Four Questions Supreme at Arms Meet
England Japan and China face a pivotal Pacific conference with America playing a guiding role. The article lists four core questions about Far East policy: England’s stance to Japan, Japan’s willingness to yield open door aims, China’s readiness to accept international aid, and Hughes’ balancing act to harmonize interests. It notes optimism from leaders like Lord Lee and Kato, and China’s call for an open door applied by China rather than imposed.
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England
Japan
Nippon
Orient
Far East
Asia
China
Pourth
Hughes
Admiral Kato
W. W. Yen
Powell
Aeita
United States Debates Ten Billion Debt Cancellation Plan
Opinion in New York on canceling European debt in exchange for universal disarmament. Some call the idea absurd, others see potential if pursued to its logical conclusion. Debates consider reducing U S military outlays and future savings to fund the debt waiver.
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New York
Financial Center
United States
Wall St. Bank
Bank President Doubts Debt Forgiveness for Disarmament
Portland November 10 A L Mills president of First National Bank argues that cancelling debt owed by foreign nations to the United States would not aid disarmament. He says relief to nations from whom no harm is expected would not influence England or Japan’s armaments.
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Portland
United States
A. L. Mills
First National Bank
William Jennings Bryan
England
Japan
Barrows dismisses price for disarmament in comments
BERKELEY Calif November 10 David F Barrows president of the University of California says no inducement such as cancellation of allied debts to the United States should be necessary to secure allied disarmament agreement He criticizes William Jennings Bryan suggestion that America offer this price noting such an agreement should come from mutual desires for peace not purchase by any nation He adds the idea has no merit.
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United States
Europe
America
Berkeley
Cal
David F. Barrows
University of Callifornia
William Jennings
Bryan
Barrows
Methodism Strong Here Report Shows Growth in City Churches
The Washington state has two Methodist Episcopal churches with over 1,000 members. First Methodist Seattle reports 2,226 members and Central Methodist Spokane 1,243. Nationally, such churches rose from 168 in 1916 to 252 now. East Calvary Philadelphia leads with 4,820 members. Seattle ranks tenth.
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Oliver S. Baketel
First Methodist Church of
Seattle
Central Methodist Church
Spokane
Baker
United States
Philadelphia
East Calvary Church
Jine
Unknown Soldier honored by nations in grand tribute
A national ceremony places wreaths from King George V and Lloyd George beside the unknown soldier as veterans guard the casket. Foreign leaders Briand Beatty Balfour Geddes and others arrive to pay homage while troops and citizens lay flowers and pledge duty to the fallen Comrades.
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Catafalque
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Robert O. Woodside
Woodside
United States
King George
England
Lloyd George
Briand
France
Britain
America
Admiral Beatty
Jutland
Arthur Balfour
Geddes
Rotunda
Officiggia
Shrine contest heads to court over winning prize
Miss Frances Drager, winner of the Shrine popularity contest, was blocked from taking the motor coupe as Miss Florence Kubey, second place, seeks legal relief in superior court. Kubey alleges Drager’s 20,000 votes with an uncertified check altered the result. a restraining order bars delivery pending trial.
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Shrine
Frances Drager
Florence Kubey
Shrine Prize
Miss Drager
Kubey
Mies Drager
Miss Kubey
Ben
R. D. Allen
Allen
Th Kubeys
Kubey Yard
Shrine Circus
Seattle
Florence Wolff
Julia Eimendorf
Ferris L. Simdars
Billie Clark
Margaret Grinstein
Cadillac Auto
J. BB. Lager
Chalmers
Ben Rogers
Studebaker
J. B. Hewitt
Nabatame Exploits Poor Seekers In Ground Floor Scheme
The article describes Nabatame luring a penniless lone girl into a $150 monthly job, taking $25 and offering tiny repayments. She borrowed again to cover rent due November 1 after a stall by him, which the landlady questioned as legal tender. Most victims were in modest means, chosen for vulnerability.
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Nabatame
Defeat Unites Workers In Nabatame Scam Fallout
A report on the collapse of Thomas Y. Nabatame's World Cable Directory Co reveals shaken workers banding together in misery. One former stenographer who sold her business under the scheme kept helping others though she lost her nest egg, while Nabatame abandoned the charity of “chuck and flop” payments. A club of companions in misery forms among disappointed employers.
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Thomas Y. Nabatame
World Cable Directory Co
Get Rich-Quick
Nakatame
Nabatame
Marines Leave to Guard U S Mails
Detachments of marines left Washington to guard the mails. Each unit includes 25 men and a captain and is headed for New York Philadelphia Boston Cleveland Richmond San Francisco Atlanta Chicago St Louis Minneapolis Dallas and Los Angeles.
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Hays
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Cleveland
Richmond
San Francisco
Atlanta
Chicago
St. Louis
Minneapois
Dalles
Los Angeles
Lloyd George Foresees Early Departure for Washington Talks
London reports Premier Lloyd George intends to depart soon for the Washington arms conference. The statement follows his lord mayor banquet speech in which he urged timely action and stressed the urgency of the conference.
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Lloyd George
London
Washington Arms
Flesh color Union Suits Offered in Heavy Quality
In bodice and regulation styles many embroidered flesh color Union suits priced at 4.95 dollars each.
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