Army of China Scourge Threat to Pekin in Reform Effort
Aug 22 Philip Sims Shangha reports a plan to intervene in China to avert another war. Paine's army, up to 2,000,000 in estimates, deteriorates as soldiers mutiny for demobilization or bonuses. Warlords’ armies function as independent bands, with pay, discipline minimal, and bands terrorizing local regions. The piece argues blame lies with long oppression and foreign powers' meddling, urging readers to support efforts to rid China of overlords and army to restore order.
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Philip Sims Shangha
Washington
Peking
Ching
Tuckun
China
Ageless Troops urged to build roads and unite communities
The text argues for Ching's timeless forces to be reassigned to road-building and education. It stresses that unity and learning cannot advance while communities remain isolated for millennia. Dirt roads and railways spanning tens of thousands of miles are deemed imperative.
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Ching
Plan for vocational U S universities announced in wartime policy
Washington announces a plan to establish four United States vocational universities in former army cantonments. The Veterans' Bureau under a new rehabilitation policy will locate campuses in the East Middle West the South and the Pacific coast. The policy aims to aid former servicemen. Color blind people are noted to sometimes have better vision than non color blind individuals.
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Washington
United States
Hant
Middle West
South
Pacific Coast
Veterans' Bureau
Forbes
Recruiting for Spanish Legion to Morocco Begins in New York
New York Aug 22 recruiting for a Spanish foreign legion for service in Morocco was underway at the Spanish consulate. About 260 men recruited since last Thursday were ordered to be ready to depart for Spain tomorrow. More than half are Americans veterans of the A. M. The remainder are Spaniards and South Americans.
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New York
Mother jailed for kid's theft report and lenient ruling
Two Columbus mothers were ordered to spend 30 days in jail with their children after a Juvenile Court judge found them responsible for sending their kids into local railway yards for coal. Mrs Elia Smith and Mrs Jenny Miller faced arraignment before Judge Homer Bostwick, who announced the decree.
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International News
Columbus
Homer Bostwick
Mra Elia Smith
Jennie Miller
Yarman Street
Bortwick
Railroads seek equipment stocks as urgent investment
The piece argues railroads need various equipment now and proposes that certain railroad equipment stocks at current market prices offer an excellent investment. It touts available Venorta and detain on some equipment catalogues to be sent on request.
New York Woman Praises Parisian Sage Hair Product
A New York woman says Parisian Sage improved her hair in two weeks, noting it appears heavier and dandruff free. She reports satisfaction with the product and its bold guarantee offered by the Brig Stores in Aughittaugh or Knessley.
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New York
Aughittaugh
Knessley Brig
Juvenile Court Hears Coal Eating Charges
The court warned that if the children appear again on similar charges, the judge will sentence the others to 30 days in jail.
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Stothers
Colonial Theatre interior renovation planned for September reopening
Improvements progress on the Colonial Theatre with work aimed to complete in September. A photo plays program is planned, with a new curtain, paintings, and complete renovation of the stage settings.
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Aroren
Colonial Theatre
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