Carry Fight to Reds Bolshevik Rising in U S War
Archibald HofhkIns argues in stark terms that the United States must extend aid to Russia to defeat Bolshevik forces at home and abroad. He warns that peace with the Bolsheviks risks German domination, urges decisive intervention, and recalls Spain and Cuba as precedents for aiding oppressed peoples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Russia
Duty of America
Tess
Archibald Hofhkins
Senate
United States
Wilson
Cazar
Kaiser
Spain
Cuba
Rypsia
Leviathan sails for Near East relief mission
New York reports the steamship Leviathan left for France carrying 250 missionaries and relief workers to aid 4,000,900 destitute Syrians Armenians and Persians in the Near East. Supplies valued at over 3.5 million dollars include 15 hospitals food clothing and portable buildings donated by the Red Cross and relief committees. Dr George L White Anatolia College leader notes protection by French and British governments after recalling atrocities in 1916 at Marsovan. Miss Elaine B Van Dyke of Princeton is among the relief workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Holy Land
Haat
Leviathan
France
Constantinople
Brest
American Red Cross
American Committee For Relief In
Near East
George L. White
Anatolia College
Margovan
Turkey
Marsovan
Elaine B. van Dy
Princeton
WK. J
Henry van Dyke
United States
Netherlands
Near East Relief campaign launches in Washington drive
The Washington committee of the American Committee for Relief in the Near East starts a nationwide drive for 20 million dollars to aid Armenians Syrians and other groups. Washington quota is 150000 with local leaders including W Gwynn Gardiner Senator Moses and church and business representatives organizing meetings and canvassing banks under new treasuries rules. A broad committee outlines chairs and speakers with Eugene E Thompson as treasurer and Edward B Eynon Jr to head organization efforts. He will address the Board of Trade today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAdoo
Washington
W. Gwynn Gardiner
George H. Moses
Alfred Harding
C. F. Thomses
Charles Wood
Abram Simon
J. L. Gordon
Randolph H. McKim
James H. Fayler
A. C. Garner
Admiral Gheen
Edward L.stock
W. B. Bryan
Henry B. J. Macfarland
William I. Gude
George Curtis Peck
Samuel Herrick
Henry P. Blair
William H. Baldwin
George W. Cook
Eugene E. Thompson
Charles W. Carr
Rudolph Jose
Edward B.eynon, Jr
Board of Trade
Lord Bryce
Henry Morgenthau
Turkey
Germany
Armenia
Commodore Hotel
New York
Motion’ Picture Committee
American Committee For Relief In
Near East
Ferads
Plaza Hotel
Oliver Harriman
Aurora Mardiganian
A CHIP OF THE OLD BLOCK
Photo shows Judge Kenessa Mountain Landis with his son Cap tat Reed Landis and Mrs K M Landis in Chicago for the first time in years Captain Landis served with the American Aviation Service in France and downed twelve German flyers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenessa Mountain Landis
Reed Landis
K. M. Landis
Chicago
Mexico's Law Echoes Bolshevik Wording
Senator Lawrence Sherman of Illinois noted striking similarity between the Mexican constitution's confiscatory land provisions and a Bolsh evik Russia dictum. He cited claims that Lincoln Steffens may have advised the Mexican authors during 1917 in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Lawrence ¥. Sherman
Ilinois
Lincoln Steffens
Fisals
New York City
Steffens
Carranza
Mexico
Renseer Sherman
Neighbor to the south faces bolshevist law fears
A clipped political message warns that bolshevist laws in the neighboring country threaten stability. It asserts vigilance against anarchy and lawlessness and cautions of possible attempts to overthrow the government. The piece stresses constitutional defense and national protection amid regional unrest.
Maj William B Champion Returns Home From Overseas
Maj William B Champion formerly with the engineering department returns to his home at 211 South Royal Street Alexandria after thirteen months overseas with the railway artillery reserve. He arrived aboard the Mongolia in New York on January 31 and commanded 4 918 men including casuals and many wounded. Champion served as railway transportation officer and plans to resume duties with the District engineering department around March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Champion
Neering Department
South Royal Street
Alexandria
Railway Artillery Reserve
William Chamberlaine
Fort Monroe
Champison
Mongolia
New York
Champpion
District Engineering Department
Golden Rule for Bolshevik Sermon By Dr Wood
Rev Charles Wood preaches at Church of the Covenant on applying the golden rule as a serum for Bolshevism. He cites two methods for Russia, urging righteousness justice and friendship while questioning Bolshevik sincerity, noting Trotzky swayed Lenin to selfish aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles. Wood
Charles Wood
Wood
Russia
Aftrness
One of Nation's Great Gas Experts Dies in D.C. Area
David Oliver Holbrook aged 47 a leading authority on natural gas problems in America and head of the natural gas division for the United States Food Administration died early Sunday morning in Pittsburgh Pa after suffering acute indigestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
David Oliver Holbrook
Besa Reat
America
United States
Food Administration
Typographical Union Denounces Call For Strike
A Columbia Typographical No. 201 meeting adopted a resolution denouncing a universal strike set for July 1 as unwar ranted and harmful. It urged law and order, peaceful agitation, education and organization to win labor justice, condemning violence and the use of dynamite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Marph Bodenhamer
Rabbi denounces linking Jews to Bolshevism in temple speech
Dr. Abram Simon at Eighth Street Temple rejects associating Jews with Russia's Bolshevism and condemns antisemitic remarks. He says one should not discuss religious affiliations of political groups and cites Herman Bernstein and David Lubin in defense of fair treatment of Jews.
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Russia
Abram Simon
Eighth Street
George A. Simons
Senate
Simon
Lenine
Randle
Herman Bernstein
Judiciary Committee
David Lubin
International Agricultural Institute of
Rome
Boys Grab Woman's Purse on Otis Place Theft
Mrs Hilma Campbell, marching to a car near Otis Place between Thirteenth and Fourteenth Streets, was robbed by three white boys about 15 years old who took her handbag containing three theater tickets and $5. This marks the fourth juvenile purse snatching reported to police in three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilma Campbell
Tenth Street
Otis Place
Thirteenth
Fourteenth Streets
Gunston Hall to Launch Feb 27 in Potomac Honor
The Gunston Hall, a steel cargo vessel under construction at Alexandria's Virginia Shipbuilding Corp, will launch on February 27 to honor President Wilson who helped rivet the keel. Mrs. Wilson may attend. the ship’s May 20 christening featured Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Morse.
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Gunston Hall
Virginia Shipbuilding Corporation
Alexandria
Potomac River
Wilson
Weslington
Gunston High
Mason Family
Virginia
Potomac
Old “Battery Cove
Virginia Corporation
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Congress
Anayd Ruseiz
Liloyd George
Loganberries
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Bult
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D. G. Holbrook
Union
Abbi Simon
Paris
Gud Ave
St. N. W
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Sabel
Wil
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Andrew Jackson
England
James Buchanan
Europe
Jackson
Urham
Earth
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Baldwin Avenue
Jersey City
Church Street
Pioso
Andre Freres
Rue di Paradis
Paria
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Pa. Ave
Walford
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