Newswire Debate Fears Far East Bias Over Pacific Reporting
W S McClatchy urges use of naval wireless for a low cost trans Pacific news report to counter British and Japanese control in the Far East. He testifies before the House Merchant Marine committee that the United States must maintain timely, fair news across the Pacific to preserve goodwill and protect interests, warning against partisan signals. He notes Reuters and Kokusai control, with Japanese efforts to extend influence, and cites past CIO and Public Information Committee services as a model, while lawmakers weigh a five to six cent a word rate and private wireless preference.
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Sacramento
Bee
McClatchy
House Merchant Marine Committee
United States
Reuter
Kokusai
Mr. McClatchy
Committee On Public Information
Pacific
New York
London
Shanghai
Japan
Ching
Bis
Curry
California
Beveren Club Formed in London to Breed Fur Rabbits
A Beveren club formed in London plans cooperative rabbit breeding for fur using blue Beveren and Havana strains. The blue Beveren fur is lavender blue and silky, while Havana fur is a pried chocolate color and thick yet fine. The goal is durable natural fur that does not fade.
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London
Beveren Club
Blue Beveren
Havana
Quarry Rockslide Buries Woman in Guernsey
A massive slide of granite and rubble at St. Sampson's quarry in Guernsey entombed aged Mrs. William Martin. The incident occurred as 10,000 tons of rock collapsed, killing the woman identified by a monetary value tag.
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London
St. Sampson's
Guernsey
William Martin
Ninety Percent of the Roll Reported Near Omsk
Ninety percent of the roll by Vladvistok is reported from Omsk on June 206 with dispatch dated September 2. The brief mentions a large tally and logistical context in transit through the region.
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Omsk
Vladvistok
Evacuation of Perm Kama Bridge and Rail Assets
General Jack of the inter allied technical committee reports evac of stock from Perm Ekaterinburg and Cheliabinsk districts before Bolshevik takeover. Over 30 000 freight cars and about 600 locomotives saved. Kama bridge at Perm 970 yards long damaged. one span dumped. Kama fleet of 39 vessels largely burned. General Jack left Perm four hours before shells. Otto T Glaman American vice consul remained for moral effect.
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Perm
Ekaterinburg
Cheliabinsk
Bolsheviks
Jack
Inter-Allied Technical Committee
Otto T. Glaman
Inside Bath Morning Routine Promises Quick Health Boost
A promotional piece extols starting the day with hot water and limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver and bowels. It claims flushing wastes can cure headaches cold symptoms foul breath and constipation and encourages readers to obtain a quarter pound of limestone phosphate to become an “inside bath” advocate.
Notice of attach ment in Idaho district court case
In the Fourth Judicial District of Idaho Twin Falls County Morgan G Heap sues R F Moseley In September 1919 a writ of attachment was issued attaching Moseley property for 662 25 The Clerk Siat o Siggins District Court Deputy la Bowen Asher St Wilson attorney for plaintiff Twins Falls Idaho dx Sep 26 Oct 8 10
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District Court
Fourth Judicial District
State of
Idaho
Twin Falls County
Morgan G. Heap
R. F. Moseley
Asher St. Wilson
Plaintiff
Twins
Alls
Evacuation Drives Movement as Bolshevik Advance Looms
General Jack praised Glaman for aid in keeping trains moving during evacuation days. Peasants and bourgeoisie fled eastward as families packed possessions into carts and boxcars. Snowy roads by Shuntey towns filled with caravans and livestock while shops and factories remained intact.
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Jack
Glaman
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