Viscount Chinda Sees President on Japanese Labor Accord
Wat an G Ton April 21 Viscount bill would restrict Japanese laborers and link to a formal agreement Japan promised to fulfill. The measure faces opposition in the House and Senate with administration wary of anti Asiatics sentiments in Pacific states as US-Japan talks continue.
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State Department
Japan
Ambi Takahira
Senate
California
Congress
Pacific Coast
United States
Wilson
House
A Cough May Lead to Tuberculosis Says Ad
Distressing complications may follow a neglectful cough. Eckman’s Alterative claimed to relieve at serious stages and has been widely used for over twenty years with beneficial results. It promotes calcium intake and fresh air and is promoted as a safe tonic without habit forming drugs.
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Eckman
R. L. Braswell
Leading i
Laboratory
Philadelphia
Quaker Oats Company Cleared in Sherman Act Case
The United States circuit court of appeals ruled the Quaker Oats Company did not violate the Sherman act after two days of argument and testimony from cities nationwide. Judge Samuel Alschuler dissented, while Spiter Julian W. Mack and Francia F. Baker delivered the majority finding.
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Chicago
Quaker Oats Company
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Spiter Julian W. Mack
Francia FE. Baker
Samuel Alschuler
Turks Trost heavily in last attack on British
Turkish forces of about 10 000 men attacked British lines along the Tigris in Mesopotamia on April 17 18. Official counts show 1200 to 1500 Turkish dead near one brigade front and more than three thousand killed overall. Germans led some of the attackers. British casualties were far lighter. Weather and floods hampered reconnaissance as the river stayed high.
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British
Lonon
Tigris
Mesopotamia
Haley joins Buffalo Internationals after release
Boston reports Patrick Haley catcher from Providence Internationals last season sailed to Norfolk to join the Buffalo Internationals to which he has been released by the Boston Americans.
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Boston
Patrick Haley
Providence Internationals
Norfolk
Buffalo Internationals
Boston Americans
Hair Care: Coconut Oil Beats Soap for Hair Health
Soap and alkaline shampoos dry the scalp and make hair brittle. Use refined coconut oil, a small amount cleanses scalp and hair, produces rich lather, rinses easily, leaves hair soft and shiny, and is economical for the whole family.
Dr King's New Discovery Advertising Copy
An old advertisement touts Dr King's New Discovery as a safe child remedy for coughs colds and nasal irritation. It claims quick relief with a tasty tar syrup formula and urges parents to ask the druggist for this product to prevent later catarrh.
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Mr. King
Dr. King
Men in Mexico await Washington decision on expedition
The article reports Mexican and American officers awaiting Washington's decision on the border expedition. Tensions rise as troops pause near Juarez while Carranza leaders reiterate no hostile intent, awaiting recall or orders to advance. The situation remains delicate with nerves on edge since the invasion began.
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Mexico
Washington
Villa
Juarez
Gavira
Scott and Funston Conference Opens in San Antonio
Public interest focuses on a conference on the Mexican situation held in San Antonio Texas with Generals Scott and Funston expected to lead discussions and outline U.S. policy amid rising tensions and border concerns.
O'Dell Named Third Baseman for Little Rock Club
Little Rock announces the acquisition of infielder O'Dell, who played for Mobile in 1913 14 and San Antonio in the Texas League last season. He will occupy the third base position for the Southern Association club.
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Little Rock
Ark
O'Dell
Mobile
San Antonio
Brandeis Nomination Discussed by Senate Committee
Washington April 21. The senate judiciary committee spent two hours considering Louis T Brandeis nomination to the supreme court but did not vote. The panel will resume Monday as army officers General Funston and General Scott prepare to travel. The Seventeenth Infantry moved from Eagle Pass to Columbus and the Sixth Cavalry is set to depart Harlingen tomorrow to bolster General Pershing's command.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Louis T. Brandeis
Supreme Court
Army
Funston
Scott
Fl Paso
Seventeenth Infantry
Eagle Pass
Columbus
General Pershing
Sixth Cavalry
Harlingen
Indictments Sought in German Spy Network
The U S department of justice plans additional indictments of German sympathizers after Horst von der Goltz's revelations. Officials say the case extends beyond five New York associates tied to the Welland canal plot and shows a larger network. Indictments may target others involved in von der Goltz's activities.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Horst von der Goltz
New York
Scotland Yard
von der Goltz
Department
United States
Welland Canal
Ships Must Get Permit to Enter Russian Ports
The Russian embassy states Arctic and White Sea ports will be closed to traffic except for government cargo and only with Petrograd special permits. Officials in Washington call the move a military measure tied to sending heavy reinforcements to France.
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Russian
Washington
Arctic
White Sea
Petrograd
France
Explosion at Bordeaux Kills Twenty in Powder Plant
An explosion in the powder branch of a grenade factory in Bordeaux today killed twenty people and injured several others. Also reports: Dwight Stone, formerly of Kansas City, signed by Memphis. New York market notes on butter eggs and cheese with varied prices.
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Bordeaux
Chicks
Memphis
Tenn
Dwight Stone
Kansas City
Stone
Little Rock
New York
Duce
New
York
Wisconsin
Flora Dickson Ends Life in Nashville Despondency Linked to Ill Health
Flora Dickson, 23, of Johnson City Tennessee, died in Nashville after cutting her throat with her father’s razor. Despondency over ill health is given as the cause. She was the daughter of N H Dickson.
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Nashville
Tenn
Johnson City
Flora Dickson
N. H. Dickson
Railroad official visits Mobile from Louisville and Nashville
General Freight Agent E. A. Defuniak of the Louisville and Nashville road based in Montgomery Alabama is in Mobile on a visit. The report mentions men may be the best cooks.
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E. A. Defuniak
Louisville and Nashville Road
Montgomery, Ala
Mobile
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