Edison warns expansion will lead Japan to war
In a speech, Thomas Edison argues Japan must expand to house a growing population or risk conflict. He cites Manchuria, Korea, Formosa, and parts of Manchuria as vital territories and predicts Japan may seize them if pressed. He references Yusuké Teurvimi’s remarks on Japan’s willingness to defend its national honor as a world power.
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Japan
Edison
Thomas Edison
Korea
Manchuria
Mapes
Philippine
Formosa
China
Ana Om
Kamthatka
East Indies
Yusuké Teurvimi
Abi Sordi-Law
Viscount Goto
Japa
Marmola Tablets Marketed as Easy Fat Reduction
An old ad touts Marmola Prescription Tablets as a simple fat reduction solution, claiming users can eat substantial meals and still lose fat without dieting or strenuous exercise. It suggests wide distribution by a company in Detroit and urges readers to obtain the product through local sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollehox
Peeemcik
Lovers vow after bank embezzlement case ends
Georgina Brown declares she will wait for Dale Rowan, 23, who is jailed for absconding with about 50 600 from his bank. She plans to settle on a farm with him after his prison term. He says country life would suit him if he had stayed on the farm.
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NEA
Francisco
Georgina Brown
Dale Rowan
Dafé
Rowan
Georgina
Tab
Japan faces four threats to its old guard says analysis
Dr Yusuke Tsurumi warns that Japan fears national dishonor over banning collection and may resort to extreme acts to preserve face. The piece argues liberal growth, militarist clout, and emperor worship persist, risking internal collapse and dangerous war rhetoric. It notes Japan’s diplomatic strain with immigration bans in Americas and Asia as a broader danger to the old guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Pacific
Mexico
Central
South America
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Old Guard
Woman seeks payment for chicken in disputed souvenir
Miss Nankie Crill, owner of a Tipton rooming house, received a visitor claiming she owes a dollar for a chicken shot by a neighbor two years earlier. The note puzzled Crill as she weighs whether to keep the four crisp new “splink Bill” as a keepsake or to pay up.
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Horstal Tipton
Ind
Nankie Crill
Fragmented U S Speculation On Pacific Policy
The text notes a perceived divine right to rule, fears of a white Pacific coalition, and American indecision. It claims administration leaders doubt the U S would fight for the Philippines and would do little if the open door policy is challenged. It mentions staying in the region while the issue remains urgent and hints at Panama Canal goals.
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Pacific
America
United States
Philippines
Far East
Epworth League Meeting Held in Kokomo
The Bible press word puzzle featured the Epworth League gathering at Kokomo conducted by Miss Lucile Green walt. Hartford City considers motorizing street repair. Sanborn near Bicknell to get a new 65000 dollar high school. Alfred Gorn injured by fall from chair. Thieves entered Greensburg coal shed but took nothing. George H. Davis elected head of Rush County Radio Club.
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Bible Press
Kokomo
Lucile Greenwalt
George H. Davis
Rushville Cooperative
Félephone Company
Rush County Radio Club
Bold Hold Up Traced to Mitch Willard in City
A man named Mitch Willard, 28, of 1700 Ashland Ave, held in custody on a $500 bond after a Sinclair Oil Station hold up at North and Alabama. A bandit demanded cash from attendant George Headley then fled with $18 after locking Headley in the washroom. Witnesses report a vehicle and license plate clue. Mitch’s license was traced as part of the investigation.
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WillArd “Mitch
Ashland Avé
Solita
Or Prison
Sinclair Oil
North and
Alabama Std
George Headley
Ashlaid Ave
Headley
Johnson
Hagens Distukes
Martindale Avé
passePby
Athan Fun
Statib
Mitch
Everglades Land Swindle Ends With Fines
After ten years of litigation the Everglades land swindle case was closed by a nolle pros. Four officials were fined. William A. Otis $2,500 Harold J. Bryant $2,600 Percy Hagershaw $1,500 and William F. Greenwood $1,000. They were accused of selling 65,000 acres in Palm Beach County most of it under water.
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United Press Law
Everglades Land
CJ Phan Koe
Biverglades Land
John A. Zane
Tant
William A. Otis
Harold J. Bryant
Millionaire Lake Forest Society
Stolen Automobiles Listed From Various Locations
A local report catalogs stolen cars linked to several names and addresses across states. Items include autos associated with Clyde Madox in Delaware, EB. Bécondver in Highland Ave, and Gregory and Appel Company in Maryland and Pennsylvania.
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Clyde Madox
Delaware St
Delaware
Brid McCary
Certaintéea Products ° Corp
Humes Mansuer
Ford
Pennsylvania
Washington
EB. J. Bécondver
Highland Ave
Market
N. Beville Ave
New York
Meridian
Gregory and Appel Company
Fietsher Savings Aka Trust
Maryland
Sts
Automobiles Found At Various City Locations
Police report several vehicles located around the city. CG Griffin at 2728 Bellefontaine and Hipmobile near Yorty Seconda St and Park Ave. J H Cramer at 6231 Park Ave Maxwell. 2618 Meridian. J Harlan C Sample RR 1 Box 80 Oakland. Walter T Boyer at 8 Kentucky Ave Ford. found at Palmer and Streets.
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B. Griffin
Bellefontaine Ae
Hipmobile
Yorty- Seconda St
Park Ave
J. H. Cramer
Maxwell
Meridian
J. Harlan C. Sample
R. R
Oakland
Washington St
Walter T. Boyer
Kentucky Ave
Ford
Palmer and
Sts
Keeping Young with Olive Tablets claims
A 1910s style advertisement extols Olive Tablets as a liver and bowels stimulant, crediting Dr. Edwards Ohio physician for a vegetable compound mixed with olive oil. It promotes gentleness and natural health benefits, touting a pale, olive colored tablet as a substitute for calomel and a cure for dull eyes and bilious complexion.
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Edwards
Ohio
Edwarda
Oldest Native Dies In Indiana Community Burial
Enos Randall, 82, oldest native resident of Hamilton County, was buried today after living in the same community eighty five years. He leaves three children. In Richmond Indiana 1924 building rises to a record total of 863,016 dollars as per city report by J Edward Higgs.
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Winks Beeck
Wucuiney Lab
Ind
Enos Randall
Hamilton County
Ric Ind
Richmond
J. Edward Higgs
Law committee bill to rework safety text after review
Former governor Emmett Branch led a bill to require safety at railroad crossings and teach safety in schools under the public service commission and state education board. Attorney General Gilliam said the measure was double in content, lacked penalties, and must be rewritten to cover both phases.
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ST de
Ene Ory Committee
Emmett
Arthur Gilliam
Ih & Communications
Singleton
Gilliam
Public Service Commission
Achooé
State Board of Éducation
Gilliom
Giliom
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Nippon
William Philip Simms
San Francisco
Agina Brown
Yusuke Tsurumi
Jingoes
Byron Smith
Standard Oil
Tisclares
Todd
Indianapolis
HAAG
Tilinois
Ilinois
Os and
Panama Canal
Hoosier Briefs
Indiana
R. PF. Stanton
Seymour
Township Advisory Board
Sanborn
Bicknell
Hartford City
Portland Knights of Pythias
Cecil Wilkinson
Alfred
Bird
Guy Gorn
Kempton
Crawfordsville
George Harman
Lady Mocnabies
Alexandria
Jesse
Greensburg
Corrigan
Wabash
John Corrigan
Everglades Land Swindlers
Fey
Gillom
Frank T. Singletor
Baye
Bayer
Stoensa
Heassa Senniar
Tet
Buick
Buick Motor Company
the Times
Times
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