Debated Anglo Japanese Alliance Sparks Tokyo Controversy
In Tokio a heated discussion centers on a Japanese press campaign against the Anglo-Japanese alliance. Professors from the Imperial University criticize the bond as harmful, while others defend it or foresee shifts in British and German influence and Japan’s economic strategy in Asia.
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Imperial University
Tongyu Tatebe
Great Britain
Japan
Tatebe
Allance
Lone
England
Germany
Masutaro Nitta
Nitta
China
India
TL Pukini
Great
Gasao Kambe
Empire
David Fraser
London Times
Tokio
Japan Times
Far East
David Frasier
West End Sunday School Sets Attendance Record
The West End Baptist Sunday school reports a new attendance high with 210 present yesterday and 220 on the roll, aiming to maintain momentum in February. Superintendent W. Clark plans weekly addresses from speakers including T. J. Gold J. J. Farriss and Thornwell Haynes.
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West End Baptist Sunday School
W. Clark
T. J. Gold
J. J. Farriss
Thornwell Haynes
Digestive Aid Advises Rad Salts For Stomach Trouble
An authority links stomach upset to acidity and suggests four ounces of Rad Salts in water before breakfast for a week. The remedy aims to neutralize acidity reduce gas and promote digestive juice flow with relief often after the first dose.
Urging Eller for Attorney General and Hotel Talks
Raleigh Feb 7 reports R O Everett of Durham quit the attorney general race leaving Winston Salem editorials urging Forsyth lawyer A H Eller to run. Western support seen while eastern and central candidates compete. Also hotel expansion talk in Raleigh and ongoing Soldiers Home controversy with Daughters of the Confederacy pressuring management and Captain Small’s discharge dispute.
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Raleigh
R. O. Everett
Durham
Winston- Salem
A. H. Eller
Everett
Eller
Forsyth
Winston-Salem
Winston
Edmund Jones
W. A. Self
Frank Carter
Mr. Eller
T. H. Calvert
Calvert
Chatham
Rabbit County
Pittsboro
Craig
Daughters of the Confederacy
Lineberry
Board of Directors
C. W. Small
Small
Georgia
Baxter Durham
North Carolina National Guard
Continental Army
Major Durham
Captain Small
North Carolina
National Guard
Washington
Underground service halted twice in New York city
Train service stopped in the subway twice within 20 minutes near Grand Central station. A short circuit in a cable box caused the darkness for several minutes, alarming thousands of passengers amid bomb plot rumors, though order was preserved by guards.
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New York
Grand Central Station
Ford Outlines New Peace Plan After Europe Trip
Chicago Feb 7 Henry Ford of Detroit announces a new peace plan after sending a peace ship to Europe He states he will reveal details once his party returns from Europe and expresses satisfaction with the expedition results.
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Chicago
Henry Ford
Detroit
Europe
Ford
Damages to Saloniki Report Urges German Indemnity
Athens reports a Greek commission submitted a long inquiry into the damages at Saloniki from the Zeppelin raid. The panel recommends that the Greek premier demand indemnity from Germany for the destruction.
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Athens
Paris
Saloniki
Germany
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