Japan Premier Seiki Terauchi Rules Out War Mood
Premier Terauchi told the Associated Press Japan will not take aggressive action while its vital interests are not infringed. He denied plans to wave the sword and urged friendly ties with the United States, saying his aim is lasting benefits for his people. He rejected new steps on American issues and immigration, pledging to follow the outgoing cabinet on China policy.
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Associated Press
United States
China
Count Seiki Terauchi
Japan
America
Korea
New York
Baron Sakatani
Premier outlines Japan China policy and world role
The premier discusses Japan's stance toward China and world peace, stressing that Japan seeks no aggression toward any nation while maintaining its sovereignty. He asserts continued friendship with America, adherence to alliances with Britain and Russia, and a constructive, nonmilitaristic program for Japan's future.
United States Refuses to Bar Belligerent Submarines in Neutral Waters
The United States rejects allied calls to bar all belligerent submarines from neutral ports and waters. It insists each submarine must be judged separately under existing international law and warns neutrals of no change in policy.
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United States
Washington
France
Great Britain
Russia
Japan
U. S
National Rifle Matches Open in Jacksonville
Jacksonville Fla Oct 11 competition for the Southern Rifle Association individual title began at the government range with rapid fire 600 yard and 1000 yard matches. The Southern teams match will follow. NRA national matches and US championship events run October 13 through October 23 with about sixty teams expected from all service branches and civil organizations.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Southern Rifle Association
Government Range
National Rifle Association
United States
Service of
Hot Water and Limestone Phosphate Claim Liver Cleansing
An old health column argues daily morning hot water with limestone phosphate cleanses the liver and bowels, prevents toxin buildup, and keeps the body feeling fit. It warns against calomel and promotes a tasteless, inexpensive remedy suitable for daily use.
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Saya
Three Pay Fines as Violators of Prohibition Law
Frank Tremer Eugené Mente and George Sheppard pleaded guilty in the inferior criminal court Wednesday to violating the prohibition law and were each fined 50 dollars and costs of court. H L Puckett was convicted of violating the prohibition law and fined 50 dollars and costs, or twenty days hard labor, with six months additional sentence. He gave notice of an appeal. His bond was fixed at 256 dollars. Louis Nelson was docketed at the county jail on the chart of violating the prohibition law and was released on bond signed by Mr and Mrs Charlies Nelson. Raids were made Tuesday by the police and sheriff.
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Frank Tremer
Eugené Mente
George Sheppard
Inferior
H. L. Puckett
John T. McGrath
R. L. Meride
Puckett
John L. Broun
North Royal Street
Louis Nelson
Charlies Nelson
Hamilton Declines Southern District of Alabama Judge Seat
Judge Peter J. Hamilton states he is not a candidate for the federal judgeship in the southern district of Alabama, vacancy created by Harry T. Toulmin’s resignation. He argues his current position makes any other candidacy improper. Four Mobiliane remain in contention: William B. Inge Palmer Pillans Gregory L. Smith and Major R. T. Ervin.
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J. Gaillard Hamilton
Peter J. Hamilton
Southern District of
Alabama
Harry T. Toulmin
Hamilton
Messrs
William B. Inge
Palmer Pillans
Gregory L. Smith
Major R. T. Ervin
Arizona Sharpshooters Go Through to Matches
A company of sharpshooters from Arizona passed through Mobile last night en route to Jacksonville Florida to participate in rifle matches beginning today. The picked men expect to win trophies for the United States government.
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Arizona
Mobile
Jacksonville
Fila
United States
Prohibition raids target several city houses on Tuesday
Deputies raided Bruce Etheridge and T Harrison on Mary's Lane near Virginia Street finding small quantities of liquor. They also searched Hol Murray on Cedar Point Road Thomas Jackson Cedar Point Road near Dog River Bridge Hotel St Andrew Royal between Dauphin and St. Francis and Adams Street corner Broad and Brazil streets with proprietors unnamed.
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Bruce Etheridge
T. Harrison
Mary's Lane
Virginia Street
Hol Murray
Cedar Point Road
Thomas Jackson
Dog River Bridge
St. Andrew
Royal
Dauphin
St. Francis Streets
Adams Street
Broad
Brazil Streets
U S Destroyers End Search For Kingstonian Crew
U S destroyers abandoned the search for the Kingstonian crew after a German submarine raid off Nantucket shoal lightship. Weather worsened patrols and the fate of the submarine remains unknown as allied ships intensified patrols and reported several sinkings of neutral shipping.
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Associated Press
Newport
R. T
United States
Kingstonian
Nantucket Shoal
Ohe
Rich
Cand
Clear Bad Skin from Within with King’s New Life Pills
Pimply complexions come from blood impurities. Dr. King’s New Life Pills cleanse the body gently with a mild laxative and remove poisons from the system. They promise a bright eye and a full bowel movement by morning and night. Available at your druggist for 25 cents.
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Dr. King
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