Japanese Quietly Strike Back at U S Troops in Siberia
Returning American soldiers describe widespread harassment by Japanese units in Siberia. They recount friction with Japanese officers, assaults on privates, and incidents of intimidation that have damaged morale and strained Allied relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Francisco
Siberia
United States
Cghaves
Solictiers
San Francisco
Thomas and
Sherman
H. E B. Sayers
Railway Service Corps
Russia
3. Linder
Hubert E. Moore
Oklahoma
Spasskoe
W. J. Kellogg
List Infantry
Moore
Kellogg
Rent protests and wartime profiteering complaints
A letter to the Tenants' Protective Association denounces rent hikes at the Outlook hotel amid wartime profiteering. The writer accuses rental agents and heat tariffs of collusion, cites a 120 percent rise in under two years, and laments Japanese labor figures in the workforce. He calls for immediate action and relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenants’ Protective Association
Glebe
Star
Beattie
Outlook Hotel
Met
Woman Found Guilty in 12 Year Old Murder
Mrs. Stanislaw Lypczynska was found guilty of the first degree murder of Sister Mary Janina in a circuit court verdict after a 10 hour deliberation in Leland Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland, Mich
Stanislaw Lypczynska
Mary Janina
Seventy seven offered to ward off lingering colds
A testimonial notes Seventy seven as a remedy to combat weakness and lingering colds with shivering chills sneezing cough and sore throat. It claims two doses equal one strong recovery and mentions Doctor Book and Mumphreys Homes Medicine Co at 156 William Street New York as places to obtain it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor Book
All Drug and Country Stores
Mumphreys’ Homes
Medicine Co
William Street
New York
Concealed Whisky Found Hidden in Crockery Barrels
Seizure announced by the U S marshal with 12 barrels of crockery and two boxes of tinware each containing five gallons of whisky. Shipment from New York to Alaska detained by Department of Justice agents under Deputy Albert Rooks. Liquor stored awaiting district court action. barrels guarded amid humorous note about secretaries in matrimony.
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United States Marshal’s Office
New York
Alaska
Department of Justice
United States
Albert Rooks
United States District Court
Cyclist Injured in Auto Accident in Richmond Highlands
Cyclist Jack Wyatt suffered an injured foot and was hospitalized after being knocked from his motorcycle by a car at Seventh Ave and Pike St in Richmond Highlands. Driver ABE Swadener of Fauntleroy Ave faced the incident Friday night. R E York also injured when his car skidded into another at First Ave N and 45th St.
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Jack Wyatt
Richmond Highlands
City
Seventh Ave
Pike «T
A. BE. S
Wadener
Fauntleroy Ave
R. E. York
Woodlawn Ave
First Ave. N
45Th St
Wallet Lost on First Avenue With Cash and Bond
Shurlock of 1411 First Ave reports losing a wallet containing 350 dollars and a 100 dollar Liberty bond on First Ave late Thursday. He notified police Friday.
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Shurlock
First Ave
Five Years of Distress Ended by PE-RU-NA Remedy
Farmer W. J. Temple of Delaware Ohio describes five years without meals due to bowel and stomach trouble. After using PE-RU-NA five bottles he reports being able to work again and praising the medicine for digestion catarrh and colds. He recommends PE-RU-NA to friends and notes its availability in tablet or liquid form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Temple
Lincoln — . Ave
Delaware
Ohio
Dr. Hartman
Whites and oges in Chicago Agree on Building Segregation
Chicago leaders from white and black communities reached a local accord to prevent further trouble. Negro leaders pressed for housing and an orderly black belt, loan associations, and related measures to keep the race within its own district, in a meeting not officially sanctioned.
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Chicago
J. Gray Lucas
Color in Cheeks Becomes Clear with Our Liver Cleanse
A vintage ad markets a pink complexion and buoyant feeling by cleansing liver and bowels. It promises no dangers, claims nightly use, and notes millions of boxes sold at 10c and 25c, highlighting quick bile action and constipation relief.
Mauretania Sails Route Disrupted by New York Strike
The Cunard liner Mauretania en route from Southampton to New York diverted to Halifax due to a prolonged strike by New York longshoremen. The ship stopped for coal and to take on stores before continuing its voyage to New York.
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Halifax
New York
Cunard
Southampton
Browless after street fight over $20 in Dearborn Street area
John Ovist, 37, of 2408 Western Ave, told police how a robber demanded his $20 on Saturday at 2 AM near 12th Ave 8 and Jackson St. The attacker reportedly bit his eyebrow during the struggle, leaving Ovist with one eyebrow gone but $20 recovered.
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John Ovist
Western Ave
John
12Th Ave
Jackson St
Dearborn St
Ovist
Jap Delegates Leave for Washington Labor Conference
After a short stay, Japan's three delegates to the labor conference at Washington speeded toward the capital. They arrived on the Fushimi Maru at 7 a.m. and left for Washington on a special train at 9:30 a.m. The delegates are U. Nasu and two others.
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Japan
Washington
U. Nasu
Itch Control Ad Promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla
An advertisement claims chronic itching and skin eruptions can be cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla with a thorough blood purification, promising lasting relief after a fair trial. The copy also promotes Hood's Pills to keep bowels normally active and thorough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ake Hood
Hood
All Men Reformed Thieves and Liars Speech Draws Delegates
Dr Henry W Goddard of the state bureau of juvenile research told directors of 22 state institutions plus labor and employer representatives in Toledo Ohio on October 25 that all men have been thieves and liars at some period. Also present were Kama da a government delegate and S Mu to an envoy, with Kobe mayor Shinkichi Tamura in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
Henry W. Goddard
State Bureau of Juvenile Research
Conroy Surrenders for U S Trial in Liquor Case
Conroy former waiter linked with Dan Edwards and Boyker hotel owner to face federal liquor charges. He posted a 1500 dollar bond and awaits trial in the city. The note mentions Boldt restaurant at 4414 3d Ave downtown with no further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conroy
Dan Edwards
Elegent of Justice
Boyker
Boldt
Ave
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Outlook Hotel Man
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Seattle
Tom
Agere
Annie
Freckles
Leo
Blosser
Max
Pop
Waly
Dan Way
LOT & Money
Ouwell
Meebe
Joneses
POP Mom
Order OF Wine
Otto Auto
Tia
Dingle
Nesves
By Ahern
Faw
United Press
Capital
ALL Men
Thieves and Liars
Beecham
Efcham
Self
U. S
Charles Conroy
California
Wri
Latter
American Building
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