Tragic triple murder at Chinese Mission HQ on Kalorama
Dr Theodore T Wong director of the Chinese Educational Mission and two assistants were found shot dead at the mission headquarters 2028 Kalorama road NW Neighbors heard shots and police believe the killings happened Wednesday between noon and midnight Papers of international importance left untouched A stranger had called at the door but fled before entry The victims were last seen Wednesday afternoon at 2015 Nineteenth street NW
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Theodore T. Wong
Chinese Educational Mission
I. United States
Tew
C. H. Hsie
Ben Sen Wi
Mission
Kalorama Road
Kong *Li
International
Ogidels
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Army Committees Sets 500000-Strong Pay Budget
A military committee in Hopes, Madagascar, unanimously approved a 500000 man army for the year starting July 1. The decision marks the beginning of the committees' work on outlining pay appropriations and carries expectations of strong forces during the year.
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Caramittes
Mystery of Oriental Tragedy Stuns Town
The murder of the director of a Chinese educational mission and two assistants shocks a town. Authorities seek motive as a mysterious case unfolds with crew and students connected to the incident.
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Assail Colonies Plan Debated in Senate Clash
Republican leaders attacked President Barsh's plan to permanently internationalize German colonies in Africa and Asia, urging Senate approval of a peace treaty with Germany. Debate raged two hours as Lodge Knox and others warned against or supported temporary administration and League of Nations participation, with varying views on troop commitments and territorial disposition.
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Germany
Lewis
Barsh
League of Nations
Senate
Atlatic
Turkey
France
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League of Nation
Lodge
Paris
United States
Knox
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California
Asia
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Héengtor Lodge
Aral
Sega
Tadus
Surgeons Compelie to Keep Ranks of Units Filled
Veterans recount brutal front line care as war wounds overwhelmed field hospitals. Surgeons adapted to new codes of triage and rapid treatment to save lives amid isolated trenches and scarce medical supplies.
Debates on Wilson League Proposal and Taft Objections
The text critiques President Wilson's league proposal, cites Judge Taft's objections, and debates Senate positions led by figures like Knox, Lodge, Borah, Reed, and Johnson. It references military and medical wartime issues, including surgery advances and Russia troop withdrawal debates within allied councils.
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Teague
Taft
League
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Knox
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Reed
Ilné
Defina
Johnson
Berlin Deploys Troops in Bremen Revolt Crisis
Berlin sends troops to Bremen amid revolt rumors as government moves to assert control. The action follows unrest linked to local authorities and escalating tensions in Quel’ Bremen and surrounding areas.
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Berlin
Bremen
Early Research Notes On Joint Duties At Trestneat
Fragmentary text describes names and discoveries credited to a diarist at a joint duties event. The readable portions reference Wach Apradtonn and Wretoh, noting new findings in trestneat work. No clear dates or locations are established in the legible lines.
Ship shelling and street fighting in Hun City
Heavy artillery and machine gun fire swept Hun City as rebels defended streets. Workers from the shipyard joined the battle and communications were cut as fighting intensified, leaving residents in panic and reporting 2,008 casualties.
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Saerp
Copenhbawan
Jan
Spartackus
Shelmeren
Secret British Japan treaty fuels Pacific power play
A reported secret pact between Britain and Japan promised Tokyo strategic naval bases in the Pacific to curb German expansion. The disclosures allege a quid pro quo to deter American and Allied actions, with documents and notes cited as evidence of Tokyo’s aims and the broader imperial stakes in the Far East.
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Pacific
Albert v. Fox
Gopyright
Washington Post Co
Wilson
Uering Powerk
Oknainin
Japan
Dayan
Australia
Great Britain
Germany
Polleyvet Internation
Abe
United States
Caroline
Lu Cheng-belang
Nebo
Jaban
Paris
Cheng-hsiang
M. Keapeogiu
T Okyo
Tempert
Hapif
Tha
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Furture
China
Bhantung
Pacific Islands
Council Intervenes In Clash Hears Balkan Claims
Paris reports the full text of an official communication outlining a supreme council session involving the United States, Britain, France, and other allied powers. Delegates discussed Poland and Czechoslovakia, and a proposed expedited arrangement regarding the Banat and Temesvar region amid debates on Balkan claims and Japan’s role.
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Paris
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Poland
Chrechoslovak Republic
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Goths
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Banat
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Me Veanitdt
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U S TROOPS NOT TO GO TO TURKEY WAR PLAN
Paris dispatch reports no American troops will guard Turkey despite plans for Turkish areas. Allied leaders consider troop allocations on the Western Front with many divisions to remain in France and others to be moved home as negotiations progress.
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Supreme Council
France
Hawaii
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Poland
M. Noulenc
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