High Official Moves to Quell Crisis Rumors
A high government official says Britain will avoid rupturing ties with Russia due to grave English industrial strain and sensitive trade. The note may push Moscow to curb propaganda while Chamberlain and Baldwin maintain cautious, unchanged policy amid tensions and European diplomacy.
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Canton Daily News
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Rosalea
Baldwin-Chamberlain
Lord Birksenhead
England
Russia
Chamberlain
China
Moscow
Rakovsky
Foreign Office
Great Britain
Baldwin
House of Commons
Opera Star Denies Row Over Vienna Walkure Incident
Marie Jeritz a writes to the Vienna press denying she disturbed Frau Olszewska during a Die Walkure performance. Jeritza says she did not know the rival singer and asks officials to issue a denial. The back stage dispute sparked public debate over who disrupted the aria and earned the epithet apitting diva.
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Canton Daily News
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Frau Olszewska
Olszewaka
Jeritza
Olszewska
Opera
Inspector Nesbitt Asked to Resign in Columbus Duty Policy
July 8 report says Miss Jennie R. B. Nesbitt of Columbus, an inspector in the Ohio enforcement district, was asked to resign as part of a policy shift to replace women with men in enforcing federal duty laws. Porterfield, federal prohibition director for Ohio, is identified as taking the action. Nesbitt previously taught at the Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home in Xenia.
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Jennie RB. Nesbitt
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E. L. Porterfield
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Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home
Xenta
Japanese Editor Slams US Exclusion Act as Misunderstanding
Osaka Mainichi editorial titled Americas National Shame argues two key dates define US Japan ties: opening to world trade and 1924 immigration ban. It praises Perry and Harris, condemns discrimination as faulty policy, and urges amendment toward justice and better mutual understanding.
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Japan
Oska Mainichi
America
United States
Mainichi
Commodore Perry
Amelia
Townsend Harris
Menace Seen in Trade Shake Up
Honolulu July 8 Experts at the Institute of Pacific Relations warn of misery chaos revolution and possible war as the Far East undergoes industrialization. Much havoc already has been seen in the trade disruptions and tensions described by analysts.
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Canton Daily News
Honolulu
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Far East
East and West must guide industry to avert widespread disruption
Mr. Batchelder warns that China and other Asian nations move toward local production using European machines may disrupt global trade. He argues India Japan and China build self sufficient industries, reducing demand for British and American goods and threatening Western markets without high protective tariffs.
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Anxious to help Holland trade
Amsterdam reports Dr. Julius Klein stating he will do everything to stimulate commercial relations between the United States and Holland amid U S quarantine on Dutch bulbs and seeds. Dutch bulb growers deplore federal decisions that impede trade, urging scientific disease control. He notes American rubber interests in Suriname rubber culture and the possibility of uprooting lead disease.
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Canton Daily News
Amsterdan
United States
Holland
Julius Klein
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Klein
Suriname
Physician Demonstrates New Gland Therapy Claim
A Baltimore physician, after German work, promotes gland therapy to extend life. He touts Glandogen, a concentrated glandular tonic from healthy young animal glands, as a remedy for thousands of failing men and women with Roth & Hug's drug store as supplier.
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Baltimore
Germany
Roth & Hug's
Dutch West Indian Tax Policy Favored By Foreign Capital
Dr Klein predicted great activity of American capital in Suriname and said the Dutch West Indian tax policy could be modified to favor foreign capital.
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Klein
Suriname
Horse future as curious as early auto in 20th century
Elyria dispatch notes a speculative forecast that horses may become as curious a novelty as automobiles once were, suggesting a cultural shift over decades. The fragment hints at modernization and changing attitudes toward transportation.
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