The Eye That Never Sleeps Round the World With Togo
A critical explainer denouncing Japanese influence and American business complicity in Seattle and Shantung. It details a letter from T Kambe of Klyce & Hertzman urging 15 percent charitable deductions to aid Nippon propaganda, contrasts with Japanese persecution of Christians, and condemns Japanese actions in Shantung and drug trafficking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Togo
Great Detective Agency
Pacific Coast
T. Kambe
Klyce & Hertzman
Seattle
Mr. Kambe
U. S
America
Japan
Nippon
Kambe
Pan
Shantung
Little Brown Disciples of Brotherhood
American Presbyterian Mission
United States
Hasmira
Soldier Dead Still Unidentified Abroad
March 12. Paul Kaufman head of the graves registration bureau of Red Cross speaks on the difficulty of identifying dead soldiers and bringing them home. He notes the long task of recovering bodies from France and interring them in a single grave cemetery near Romagne.
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Carolyn Vance Bell Washington
War Department
Paul Kaufman
Red Cross
Kaufman
Army
Jomes
France
Romagne
Paralytic Claims Faith Cured Him
William H. Blackman an 83 year old head of a local floral company in Evansville Indiana walked for the first time in 15 years after faith and a physician’s encouragement. He had been wheeled in an invalid chair since a paralytic stroke. He now believes he is permanently cured.
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William H. Blackman
Blackman
Red Cross letter urges aid to return bodies
A Red Cross department receives letters asking for help in returning bodies. The editor notes the letters reveal ignorance of the real conditions and emphasizes the need for proper understanding and assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
the Red Cross
Favorite movie stars drawn from public opinions
A city poll collects varied public views on favorite actors. Nicolás Menacho, Bolivian consul, and sheriff John Stringer name William Farnum and Mary Pickford among admired performers, while others find real life more compelling than crime thrillers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nemesio Menacho
L. C. Smith
William Farnum
Bill Hart
Lula Zelinger
Cas
John Stringer
Mary Pickford
W. Long
Ward St
C. R. Gibb
51St Ave.s
Fire destroys couple's hopeful future in Jay tragedy
Henry Williams a World War II veteran from St Mihiel and the Argonne, and his bride Ruth Jones, married weeks earlier, perished in a Wrightsville hotel fire after returning from Camp Dix. Williams spent the night searching for Ruth, learning she had died when the hotel burned to the third floor.
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Jay
Fin
Henry
Ruth
France
Williams
Wrightsville
New Jersey
Henry Williams
St. Mihiel
Argonne
Ruth Jones
Camp Dix
Salvation Army
Camp
Mames
Red Cross
Dix
Williams’ Co
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Barber’s Services
London
England
Hounslow
Quentin Quidnunc
Portiand
New York
Arcade
Second Ave
Rhodes Co
Northwest
Portland
Raleigh
Clonk
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