Investigation Ordered Over Fake Note About U S China Policy
The State Department ordered an inquiry into the fabrication of a telegram sent to the Asahi newspaper in Tokyo. The fake dispatch alleged to reflect the United States note to China aimed to influence views on Peking and China’s treatment. The Tokyo and New York exchanges underscored Washington’s intent to maintain friendly ties and noninterference in Chinese affairs.
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New York Times
Washington
State Department
Asahi
United States
China
Asebi
New York
Japanese of America
Peking
America
Tokio
Tes
Lansing
Opeaeenens
Epanese Press
Japan
Far East Opinions Divided Over Japanese Resentment Note
Japanese and American students of the Far East situation voiced divergent views yesterday. Some argued the note to Tokyo reflects American interests, while others doubted any such motive and cautioned against a propagandist version. An Asahi correspondent noted confusion over the source of competing interpretations.
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Tokio
York
Japan
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Isinro
New York
Aeahi
Asahi
San Francisco
Seattle
Peking
Cecil Makes Announcement on American Warning to China
London June 14 Lord Robert Cecil the Minister of Blockade announced in the House of Commons that a note regarding an American warning to China had been made public. The statement clarified the government stance amid ongoing foreign policy discussions.
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Cecil
China
Londonn
Lord Robert Ceci
House of Commane Ation
Paris munitions plant collapse kills twenty four
Twenty four people are dead and seventy injured after a munitions plant employing about eight hundred workers collapsed in Paris on June 14. Investigators say the accident occurred when beams failed and the building fell during work hours.
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Paris
Arrest Warrant Issued in Kennedy Firm Case
District Attorney orders the arrest of William A. Kennedy after a grand jury probe into Kennedy Mitchell and Co Inc. The receiver seeks court permission to examine witnesses as evidence suggests stock sales to European interests totalling over 200000 dollars and hundreds of banks and individuals involved.
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William A. Kennedy
Vigo
Spain
Denzel W. Blumenthal
Nassau Street
United States District Court
Europe
Hungary
Wsty Morris Cukor
Park Row Konta
Mange” Rans Thekor
Steney
Gok Hed
Auction of Princess Louise of Belgium Wardrobe Nets 20500
In Munich on June 14, creditors of Princess Louise of Belgium bought her wardrobe at public sale. The theater auction extended over days and yielded about 20000 marks, roughly 20500 dollars, with most items including gowns and a millinery collection from seventy two trunks sold.
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Louise of
Belgium
Munich
London
Louise
Leopold
Aideri
Japan seeks a new paramountcy status in China policy
Tokyo reports the United States note to China urging tranquility in the country and Japan’s view that China’s future is tied to Japan. Tokyo says Japan has long sought a paramount position for all in the region and warns against actions that could lead to armed conflict. Foreign Office declines to discuss future steps regarding the American note.
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Tokio
China
United States
Japan
Associated Press
Geout i Oy Yuen Shih-kai
United Tes
Foreign Office
America
Grand Jury Appointed in Baff Murder Case
Justice Tompkins impaneled a special grand jury to review evidence in the Barnet Baff poultry dealer murder. Deputy AGs Becker and O Malley gathered materials. the panel begins work as Gov Whitman reshapes the prosecution and indictments hang on the case.
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Justice Tompkins
Alfred Becker
James O’malley
Barnet Baff
West Washington Market
Becker
O'Malley
Tompkins
Whitman
Swann
Arnstein Resigns Over Board of Education Law Change
Leo Arnstein, executive manager of the Board of Education, resigns after a state law amendment shifts control of certain business functions to the City Superintendent. Arnstein told President William G. Willcox he would accept the new arrangement but questioned its impact on the board’s operations.
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Leo Arnstein
Board of Education
William G. Willcox
Ney of Education
Sota
Cox
Arnstein
Press urged to suppress troop routes and ship names
Washington June 14 The Committee on Public Information led by George Creel urges renewed suppression of troop movements and the names of armed merchant vessels. Public support notes 99 percent comply while a few papers leak details of troop passages, destinations, and vessel identities risking sailors lives. The Navy seeks restoration of secrecy to protect crews and combatants at sea.
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New York Times
Washington
Committee On Public Information
George Creel
Iulea
United States
Fryatt
France
New York City
Navy Department of United States
Spanish Woman Seeks $200000 Note From Morgan Estate
Sefiorita Josefa Ruiz of Madrid files in Surrogates Court a claim against the George Denison Morgan estate, alleging a promissory note for 200000 dollars issued May 12, 1912, and a codicil to his will dated August 7, 1913, naming payment or a 200000 bequest if unpaid. She claims the note was borrowed by the decedent and funds entrusted to him.
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George Denison Morgan
J. P. Morgan
Max Schenckman
Sefiorita Josefa Ruiz
Madrid
Spain
Morgan
Seville
Sefiorita Ruiz
Kennel Keeper From England Seeks Lyndhurst Estate Post
Frank Gould engaged English kennel keeper to care for his kennels at Lyndhurst. After Gould relinquished the kennels, his sister Mrs Shepherd arranged a place on her estate near Ford where he ran the kennel for eleven years.
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England
Frank Gould
Lyndhurst
Gould
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