Lansing Answers Query On British Egypt Protectorate
Washington reports reflect Senate resolution on the American stance toward Britain's protectorate over Egypt. Secretary Lansing explains it is assumed Great Britain will carry out King George’s assurances published in The London Times. Telegrams from King George and the Egyptian delegation were made public.
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Washington
Senate
Egypt
Great Britain
King George
London Times
Lansing
Danting
United States
Britain
Invention of a New Kind of Steel Is Announced in London
London reports a claimed new steel alloy by Prof. John Oliver Arnold of Sheffield University. The Daily Mail cites U S interest, possible molybdenum use, and restrictions under the Defence of the Realm Act, with patents and state terms discussed.
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London
Daily Mall Today
John Oliver Arnold
Shefflein University
Amd
Atmllar
Arnold
Veri Ateal
England
Great Britain
Cencorshin
Daily Mall
Trof. Arnold
Thas Arnold
Aetsila Jt
Sheffield
United States
America
Europe
Canada
Wally Mail
Pro Arnold
American Made Toys Overtake German in U S Market
New York report from the Manufacturers’ Association of the United States shows American toy production rising from 13 million dollars in 1914 to 21.06 million in 1918. German makers are described as losing ground as U S firms expand. Fraud advertising prosecutions were to be sought by the district attorney.
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New York
Dee
Oy Manufacturers’ Association of the
United States
Uian
Steparta
Allied
Jimmie Johns Beats Abie Mishkind In Salt Lake Boxing Show
Jimmie Johns, the Ogden batter, won a decision over Abie Mishkind at the weekly boxing show at the armory in Salt Lake. Johns pressed from the first bell, nearly had Mishkind in trouble in late rounds, and won decisively as the gong saved Mishkind at several rests. Ed Shephard won over Mid Durch in the semi final, Davis defeated Jay Solomon in four rounds, and Lewis and Palmer drew after eight rounds in another bout.
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Jimmie Johns
Ogden
Abie Mishkind
Armory
Salt Lake
Jobs
Jack Ryan
Salter
Johns
Ed Shephard
Mid Durch
Shephard
el Davis
Jay Soloman
Gath Siays
Wills Lours
Young Wyckloo Lewis
Leslie Palmer
Fougie
Young jeKendrick
Raddon
Landis Unable to Prevent I W W From Speaking
Federal Judge Landis said he could not stop William D Haywood and the I W W from speaking in Detroit as the American Legion urged action. Judge Altschuler said the court could not intervene. Kansas City editor James P Cannan of The Workers World was arrested on charges of violating the Lever Act for urging strikes in Missouri and Kansas. The Missouri Supreme Court upheld a hunting and liquor seizure law, invalidating parts that allowed destruction of confiscated property without due process.
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Chicago
Landis
Fheva
William D. Haywood
W. W
Deraft
Bunday
Letratt American Legion
Hean ‘Ily
Haywood
Woorty
Bond
Hkansas City
James P. Cannan
Workers’ World
Department of Maths
Gatsumney
Lever Action
Artic
Aising Thieval Minera
Missoury
Kansas
Indianapolis
Egat
United States
Springfield
Atate Supreme Court
Tau
Relief in Print Paper Situation Urged by Forestry Leader
Charles the Park, president of the American Forestry Association, urged the passage of the Poindozier plan to survey the Northwest wood timberlands for salvaging the news print supply. He said every publisher should back the measure to end the industry squeeze, noting hundreds of small papers have already closed due to rising costs.
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Washington
Charles the Park
American Forestry Association
Poindoxier Hi
Thorthwest
Choctaw Indian Yank Will Pose as Model
Washington dispatch describes W Leader a Choctaw from Calvin Oklahoma with artillery service in France. He trained with the True Devils, fought under fire at Chateau Thierry, aided infantry for three days after his gun crew was pinned, captured two machine guns and 13 prisoners, and served in St Mikiel operations. He is in vocational training under the radar board while awaiting mustard gas burn treatment.
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Washington
Ous
Calvin
Oklo
Artilery
Devargeux
France
Chateau Thierry
Dorn Iin
maebing /piins
St. Mikiel
Arpoane
Poy
Rodara
Anarchists Pack Trunks Ready for Deportation to Russia
New York reports Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman have trunks and bags packed at Ella Island detention, awaiting deportation within days. Harry Weinberger, Goldmans lawyer, says government promises to deport them remain. Emma Goldman seeks appeal through habeas cases. Supreme Court dismisses appeal while Goldman agrees to depart if not blocked.
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New -York
Maime Goldwan
Alexander Bertman
Russia
Harry Weinberger
Mish Goldman
Berkman
Weinberger
Washington
Emma Goldman
New York
Cousel
Miss Goldman
Alexander Berkman
My Honolulu Girl at the Orpheum Sunday
The Honolulu musical comedy My Honolulu Girl, a top touring attraction, brings a cast of thirty five with lavish costumes and stage pictures. The first act depicts the Royal hotel at Honolulu painted by Charles Gordon Ford, the second shows the island of Hawaii’s beach with a distant volcano from Chatewarl Taylor, promising a vivid tropical spectacle.
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Orpheum Theater
Rembrandy
Cornot
Royal Hotel
Honolulu
Charles Gordon Ford
Charles Dana Gibson
Hilo
Chatewarl Taylor
Buckram Pender
U. S. Troops Demobilize After War Effort
Washington reports the demobilization of about ten thousand Americans who enlisted early in the war with the British forces. Most have returned home and the Med Cross records show the process completed, with a few guns still in hospital care. This tally excludes thousands who served in colonial forces of Canada and Australia.
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Washington
Med Cross
Canada
Australia
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United States Shipping Board
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Binney
Susan
Pennsylvania
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Santa Claus
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Dayton
Bilix
Hobart Bosworth
Jove
Gouverneur Morris
Rory
Jane Novak
Wallace Beezy
Welf True
Aere
Fairbanks
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