Ozaki Tours Japan Urging Armament Curtailment Pact
Yukio Ozaki draws large crowds in Kobe Osaka and Kyoto as he promotes an international plan to reduce armaments. He urges the United States and Japan to propose a league backed disarmament accord, with funds directed to education and student observers. Ozaki cites Japan's tax figures and government revenue sources while discussing his party expulsion. Wireless messages from global centers reach Tomioka station.
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Tokio
Yukio Ozaki
Osaka Mainichi
Ozaki
Kobe
Osaka
Kyoto
Mainichi
The
Japan Chronicle
America
England
Japan
United States
League of Nations
League
House of Representatives
Breeches for Women and a Slice of Love in a Family Tale
Jane Lorimer narrates a tangled drama where Ann seeks breeches for all occasions, Chrys falls for Jordan Oliver Spence, and the rival lure of romance competes with finances. Jane recalls Bob's faded romance as she hides from attention and ponders a ring’s charm. TO BE CONTINUED.
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Ann
Mother Lorimer
Chrys
Jane
Jordan Spence
Jane Lorimer
Bob
Spence
Oldest Mississippi Valley woman verified at 107
Dwight Ill April 4 Mrs Mary Potter aged 107 is the region's oldest authenticated woman. She still manages her home, recalls revolutionary era tales from participants, and has outlived seven of her eight children.
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Dwight, Ill
Mary Potter
Mississippi Valley
Underwater Fight Shown in What Women Love at Broadway
The theater ad describes Annette Kellerman performing underwater combat for What Women Love at the Broadway theater. It highlights a dramatic scene where a man fights to protect a woman above a sunken tramp schooner while noting the film’s director Nate Watt and stars Wheeler Oakman Walter Long Bull Montana Carl Ullman Ralph Lewis among others. Titanium from iron ore may become a white lead substitute.
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Honolulu Bay
Annette Kellerman
Bernard McConville
Mary Pickford
Norma Talmadge
Willian Gish
Miss Kellerman
Sol Lesser
Nate Watt
Lois Weber
Wheeler Oakman
Walter Long
Bull Montana
Carl Ullman
Ralph Lewis
Concert Pleases Small Audience by Invincible Company
The Greater Invincible Concert company of Negro musicians performed at the High Point Normal School auditorium to a fairly sized audience. Notable performers included James Johnson, Edward Mackey, and Thomas Langston. The show featured Jubilee numbers and a silver offering yielded a neat sum.
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Greater Invincible Concert Company
Normal School of
High Point
James Johnson
Edward Mackey
Thomas Langston
Kansas City
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Tomioka
Gayety
Miss Lorimer
Jordan Oliver Spence
Mother
Indorse
Tanlac
Maine
California
W. H. Johnson
East 43Rd Street
Portland
A. Gresham Dodd
Gavin Park
Evansville, Ind
James J. Beasley
Elmdorf Ave
Rochester, New York
Taniac
Miss Mable Deschanes
Bartlett Street
Lewiston, Maine
Hunter
W. Seventh Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
M. E. Proctor
West Fleet Street
Los Angeles
Calif
France
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