Senate Outburst Over Shantung and Pearl of Treachery
A 1919 debate reports Senator Sherman condemning a provision enabling greater control over Shantung. He warns it could empower Japan, threaten China, and invite American risk to the Philippines. He likens Japanese aims to Germany’s prior conduct and urges caution against imperial settlement in Asia.
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Sherman
Japan
Germany
United States
Philippines
China
Eltis
Shantung
Belgium
Shantting
Asia
Chinese Republic
Great Britain
Police Lieutenant Slain as Captive Fires Three in New Jersey
Newark July 18 three shots were fired by a man arrested by Lt. Patrick J. Ryan police lieutenant of this city. Ryan was transporting the prisoner on a streetcar when the man pulled a revolver and shot Ryan three times. Ryan died later at the hospital. The attacker was captured.
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N. J
Newark
Edlied
Patrick
J. Ryan
Ryah
Hungarian Communi... oust undermines trust in government
In a report chosen from credible sources, tensions rise as a leadership shakeup surfaces amid ongoing peace talks. The move is described as destabilizing by observers close to the negotiations, signaling possible shifts in policy and alliances affecting upcoming discussions.
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Aris
Lena
Connee
Republican campaign tour scheduled through Western Maryland
Candid ates for governor including Roland R. Marchent deputy state's attorney of Baltimore and Galen L. Taft Republican state committee chairman arrive in the city Tuesday for a Western Maryland tour. Stops include Oakland Garrett County Middletown Boonsboro Hagerstown Cumberland Buckeystown and Brunswick with receptions and meetings in each location.
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Harry
Nice
Roland R. Marchent
Baltimore
Wiliam F .Broening
Republican State Committee
Galen L. Taft
Maryland
Oak-land
Garrett County
Gatorady
Fotel
Lofetick
Alexander Armstrong
T. Clyde Boutson
Buckeystown
Mr. Rice
Christian Bushey
Dr. Boutson
Gordon Monges Ash
White Oak Springs
National Genealogical Society
Washington
Military Society of the Frontier
Imperial Order of the Yellow Rose
Winning Inn A ses W Ho Pla nt at Kalamazoo
Frederick track horses near American half mile records as Winnatoma owned by John Seeley wins second heat and money at Kalamazoo Michigan. The heats ran faster than 2.10 with Winnatoma and Hallie C. competing previously at Port Huron. Partng owned by Dr. R. V. Smith also known on Western Maryland tracks, won 42.28 trot at Saginaw as Barung took the last three heats.
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Seeley
Port Huron
Mich
Winnatoma
Partng
R. V. Smith
Maryland
North
Saginaw
Barung
Another Yank Back from Overseas Service
The 4,256 Yanks landing at Hoboken yesterday included twenty three Marylanders and one Frederick County man Chester L Grove of this city. Grove and the others served overseas and returned aboard the I Presaro.
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Hoboken
Frederick Countian
Chester L. Grove
Grove
Army convoy thanks Frederick. politics heat up locally
The Transcontinental Motor Convoy passing Frederick thanks Mayor Schley for city hospitality including use of the fair grounds. Meanwhile county politics heat up as Democratic and Republican candidates file for primary posts and a county convention looms amid a looming election.
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United States Army
Frederick
Schley
Wille
Bernard McMahan
Slagle
Motor Transport Corps
Adj
Henry M
Warfield
Fair Grounds
Fair Ground
Capt. McMahan
National Capital
San Francisco
Chambersburg
Massive meat stocks kept from public view in Chicago warehouses
Chicago reports show large quantities of beef and pork, butter and eggs stored under big packers control since June 1. Officials say releasing these reserves could ease shortages and lower prices. District Attorney Chyne will present the figures to a federal inquiry into high food costs in Chicago.
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Chicago
Ulineis Department of Agriculture
Ihe
Chyne
Chino
Trolleys Crash in Punxsutawney. One Killed in Head-On Collision
In Punxsutawney Pennsylvania an interurban trolley crash killed one man and left another seriously injured. Dozens of passengers escaped serious harm after the cars, forming at speed on a curve, telescoped but were protected by their frame construction. Officials suspect a defective signal caused the collision.
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Punxsutawney
Cara
Wounded Service Members Aid Bill Amended to 14 Million
The sun's civil appropriation to aid wounded soldiers sailors and marines was amended to 14 million replacing 56 thousand and sent to the senate after a presidential veto of the original 6 million plan. In India literacy remains extremely low with only 12 women per 1000 able to read and write.
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Washington
Sun
Senate
India
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