Policy on Liberia Ires Japan by Paul N. Wilson
Y Ishikawa editor of Tokyo's Yorodosho says anti alien land laws fuel US Japan tension. He warns Americans should avoid chauvinism and demagoguery, urging the United States to respect Japan's need for expansion in China and Siberia and to treat immigration and trade justly. He emphasizes Japan seeks equitable access to raw materials and urges live and let live.
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United States
Siberia
China
Y. Ishikawa
Yorodsu Choho
Tokyo
Japan
Ito
America
Russia
Ishikawa
Harmiecus
JAP PARLEYS GO SMOOTHLY
Washington says talks between the United States and Japan on immigration and California anti Japanese legislation proceed without interruption. State department officials deny reports of a temporary halt and expect further negotiations before the California vote in November.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Japan
California
Department of State
Washington Dispatch
Marine Private Wins Riches and a Title
Anthony Zulpo, a private in the Marine Corps at Washington, has inherited the title and estates of the Count of Cereti. Born in St Mary Missouri 26 years ago he is the sole heir after the count’s death.
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Washington
Marine Corps
Anthony Zulpo
Marine
Zulpo
St. Mary
Count of Cereti
Coffee consumption climbs to record in United States
Washington reports that U S coffee intake for year ended June 30 reached 1,258,000,000 cups, a per capita 60 percent rise, equal to about 40 cups per pound, marking the largest yearly total on record. The increase amounts to 49,900,000 pounds.
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Washington
United States
Department of Commerce
Seven Life Rules From Edith May’s Grandmother
A New York story notes Edith May, a 17 year old beauty contest winner, receives seven life rules from her grandmother Mary Ann Leuenberger a Swiss immigrant. Rules urge facing new things staying modest yet vocal avoiding hometown shame self reliance and women’s intuition.
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New York
Edith May
Mary Ann Leuenberger
Grandma Leuenberger
Terme
Folka
Ume
Mun Ant
Inquiring Readers Name Favorite Film Figures
Readers at several addresses weigh film stars, naming Constance Talmadge and Tom Moore among favorites. Acknowledge praise for Elsie Ferguson and Charles Ray while sparing remarks on Charlie Chaplin. One respondent notes Constance Talmadge was very funny in The Virtuous Vamp.
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Margaret Pilling
Olympic
Elsie Ferguson
Charles Ray
Charlie Chaplin
H. Chinn
Harvard Eve
Constance Talmadge
John Reed Dies in Moscow Amid Typhus Outbreak
John Reed, noted radical writer and editor born in Portland, died in Moscow due to typhus, according to a cablegram to his brother Henry G. Reed. Reed, once editor of The Masses and war correspondent, had served briefly as Soviet ambassador to the United States.
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John Reed
Moscow
Russia
Henry G. Reed
Louis Bryant Reed
Reed
Finland
Sweden
Harvard
Villa
Mexico
United States
The
Masses
Man Arrested After Idaho Pool Hall Murder
Gust Wagener, pool room owner in Kootenai Idaho, is arrested in Thompson Falls following the murder of Joseph Mable a Northern Pacific conductor. Witnesses say a liquor fueled quarrel led to Wagener firing a revolver and striking Mabie with its butt before the fatal shot. Mabie died Sunday noon in Paradise. Wagener was captured after the incident.
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Mont
Gust Wagener
Kootenai
Idaho
Thompson Falls
Joseph Mable
Northern Pacific Railroad
Witneses
Wagner
Mabie
Paradise
Thompson Falla
Car Collision Leaves Injured After Night Crash
Alvin Moore reports a standstill car without lights caused a crash at the intersection of West 36th Street and Leary Avenue Saturday night. He and a girl companion were badly bruised.
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Alvin
Moore
Woodlawn Place
36Th St
Leary Ave
Naval Board of Inquiry to Probe Haiti Occupation
The naval board of inquiry appointed by Secretary Daniels to investigate General Barnett and the charge of indiscriminate killing of Haitians by American marines is expected to begin early this week in Washington.
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Wastiington
Naval Board of Inquiry
Daniels
Barnett
Haitiens
Hiait
Seattleite in Haiti writes of conditions there
A Seattle marine, Anthony Stephens, reports from Thomassique Maui on July 1. He describes fever, poor roads, burro transport, bandits, old French rifles, and harsh local wages while noting delayed medical care and the slow pace of life in Haiti. He also mentions the impact of conflict on the population and the villagers’ limited earnings.
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Seattleite
Haiti
Malcolm Douglas
Anthony C. Stephens
Seattle
Thomassique
Maui
Stephens
Marines
Chateau Thierry
Bam
Taiti
Germany
Mystery Solved Gardener Mistaken for Bomb Threat
A stenographer saw a man lurking near the mayor s office and suspected an anarchist with a bomb. Hours later police debunked the scare, identifying the figure as the gardener tending plaza plants outside the mayor s office. Neighbors lose interest after two weeks of marriage.
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Coppers Ecly
Merry Xmas Rush Strains Beattie Post Office
Beattie post office prepares for Christmas mail surge from December 18 to 24 with volume tripling by December 22. Railway mail service plans extra space and doubled road force, with Seattle and Portland clerks assisting in sorting and clearance of Oregon and Northbound mail. Overtime across all departments to handle peak period.
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Merry Christman
Beattie Post Office
Beattie Portal
Edward McGrath
Railway Mail Service
McGrath
Weert
Portland
Seattle
Oregon Mall
Sacramento
Tooth Dangles Drive Pilot to Timely Landing
Eddie Hubbard, U.S. air mail pilot, landed in Seattle at 3 20 PM after a rough round trip from Victoria. He carried 600 pounds of Australasian mail on the steamer Tahiti and completed the 4 mile transfer in 66 minutes. After landing he rushed to a dentist for a tooth extraction, saying the tooth ached more than the storm.
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Tahiti
Eddie Hubbard
U. & Air Mail
Seattle
Victoria
Hubbard
Cable Snaps Kill Engineer at Renton Logging Camp
Funeral services set for Harry D. Alison 73 stationary engineer killed Friday near Renton when a cable at the International Spar Co. logging camp snapped and crushed him. Local authorities investigated the fatal accident and prepared the official report.
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Harry D. Alison
International Spar Co
Renton
Legislature to Submit New State Administrative Code
Governor Louis F. Hart announced in Seattle that a complete readjustment of the state administrative code has been prepared for submission to the next session. The plan aims to cut duplication of work and eliminate surplus commissions to streamline state government.
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Louis F. Hart
Seattle
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