Japan's Militarists Drive Far East Ambitions
The author argues that Japanese militarists seek Far East domination beyond Manchuria and Korea. He says Japan aims to be protected by Britain as eastern guardian, pressuring a new Anglo Japanese alliance while sidelining U.S. interests, with tensions in India Cairo and Ceylon as proof of escalating regional influence.
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U.S. Asiatic Fleet
Chicago Daily News
Manchuria
Korea
Siberia
Mongolia
Shantung Province
Milly Party
Japan
India
Ceylon
Great Britain
Britain
Penn J
United States
Pacific Ocean
Cairo
England
China
Japan Sought Kamchatka Leases and Rail Link, U.S. Naval Aims
Dispatches from Omsk report the Osaki newspaper citing Tokyo sources that Gen Graves was pushing for 15 year concessions in Kamchatka and a new railway to unite with Khabarovsk. A Tokyo Kominin Shimbun translation claims Rolando Morin sought a 36 year lease on Kamchatka coast for fish rights masking naval base aims. The piece argues U S intends Alaska as Asia’s anchor and warns of Japanese propaganda.
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Far Eastern Review
Omsk
Dsi-Dsi
Osaki
Tokyo
Graves
Siberia
America
Kamchatka
Kamehatka
Habarovek
Morris
Tokyo Komamin Shimbun
Lashokis
Rolando Mor
Rin
Japan
Karne
United States
Aleutian Islands
Petropaviovek Bay
Kamechatka
Alaska
Asia
Kaiser Interview Sensation Stuns Germany
Berlin reports a week long sensation over the exclusive Kaiser interview obtained by Heinrich Petermeyer and published in America by United Press. General Von Gontard confirms the garden talk at Amerongen castle and notes Petermeyer’s prior role as tutor to the Bentinck children. The Vorwaerts credits him with accurate, convincing reportage.
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Kaiser
Heinrich Petermeyer
America
United Press
Germany
General von Gontard
Doorn
Petermeyer
Amerongen Castle
Holland
Bentinck
Vorwaerts
Berlin
Registration Open for Home Nursing Class
Registration continues for a new home nursing course meeting Mondays and Thursdays mornings at the Jumble Shop on Fourth Ave and Virginia St. Participants may inquire at Red Crow headquarters, 315 University Ave, for details on this and other nursing classes.
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Fourth Ave
Virginia St
Red Crow
Red Crown
University At
Choose Wife by Her Walk Says Bur ling in Beattie Visit
Biologist K C Burling visiting Beattie offers a humorous, pseudoscientific guide to selecting a wife by examining the way she walks. He claims 43 percent walk on the inside of one foot and outside of the other, and describes types from the rolling Balome to the shimmy maker, noting heels and posture reveal character.
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Sbe
K. C. Burting
Beattie
Burling
Jack London
California
Everett Man Freed on Narcotic Charge Verdict
Everett resident Lyle J. Agnew was freed after a jury verdict returned Thursday before Federal Judge BF Cushman. The trial hinged on narcotic charges and resulted in acquittal.
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Everett
BF. Cushman
Lyle J. Agnew
Wan
Onion King claims Americans eat onions for kick
Chicago entrepreneur Carl Peowaty dubbed “onion king” says Americans deprived of liquor bite into onions to get a kick. He frames onions as a substitute for alcohol in hard times.
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Chicago
Carl Peowaty
First Avenue Repaving Approved by City Council
The city council's streets and sewers committee approved repaving First Avenue between Prie Street and Atlantic Street at a cost of 463 899 dollars 45 cents. Double shifts will be used and costs will be assessed to property owners. The Ninth and Sixth Avenue projects were postponed 26 weeks amid protests and a formal estimate of 1 million dollars had been reported.
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First
First Ave
Prie St
Atlantic St
Council Streets and
Ers
Ninth 8
Sixth Ave
Walker
Washington's Birthday Bank Program At Rainier Club
Principal speakers announced include Prof Clark P from University of Was, Mayor Hugh M Caldwell, and A Garrecht United States new at Spokane. Gen James Shield presides as head of Assembly Fourth degree Columbus.
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Washington
Birthday Bank
Clark P
University of Was
Hugh M. Caldwell
Cis. A. Garrecht
United States
New
Spokane
James Shield A”sembly
Columbus
Prominent Ogden Physician Dies After Illness
Ogden Utah February 18 Dr Kolt Kanzeler aged 38 a noted physician surgeon and Ogden resident died yesterday at Dee hospital from bleeding caused by an ulcerated tooth after several weeks illness.
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Ogden
Utah
Kolt Kanzeler
Dee Hospital
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Far Eastern Review of
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Zamoto
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John Harrison Thompson
First Baptist Church
Portland
Tailored Ready Co
Seattle
Pike Street
Carl D. Groat
First Avenue
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