Hsu Shih Chang Resigns from Presidency
Hsu Shih Chang steps down from the presidency by resignation. No successor named in available text.
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1922
Page
34
Hsu Shih Chang steps down from the presidency by resignation. No successor named in available text.
A manifesto delivered to Secretary Hughes via Ma Soo says Hsu Shih Chang’s retirement clears the way for restoring parliament as a unifying national body. Ma Soo acts for Wu Ting-Fang, former South China foreign minister, directing Wu’s involvement in the new coalition cabinet in Peking.
The manifesto criticizes treaty powers for sharing responsibility for China's deplorable situation. It states they warned and protested but still recognized Hsu Shih-Chang as president, turning recognition into a concerted intervention in China's internal affairs.
Practically all 275 contestants in the state championship judging contest arrive at Pennsylvania State College for Young Farmers' week instruction. County agents and vocational directors prepared teams from their counties for the event as teams tour the campus and watch the Penn State commencement. Later in the afternoon teams compete in baseball and athletic events under club work specialists. President John M. Thomas will address the gathering tonight.
Paris June 13 a council of ministers decided to send a committee of experts to The Hague for the international conference despite earlier announcements that France would not participate actively in the talks.
Senator Newberry of Michigan denied a conspiracy to wreck Mare Island Navy Yard and replace it with Alameda. He said the Mare Island digging and dredging cut from 750000 to 250000 was for economy and that Alameda was not involved. He argued a smaller navy requires no new base or yard spending.
A New York Sun excerpt quotes Henry Thompson arguing over mud tracked indoors, with a reply about gardening work to justify the mess. The exchange highlights domestic friction and a light tone in the period newspaper snippet.
A list of West Pittsburgh residents attended a gathering in New Castle on Saturday. The ice cream and cake social planned for Monday evening to raise funds for the West Pittsburg A A ball team has been postponed to Thursday evening June 15.
Mr and Mrs Robert Hendershot travel to Uniontown Pennsylvania for the weekend to witness the ordination of Ray Young into the Lutheran ministry, a cousin of Mr Hendershot.
Mr and Mrs Ira Clarke and son Richard of Masury Ohio motored to West Pittsburg and spent the weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs Milo Gibson Charles Gibson who has been visiting his brother Mr Gibson returned home with them Jack Howell Jr left Saturday for Detroit Michigan where he has accepted a position
Miss Elizabeth Harris returned Friday from Steubenville to attend her aunt Miss Blodyn Lewis's wedding June 6 at the bride's home. A Wampum District No. 8 picnic is planned for next Saturday at the Leonard School house Moravia with 3 PM meet at the Methodist church and autos to the grounds. In Pittsburgh, Mr and Mrs A J Whiteside and Mr and Mrs E Lowers with daughters Venona Mildred Nadine bLet motored Sunday to visit friends. In Youngstown Ohio, Mr and Mrs Wm Savage and daughter Margaret and Mrs Jones spent the weekend. Savage sang at the American torsedd with the New Castle singers.
Mrs Homer Buchanan and daughter Gladys visit relatives in Mars Pa. Mildred Weaver visits friends in Wampum. Samuel Anderson visits relatives in Volant Pa. Mrs Charles Sonneborn a New Castle caller. Margaret Newswander returns from New Castle visit. Percy Weaver and daughter June of Wampum spend weekend with parents L Weaver. Chauncey Johnson of New Kensington visits Hendershots. Mrs Walter Thomas a business caller in Koppel. Mr and Mrs John Benn and son Clyde visit Mahoningtown. Miss Elizabeth White of Gansburg visits niece Mrs Henry Harper. Mrs Samuel Frisbee of Cleveland visits brother W A McMahon. Miss Eva Bricker spends weekend in Akron. Adam Tomsko of Youngstown spends weekend with parents Elev nth street. Castle caller Monday. Robert Giles of Sharpsburg visits Thelda Hahn. Ethel Schaffer of New Castle visits Cora Rouff. Mr and Mrs Wm Stevenson and son Keith of Newport visit Cragle home. Mr and Mrs Frank Milliken motor to New Castle. Mr and Mrs Harry Anderson and son Ralph visit New Wilmington. Rev and Mrs Pallard of Savannah were West Pittsburg callers.
The remelting of old unused jewelry during the war released more than 100 million dollars worth of gold into the world’s monetary stock, boosting available reserves and liquidity for global economies.
An advertisement claims piles stem from internal stagnation and promote Hem-Roid as a safe home remedy discovered by Dr. Leonhardt. Sold by McKee's Kut Rate and druggists, it allegedly removes the internal cause and improves blood circulation for lasting relief without surgery.
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