U S Auto Man Optimistic Over German Conditions
Jerlin Aug 22 Germany shows signs of increasing stability that Warrants business confidence says John N Willys of Cleveland chairman of the foreign trade committee of the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce He has just concluded a study of the economic conditions of Germany The efforts toward readjustment of business to normal conditions will do much to remove uncertainty surrounding enterprise because of restrictions on trade The abrogation of these trade impediments will stimulate freer commerce especially between Germany and the United States German officials sincerely endeavoring to improve trading conditions Informal talks between American motor interests and German circles suggest a liberal increase in the present import quota for American cars will shortly be decreed.
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Associated Press
Jerlin
Germany
John N. Willys
Cleveland
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Willys
United States
Far Eastern Medical Congress Meet in Tokio October
The sixth congress of the Far Eastern Association of Tropical Medicine will be held in Tokyo from October 11 to 19 under imperial government auspices. Topics include malaria prevention and treatment amoebic dysentery beriberi and tuberculosis statistics and government representation on beriberi. An exhibition on metetrine hygiene and medical apparatus will accompany the conference.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Far Astern Association of Tropical Medicine
Orient
Inter‘national Medical Congress of
Europe
Geneva
Far East
Society
Singapore
Tlaleo
Japan
British Lords Defeat Living Farm Wage Bill
The Marquess of Lincolnshire urged a farm wage bill in the House of Lords but faced heavy opposition from landowners. He noted his own workers receive 46 shillings weekly and defended his practices, saying few left the land in 60 years. The bill failed by a substantial majority amid calls of national scandal.
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London
Marquess of Lincolnshire
House of Lords
Marquess of
Lincolnshire
England
Arctic Explorers Briefly Daste the Far North Apparel
In a August dispatch from Niy Aaalesund to Kingsbaya, explorers Roald Amundsen and Lincoln Ellsworth with their companions are noted for not preferring attire that matches their expedition status. The report hints at practicality over style as they conduct their polar journey.
Polar Explorers Return Dressed in City Style
The group shed Arctic gear for everyday attire, appearing transformed as they arrived. Amundsen wore a gray sports jacket and cap with breeches and brogues, Riiser-Larsen in dark blue serge, Omdal in blue serge, Dietrichson in gray tweeds, Ellsworth in a gray sweater, Feucht in a plain suit. Their copper complexions hinted at their Arctic travels.
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Amundsen
Riiser-Larsen
Oscar Omdal
Leif Dietrichson
Ellsworth
Feucht
Son of Famous Japanese Saved After Death Pact
Tokio aug 22 another shinju case draws attention in Japanese news as the son of a famed figure is saved after attempting suicide by his own hand and bystanders intervene in the act.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Tragic Shinju Debacle Near Lake Chuzenji Involving Kitazato Heir
Shintaro Kitazato son of Dr. Kitazato attempted to die with a geisha in a double suicide at Lake Chuzenji. He survived after slashing his throat while the woman was found dead earlier. The case highlights the lovers doomed by hopeless prospects and social pressures.
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Manjin
Shintaro Kitazato
Baron Kitazato
Kitazato
Witazato
Lake
Chuzenji
Safeguard Public Morals by Ban on Court Reports
London reports dated August 22 say efforts to safeguard public morals prompt a ban on certain court reports. The measure aims to curb sensational detail while preserving essential legal information.
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Dodge Brothers, Inc
London
Lord Daring introduces bill to curb indecent divorce reports
In the House of Lords Lord Daring unveils a proceeding bill banning print or publication of any indecent medical or physiological details related to divorce or separation cases. Penalties include up to three months in jail or a $2500 fine or both, with exemptions for law reports and professional technical works. Also notes social visits and travels from Lenox to Omaha and Monmouth.
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Lord Daring
House of Lords
Mrs. Williams Visits New Market for Weekend with Relatives
Mrs. Art Williams left this afternoon for New Market to spend the weekend visiting relatives. Mrs. J. Roy Cooper has returned home after a brief visit here.
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Art Williams
New Market
J. Roy Cooper
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