains across Maryland Pennsylvania and Virginia. Includes Western creamery items dairy plant regional quotes Oats Wheat Corn Hogs Cattle Veal and Sheep with multiple regional figures and quality grades. Key entries cover Maryland Ohio Virginia and North Carolina markets with current values and conditional ranges.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Ohio
Ilreta
Western
Southern
North Carolina
Young
Express
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U.S
U. S
Carrie L. Warren
Funera
Frank Geier’s Sons. CO
Seventh St N
Matern Chapel
WM. H. Sardo & CO
Lincoln
McQlelland Ryan & McClelland
Fey Chapel
GEO. P. Rst Sons
Zurho Incolpore
East Cap
St. Line
Joseph Gawler's Sons
Samsonat
Moreiclans Slevicts
Uniilo
Tate
Gaus
A. J. Schippert
TA Ave
Miderm Chapel Telephone
William Lee
Thos. S. Sergeon
Sevinth Stow
R. Speare CO
ST. NW
Saund
ST. N
Thone Main
Guas
Marche & CO
J. H. Small & Sons
Waldorf-Astoria
Madison Ave
Cleveland Park
John W. Thompson & Co
15Th Street
R. Harris & CO
the Jewelers
Col. Roosevelt
Committee On Public Information
News OF Alexandria
J. C. Hunter
Robert Grimes
Georgetown University Hospital
Wheatley’s Mortuary Chapel
Edgar Carpenter
Grace Episcopal Church
Danville
Thomas Lewis
Begro
Mecklenburg County
Keysville
Hyattsville
Mary Hopkins
Herbert A. Hopkins
Keyser
W. Va
Burlington
Waitmont
Wastogton
Parkersburg
W .Va
Amos Abart
Crespi
Virginias
Hun
Stowa
Harrisonburg
Stafford County
R. H. L.chichester
Stafford
J. Conway Chichester
F. M. Chichester
Fredericksburg
C. M. Chichester
P. M. Chichester
Richmond
John L. Lewis
Bethesda
Frank D. Moncure
Hagerstown
Charles Atwood
Norfolk and Western Railway
Rileyville
Bristol
Washington Port
Tenn
Abingdon
M E. Church South
State Street Methodist Church
John C. Hawk
Chang-* Chow
China
T C. Shuler
Bowers
Robert Pennington
E. W. Potts
W. H. Ruppel
William H. Ruppel
Frostburg
Somerset
Alexander Coff €Roth
O. M. Darlington
Charles Town
Oscar M. Darlington
Savannah
Chicago
Ewes
Fur Department
GS Sinvi
Wardman Park Hotel
Connecticut Ave
Woodley Rd
Union Station
Chevy Chase Club
Columbia Country Club
Kirkside Golf Club
Harry Wardman
Henry Albert
Homestead
Hot Springs, Va
Mederal Reserve
Sys
Continental Trust Co
H Street
Frederick County
Over Company
the Post
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