Turks Merit Hanging Politics Blocks Justice
In a provocative dispatch from Constantinople dated August 17 1919 William T Ellis argues that justice in Turkey would have saved lives if 500 hangings had occurred over the Armenian atrocities He criticizes Western powers for prioritizing political expediency over impartial law and urges allied action to ensure equal punishment for Turks Armenians Greeks and Jews.
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Washington Post
New York Herald
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Turkey
Market Report of World Bonds and Currencies Movement
The report tracks global bond prices, currencies and bank financing with declines in Armenian and Russian Southeastern bonds, mixed moves in Argentine and Brazilian issues, and gains in Argentine Great Southern and Western securities. It notes demand for short loans, bank liquidity dips, and a Bank of England renewal, with franc and Belgian rates firming and New York closing firmer at 41.5.
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Must Teach Foreigners Tells Printers at New York Session
At the United Apothetas of America convention final session in New York City on September 18 F I Shepard field manager of the United & Chamber of Commerce urged teaching foreigners that the United States is not an international boarding house or an anarchists cafe The United States Chamber of Commerce opposes government control of industry William Green of New York was elected president with officers William J Byon Linton Eugis George H Gardner and FE H James and Fred P Gage as treasurer from various cities into the officers slate.
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New York
United Apothetas of America
F I. Shepard
United & Chamber of Commerce
Washington
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Wiliam Green
Wiliam J.bynon
J. Linton Eugis
Philadelphia
George H. Gardner
Cleveland
H. James
Portland
Orex
Tremmurer
Fred P. Gage
Batthe Creek
Mich
Hopes For Wet Spell Dim In Prohibition Debate
Dry lawmakers and Antisatoon League members grow less confident that war time prohibition will end before the constitutional amendment takes effect. They expect President Wilson cannot lift the policy before demobilization ends, a date set to be proclaimed by the President.
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Congress
Antisatoon League
John Barleycorn
Wilson
Politician Declares War Ban Ends Upon Peace Treaty
The official argues the wartime ban cannot be lifted until the United States achieves technical peace through Senate ratification, basing authority on constitutional timing and formal peace status. The remark ties the ban to the Senate’s approval and the formal state of peace.
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Itionista
J ‘Senate
Rites for J N Eble Held at Local Cemetery
Funeral services for John N Eble aged 75 were held Wednesday from his residence at 169 Kentucky avenue. Burial followed in Congregational Cemetery. Mr Eble, a Civil War veteran and government employee, served in the Treasury Department and later the Surgeon General's Office. A daughter, Miss Helen Eble, survived.
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Board of Trade to Host Signage Tours at Convention
The Board of Trade will stage automobile sightseeing tours as part of the Association of American Secretaries of States convention in Washington. A special Board committee meets today to finalize arrangements for the tours to run from Monday through Wednesday.
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Association of Ameriq Secretaries of States
Washington
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