Japanese System Told By Henry Clews In War Context
Henry Clews discusses Japan's development and financial system under Marquis Ito, noting adoption of American methods, currency and bonds, and a disciplined military structure. He recalls Japanese restraint, education abroad, and wartime stance, with anecdotes on schoolbooks and social behavior.
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England
France
Germany
Japan
United States
Continental Bank Note Company
Marquis Ito
Togo
Annapolis
Elks Plan New Club House in Sedalia If Possible
Sedalia Elks consider buying one of the World’s Fair buildings for a new lodge house. Members favored the plan at last night’s meeting and a negotiating committee was formed. The structure is a beautiful movable building, to be relocated after the fair. District Deputy H M Stonestreet visited socially. L R Cook W C Knight and Fred E Arn were initiated.
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Sedalia
H. M. Stonestreet
Kansas City
L. R. Cook
W. C. Knight
Fred E. Arn
Boonville
Maccabee Memorial Day Plans Set by Local Lodges
A committee of L. F. Ritchie F. E. Hoffman Sr and Ernest Wigton was appointed at a Ritchie tent meeting to arrange Maccabee Memorial day observances on June 19. The group will visit Crescent tent next Wednesday to seek a joint program with both lodges involved.
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L. F. Ritchie
F. E. Hoffman, Sr
Ernest Wigton
Ritchie
Crescent Tent
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Sedalia Beer
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