Fight in Japan Nearly Starts a War
May 20 Tokyo diplomats report a dog fight near the American embassy that nearly escalated into an international incident. A fishmonger’s dog clashed with a guard dog during a katsuoboshi display, drawing police intervention and diplomatic regret from Japanese authorities. The fishmonger was fined, and the scene prompted official cables to Washington as authorities sought to quell the scare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janios B. Wonp
Antonin Liane
Chicaga
Rees
Ipeoranbi Tesi
Chicago
Newt Foreign Service
Tokyo
Far East
Rudolf Boling Teusler
Peni
St. Luke's Hospital
Che
Woodrow Wilvan
Snd
American Red Cross
Bibelle
Anyaua Beach
Ha- Samia
Katsuohashi
Virginia Fra
Imperial Police
Jaik M. Mousler
Edward Belly
D'Ngisires
Foreign Office
State Department
Washington
Metropolitan Police
Weuil
Teuster
Virginia
Smooth
Judiuz
Jehampion
Victim of Grudge Describes Kidnaping Ordeal
Fragmentary OCR reports a May 20 policy probe into the alleged kidnapping of Edna Lee a singer. The text mentions an organized grudge and a rescue at a marsh where the victim was gagged and unable to identify her assailants. contents are garbled and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Lee
Thureday
Miew Lee
Bing
Ming Lee
Dowsdad
Ple
Liberal rural credits extended by Federal Reserve banks
May 20. D C Mellon Weavers press details extend the present six months rediscount limit for agriculture. Mellon argues for relief with livestock paper and two year births, while critics fear inflation. Congress may hear extensions as banks ensure protection, with guarantees tied to agricultural notes and broader credit access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Withington
D.C
Agritullere
Boyer
Mellon
Jarie Paraday
J. Ser
Big Steamer Burns Pranhundte Fire Extinguished Near Pier
The steamship Pa anidie Atate burned after a June near New York Sound with the deck crews fighting the blaze. Fireboats and salvage efforts opened water holds as smoke filled the ship. A 25 man crew stood by as the vessel lay aground near the North River pier, with authorities inspecting the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aimorivin Parronger
Paanidie Atate
Tauceesa
Cum Baie
Paohandie State Fire Destroys Ship Cabins After Arrival
The Paohandie State, a few months old, arrived from Boulogne and London with all cabins filled. The vessel valued at 30,000,000 is owned by the United States Shipping Board and operated by the United States Mail Steamship Company. All aboard escaped to safety as flames began while docked before the scheduled return trip next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hich
Boulogne
London
United States Shinning Board
United States Mail Steamship Company
Michigan Establishes Aeronautical Engineering Department
Detroit May 20 The University of Michigan announced a new Aeronautical Engineering department with Lieut. Tho Daan as dean. The program includes design construction and flight of aircraft, math, astronomy, physics, meteorology, chemistry, telephony and telegraphy, and photography. The campus will feature special laboratories, a flying field, and a machine shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Tho Daan
Respect for Uniform Judge Defers Sentence Over Uniform Issue
Judge Kenesaw, presiding in Chicago, postponed sentencing William Zigeyer who was found guilty of robbery after he appeared in court in a United States Army uniform. Zigeyer pleaded mercy citing his World War I service. The judge warned him not to wear the uniform again and noted Zigeyer’s Camp Funston assignment at the time of arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanilis
Chicago
Kenesaw
St Tusndis
Federa
Thynesday
William Zigeyer
Becawe
United States
Zwerer
Lemercy
Judi
Presbyterian church delays action on unification plan in St Louis
The United States Presbyterian five- frien d merger was postponed by the general assembly at Southern Presbyterian church in St Louis. Rev. A. Curry of Memphis was elected moderator and Rev. F. D. Leslie of Cisco was reelected permanent clerk. The report touches evangelistic program and refugee hardships amid wartime turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
United States
Olst General Assembly
Southern Presbyterian Church
A. ¥. Curry
Memphis
F. D. Leslie
Cisco
Hiv
Louisville
Life in Russian Regions Amid Bandit Rule
Report from Corpus Christi Lov Mayes describes destitution and terror in Tolebeviki Russia as bands of marauders loot, murder, and coerce peasants. Ten brigades from the western countryside move through villages, posing as a government while brutalizing locals and suppressing any interference by citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rus
Ut Max
Morris Goleman
Corpus Christi
Warsaw
Lov
Mayessof
Jurton
Tolebeviki
Russia
Tiftzens
Rich Selling Papers and a Philanthropic Dream
A San Francisco newsboy named Jon es q. is noted for amassing about $20, fat during his years selling papers on the street. He plans to leave his fortune to a genius striving to aid humanity, with his will to be framed at the university’s Berkeley authorities after a trip to Italy and Mexico. Born in the western American region, he has shown philanthropic intent through his modest savings and aspiration.
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Sin Francisco
San
Jones
Carley Pomrino
Hig
Winneney Anil
Sone Genius
Auisitor
University of California
Berkeley - i Prawina
Italy
West Afilan
Mexico Obregon recognition urged by Arizona senator
Washington May 20 Senator Ashurst Democrat Arizona urged congressional action for early recognition of the Obregon government in Mexico in a statement. He cited resolutions from Arizona California and Oklahoma lawmakers urging recognition and warned that delay could lead to disaster if European powers recognize the regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Obregon
Mexico
Senter Ashuret
Arizona
Fe “Pholepislatores
California
Oklahoma
United States
Laves- Mane Songer
Alpearly
Waste third of gas production blamed on poor job
Cinemneds Ohio May 2008 at a Natural Gas association session a speaker cited that one third of total gas production is lost from production to distribution due to bad practices. Defective debts and other causes were discussed as factors and potential legal action loomed in pending bankruptcies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thene
Thenountey
Afr
Wren
Sleepwear Described as Comfortable and Durable for Children
A fragment notes a long familiar sleeping garment for children ages 2 to 16 years with features such as light weight yet durable fabric. It mentions comfort from staying down and binding gaps, with options in pink, blue, or white and piping on front and pocket plus a Saturday special label.
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Saterday
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Japan
Saps Express
Congress
Federal Reserve Bai
Fietaher
Mire Fortierr
Kiste
School For Aviators
University of Michigan
Corpus Chiteti
Sam Fenncisco
Philin
Victrolas
Record Catalog
Victor
AIS
RED
Victrola
Loox
Victor Talking Machine CO
Camden
Ned
Victrola TV
Victor Talking Machine Company
Camden, New Jersey
Aeges Iecognition
Engineer Kells Association
Phat Ties
Sectio
the Creator
Boys’ Store
Frank Bros
Phis
Conte
Palm Beach
Barber Bill
Bill
Happy Land
Ip Land
Ouficial OY Scout Outfitters
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