Senator Lodge Warns Against Pledges to Japan and China
Senator Lodge argues against relinquishing control to Japan, citing broken pledges in China and Korea, the open door policy, and Germany’s influence. He warns that Japan seeks to dominate Manchuria and China, leveraging Chinese manpower for military aims, threatening global safety and U.S. interests.
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Mustachusets
Ieee
Shantung
Japan
Lenate Lodge
Obine
United States
China
Inteast
Manchuria
Ina
Ofa
Inhina
Austria
Siberia
Secreto affair in York Pa mentioned in local notes
A fragmented OCR item references individuals such as Mehri and Smith, mentions exiles and a Saturday event, and notes interactions with Mr. Chai Shaifman and Fred er Agel TST. The readable text is garbled with names and phrases, offering no clear narrative or outcome.
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York
Mehri
Smith
Rafter
Wilsons Condition Mixed With Restless Night Reports
Officials described President Wilson as generally in good health but restless at night and under physician orders to stay in bed for an extended period. White House aides stressed the need for caution while Congress debated executive actions and foreign relations matters, with decisions resting with Rear Admiral Gray, the president’s physician.
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Execu
Grayson
Emiby “Viktoriat ’ Ohinige
Edhiitlin
White House
Toumiutty
Graygon
Wilson
Senate Foreign Relations
Williams
Mississippi
Willms
McKipley
Hess
McKintey
Me. Wison
Wilmington to spend 500000 on Negro school rebuilding
Det. 14 notes a hundred thousand dollars designated for the rebuilding of negro school buildings in Delaware. About ninety structures are described as in bad shape and slated for tear down and reconstruction with the funds. The announcement cites Mrs S500000 as the specific purpose and references local officials in the plan.
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Wilmington
Del
Schonl
Dela Terre
Die Mintten
General Barry Retires in New York at 64
Major General Thomas H. Barry retires as commander of the Department of the East after forty six years of service in the army. He is sixty four years old and retires due to age limit.
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Barry
New York
Thomas H. Barry
Department of the East
Army
First Attempt to Manufacture Yfon in America in 1619
The record notes an early English or colonial effort to manufacture Yfon in America, with a date of 1619 and a location cited as Virs Bipiaga. This involves early industrial activity in the colonial period.
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America
Large Audience Greets Mrs Hawes At Hood College Recital
A very large audience gathered in Seminary Hall last night to hear Mrs Woodbury Hawes, new head of Hood College's voice department, open the season with a recital and launch the Geason series. Her performance showed keen interpretive ability, especially in French and English songs, supported by Miss Roke Birely's piano with balanced tone.
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Seminary
Woodbury Hawes
Voice
Hood Colt Tier Amit Appaarance
Sired
Brick
Bon
Gorida
Moti
Abe
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Caeelund
Aly
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H. T. Burleigh
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Franklin Savings Bank
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Essex
HUDSON _ MOTOR CARS
Cletrac” . Tractors
Mountain City. Garage CO
Arteur C. Call, Met
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C. T. Wales
L. H. Stull
Markell & Ford
Sargent
Central Hardware CO
Arthur
E. Levy
New City ‘Hotel
West
Union Manufacturing Company
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Rensburg, Entist
Grmce Corner Market
IIU
The
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Central Trust Company OF Maryland
Frederick, MD
R. L. Dollings Co
Virgil W. Dour
J. Welty Fahrney
Grayson E. Palmer
C. R. Marker
W. Patrick St
New City Hotel
U.S
National Bank
Milton ‘Christis
Patrick Street
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