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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1914

Page

19

White Peril to East Denied by Prof Gulick Speech

Prof Sidney L Gulick of Doshisha University Kyoto Japan warns of a white peril rivaling the yellow peril. He argues Western empires imprinted conquest on many lands and Japan seeks equality, modernization, and independent development while fearing exclusion and anti-Japanese sentiment abroad.

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White Peril and Race Relations In Prof Nagai's View

Prof. Nagai argues in a recent piece that racial prejudice and white supremacy threaten global harmony. He warns that white hegemony risks provoking yellow anti white resistance and disruptive economic and military consequences for East and West.

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Quarter of beef kept eighteen years in cold storage

A beef quarter aged eighteen years in brine refrigeration was shown briefly at Smithfield, then returned to storage. Shipped from Brisbane, Australia, to Malta for military experiments, it later went to London as part of an ownership curiosity. The owners hope it may reach a full century in storage.

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Lightning kills two at Sallisaw picnic near Gore address

Two killed and fifteen injured when a shelter on a Fourth of July grounds near Sallisaw Oklahoma was struck by lightning during a political rally after United States Senator T P Gore spoke. Victims named Hooper McKeel and John Stewart. Gore was unharmed.

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Col John A Joyce Pioneer for Union of Blue and Gray

Col John A Joyce, long associated with Southern valor and federal reconciliation, championed fraternal bonds between Union and Confederate veterans. His Decoration Day 1873 speech at Jefferson Barracks urged inviting Confederates to share platform and flowers with Union speakers, advocating broad brotherhood and a memorial to harmony.

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