Open Door Principles urged to curb Japan China policy
Dr Shigeo Suurehiro of Kyoto University warns Japan against annexing or dominating China urging adherence to China's territorial integrity and open door policy. He argues annexation would invite war with the United States and stresses equal opportunity for all powers in China while maintaining Sino Japanese friendship and economic interests.
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Tritane
Washington
China
America
Suuehiro Shigeo
Kyoto University
Japan
Chinm
Chine
Great Britain
France
Russia
Manchurian
Mongolia
Manchuria
Onco
Ching
Britestead
Far East
Britain
Germany
Japan's Role in WWI Allied Efforts Highlighted
The article notes Japan has not remained idle as Western powers clash, expelling Germany from Tsingtao and aiding Allied shipping. It cites Japan guarding Pacific routes, supporting Australian troop transport, aiding anti submarine efforts in the Mediterranean, and supplying Russia with guns and food as shipyards race to replace losses. It also mentions Japan diverting trade routes to aid Britain and expand intercolonial Pacific commerce.
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Japan
China
Germany
Tsingtao
Pacific
England
Indian Oceans
Mediterranean
Russia
Cay
Atlantic
Mrs Gilligan on trial in Windsor murder case
Hartford, Conn June 21 Mrs Amy Archer Gilligan faces trial for the murder of Franklin B R Andrews the first count in a broader indictment accusing her of poisoning four other inmates at her Windsor home The jury was sworn as she sobbed briefly and the prosecution outlined that Andrews died from poison while in good health The case features testimony from George R Johnson Andrews cousin and letters indicating well being and care payments Dr Otto Schultz is set to testify for the defense tomorrow after Dr King testified that Andrews died of sudden illness rather than gastric ulcers
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Veicerae
Hartford
Conn
Andrews
Johnson
King
Windsor
Otto Schultz
New York
Andrew
Carry home your small purchases war delivery plan
Washington June 21. A nationwide campaign to curb store deliveries aims to divert 190000 men and millions in equipment to vital war needs. The Commercial Economy Board urges buyers to plan purchases and authorize fewer daily deliveries, noting savings from reduced returns and idle shipments while stressing shopper cooperation, especially from women.
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Techne I
Washington
A. W. Shaw
Mr. Shaw
New York
Redfield
Engtomer
Intage City
England
Rotary Clubs Elect The Rev E L Pidgeon
In Atlanta on June 21 the Rev E Leslie Pidgeon of Winnipeg Canada was elected president of the International Association of Rotary Clubs at the eighth annual convention. Three vice presidents were chosen Robinson A McDowell of Louisville H J Brunier of San Francisco and Samuel Botsford of Buffalo. Frank L Bigelow president and treasurer of the Bigelow Company boiler manufacturers died on the golf links in Hamden Conn. Walter A DeCamp Yale 1890 of Cincinnati was with him.
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Atlanta
E. Leslie Pidgeon
Winipeg
Canada
International Association of Rotary Clubs
Robinson A. McDowell
Louisville
H. J.brunier
San Francisco
Samuel Botsford
Buffalo
F. L. Bigelow
New Haven
Conn
Frank L. Bigelow
Bigelow Company
Hamden
Walter A. DeCamp
Yale
Cincinnati
Bige
Goldfarb Claims American Socialists Oppose War Plans
Stockholm June 21 Dr Max Goldfarb an American Socialist arrives to report to the Dutch Scandinavian committee that the American Socialist party remains strictly neutral and international He urges creation of a permanent Peace committee and a congress representing nations not governments He says Gompers pledged labor support to the war but workers sentiment abroad differs Abram Cahan calls Goldfarb unauthenticated and Russian-born Victor Berger confirms the delegation’s status at Milwaukee reports
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Stockholm
Max Goldfarb
Goldfarb
Morris Hill
Victor Berger
American Socialist Party
Sou
Gompers
Goldfart
Forward
York
Ockholm
Amer! Socialist Party
Socialis
Abram Cahan
Victor L. Berger
Milwaukee
Jews Removed from Warsaw Under German Administration
Warsaw authorities under German control begin transporting residents from Warsaw and surrounding areas as a measure tied to food supply concerns. The move targets the impoverished and scattered Jewish communities amid wartime pressures and rationing.
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Warsaw
Copenhagen
Muniei Authoritien
Japan Backed By Britain in Rebuke to U S
Washington reports note Britain and Japan presenting a united front against U S policy on China. Officials say Tokyo used the moment to assert its orient position while Britain with Japan declined to back U S ideas. The secrecy of State Department talks prompted view that England and Tokyo intended public display of their disagreement with America.
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Britain
U. S
Fem the Tribune Bureau
Washington
United States
China
Jappan
Orient
Ching
State Department
Great Britain
England
Amerca
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Amsterdam Avenue
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Red Cross
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Fifth Avenue
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Monroe Clothes
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