China Proposals Startle Japan on Administrative Freedom
The article notes Japanese circles discuss China’s administrative freedom and Japan’s readiness to support China’s integrity. It mentions Tokyo's troops in China, saying temporary actions reflect army presence and allied foreign forces, with tensions over neutrality and power balance in the region.
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England
France
Kaghind
Nostl
China
Sher
Japan
Mernin
Ghira
Barnes admires Pasha Zagloul in Egyptian talks
Major Barnes, returning from Cairo, says Egypt’s push for independence is a national awakening. He notes broad support for Zaghloul as the national symbol and finds no hostility toward Britons, only a wish to remain friends. He traveled hundreds of miles, meeting hundreds of thousands of Egyptians.
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Ins Thome
Iwi
Pinsha Zagiowl
Apt
Tie
Tye
Taloyd George
Nod
Mariament
Barney Geaiilly
Terpt
Iis
Zendon
Egypt
Beret
Old Saddle Makes Regular Sport At 101
Dan Quick, 101, famed canoeing and racing saddler, celebrated at a Vancouver race meeting. Born in England, he emigrated to the United States, helped Miles Howe with early sewing machines, and fought for the North in the Civil War. He runs a Powell Street saddlery shop and ships saddles worldwide.
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Vancouver
Dan
Quick
England & i
Tno
George Til
United
England
Miles Howe
Wea
Dle
Centenaran
Powell Street
Brasil
Australia
United States
Canada
Immigrants Abroad Debate Sparks at City Meeting
Frederick A. Wallis, longtime immigration commissioner, urged that selecting and regulating immigrants before and after arrival is essential to solving the nation’s immigration problem. He described Ellis Island as a gateway and recounted appalling conditions and a need for humane treatment to foster sane Americanization.
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United States
A. Wellis
Ellis Island
Lille
Feor
Isree
China's Parley Stance Outlines Pacific Principles
The Chinese delegation states its aim to guide conference decisions with principles harmonizing China's interests with global needs. It seeks peaceful development, neutral resources for all, and the right to shape its political institutions while facing foreign aggression and internal reforms.
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China
Simpy
Far East
Pacific
Peter
Oly
Hind
France to broach subject of limitation of armies
Associated Press reports the United States will not offer a definite plan for army limits at the conference. Briand hints France may press for a self limited army for defense, while Britain and the United States withhold proposals. American and allied delegations reserve positions pending data from other powers.
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France
United States
Briand
Britain
Sintas
Creal
Ile Land
Amerterss
Thersel
Chapman Consents to Return to Boston From New York
Nav. With Albert R Shapman, of Boom, consents to return to Boston at his own expense after being questioned by post office inspectors aboard the Engin hound Agaiania. He faces charges tied to disposing of securities stolen in a Los Angeles mall robbery last March. He claims innocence and says he delivered a sealed envelope to another broker without knowing contents.
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York
Albert R Shapman
Post Office
Agaiania
Los Angeles
Boston
Chapman
Saloman
Men of Art and Letters Meeting in New York
Report on the annual gathering of the National Academy of Arts and Letters in New York. Activities include selections by members from a list of nominees across drama fiction painting sculpture architecture and wit. Attendees and ceremonies noted with emphasis on honor and academy traditions.
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New York
Arerien
Uwerdergon Travar
Wenrell
Tie Academy
Academy
Nemingos
Natonal Instit
Arta Ang
Marsha
America
Anidier
Fr Ateademician
Orn Lhe
American Acadermy
League of Voters Convention Opens With Enthusiasm
The Hartford gathering of the Connecticut League of Women Voters opened with a large banquet at the Hotel Band featuring Governor Lake and notable attendees. Nancy Schoonmaker spoke on women’s role in Europe and American influence, while George Wickersham addressed armament limits.
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Everett Lake
Hartford
Governor Lake
Bret Gheuker
Connecticut League of Women
Mabel
Wash- Dury
Langue
Kired
Geroge W. Wickersham
New York
Nanny
Schoonmaker
Ang
MacKensie
Larue Brovwn
Katherina Ludington
Lyme
H. OH
Townshend
New Haven
Hiram Percy
Maxim
Robert P. Butter
Nancy Schoonmaker
Worman
Europe
Entivasiaam
Li Unmaker
Sai
George Wickersham
Taft
O-Dax
Monecticut League
No Women Voters
Tatherne Tadington
Atu, Brown
Boston
Raymond Brown
Charles Mietrich
Nebraska
House to Vote on Surtax Today
The chamber debates amendments on the existing tax law for stock and corporate items. Proposals include maintaining current rates on brokers, hotel and theater operators, liquor dealers, tobacco manufacturers, and others while adding a tax simplification board and a one half percent monthly interest on refunds.
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Senate
Selail
House
Busband
We Will
Forinis
Intertil Regent Bureau
101 year old Annie Ralston shares longevity hints
Mrs Annie J Ralston aged 101 says a diet formula keeps her robust. She recalls farm life in Maryland with husband Joe and notes younger generations should work to stay active. She plans to apply for pension next November and urges careful living in old age.
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Annie J. Ralston
Ma. Tagelswatt
Fralston
Maryland
Joe
Ralston
North Defance
Ralston Nue
Milenie
Hinksian
Chilean President seeks prohibition on alcohol sales nationwide
In Santiago, the president announced plans to ask Congress to ban alcohol sales in mining and industrial districts across Chile. He emphasized a “dry zone” in key mining regions in the north and described harsh unrest and casualties among workers before order was restored.
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Santiago
Chile
Prasifens Alpxaonelrilas
Congress
MedAnduatrial
Cenntecs
Inteplyeo
Taxtear
Kiel
Japan Seeks Privileged Far East Position
Washington reports Japan aims for special status in the Far East and Pacific, arguing its geographic position and population growth justify privileged access, amid debates over naval expansion and China policy. A shift toward domestic investment and political reform is noted as influence from younger Japanese voices grows. Freight service resumes Chilean port trade with Hong Kong, bringing 180 Chinese passengers and a cargo of rice.
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Washington
Pacific Ocean
Far East
Japan
China
Ching
Hey
Alparaiso
Chile
Hwah Ping Hay
Hong Kong
South America
Peru
Edwards Olive Tablets substitute for calomel
The ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safer laxative and liver remedy than calomel. It claims they treat liver and bowels with fewer side effects, avoid tooth damage from strong calomel, and relieve headaches dullness and heaviness by improving energy and mental clarity.
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Edwards
Tetanianes
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