Japanese Official Faults Government Over Yap Developments
Onaka and Kato criticize Japan’s foreign affairs handling of Yap and the Mandate issue. They argue the government should have aligned with American views at Paris before a Supreme Court decision and condemn Japan’s actions in China, Mongolia, and the Chinese consortium as a grave diplomatic blunder that could foster future trouble.
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Onaka
Japan
Viscomit Irakishi “Kato
Tapaniece
Snsie
Devélopmants
Bhscattin
Connell.owever
Yhante Oo Kame
Torug
Whuria
Mongonlia
Death in nineteenth ward ties to local political feud
Police report Michael Lazari a known associate of Tony Dandrea was shot five times in the street amid ongoing ward tensions. Lazari, once linked to Dandrea who was killed recently, had moved after that event to avoid threats. Several arrests have been made in connection with the shooting.
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Michael-Lazari
Lazari
Tony ‘Dandrea
Hig
Thade
Retention urged for Camp Gordon by Senator Harris
Washington May 26. Senator Harris urged the War Department to retain Camp Gordon at the request of Atlanta district representatives and aides telegraphed to secure retention for the camp.
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Washington, DB
D. C
Camp Gordon
War Department
Harris
Atlanta
Rear Admiral Augustus Pyell Pych Dead at Norfolk Yard
Rear Admiral Augustus Pyell Pych, commandant of the Fifth Naval District, died at the Norfolk Navy Yard early today after an illness of several months.
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Washington, D. C
Augustus’ Py
Pech
Toler
Th ‘Tifth, Nig Wal
Norfolk A Yard
Prison camp abuse cases spark new wartime trial
In May 26 reports Sergeant Heine and several German officers were sentenced to ten months' imprisonment for ill treatment of prisoners at Herne Weitualla and at Camp Karlsruhe. Capt Mueller faced charges over alleged mistreatment of British prisoners, with details of the trial unclear due to damaged text.
General Wood's car plunges into Cagayan river in Philippines
Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood and party ride through Cagayan Province when their automobile falls into the Paacand river. Wood escapes uninjured as twenty men pull ropes and hoist the car to dry land. At Cabagan the Filipino School Commissioners welcome the mission and pledge cooperation.
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Tegugario
Cagayan Province
Leonard Wood
The
Philippines
Paacand Cuane
Wood
Wand
Cabagan
American Congress
America
New Trade Policy Urged for U.S. by Meyer in Ceremony
Atlantic City May 26 Eugene Meyer Jr War Finance Corp chief urged a national trade and finance policy. He said it should be understandable and supported by the people, broad enough to guide American industry and commerce, and reflect American rights and purposes without narrow self interest.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Eugene Meyer, Jr
War Finance Corporation
Pennsylvania Bankers’ "Association
Meyer
White House dinner discusses export policy with Mellon Hoover Morgan Warburg
Washington officials and leading financiers met at a White House dinner to weigh how export promotion could restore normal business and revive trade. The talks suggested no fixed plan but encouraged stronger government business cooperation and possible financial aid for Europe.
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White House
Washington, D. C
White-House
Mellon
Hoover
J.P. Morgan
Paul ‘Warburg
Europe
President's sister sued for libel in DC suit
Mrs Carolyn Votaw sister of the President defends a 25 000 libel suit filed in the District of Columbia Supreme Court by Dr G R Lee Cole. The plaintiff says a letter from Mrs Votaw to Justice Stafford during a divorce trial damaged him, alleging Mrs Cole had been terribly wronged by Cole.
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Dr. Cole
Washington, D.C
Carolyn Votaw
District of Columbia Supreme Court
State School Supt Brittain Addresses County Officials
State School Superintendent M L Brittain spoke at the Thomas County court house on Tuesday to school representatives. He praised local work, urged consolidation of smaller schools, and proposed four high schools covering the county: Thomasville, Boston, Meigs, and Pavo. The address was well received by many rural school representatives.
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M. L. Brittain
Thomas County
Court House
Thomas Counts
Thomasville
Boston
Meigs
Pavo
Fromi
Vashti
Treasury aims to fund Allied loans from 1918 with new issues
Secretary Mellon announced that roughly ten billion dollars in foreign loans to the Allies during the war will be funded this year. Unpaid interest may also be funded and spread over years. The plan focuses on shaping hands into Liberty Bonds and does not intend to replace existing debt on the market.
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Washington, D. C
Mellon
Americans Cross Border in Pursuit of Leandro Soria
Mexico City reports thirty Americans crossed the boundary into Coahuila on Tuesday seeking the Mexican Leandro Soria charged with violation of United States law. Soria was reportedly dragged back across the border by captors. President Obregon ordered the foreign office to press the case with the American government.
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U.S
Mexico
Mexico City
Leandro Soria
Soria
Obregon
Foreign Office
Costa Rica Enters Central American Federation Move
In San Jose Costa Rica the foreign relations committee approved adherence to the Central American Republics. The government drafted a law for final approval and called for a national assembly vote on Costa Rica joining the Federation.
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San Jose
Cal
Costa Rica
Foreign Office
Foreign Relations ‘Committee of Congress
Fifty-First Anniversary of Henry W Grady Observed in Atlanta
In Atlanta on May 24 a program marked the 51st anniversary of Henry W Grady's birth. Delegates from Southern cities attended ceremonies at his monument with wreaths from patriotic and civil groups. Atwood urged a renewed Americanism and leadership from the South to heal the nation while decrying foreign influence and advocating unity.
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Atlanta
Henry’ W. Grady
John
Kansas City
Timle & E. Stone
Associated—Press
Robert
O'Brien
Bos Boston Herald
America
Europe
Mediterranean
Hall
Dempsey Lets Down Color Line With Carpentier Fight
Atlantic City May 26 The manager for Jack Dempsey says the color line will be eradicated if Dempsey defeats Carpentier on July second. The next opponent will be chosen for a purse worthy of the world heavyweight champion.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Jack Kearns
Jack Dempsey
Carpentier
Dempsey
Carpentiers
Plague Reported in Mexico With 38 Cases and 25 Deaths
Havana dispatches say Tampico and nearby areas in April and May saw thirty eight bubonic plague cases and twenty five deaths. Port authorities in Havana received the reports.
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Mexico
Havana
Cuba
Tampico
Deadly attack scars hopes for peace in Britain
Reports from Archives detail a bloody assault with nearly a dozen dead and fifty arrests. The Freeman’s Journal condemns the killings as a setback to national settlement while officials say key government documents survived the attack on the customs house.
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Great Britain
The
Freeman's Journal
Wright Eliminated in Sixth Round of British Open
Frederick J. Wright of Boston, last American entrant, loses to Bernard Darwin of Woking by one hole in the sixth round at Hoylake during the British open golf championship.
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Frederick J. Wright
Boston
Hoy Lake
Bernard Darwin
Woking
Polo match between American and Cuban armies planned
Havana aboard Captain Jimi nez sails for Key West to arrange a polo game against the U S team next month. Cuban team members and eighteen ponies to depart June 4 for Washington and details of the match are to be finalized.
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Havana
Cuba
Jiminez
Key West
Washington
Tennessee and North Carolina 1920 population figures
The Census Bureau reported Tennessee's population in 1920 as 1,885,999 whites and 451,753 Negroes, with whites up 10.2 percent and Negroes down 4.5 percent. North Carolina totals were 1,783,779 whites, 768,407 Negroes, and 11,824 Indians, with whites up 18.9 percent and Negroes up 9.4 percent.
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Washington, D. C
Tennessee
Census Bureau
North Carolina
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