War with Japan is unlikely and costly for Japan
A editorial view argues that war with the United States would be financially ruinous for Japan. It notes Japan’s weak wealth compared to America, loss of foreign trade, and lack of backing from other powers. The piece asserts Japan could not sustain a long conflict and would face immediate economic collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
United States
America
Orient
Island
Empire
Okio
Russia
Germany
Xely
Europe
United States of Europe and World Vision in History
A editorial meditation argues for a future United States of Europe and eventually a United States of the World. It traces shifts from monarchies to republics, envisions continental federations under a global commonwealth, and suggests war only ends with universal governance. The piece invokes Kellogg and Coolidge in urging arms limitation talks as a precursor to broader federation.
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United States
Europe
World
Orno
United States of Europe
Kellogg
Coolidge
North America
Belurige Sea
Canal Zone
Dogen
South America
Africa
Asia
Earth
Obituary Notes and Political Figures Mentioned
Yesterdays In Town recalls John M. Kainard longtime newspaper publisher and postmaster born Blairsville Pennsylvania in 1841. William I. Fuller of West Union congressman for Iowa’s Fourth District and assistant attorney general born Center County, Pennsylvania in 181? Des Moines Capital founded by Lafayette Young. Daylight saving time spurred election in Iowa.
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John Om. Kainard
Boom
Blairsville
Williaimn I. Fuller
West Union
Congress
Fourth
United States
Center County
Des Moines
Lafayette Young
Duaslight-saving
Elect
Iowa
Noted Birthdays And Political Declarations On This Date
One year ago today March 39 the German People's party backed a democratic monarchy. Joseph Caillaux former French premier born 62 years ago today. De Wolf Hopper famed New York comedian born 67 years ago. Henry M Bates University of Michigan law dean born Chicago 56 years ago. Dr Alexander C Humphreys Stevens Institute of Technology president born Edinburgh 74 years ago.
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German People’s Party
Joseph Caillaux
de Wolf Hopper
New York City
Henry M. Bates
Univerisity of Michigan Law School
Chicago
Alexander C. Humphreys
Stevens Institute of Technology
Edinburgh
Notable birthdays and anniversaries around the world
Today marks the centennial of Gen Samuel Maxey birth, a Confederate commander and U.S. senator from Texas. Also observed is the 75th anniversary of the Royal Adelaide wreck off the English coast with 100 lives lost. The Metropolitan Museum of Art opened in New York 45 years ago with President Hayes attending. Alaska celebrates Seward Day, honoring the 1867 Russia sale negotiations by Secretary Seward. A papal consistory will elevate two Spanish prelates to cardinal, bestowing the red hat on Seville and Granada archbishops. In sports and events, racing, cycling, bowling, tennis, golf, boxing from Milwaukee to Boston feature notable bouts and tournaments.
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Samuel Maxey
U.S
Texas
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York City
Hayes
Alaska
Seward
United States
Russia
Crossword Puzzle Long Shot List Incomplete
Readable crossword items show many clues for across and down entries. The page mixes clues, partial answers, and stray notes about language, geography, and instruments, withOCR errors and garbled lines.
Publisher's Denial of Alleged Campaign Smear Letter
A publisher defends against insinuations from the Popular ticket committee’s campaign literature. He asserts a fake letter linking a Klansman to his city ties is false, stating it was printed to attack him personally. He recalls the Times opposing the Klan and notes others have sought to “square” the Klansman with the Times.
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Alan Committee
Popudar
Vinton
Sines Tiamk
Sweur
Cedar Rapids
North
Klansmiain
Times
Vany
Popular Ticket Committee
Jdsto
Judement
Alan
Bosved
Klan
Wealth Bureau Campaign Against Rat Plague Initiated
The Public Health Service launches a nationwide effort to curb rat carried plague. Surgeon General Cummings notes ships entering U S ports will be gas sterilized to eradicate rodents. The gas treatment has used tear gas. further studies are planned to improve effectiveness.
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Washington
Ike Reined
United States
Public Health
Servier
Sureon Cheneral Cummings
Tadiay
American
Public Neagth Service
Coolidge Quits Cruise After Chesapeake Bay Visit
President and Mrs. Coolidge end a weekend aboard the May after a short trip with friends at the Wij House landing in Washington Mare a. They return to the White House this morning amid the Chesapeake Bay voyage and extended weekend plans.
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Coolidge
Washington
Mare A
Ofelook
Chesapeake Bay
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tiaduane Jockey Club
Boston
Herbie Schaeffer
Karl McArthur
Peoria
Ireland
Cape Good Hope
Italy
Hind
Baron Drais
Mannheim
Bengal
Assam
Scotland
Uganda
Namaqtat
New Zealand
Ionian Islands
Cecy
Yea
Wealth Bureau
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