Warning to Americans on Oriental menace and race conflict
The Oriental menace threatens the white race if Japan’s growth continues. A possible alliance among Japan Russia and Germany is warned against while colonials side with the U S. The piece warns of an Anglo Japanese understanding and urges white nations to prepare for future conflict and resource power shifts in Siberia and China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Japan
Republcan Publicity Association
Jonathan Bourne
Russia
Germany
U. S
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Todla
Tania
Siberia
China
Eogland
May head budget bureau nomination in Harding era
Omar Wright of Belvidere Illinois, 11, former Illinois budget director, is recommended by President Harding for director of the new federal budget bureau. He is backed by Senator McCormick who led senate budget legislation. For assistant director, McCormick names Elisha Klansen, longtime clerk of the senate budget committee, with endorsement from Representative Gee and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Omar Wright
Belvidere
Ilinois
Harding
Federal Budget Bureau
McCormick
Senate
Elisha Klansen
Senate Budget Committee
Hanson
Budget Bureau to be organized under new plan soon
It is expected President Harding will sign the budget bill within a few days and appointments will be made before July 1. The first budget prepared under the new plan must be presented to Congress in December. The director of the budget bureau will earn 100,000, while the assistant director will be paid 7,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Congress
Budget Bureau
Witos Cabinet Resigns Amid Polish Uprising Risk
Premier Witos amid cabinet resignation reports that a peasants battalion formed at Schoppenitz will aid Polish insurgents in Upper Silesia. The oath was taken before Dictator Korfanty and Commander in Chief Dotiva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silesia
Worsaw
Witos
Schoppenitz
Upper Silesia
Korfanty
Solons War Over Peace Terms Enlarge Borah Amendment
Washington May 30 differences between the house and senate threaten the end of the war with Germany and delay a naval holiday. The Knox peace resolution repealing the declaration of war faces house opposition, while Porter and Knox clash over how to declare the war ended. President Harding reportedly backs the congress agreement as a broader Borah amendment seeks naval reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
United States
Germany
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Porter
Knox
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Harding
Congress
Great Britain
Japan
Internal Revenue Chief Opens Door to Prohibition Shift
David H L Blair the new IRS commissioner says strict enforcement of the prohibition law will be maintained but he will not write new provisions. He favors moving prohibition enforcement toward the Justice Department and awaits Congress on broader changes while planning rules on beer and malt liquors used as medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
David HL. Bair
Internal Revenue
Era
Sender
Congress
Imene
Treasury Department
Department of Justice
Senator Penrose
Bintr
Penrose
Chairigan
Onance Committee
Blair
Internal Revenue Office
Prohibition Digests and Jobs Rush Across Treasury
Mr Mair promised beer regulations within days aligned with Mr Palmer guidance. Prohibition funding of 200000 will sustain efforts until July. Blair faces job losses as staff are shed, while many Internal Revenue Service posts await Republicans. Kramer and other commissions face shifts as enforcement expectations rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mair
Palmer
Blair
Congress
Internal Revenue Bureau
Treasury Department
John F. Kramer
Kramer
Senate
Airplane Features Complete Bath Room On 1 200 HP Biplane
A London report describes a first ever fitted bathroom in an aircraft. The 1 200 horsepower biplane includes a shower bath wash stand and hot and cold water demonstrating advanced in flight comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
600 Americans Radical Arrests Reported in Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires May 30 police report more than 60 arrests of alleged extremists in recent days after the chauffeurs strike and port unrest. Most detainees are foreigners, including officials of the communist branch of the Argentine Labor Federation. Port guards maintain order as one ship is unloaded by free labor and other vessels employ federation members. A new union of good chauffeurs is forming under the Automobile Owners association amid ongoing chauffeur demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Commununist Branch
Argentine Labor Federation
Automobile Owners’ Association
Seven Die as Large Plane Crashes in Washington Gale
A Curtiss Eagle ambulance airplane crashes near Washington during a high gale. Five flyers and two civilians are killed. only scattered body parts recovered. Notable dead include Lieut. Col. Archie Miller, Lieut. Stanley Ames, and other officers. The craft encountered an electrical storm after takeoff from Langley Field. Brig. Gen. William Mitchell witnessed the storm from a scout plane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aay
Jodian Head
Army
Archie Miller
The
War College
Stanley Ames
Machine
Lient
Clevelanddy
Syracuse
N. Y
Langley Field
John T. Pennywell
Langley Feted
Richard Kinmwenkratz
Bollingfeld
A. G. Batchbelder
American Automobn
William Mitchell
Army hospital plane crashes during storm near La Platte
A hospital plane went down near a farm on the outskirts of La Platte after veering into a violent electrical storm while en route from Langley field to Bolling field. Pilot Lieutenant Ames and passengers Batchelder and Connelly died. two other planes in the squadron survived. The incident disrupted communications with Washington as the War department investigated the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Head
la Platte
Washington
War Department
Army
Bolling Field
Langley Field
Dolphin
Potomac
Ames
Batchelder
Connelly
Langy Field
Europe
Army Air Service
General Horace Porter Dies Veteran Soldier Diplomat
New York May 90 General Horace Porter Civil war veteran died at his home after unconsciousness since Thursday He was eighty four Porter served as soldier diplomat wit and story teller Born Huntington Pa 1838 86 Harvard Lawrence West Point married Sophie Meblurg 1865 He was ambassador to France 1887 1905 The Hague 1907 Medal of Honor Legion of Honor holder Awarded many honorary degrees and authored two books
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Horace Porter
General Porter
James Wheeler
Henry MecHarg
Josephine Hindrup
Brookline
Mass
D. A. Foster
James BR. Haydon
Porter
Pennsylvania
Huntington
France
Congress
Paris
John Paul Jones
Witte and Union Colleges
Princeton
Margard Universities
Grant
West Point Life
Bans Fads and Fancies by Credit Men Official
J H Tregoe executive secretary of the National Association of Credit Men calls for liquidation of fads and fancies in a general letter to 35 000 manufacturers robbers and bankers in 130 branches. He labels the silk shirt period from the armistice to May 1920 as an era of extravagant speculation and urges a return to facts and seriousness in the current market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. H. Tregoe
National Association of Credit Men
Mr. Tregoe
Wireless to Win Next War
London May 30 The country with the most efficient directional wireless will win the next war. Experiments in America and England promise a revolution in naval warfare. Senator Guglielmo Marconi, back from a Mediterranean cruise aboard the Electra, sums up the possibilities of this new wireless era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
America
England
Guglelmo Marconi
Mediterranean
Electra
Uncle Sam to get Slacker
Washington reports a definite plan by the military intelligence service and the Department of Justice to recapture Grover C. Bergdoll. Extradition after peace in Germany is suggested, with a second plan to seize his property. About $750,000 of his $1,000,000 holdings has already been seized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Military Intelligence Service
Department of Justice
Grover C. Bergdoll
Bergdoll
Germany
Roumanian Worries Over Soviet Concentrations Near Kiev
Dispatches to the French foreign office report Roumania anxious about thirty Russian Soviet divisions southwest of Kiev, Ukraine, amid European tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruse
Roumania
Paris
Kiev
Ukrainia
Ofice
Iowa mail theft confessed by Roy Gardner
Sacramento, May 30. Roy Gardner the gentleman bandit confessed to two mail robberies and two attempts according to postal inspectors. One theft occurred near Centerville, Iowa last September with about 30,000 dollars taken. A partner allegedly helped in the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Cal
Roy Gardner
Centerville
Britain to Seek Renewed Miners Peace Talks
London reports prime minister Lloyd George holding separate talks with mine owners and miners leaders, as both sides present positions for a possible renewal of the strike. Read the Evening Journal for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Also Mentioned on This Page
Republican Publicity Association
Sriiiah
Belvidere, Ill
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Detroit
Iveland
St. Loue
Horton
National League
Pet
Oh York
Brooklyn “ Wrens
Cincinnati American Leaque
Cleveland
Boston
Solons
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Deparment of Justice
Communist Federation
Evening Journal
Washington County
Someody
Storm
Marconi
Uncle Sam
Military Intelligence Service Department
Iowa
San California
Owners
Lloyd George
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!