Japan friend of China Terauchi calls in leaders
Tokyo January 15 premier Terauchi invited leaders of three political parties to explain the new China policy. The meet was held separately for Kenseikai Viscount Kato while Hara of Seiyukai and Takai of Kokumin team met together. Policy aims to improve relations with China and seek American cooperation in China. criticism of Okuma era policy cited.
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Tokyo
Count Terauchti
China
Viscount Kato
Kenseikai
Hara
Setyukai
Taukai
Kokuminto
Japan
Pa Nt
Ching
Okuma
Terauchi
Obuma
Chaut
Thia
Che Crs
Oki En
Olkuma
Peking
Gets-It Corn Remedy Promises Easy Removal
A vintage advertisement touts Gets-It as a painless corn remedy using two drops to loosen and peel corns. The copy contrasts older methods with bandages salves and knives, claiming quick relief and simple removal. It lists E. Lawrence & Co Chicago as the seller and notes Washington availability through local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Washington
O'Donnell
People’s Drug Store
P. G. Affleck
Adv
Intakes and Exhasts Along Gasoline Row
The freight embargo bites the automobile industry as shortages and delayed shipments disrupt production and force potential shutdowns. Dealers rush to stock, with some firms reporting stored cars and others expanding inventories while awaiting relief. Washington area firms seek solutions as freight car shortages strain spring supply and racing plans emerge for Hudson cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Washington
Co. W. Semmes
Semmes Motor Company
George Davis
Harper-Overland Company
J. M. Stoddard
Cook and Stoddard Company
Volcanic danger as Kilauea roars with lava lake
Honolulu reports on Kilauea, the largest active crater, where Hale maumau pit now hosts a boiling lava lake several acres in extent. Prof T A Jangar Jr and assistants exposed to the lava edge for instrument readings. a team member nearly fell into a fissure but was saved. Temperature exceeds 2000 degrees Fahrenheit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Jaggar
Kilauea
Crater
Honolulu
Kilauean
Talaud
Hawaii
Halemaumau
Hilo
T. A. Jangar, Jr
Volcano Observatory
Lacear
Jarear
Trof. Jagrar
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Nilauea
Oahu
Island of
Tire wear estimate ties mileage to world trips
A columnist calculates that 3,500,000 tires made this year would require driving 4,375,000,000 miles to wear them out. That distance equals about 175,000 trips around the world, based on the assumption each tire would endure a given mileage.
Africans Fight Well and Washington Auto Show Ahead
A Neue Zürcher Zeitung war report places nearly 700000 African troops in the French army with a volatile mix of bravery and discipline issues. In Washington, the Union Building on G Street will host an eight day automobile show from March 2 to March 10, featuring both high end and affordable cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Auto Supply Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Perry Kinyoun
Aljen Motor Car Company
Washington
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
M. B. Leahy
Chevrolet Motor Company
Harry Mundy
Twenty Third
M Streets
Zurich
Neue Zuericher Zeitung
Hne
Algiers
Morocco
Dahomey
French Congo
France
Union Building
G Street
Iea
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Kato
Baron
Newspaper
DHE
Arthur Foraker
Potomac Motor Car Company
M. A. Baylis
Second Auto Company
W. R. Emerson, Jr
Emerson & Orme
Baltimore
Joseph Trew
The
Trew Motor Company
H. B. Leary, Jr
Howard Knessi
Hudson Motor Car Company
Ralph Mufford
Hudson
Fcrces
Record Auto Company
Luther Strobel
Savant
Lava
Africa
Europe
Teday
Convention Hall
Automobile Trade Association
Westinghouse
Rovicen
Henderson-Rowe Auto CO
14Th St. N. W
Washington, D. C
Allen Motor Company
Fastoris, C
Goodyear
Surat
Vian Nowskid
Gray Bo
Cobes
Red
Griffith Prana
Dallas
Tex
Commerce St
New Orleans
Baronie St
San Francisco
Cal
van Ness Ave
Houston
Cor, Main
San Antonio
Ave
O & Travis
EL Paso
Santa Henty
Icea
Wanztzz
D. C
14Th St
Atlanta
Peachtree St
Jacksonville
Fla
W. Duval St
Oakland
Los Angeles
San Diego
Second and Bets
Fresno
Mercer
Habana
Cuba
Broadway
New York City
Record Auto Co., Inc
Massachusetts Ave
District of Columbia
Chalmers
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