Japan’s Pacific empire menace prompts American defense call
In a letter attributed to William Randolph Hearst, the writer argues Japan's expansion from Manchuria toward the Philippines and Hawaii threatens U S safety. The piece warns neglectful policy could lead to war, urging Washington to prepare and counter Tokyo’s growing strength.
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The
Light
Japan
Manchuria
China
United States
Philippines
Hawaii
Washington
League
Hawaiian Islands
Pacific
Hawaiian
Germany
William Randolph Hearst
NewYork Author Katherine Brush decorates Sutton Place duplex
Posthumous interior by Joseph Urban features circular room with frosted windows and redwood panels in Katherine Brush’s East Fifty-seventh Street duplex. The space includes a semi circular desk, rows of typewriters, an open fireplace and a central circular chandelier. Brush, in chic gowns, arrives by car with maid Lucius Beebe in attendance at Sunday breakfasts.
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New York
Katherine Brush
Sutton Place
East Fifty-seventh Street
Joseph Urban
Miss Brush
Magician Keating Faces Tricks Amid Bird Rescue Tale
In a feature on stage diversions, Fred Keating the monologist magician enacts tricks to counter street con acts, while a live bird scene plays out with a sparrow freed and fed from a window cage. The narrative mixes theater, personalities, and anecdotal vignettes from New York cultural life.
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Thomas
Fred Keating
Notable 1922 City News Highlights and People
Summary of scattered items from August 11 1922 and August 31 1913 including a city motorcycle patrol incident where an officer captured an animal under a house and shot it, Dickinson named president and Wine secretary of a county club, and John R Abernathy arriving with sons Temple and Louis Abernathy famed for long distance runs, planning further travels to the West Texan Military Academy and Mexico.
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W. ©. Dickman
City Motorcycle Anticemen
John R. Abernathy
Woll Carcner
Roooecvelt
Btazon
Temple
Tati
Abernathy Plavia
Louis
Sehoa
Weat
Texan Military Academy
Mexico
Changing Roles in Russian Society and Romance
Elsie Robinson examines shifts in Russian culture as women reject traditional domestic roles and seek equal treatment. The piece links feminine emancipation to losing decorative romance, arguing progress requires freeing both sexes from outdated expectations and social constraints.
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Mid- Pacific
League of Nations
Lytton Commission
Tokio
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Kalgan
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Tenjaine
Hokk
Keijy
Tsingtao
Onpg
Onagasakis
Shahghai
Ningpo
Ial Hakodate
Hengal
Tokyo
Yokohama
Rangop
Wenchow Taikoku
Hongkong
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Sourny
Manil
Padang
Umacay
Ngapa
Jesselton
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Uuljeria
Java Sea
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Timor Sea
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Palau
Almahetra Juolo
Marianas
Martanne
Caroline’ Islands
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Ireland
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Moresby
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Waters
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Wasemarone
Starbuck
Nauru
Breit
Caroling Atoll Co
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Ganos
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Tongareva
Bibel Warere
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Lucius Beebe
Verannike River
Claremont
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Grystal Park
O. O. McIntyre
Biltmore
Bolt
al Smith
Jim Parley
Aleum
Tent Avenue Lenement
Sameang
Niin
Pané
Mon
Merds
Mleta
Arthur Samuels
New Yorker
Robert Woolsey
Brooklyn Stork
Kathleen
Charles G. Norris
Fusell Friml
Bhanghal
Antonio Sati
John Farrar Allo
Bums Bact
Mamish McLaurin
Bern
ScNduaht Byadiants
Dickinson
Russell B. Wine
Bexar County
Coolidge
Offtein
Russia
Communniata
Elsie Robinson
King Faan
Ayn
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