Watson Peers Injustice of Shantung Treaty Provisions
Senator Watson of Indiana urged the Senate to reject the Versailles treaty provision granting Japan control of Shantung Peninsula. He argued Germany seized Shantung in 1898 and Japan now holds it by force and fraud, pressuring the United States to ratify a treaty that perpetuates a great wrong and threatens China and regional stability. He called for Japan to withdraw or set a definite withdrawal date, warning of possible U.S. military involvement if China revolts and noting the impact on Christian missions.
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Escapes Storm Brings Peril From Wild Animals Aboard Ship
Mrs. Maud A Hayes wife of Scott Hayes arrives from South America recounting a Chilean Limari voyage storm gales near Santa Rosa Peru. After grounding June 8 a rescue by Montaro brought a traveling menagerie aboard with lions tigers and monkeys driven frantic by the seas and panic.
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New York
Maud A. Hayes
Scott Hayes
Rutherford B. Hayes
South America
Rumanian Army Halts at Budapest Boundary
Associated Press reports that Romanian troops reached the Budapest city boundary where war minister Joseph Haubrich and the burgomaster met them. General Burescum said orders restrict occupation to the county up to the city line and would not disrupt the capital's order.
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Associated Press
Copenhagen
Budapest
Joseph Haubrich
Burescum
New Austrian Cabinet Retires From Office
Berlin Aug 4 The Peidell cabinet of Hungary has retired from office per a Vienna dispatch to the Mittag Post. The note says a new ministry of workingmen citizens and peasant leaders will be formed to revise all soviet regulations and take over government duties.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Peidell
Hungary
Vienna
Mittag
Shantung agreement stirs Chinese anger in Paris Paris
In Paris a Chinese envoy sobbed at the Shantung bargain and warned against trusting American diplomacy. The piece argues the Shantung accord betrays Chinese sovereignty, fuels Japan’s expansion, undermines open door policy, and risks war or US prestige loss in the Far East. The piece cites Millard and calls for clear League of Nations action and a firm US stance against Japanese gains.
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Washington, D. C
Paris
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Shantung
China
Kiaochou
Germany
Orient
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Tsingtau
Japan
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State Department
Thomas F. Millard
France
England
Asia
Millard
Johnson
League of Nations
Manchuria
Far East
Romania Says It Will Pursue March Into Hungary
A Bucharest dispatch received in Vienna reports Romania will continue its march against Hungary without awaiting any entente signal. The message quotes Romanian officials stating there will be no halt unless ordered by other authorities.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Bucharest
Rumania
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Expectant Mother
Mitchell Indiana resident Mrs Pearl Monyhan credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with easing neuralgia during pregnancy and aiding her recovery after birth She reported gaining strength and an easy maternity period after taking three bottles and recommends the remedy to other expectant mothers
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Pearl Monyhan
Mitchell
Ind
Lydia E. Pinkham
Hungarian Coup No Big Effect on Russia Says Nolde
Baron Borris Nolde, former Kerensky minister, told AP in Paris that the downfall of Bela Kun and events in Hungary would hardly affect Russia's chaotic internal state. He warned succor must come from the Entente and condemned a troop withdrawal from the Archangel sector as a calamity.
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Baron Borris Nolde
Kerensky
Russian Department of Foreign Affairs
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Bela ‘Kun
Hungary
Russia
Entente
Baron Nolde
Archangel
Vice President Marshall Warns Against Anarchy at Raleigh
In Raleigh on August 4 Vice President Marshall told Raleigh Chamber of Commerce guests that the menace is not German imperialism but a drift toward no government. He urged an end to class rule and framed justice as for American citizens, appealing for support of the League of Nations.
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Chas. H. Fletcher
Raleigh
N. C
Marshall
Raleigh Chamber of Commerce
League of Nations
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