Britain will not support Japan over Pacific issues
Lord Charnwood argues in Pall Mall that despite a shared Anglo American heritage, Britain must reassess Pacific tensions with Japan. He cautions Americans and Britons alike about entanglements and urges clear Dominion interests alignment before any potential arms conflict.
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International News Service
London
Lord Charnwood
United States
Linecoln
United States- Great Britain
Pall Mall
Globe
America
Harding
Consel
Ugue of Nations
Wilson
League of Nations
Ign
League
Europe
Germany
Ameri
Japan
Queson
Australia
New Zealand
Dominions
Pacific
Pemiscot County Nominees Picked for Regional Bureau
S E Agricultural Bureau selects six nominees for county director positions with C R Bloker P Reynolds and R L Ward from Caruthersville T R Cole of Pascola and Geo R Crockett of Steele among those named Blanks will be mailed soon for member preference to choose Pemiscot county director. a second director will be selected by the Farm Bureau from the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Kohn
Caruthersville
Board of Directors
Pemiscot County
Southeast Missouri Agricultural Bureau
C. R., Bloker
P. Reynolds
R. L. Ward
T. R. Cole
Pascola
Geo. R. Crockett
Steele
Hayti High School Alumni Banquet Set For Wednesday
The Hayti High School Alumni Association will hold their annual banquet on Wednesday evening the 18th. The Christian Church Ladies Aid will prepare and serve the spread. Nearly forty tickets have been sold for the event, expected to be the most elaborate in the city.
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Hayti High School
Ladies Aid of the
Christian Church
Card of Thanks for Beulah Lee Shepard’s Death
We thank friends who assisted us in our bereavement after the death of Mrs Beulah Lee Shepard who died Monday morning Their kind words and sympathy remain in our hearts Also note George Mangrum is recovering and may be home soon Musicscrolls for player pianos at Turnbaughs Jewelry Store Caruthersville Buckleys offers washboards boilers and tubs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Lee Shepard
George Mangrum
Statement on alliances and national stance declared
A fragment quotes a call against America for any alliance, urging a loud public declaration of this stance and steadfast position in foreign policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Taxes and Prohibition Take Fun From Life
Chauncey Mitchell Depew, aged eighty seven, laments dull life due to taxes and prohibition. He recalls Artemus Ward's Albany debut in 1864 and how Ward's jokes met a cold, aristocratic audience before sparking laughter with his closing line.
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Depew
New York
Chauncey Mitchell Depew
Chauner Depew
Mr. Depew
Ward
Albany
Artemus Ward
Knickerbocker
Salt Lake City
Brigham Young
Young
Forty Towns Restored, Forty Remain Destroyed in France
International News Service reports that of 3,256 wartime French villages, life has returned in 3,216. Forty villages may never be rebuilt after total destruction. Of nearly 294,000 homes destroyed and 295,000 damaged, over 280,000 have been rebuilt and 130,000 temporary homes erected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Paris
Bradshaw Refuses Governor Hyde’s Demand
Kansas City May 5 Jas T Bradshaw state grain inspector today refused emphatically to comply with Gov Hyde’s demand that he resign. Just what steps the Governor will take to bring the matter to a focus has not been made known.
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Kansas City
Jas. T. Bradshaw
Hyde
Allies Send Ultimatum to Germany
London reports that Allied governments at a conference issued a firm ultimatum to Germany under the Versailles terms. Germany must pay one billion marks within twenty five days and comply by May 11 or face enforced payment and potential actions including blockade of Hamburg and seizure of frontier customs.
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London
Hamburg
Fight to finish marine workers in strike stand firm
Washington May 5 President Harding refused to mediate in the Marine strike, pushing the dispute toward a finish as leader William Brown says the workers will not yield. The strikers met today and approved the demands. Also a local ad notes a sale at Turnbaugh's Jewelry Store in Caruthersville with substantial discounts on jewelry, watches, and silverware.
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Washington
Harding
U. S
Marine Workers
Wm. Brown
Turnbaugh’s
Caaruthersville
Lincoln era humor and Confederate postmaster tales
A reminiscence on Lincoln’s fondness for Ward’s humor and other writers, including a Confederate postmaster using the name Orphus C Kerr to weave anti post office plots. It notes jokes, exaggeration as humor, comparisons to Mark Twain and George Ade, and thoughts on Prohibition and drinking attitudes.
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Lincoln
Ward
Orphus C. Kerr
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Britain
S. E. Agricultural Bureau
Musiccrolls
Turnbaugh's Jewelry Store
Buckley's
Kumpy
George Ade
Mark Twain
Chauncey M. Depew
Margery Hen
Bradshaw
OV. Hyde
Conklin
Wells Drug CO
Rexall
Hayti, Missouri
Sabmarine Workers
Ade
Mari Twain
Chesterton
Columbia River
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