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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1923

Page

3

Chai Hung Saga in Borneo Aims at Last Capture

Detective Pennington pursues the notorious Chinese gang Yellow Seven in British North Borneo. He argues his obsession is personal as he sets a trap with Captain Hewitt, describing encounters on bamboo bridges, jungle huts, and a perilous plan to finally bring Chai Hung to justice. Monica, the commissioner’s sister, is a motivating factor.

Englshman Hewitt Pennington John Hewitt Chai-Hung Yellow Seven Earth Chai- Hung Lalang Island N Monica Penn Chai-Hune Pye Jack York King Son Singapore

Buddhists Plan Drive in Hawaii for English Speakers

Honolulu Aug 4 A P Buddhist leaders announce plans to organize a Buddhist evangelism association in Hawaii with headquarters in Honolulu. The drive targets English speaking residents, aiming to train English speaking priests, publish books in English, and circulate English language Buddhist literature. Two graduates will be sent to study five years on the mainland to preach Buddhism in Hawaii afterward. Archbishop M T Kirby of the Hongwanji mission has led the effort.

Honolulu Hawaiian Territory Buddhist Evangelism Association Hawaii Japan M. T.kirby Hongwanji Mission

Warns Against Japanese in Australian Immigration Debate

Sydney N S Hughes, former Australian premier, warns that Japan’s surplus population may seek relief in Australia if starvation persists. He urges doubling recruitment of white workers to fill vacant spaces, arguing Australia cannot send them away if it lacks people.

Sydney William M. Hughes Australia Japan Hughes Sydney Telegraph

Tea eclipses beer as British tea consumption climbs

London reports a rise in global tea use driven by prohibition and beer prices. Mincing Lane experts note Britons now drink 814 pounds per head, up from 614 previously, with beer in part replaced by tea as workers seek to vent steam without alcohol.

London Associated Press Mincing Lane

Diplomats Abroad Must Pay Heavily for Court Entertainment

Washington reports from American diplomats show postwar European court life remains costly. Ambassadors like George Harvey spend large sums for state dinners and royal trimmings, with palms and florists inflating bills. Critics note lack of an entertainment fund and the need to bear high social duties, while some profits from the stronger dollar help locals offset expenses. A second item notes photographer Cannata documenting weddings, with hundreds of images displayed in his studio windows as a steady business.

Washington State Department Europe George Harvey Court of St. James Royal Palace Cannata

The Street of All Nations on Halsted Street

A vivid tour of Halsted Street in Chicago’s West Side reveals a bustling street of ethnic shops and stalls. Greek, Italian, Lithuanian, Slovak, and Jewish enclaves mingle with markets, dress, food, and street life, while a colorful crowd roams from Madison to Maxwell and beyond.

Chicago Halsted Street Near West Side Madison Street Hall House Ellenikon Frank Sing Maxwell Street

Clearfield Folks Attend Social and Farewell Events

CLEARFIELD residents enjoy a busy period with visits from Miss Winona Selzer and sisters, missionary plans by Misannah Schendel, and a large August 1 picnic in Sturm’s grove. Local families share dinners, travels, and church activities while H. Breithaupts host and neighbors attend musical and religious programs.

Winona Selzer Chicago W. F. Pascoe Herman Pooch Minneapolis Minn Kasanke A. A. Brecheisen Adell Welda Theodore Thorne Emery Kramer Mercedes Texas Charles ‘Byecheisen Dorothy Heitzman Lawrence Clearfield Misannah Schendel Turlock Calif Deckway North Garslina Christian Alliance Aftica Mary Brecheisen Herman Pohl Worden John Sturm Arthur Brecheisen Lucille Wellsville George Brecheisen August Fleer Irvin Mabel Swartz Martin Breithaupt Schuerman Kansas City Alice Bergert Young Hater Knepp Clara Schuerman Miss Schuerman Emma Lawrenz Topeka Ida Breithaupt Emporia Susie Brecheisen Ted Thorne Vera Breithaupt Ottawa Harold Eberhart Fasadena California Eudora Peppard Seed Co Helen Selzer Paola Martin Houfe Marguerite Melville Winfield Paul Selzer Donald Wright Home Lefa Breithaupt Clearfield Orchestra Mrs. Susen_ Bredgizen Overbrook Martin Byreithaut

Crime increases in Buenos Aires after death penalty end

Argentina abolished the death penalty about a year ago and now faces a rise in violent crime in Buenos Aires. A bill to resist the penalty has been introduced in congress. Large numbers of European emigrants, many from criminal classes, are blamed for the crime wave.

Buenos Aires Argentina Europe

Latvia no longer sole gateway to Russia for outsiders

Riga residents recount that Berlin has become the main launch point for visitors to red Russia. Diplomats journalists and relief workers travel through Berlin Warsaw Finland or Estonia with Moscow as the exit door. Many arrive with sensational tales of the soviet state but leave with familiar narratives about Moscow life. frequent travelers show little new insight after brief stays.

Riga A. P Latvia Russia Berlin Moscow Warsaw Finland Esthenia Europe New York City Petrograd

Cardinal von Faulhaber warns Germans on U S attitudes

Munich Aug 2 Associated Press Cardinal Michael von Faulhaber archbishop of Munich warned that much animosity toward Germans remains in the United States. He urged Germans to avoid illusions about Americans and said public sentiment will depend on the moral conduct of Germans in the future.

Munich Associated Press United States Michael von Faulhaber America von Faulhaber Germany

Friendship Club Forms Between Nations in Tokio

A.P. dispatch notes U S residents in Japan have organized the Japan American Club to promote friendship between the two nations. In another item, St. Kilda, Britain's remote island, with about 40 residents, is cut off for eight months by stormy seas. A note mentions wireless amplifiers and loudspeakers used to magnify heartbeats in surgery as the latest development.

Friendship Club Tokio Aus Japan Gesitents Utten States St. Kilda Britain Surgery

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