Shantung Plan Void Ask Unconditional Return
Post correspondents argue the Shantung question risks a Chinese Alsace Lorraine and Japan gains strategic grip on Peking. The piece urges reservations in the League and cautions a hostile settlement that rewards aggression and dismantles Chinese sovereignty.
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Post
Alsace- Lorraine
Japan
Peking
Six Boys Hold Up Collector in Washington Street Incident
A group of six boys aged 12 to 13 robbed a collector in Washington Street, taking a cheap watch. The incident occurred as the youths walked by, and no arrest was reported until yesterday. Willam Cornell, a local doctor for a daily newspaper, confirms the event.
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Washington
Willam Cornell
Twen
Briday
Apt Sullivan
Sullivan
Third Precinct
Fifth Precinct
Worker Crushed Between Nail and Truck at 347 F Street
Noa Hoo-3, an employee of Temanife Company, was caught between a nail and a auto truck at 347 F Street. He suffered injuries to the body and was treated yesterday at Emergency Hospital.
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Noa Hoo
Temanife Company
F Street Saints
Ambrose Ritneour Dies at 83 in Rockville
Ambrose B Ritneour a Confederate veteran and longtime Rockville resident died Sunday evening at the home of his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Lucien G Swindell in Montrose following paralysis. He was 83 and survived by his daughter Mrs Swindell.
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Rockville
Ambrose B Ritneour
Lucien G Swindell
Montrose of Paralyss
Mra Swindell
Sergt
John Raeger
France
Stella Buck
Northwest
Alag
Ethel McQuiston
Police Department
Senator Martin Turned 72 in Virginia Recuperation
Senator Martin Democratic leader in the Senate recuperating at his Charlottesville home from a breakdown due to overwork. He celebrates his seventy second birthday born July 29 1847 in Scottville Va. His Senate term began March 4 1895 and he ranks as longest serving Democrat after Lodge. He was wartime majority leader and chaired the appropriations committee directing nearly 50 billion in war expenditures.
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Senate
Charlottesville
Bcottaville
Lodge
Congress
Appropriations Committee
Martin and Bankhead
Alabama
FIX PRICES OF CATTLE Big Five Control 50 Market Yards
The Federal Trade Commission findings declare the big packers Swift Armour Morris Cudahy and Wilson can daily set livestock price levels across 28 of 40 U S market yards and control 7% of meat supply. They allegedly squeeze independent competitors and cause volatile price swings while masking ownership through bearer warrants. The report notes possible efficiency gaps versus independents and highlights a device to obscure stock ownership.
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Morris
Cudahy
Wilson
Federal Trade Commissions
Lg Five
Couft
Worh
Phet
United State
Commission
Iso
Income Corporation
Swift says Packers lack price control amid FTC charges
Louis F Swift, president of Swift & Co, denounces the FTC report as piecemeal and misleading. He insists packers do not control meat prices, cites small profits or losses, and accuses the commission of distortion and suppression of evidence.
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Louis F. Swift
Washington
Chicago
Louis F Swift
Swift & Co Today
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
The
Trade Commission
Unions Granted Rights by War Department O rdnance Order
Brig Gen W Peirce acting chief of ordnance signs an order granting the right to organize and bargain to workers at the ordnance bureau. It encourages conferences between commanding officers and skilled trades reps and protects union membership, noting rapid growth at arsenals including Watertown Water town and Watervliet with increasing female members.
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W . Peirce
Ordnance
Peirce
National Federation of Federal
Watertown
Mass Watervliet
Nyc
Wharton NJ
Congress to Probe Police Failures and Women Bureau Scandals
Congress plans inquiry into police shortcomings and the women’s bureau led by Mina Van Winkle. The piece details cases of improper authority, alleged third-degree questioning of Grace Raezer, and plans to expand the bureau’s personnel while noting preventive duties and riot-control roles in Washington.
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Maj Pullman
Mra Mina C van Winkle
Newark
Parka
van Winkle
Grace Raezer
Miss Raezer
House of Detention
Police Headquarters
Mrs van Winkle
Bureau For
Bureau
Commissioner Brownlow
Winkle
Montgomery county drive backs war service drive plans
In Rockville Maryland a meeting chaired by Miss Martha Pools of the Red Cross planned Aug 1 drives for War Services Reco. Sixteen hundred Montgomery county veterans from army navy and marine corps will receive questionnaires. A county committee appointed for each of thirteen districts will aid distribution and coordination.
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War Services
Montgomery County
Army Navy
Marine Corps
Martha
Home Service
iChapter
Red Cross
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