Motives Behind 1911 Japan-US Treaty Denunciation
Boake Carter analyzes motives for denouncing the 1911 treaty between Japan and the United States. He splits motives into hostility to Japan with China favoritism, British interests in the Far East, and preserving American neutrality should war arise. He argues Senator Vandenberg aimed at neutrality, while Roosevelt’s actions mix neutrality with power politics, risking sanctions and potential war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
China
Britain
Far East
United States
Orient
America
Vandenberg
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senator Vandenberg
Roosevelt
New York Times
London
Tokio
Europe
Anthony Eden
No Doll It Barbara Wees Hearts No Doll It Barbara Wees
Merry Clart and Johnny Nor folk live in Virginia and love, but Johnny already has a wife and finances by selling real estate. He buys a shabby house on credit, to which Merry reacts with mixed feelings as Johnny seeks independence. Flossie remains torn between love and duty, and Merry faces a future apart from Johnny as he imagines a stepping stone toward better prospects.
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Merry Clart
Johnny Norfolk
Virginia
John
Flessie Field
Merry
Johnny
Flossie
Sal
Mother
Cal
Gayety
Sam Henderson
Erry
Wage Hour fight fizzles as Senate blocks action
Washington notes that wage hour amendments face slim odds of passage. The Senate Labor Committee shows liberal leanings and no move to consider wage hour bills, while filibuster fears deter riders or discharge. A behind the scenes probe targets a farm lobby influence on Capitol Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Senate Labor Committee
Capitol Hill
Elbert Thomas
Utah
Murray
Montana
Pepper
Florida
Lee
Oklahoma
Hill
Alabama
Borah
LaFollette
Pat Hurley
Hoover
Securities and Exchange Commission
Associated Gas and Electric Co
Howard Hopson
RFC
Hurley
Hopson
Jesse Jones
SEC
Texas
Jack Garner
John L. Lewis
Lone Star Group
Garner
New Deal
Lewis
Slack Family Reunion in South Amherst Bechstein's woods
The annual Slack family reunion on August 2 in Bechstein's woods featured a noon basket dinner and a business meeting electing Edwin Slack as president and Mrs. Dora Snyder as secretary. A social hour followed with outdoor sports. attendees included Isaac Slack Sr and many relatives from South Amherst, Lorain, Havana, Willard, and Norwalk. The Swiss Lodge also held its semi annual meeting with officers elected.
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South Amherst
Isaac Slack
Bechstein’s Woods
Edwin Slack
Peter Ammenhauser
Jack Blome
Dora Snyder
Lottie Ruth
Isaac Slack Sr
Albert Slack
Maynard
Wm. Slack
Norma
Betty Kalmeyer
Isaac Slack, Jr
Sam Slack
Sammy
Wayne
Donald
Richard
Eugene Prichett
al Glosser
George Powers
Donna May
Andy le Point
Lorain
A. F. Nall F
R. S. Kilpatrick
Dayton
Florence
Roland
Delton Reichert
Linda Lou
Havana
Ohio
Jack Slack
Willard
John Arthur
Priscilla
Norwalk
Ladies Dime Society Host Meeting at Church Parlor
A Thursday afternoon gathering of the Ladies Dime Society meets in the Congregational Church parlor to discuss community plans and social activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Dime Society
Congregational
August Royal Neighbor Lodge Meeting at Swiss Hall
The August meeting of the Royal Neighbor Lodge will be held at the Swiss Hall Thursday evening with Mrs. John Witt and Mrs. Raymond Jones as hostesses.
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Royal Neighbor Lodge
Swiss Hall
John Witt
Raymond Jones
Regular meeting of South Amherst Legion Post 197 Friday
The South Amherst American Legion Post No 197 schedules a regular meeting at the club rooms Friday evening. The event brings together post members to discuss local affairs and Legion administration.
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South Amherst American Legion Post No. 197
Village caucus set at town hall next Monday evening
All voters in the village are asked to meet at the town hall next Monday evening for a caucus. Village officials will be nominated for the November election.
Lake Avenue Upcoming 4-H Club Meeting Announced
The Lake Avenue 4-H Club will gather at advisor E. R. Laver's home on Thursday evening August 3 at 6:00. Raymond Mayville and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mayville plus Mrs. Dora Mayville and children of Cleveland visited Howard Behnke's home Sunday. Clyde Behnke traveled Monday to stay several weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Starkey in Germfask Michigan.
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Lake Avenue
E. R. Laver
Raymond Mayville
Frank Mayville
Dora Mayville
Cleveland
Howard Behnke
Clyde Behnke
Arthur Starkey
Germfask
Michigan
Dover Center Briefs Beneficiary Travel and Visits
Mrs. Rose Dunford left Saturday for Detroit to spend three weeks with her daughter and family. Mrs. Charles Dyble returned home from Canada after attending a funeral of her niece. Mrs. Russell entertained friends from Cleveland last week. The annual picnic of the Young People's Society of St. Paul’s church was held.
West River Road Hosts and Visits
Mrs Frances Heckel and Mrs L H Keller welcome as house guests from Friday to Wednesday their grandson and wife Mr and Mrs Arnold Keller of Morgantown West Virginia. Mrs Clara Keller hosts Loyal Workers Auxiliary of the Methodist church at her home Wednesday evening August 9. Mr and Mrs C E McIntire visited their son and family Mr and Mrs Paul McIntire and son of Mansfield Friday.
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West River Road
Frances Heckel
L. H Keller
Arnold Keller
Morgantown
W. Va
Clara Keller
Loyal Workers Auxiliary
The
Methodist Church
C. E. McIntire
Paul McIntire
Mansfield
Detec tive Reports Odd Start to Birmingham Investigation
Birmingham police detective J N Bryan began a routine shift in a bizarre frame of mind after reporting for work he found himself virtually incapacitated. During the inquiry he misplaced the police car keys and handcuffs causing a minor delay in duties.
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Birmingham
Ala
J. N. Bryan
Bryan
Litchfield News Visitors and Local Moves Reported
Mr and Mrs Ray Mond Haumesser and family and Mr and Mrs Herman Hawnesser of Litchfield called on Mrs Tillie Haumesser. John Knox and grandson John Elden of Shaker Heights visited G O Haury. Erhart also called on him. Korosy of Cleveland were Sunday dinner guests of her parents in Litchfield. Stephenson family visited relatives in West Salem and Red Haw. Beache of Seville and Hart with several others visited Albert Gross home. William Hughes of Grafton moved into Theodore Haury’s building. Ullrichs and Maxworthys visited relatives in Brook Park and Litchfield. Grabbensetters from Kent University stayed with H J Grabenstetter. Koblenzer of Cleveland visited Strittmatter home. Kerrigan of Cleveland visited Fries home. Hamm family visited Maxworthy. Ulrich accompanied sister to Elyria. Karl Kramer confined at home by illness.
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Erhart
Raymond Haumesser
Herman Hawnesser
Litchfield
Tillie Haumesser
John Knox
John Elden
Shaker Heights
G. O. Haury
Joseph Korosy
Cleveland
Dubcvsky
Frank Stephenson
Mary Ellen
O. E. Jones
Ira Rickel
West Salem
S. E. Norris
Red Haw
Adaline Beache
Seville
Lloyd Hart
Beatrice Noex
Lester Hazel
Ars. Guilbert Gross
Nancy
Poe
Albert Gross
William Hughes
Grafton
Theodore Haury
Frank Ullrich
Brook Park
Jack Ullrich
Arthur Maxworthy
Kenneth
Rose Peterson
Rose Grabbensetter
Kent University
H. J. Grabenstetter
Chris Koblenzer
Tony Strittmatter
Ed Kerrigan
Frank Fries
Frank Hamm
Mary
Frank Ulrich
Martin
Chatham
Elyria
Karl Kramer
Property transfers on Lorain and surrounding towns
A list of real estate conveyances including sheriff deeds and trust subdivisions. Notable transfers involve Lillian Sehling on West River Street in Bip ria, Citizens Home & Savings Association to Siela Lis el al on U. S. Street Lorain, Gertrude Kaufman to Helen Bilton on Vanda Avenue Avon Lake, The Cleveland Trust Co to Geo Ashford on East 21st Lorain, Eunice Worcester to Evelyn Foster on South Main Oberlin, Simon Pavlovich to Louis Hare on East Street Lorain, and other numerous property transfers across Lorain Elyria Carlisle and Brighton areas.
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Face Tech
Lillian Sehling
West River Street
Bipria
Loos Corporation
Delaware Avenue
Lorain
Citizens Home & Savings Association
Siella Lis
el al
U. S
Gertrude Kaufman
Helen F. Bilton
Vanda Avenue
Avon Lake Village
Cleveland Trust’ Co
Geo. Ashford
East 21St Street
Eunice E. Worcester
Evelyn June Foster
South Main Street
Oberlin
John Petkac
Simon Pavlovich
Louis P. Hare
East Street
George W. Pallock
Charles H. Everson
Brighton Township
Alex Kavala
Fred Lottman
Whitehead Road
Carlisle Township
Joseph Grelevsky
Dan Gossovich
Sheffield Land Co
4Th
Mary Sheema
Joseph Sheema
Woodford Avenue
Elyria
B. W. Jaycox
Henry Kistner Et al
Adams Street
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Mississippi
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
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John Bankhead
Rockwell Kent
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Hallie Flanagan
Congress
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WPA Federal Writers Office
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Merrill Hall
Louise Asplin
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Roger Asplin
Wilson Elliott
Kent
Clifford Geiger
Eddie
Vermilion
Uncle Sam
Federal Theatre Project
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Amherst
Slack Family Reunion
LODGE
Ie Swiss Hall
John Bartlome
Alfred Rolli
John Zbinden
John Berger
Nick Krebs
Fred Cberhart
Robert Gary
Ernst Kasserman
Paul Mori
Fred Gauman
Christ Kreig
Clinton Kilmer
Royal Neighbors
Legion Meeting
Dover Center
Geraldine Green Reed
Graystone Hotel
CH. Merthew Co
Black Fox
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