Anti American Spirit in Japan Crisis in US Japan relations
Report from Tokio notes Japan faces another nervous crisis in its relations with the United States. A US note on Saghatien occupation is seen as part protest and part US viewpoint. Japanese officials plan to answer Washington to clarify positions. Interpellations in the diet rise as anti American sentiment grows amid reports of arson in Marysville and maps being stolen.
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Tokio
United States
America
Japan
Saghatien
Nichi Nichi
Washington
Tokyo
California
Marysville
Cal
Cantu Recruits Army in Mexicali
Mexicali reports eight former Carranza officers met Governor Estaban Cantu to offer services against invading forces. Three recruiting officers enrolled ten men, aiming for 4000 troops as federals advance. Gov Cantu predicted attacks near Buscida and a Colorado river point within days and awaited De la Huerta's telegram response. He denied open rebellion in Lower California per Valenzuela.
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Mexicali
California
Venustiano Carranza
Estaban Cantu
Cantu
Cablu
Buscnida
Colorado River
de la Huerta
Interior
Valenzuela
Girl Is Killed in Auto Mishap Near Lava Hot Springs
A car crash at 6 am Thursday near Kinport east of Lava Hot Springs killed 17 year old Alta Grover and injured three others from a Beehive Girls party returning from Logan Utah. Miss Grover is daughter of Ernest Grover of Thomas Idaho. Miss Watson and Miss Spencer are also from Thomas. Ed Van Orden suffered minor injuries.
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Kinport
Lava Hot Springs
Alta Grover
Miss Orn Watson
Theta Spencer
Ed van Orden
Miss Grover
Ernest Grover
Thomas
Blackfoot
Miss Watson
John 2. Watson
L.ds. Chuweh
Hlackfoot
Logan
Utah
L. D. BS
Corn Prospects Seen as Best in State by Board Chief
Oklahoma corn prospects for the 1220 crop are described as the best in the state by John A. Whitehurst, president of the state board of agriculture.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
John A. White Hurst
Tie State Board of Agriculture
Geary Sentenced to Hang in Cobb-Blooded Murder Case
Geary received a death sentence for the motiveless Cobb murder of Harry D. Tiockas. The case arose after a fatal shooting weeks prior with no provocation cited. Grace Wilson faces preliminary hearing in Winfield Kansas on a bond of 700 dollars for alleged wife kiting her husband Homer Wilson a rancher.
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Geary
Chicago
Gene Cleary
Torlois
Harry d. Tiockas
Winfield
Kan—Mers
Grace Wilson
Homer Wilson
Villa Surrenders 70 De la Huerta Villa
Francisco Villa accepts private Mexican citizenship after negotiations with the De la Huerta government at Sabinas. Villa agrees to submit to the government, receive a year of army pay for his troops, escort to Torreon, where his 1800 men will be mustered out and allotted land, with financial guarantees. General Martinez calls the act patriotic and rail service resumes in Sabinas. Governor Cantu rebels in Lower California. interior secretary Valenzuela downplays the move.
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Eagle Pass
Francisco Villa
Mexico
de la Huerta
Sabinas
Villa
Eugenio Martinez
Torreon
Della Huerta
Martinez
Ellano Tames
Mexico City
Eteban Cantu
Lower
California
Gilberto Valenzuela
Interior
Valenzuela
Townley Defeated in Retrial Bid in Minnesota Case
Fairmont Minnesota A C Townley president of the National Nonpartisan League and Joseph Gilbert former league organizer were denied new trials on charges of conspiracy to encourage disloyalty during the war. They face ninety day jail sentences after a Jackson Minnesota conviction a year ago for speeches in support of the Nonpartisan League in Jackson county. District Judge C Dean issued the order. Their trial lasted three weeks.
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Minnesota
Fairmont
Minn
A. C. Townley
National Nonpartisan League
Joseph Gilbert
League
C. Dean
Townley
Gilbert
Jackson
To Start Aero Mail Service Across Continent
A fleet of three all metal monoplanes was equipped Wednesday at Central Park Long Island to carry the first mail bags over the continent by air. The flight aims to map a regular aerial mail route opening the first week of September under the Post Office Department and the United States Air Service.
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New York
Central Park
Long Island
Post Office Department
United States Air Service
Calderon Arrives in Washington To Aid Mexican Accord
Don Fernando Iglesias Calderon, special high commissioner of Mexico with ambassador rank, has just arrived from Mexico City to assist in Washington with efforts to secure an agreement between the Villietas and the new De la Huerta government.
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Don Fernando Iglesias Calderon
Mexico
Washington
Mexico City
Villietas
de la Huerta
Mayor Welcomes Oklahoma Gas Train To Los Angeles
Officials greet a 200000 gallon gasoline train from Oklahoma in Los Angeles. Mayor M. P Styder and Automobile Club officers preside at the welcome ceremony as gasoline supplies remain scarce.
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Los Angeles
Oklahoma
M. P Styder
Decree Revocation Promises New France Import Rules
A decree to revoke the April 23 prohibition on certain commodity imports is to be promulgated. Officials say some items will still be barred from entry into France while changes are awaited.
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Parla
France
Coolidge Accepts G O P Nomination in Massachusetts
Governor Coolidge accepts the Republican vice presidential nomination at Smith College in Northampton. Governor Morrow of Kentucky delivered the formal notification address. an audience of thousands heard Coolidge urge a peace basis and separation of powers, praising anti league of nations stance and endorsing US commitments to peace. Senator Lodge and Senator Weeks attended as party leaders while an airplane dropped flowers.
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Northampton
Mass
Coolidge
League
America
Republican Party
Allen Field
Smith College
Massachusetts
Lodge
J. W. Weeks
Senator Lodge
Governor Coolidge
Edwin P. Morrow
Kentucky
Premiers Lloyd George and Millerand Confirm Peace Conference Plan
Conference leaders reaffirm the goal of a peace conference with the Bolsheviks while shaping financial terms of coal arrangements with Cherny. Britain will not agree to an international conference while Bolsheviks resist but later show willingness to discuss peace with Poland.
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Rowogie
Lloyd George
Millerand
Cherny
Lingh George
Mo Millerand
Great Britta
Soclal
Poland
Tussie
Showll Alten
Trial ends amid tension at Communist Labor party hearing
In Chicago twenty Communist Labor party members faced testimony as the trial concluded Friday. Ole Hanson, ex mayor of Seattle, was escorted from the courtroom in a dispute with Clarence Darrow representing the defense. A separate Cartagena crash reports a pilot killed in an airplane accident.
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Chicago
Communist Labor Party
Ole Hanson
Seattle
Clarence Darrow
Cartagena
Colombia
Fratout
King Alexander Takes Adrianople
Greek troops have occupied Adrianople in Thrace, with Eski Baba and rail junctions seized and Greek forces pushing toward the city. Turkish resistance is described as feeble as they flee toward Adrianople, while Turkish commanders seek orders amid advancing Greek artillery.
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London
Adrianople
Athens
Exchange Telegraph Company
Thrace
Eski-Baba
Constantinople
Kirk Kilisseh
Jafar Tayar
Tehataldja
Farmers Adopt Market Plan for Cooperative Marketing
Chicago report on the American farm bureau federation final session where committees were formed to develop cooperative marketing for grain and livestock. The livestock plan received unanimous approval. the grain committee will be appointed soon by J. R. Howard and will operate as a permanent body based in Chicago. Members include leading grain producers and elevator operators.
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Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
Association
J. R. Howard
Fire destroys vaults at Pareus Players in Kansas City
Thousands of motion picture fins valued at 100000 were destroyed by fire after an explosion in the Pareus Players corporation vaults inside the Kansas City Film Exchange building. Employees escaped injury.
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Milons
Filme
Cowboy Shot and Killed in Kansas Exhibition Area
Walter Wilson a famed southwest cowboy roper was shot and killed Saturday near Winfield Kansas in an area described as an uncounted pond. Police reported no further details on a suspect or motive.
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Winffield
Kans
Walter
Wilson
South West
Here
Four Miners Die In Mine Explosion Near Kemmerer
Four men killed and four likely to die after a powder magazine explosion at Sublet No 6 mine of the Kemmerer Coal Co twelve miles north of Kemmerer Wy at 4 45 pm Monday. Powder man Matt Wisniewski 21 may have started the blast by a match. Clothing torn, faces burned, wagon harness blown apart. Injured rushed to Lincoln County Hospital where seven doctors treated them before three Japanese and a Korean victim died.
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Kemmerer, Wye
Sublet No. 6
Kemmerer Coal Company
Matt Wisniewski
Wisniewski
Lincoln County Hospital
T. Imaga
Fred Kentfinkel
K. Shinn
Strike Ties Up Coal Field in Terre Haute District
Indiana coal field nearly idle as day laborers and drivers strike. About fifty mines near Terre Haute halted operations. United Mine Workers official urged a conference with miners and operators to seek settlement of wage disputes with the IBEW.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana
Illinois
Hu Stewart
United Mine Workers of America
Lewis
Strike by Disabled Soldiers at Saranac Home Sanatorium
Two hundred of 215 disabled tuberculosis patients at the Home sanatorium in Saranac Lake New York voted to ignore a Health Service transfer order. They formed an organization to oppose the move and appointed committees to plan reorganization acceptable to Washington.
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Saranac Lake
N. Y
United States Public Health Service
New York
the Health Service
Washington
Chicago trial opens amid fiery denunciations of rebels
The government labeled Lloyd and allied organizers of the Communist Labor party as cowardly disloyal rebels as state arguments began in the trial over alleged plots to overthrow the government by force.
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Chicago
William Brows Lloyd
Tillionaire Sergeant-Atarins
Communist Labor Party
Minebeen Tie Sociaies
May Stop Traffic In Kansas City If Coal Not Shipped
F G Buffe manager of the Kansas City Hallways warns five days remain before Kansas City loses coal supply and traffic is stopped leaving the city in darkness unless shipment arrives promptly.
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Kansas City
Kate
F. G. Buffe
Gary steel mills shut down by coal shortage
Gary Indiana mills suspend operations as coal shortage leaves hundreds idle. Rail mill two blast furnaces and open hearth furnaces halted, causing widespread stoppage in the steel district.
MARK ADAPTABILITY OF MAN In The Competition For Survival
The article argues that adaptability determines survival across species. It cites insects turning green to ambush prey and predators like bears and dolphins adapting to cold and sea. Humans use this principle to develop vehicles like cars planes and submarines, making man monarch of nature.
Russia Land of Holidays and Holy Week Traditions
The article describes Russian holiday customs with strict church observances, multiple days of rest, and fasting before Easter. It notes autonomy from work on feast days, six weeks of Lent, and devout avoidance of eggs milk and sugar for some. Easter preparations feature large decorated cakes and painted eggs blessed after midnight mass. Visiting rules require hospitality and gracious eating to avoid offense.
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Choira
Eskimo Honesty and Conflict Resolution Ties
The Eskimo culture emphasizes honesty and fairness, preferring to depreciate a flawed article over misrepresentation. They resolve disputes through dance duels and singing, with elders judging to uphold honor. War is rare, and self possession helps survive dangers like walrus, whale, and bear.
Superstition Touched by Colonial Belief in Africa
In the interior of Arle, ghosts and black magic are treated with seriousness under a damp jungle influence. White officials in the colonial office acknowledge native superstition and a growing lore of geoult tiles told to travelers, with little skepticism.
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Arle
Farce Speech Sparks Campaign Jest in Arkansas Election
A garbled clipping shows Misa Violet Chandler awkwardly thanking supporters during a county school superintendent race. The text notes a misread request for a nighttime nap and references Arkansas events, underscoring a chaotic campaign moment.
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Misa Violet Chandler
Arkansaa
Value of Imagination and Its Reach in Life
A reflective meditation on imagination as a divine gift and a driver of success. The author links imaginative capacity to grasping opportunities and gaining advantage over circumstances, framing imagination as essential to achievement and progress.
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