Ford shifts on war pacifism to preparedness stance
Mount Clemens Michigan July 15 Henry Ford testifies in a $1,000,000 libel suit against the Chicago Daily Tribune. He now backs preparedness to the hilt if League of Nations plan fails and warns there may be another great war needed. Ford accuses press agent Delavinge of drafting pacifist pieces without his reading them.
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The Escape at Orpheum Opens Four Day Run
The Escape starts its four day engagement at the Orpheum theater today as a major seasonal attraction. It follows the lives of people in the underworld and a heroine seeking a cleaner life with Mae Marsh Blanche Sweet Owen Moore and Robert Herron in the stellar cast. The film prompts serious thought and is sure to attract attention in Butte.
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Ford Acknowledges Propaganda Stance On Disarmament
In testimony to Attorney E G Stevenson representing the Tribune the witness reaffirmed core sentiments printed by Delaying and added a qualifier about redness. He recalled 1916 when US defense readiness was sufficient and opposed expanding armed forces. Stevenson noted no overpre paredness term in the articles but Ford urged US leadership in global disarmament, believing others would follow.
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Defendant claims witness insulted him in court
In a police court session yesterday Anton Glavenieh faced disturbance charges brought by Miss Ferris, daughter of S Ferris. She testified he insulted her while she worked at the Lyric theater. Glavenieh denied the insult and said she had halted him, claiming she called him vile names. Three Serbian friends testified for the defense and the evidence remained contradictory, leading to dismissal of the case.
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Senate Debates Shantung Concession and League Covenant Clash
The July debate in Washington centers on the Shantung peninsula and Japan's rights, with Lodge Nicking Tokyo over China, Borah urging firm stance, Hitchcock defending legality of 1898 transfer to Japan, and a broader critique of the peace treaty. The Senate advances a request for information on a secret 1918 agreement while readings of the treaty proceed.
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Report Confirms Cruelty Charges Across Korea
New York reports a commission findings that atrocities against Koreans are confirmed. The document accuses the Japanese colonial system of severe military oppression and widespread abuse of the native population. It notes Koreans seeking independence and the struggle for language, press, and assembly freedoms denied by Japan.
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