Japs Will Have Own Blue Law On Sunday
New York report notes Presbyterian Board findings on Japan’s religious and social reforms. Aimed at shortening work hours, enforcing a weekly rest day, and limiting shifts for youths, the plan also covers hotel and public bath exemptions. It mentions social service efforts and a new Jodo sect temple in Osaka with free funeral services for the poor.
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Kit Carson Tree Monument Marked In Nevada Hall Of Fame
The Associated Press reports in Carson City that Native Sons of California unveiled a monument marking the Kit Carson Tree site. The 1844 pine, linked to Col. Fremont and the Lake Tahoe region discovery, was moved after being cut, with Carson’s name carved on it. Other nominations include the Hickory from John Brown’s Osawatomie camp and the New Garden Oak tied to Guilford Court House, honoring Revolutionary history and local monuments.
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Aging Rear Admiral George Fink Kutz Dies at 86
Rear Admiral George Fink Kutz, a veteran of long naval service and among the navy's oldest officers, died in San Francisco. Born July 14, 1896 in Wilkesborough, Pennsylvania, he served through the Civil War era, earned the rank of rear admiral for his wartime duties, and retired in June 1898 after forty years of service.
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Yellow peril warned as world faces Asiatic rise
Dr A F Lee Legendre, a French writer on Chinese and Asiatic affairs, warns the world Asia is at the white man’s doors. He argues Japan’s wartime gains, Germanic and Soviet links, and growing Asiatic wealth threaten Western dominance unless Europe boosts production and crafts cheap goods in Asia. He cites Siberian butter exports as an example of Asiatic resource potential.
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State normal school presidents vote 4200 salary raise
Oklahoma city August 10. Presidents of six state normal schools will earn 4200 a year, a raise of 600 from last year. The increase was adopted by the Inez legislature. Mr and Mrs Elbert Quincy, who spent days in Ada handling city property sale matters, left today for Anadarko Okla.
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Tax Revision Talks Shift to How to Spare Tax Burden
Chairman Fordney and Ways and Means Republicans plan a late day conference with President Harding to discuss tax revision. Leaders will consider reducing or delaying excess profits and surtaxes, with freight and passenger transport levies eyed for a substantial cut.
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Parenthood Course 10 at Oklahoma University
The article notes a forthcoming course at the University of Oklahoma focusing on the psychology of parenthood, maternal health before and after birth, and child rearing. It emphasizes equal access for married women, young and old, with Mrs Cordelia Kent teaching under Mrs Vera Moore. The program covers child rights, infancy care, juvenile issues, and special needs without stressing feeding specifics.
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Boy Injured by Service Car on West Main Street
From Friday's Daily Ada Steam Laundry employee's son was injured when a service car driven by Virgil Buchanan ran over him on West Male street. The boy was taken to Leat Hospital for treatment. doctors expect recovery. Witnesses say he jumped from a wagon, failed to see the approaching car. Buchanan, a known local driver, traveled at a moderate speed. The boy's father is dead. Pauls Valley resident John Lobanga died Tuesday near Corley school at his home. He was a brother of D. S. Lobaugh of Garvin County and considered a leading citizen.
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Railway shopmen accept order to meet on new election plan
Philadelphia August 19 Shopmen of the Pennsylvania railroad will not strike to compel the company to follow the United States labor board order. They will meet with union employees to arrange details for a new election of a committee to draft a revised schedule of working agreements. H Ss Jeffrey, chairman of the advisory board, said the union would rely on patriotism and public sentiment to press compliance.
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