External pressures and domestic debate on Japan and policy
The article surveys analysis from Williamstown and Brooklyn Eagle on Japan's reliance on external trade and its militarist pressures, noting Japan's need for cotton, wool, sugar, rubber, and China’s influence on its economy. It also covers Maryland court views on wife discipline, legal nuances of slapping versus spanking, and political commentary on Coolidge era figures and the World Court, concluding with remarks on Texas political figures and the July primaries.
The Next Senate as Democrats Aim for Control
A New York Sun staff reporter says Democrats eye control of the Senate in the Seventieth Congress aided by gains in California Colorado Arizona Nevada and Utah. Democrats need nine seats for a majority, with possible wins in Maryland Kentucky Indiana Missouri and the Southwest, while Republican fights in California and Utah and Reed Smoot in Utah shape the race.
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New York Sun
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Arizona
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Hiram Johnson
Reed Smoot
Maryland
Kentucky
Indiana
Missouri
Coueism Questioned by French Medical Academy
Dr Emile Coue's autosuggestion method faces official critique as potentially harmful in some cases by delaying essential medical treatment The French Academy of Medicine declares Coueism applicable only to functional disorders and warns it may hinder urgent surgical care In essence the method is praised for some cases but deemed dangerous and insufficient without medical examination
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Emile Coue
French Academy of Medicine
Rumors of War Not Alarming Officials in Pacific Trade
At a Williamstown conference on Pacific trade relations Mr. Eldrege of the U S department of commerce and Consul General Saito for Nippon agreed there is little hope of friction between the United States and Japan. They saw no serious threat of war or significant tensions in trade talks.
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United States
Williamstown
Mass
Eldrege
Far East
Department of Commerce
Saito
Nippon
Ruthless Chief on Gibget Whittemore’s Downfall Saga
Baltimore in August reports the swift fall of ruthless bandit Whittemore, once head of a major crime syndicate. The piece chronicles his arrest after a March night club encounter, the gang’s operations across New York Chicago and Baltimore, his murder conviction for a guard killing, and the fates of key henchmen and relatives amid a sweeping crackdown.
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Anthony Paladine
Wittermore
Kendser
Margaret Whittemore
H. R. O'Conor
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Maryland Court of Ai
Ritchie
Maryland
Rogar Allan Poe
Witchie
Chicaco Tommy"Langrella
North Arlington
Man L. Gilden
Whittem
Mighty Tusker and the Blue Lizard Tail
Peter faces danger from Heraia the Heron Monko the White Monkey and others as the Mighty Tusker leads a tense scene. The Blue Lizard’s magic tail saves Peter when a warning signal signals imminent attack. The Beast, Bird, and Snake pause, and Uttte Two-Legs pleads for mercy.
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Star's Chauffeur Don McCrae Found Dead at Coogan Ranch
Don McCrae, former chauffeur for Jackie Coogan's family, was found shot in the head at the Coogan ranch in Campo, Calif. Police say it was self-inflicted after a postcard led to his location. Det. Shipley, once connected to Coogan, may have been involved. inquest ordered for Diego tomorrow.
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Jackie Coogan
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Los Angeles
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Jack Coogan Jr
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H. Everett Shipley
Shipley
Joseph Block
Srentia Star
Block
Ehipsey
Romean
Tipton
Iowa
An Diego
Cooran
I Suede Block
MacPhersons Night Hotel Mixup Tale
A fragmentary night hotel scene shows MacPherson hammering at his barrow as his wife complains about bells and neighbors. A guest in robe entertains a late night mix of rooms and elevator confusion, with a clerk attempting to resolve the mistaken room change to 312.
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Stout
Morty
Swanteha
Imiota
New Move in Murder Case at Somerville Jail
Willie Stevens and Henry B Carpender were committed to the county jail on charges related to the murder of Rev Edward Wheeler Hall and Mrs Eleanor His choir singer. Indictments named both victims, warrants issued on one complaint per person, hearings set for tomorrow at 2 pm likely postponed.
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Willie Stevens
Henry B. Carpender
Fransen Stevens Hall
Halls
Edward Wheeler Hall
Eleanor Afitis
Quilty
John J. Lamb
Sate
State Police
Three Men Given Stay Of Death In Boston Prison
In Charlestown state prison three inmates learned they have three months more to live as Governor Puller granted respite to November 4. Devereaux Heinin Laughlin await appeals after being condemned for the murder of James Ferneau, night watchman at the Middlesex & Boston street railway car barn. Donald Ringer, 19, Nebraska’s youngest condemned, faces a board decision Friday on his murder conviction of Carl Moore Hasings.
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Boston
Deatin
Charlestown State Prison
Goner
Alvan T. Puller
John J. Devereaux
Edward J. Heinin
John J. M. Laughlin
James Ferneau
Waltham
Middlesex & Boston Street Railway
Devereaux
Donald Ringer
Board of Pardons and Paroles
Ringer
Carl Moore
Eagles parade draws 200000 spectators in Seattle festival
Fraternal Order of Eagles 20 000 strong parade attracts entrants from Washington and nearby regions. Drum corps and arts teams from Oakland Sacramento Great Falls Victoria Portlands compete for honors after the march. Milwaukee chosen for 1927 convention with officers elected for annual session in Seattle.
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Order of Eagles
Washington
British Columbia
Montana
California
Oakland
Sacramento
Great Falls Sront
Victoria
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Milwaukee
Michael 0. Burna
Hamilton
Ohio
Loui Wenterman
Ray Davis
Colorado Springs
John S. Parry
San Francisco
Joseph H. Dowling
Dayton
M. J. Smith
Waterbury
Horoscope for Friday August 13 1926
An astrology based forecast says forceful and energetic persons have a lucky day with many rising prospects. Doers rise toward larger visions and quicker sympathies as fairs expositions and commercial ventures show promise. Farmers may see better markets and investors focus on real estate while engineers perform new ground works. Children born today may have a sunny, varied life though caution is advised in personal matters.
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