Shantung Parley Delayed by China and Japan Rift
Japan and China clash over Shantung as Tokyo and Peking exchange notes on Kiaochow. Tokyo argues no fundamental agreement exists on the leased Kiaochow area and urges a speedy, peaceful settlement while China delays negotiations citing treaty issues with Germany.
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Shantung
China
Associated Press
Toky9
Shing
Torenga
Japan
Biaochow
Tls
Foreign Office
Ferman
Nev
Arvedew
Aina Wd
Berita
Peking
Hina
Kiaochow
Germany
Shanturg
Sraphige
Paris
Shantung Railway
Kinochow
More Truth Than Poetry by James J Montague
An eclectic mix of verse and prose begins with a satirical poem about heat, clothing, and diets. The piece spills into political notes on Debs, Carranza, and treaty speak about China and Japan, then lists union committees and officers, ending with a hospital donation and new member welcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Montague
Debs
Carranza
Wilber A. Copeland
Joseph H. Cummings
Herbert I. James
Pot
Hugh Lt. Peden
Frank Ho Leng
Ola Mallory
James E. Maynard
James
Sullivan
Central Labor Union
Loouis C. Vogt
Martin L. Statler
Gurnon R. Scott
Jacob Wagener
Allied Printing Trades Council
Frank J. Seiffert
Robert W. Burnside
John B. Dickman
E. C. Grumfrey
Casualty Hospital
Printers Install Officers for Columbia Typographical Union No. 101
Officers elected May 26 are installed at the Typographical Temple on G Street Northwest. new officers include Marsh A. Bodenham as president and Jerome V. Johnson as treasurer with a full slate of vice president secretary sergeant at arms doorkeeper trustees and executive committee members named among the book and job and machinist ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Typographical Union
G Street Northwest
Marsh A. Bodenham
Frank D. Seiffert
George G. Seibold
Jerome V. Johnson
William ©. Fechtig
Edward W. Davison
Raymond UW. Burgéss
John ¥. Quinn
Finance expert to speak at City Club luncheon
Theodore H. Price editor of Commerce and Finance will address the City Club weekly forum luncheon at 12:30 Wednesday in Farragut square clubhouse. His talk is The Incidence of Taxation and Its Reflection. District suffrage group members attend, with place cards and banners about the District's Plight. Paul E. Lesh and F. J. Bryson organize the arrangements for the demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore H. Price
Commerce and Finance
Aweekly
City Club
Farragut Square
C. J. D. Kaufman
Paul E. Lesh
F. J. Bryson
Reverend Smock resigns to lead Philadelphia church
The Rev. McKay Smock resigns as pastor of the First Baptist Church Weston West Virginia to accept a call to the Spruce Street Baptist Church in Philadelphia. His new position takes effect November 1.
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Washington Post
Weston
W. Va
McKay Smock
First Baptist Church
Spruce Street Baptist Church
Philadelphia
Band Concerts Today by Marine Band and Navy Yard Band
United States Marine Band led by William H Santelmann performs at the Marine Barracks at 4 30 p m with marches overtures waltzes and national songs. Navy Yard Band directed by C Bentor plays at McMillan Park First and Bryant Streets northwest at 7 30 p m with selections from Rigoletto and Il Guarany and a finale of the Star Spangled Banner.
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Marine Barracks
United States Marine Band
William H. Santelmann
Eas
Sousa
Jolly Robbers
Drdia
Meyerbear
Wis
Svendsen
Scotland
Mante
McMillan Park
Bryant Atreats
Navy Yard Band
C. Bentor
Pia Masso
Rossini
de Giorgio
Financial markets enter active week amid credit strain
New York financiers face a busy week financing July interest and dividends amid credit strain and rail labor calls for government owned railways. Banks hoard money, borrowing costs rise to 7 to 9 percent, and 750 million in credit normally available is tied up by freight blockades. Foreign loan programs may flood U.S. markets as governments seek access to dollars and investors weigh new bonds and conversion features.
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William Justuts Ross
New York
Jean
the Sun and
New York Herald
Drug Store Robbery Strikes Whisky Theft in Washington
A thief entered the drug store of F. G. Linton at 101 Rhode Island Avenue Northwest and stole 26 pints of whisky valued at 54 dollars. The incident, reported yesterday, ends the hope for remedies amid a dry spell and affects local influenza and hay fever victims nearby.
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F. G. Linton
Rhode Island Avenue
Insurance Rejection Prompted by Risk Assessment
A major insurer offers life policy coverage at a small extra charge for applicants previously rejected for life insurance. The notice provides an address in Washington D.C. for responses, citing the reason for rejection and suggesting possible options to obtain coverage.
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Huh
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Washington, D.C
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Atlantic City
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Elberon
Tennessee
Beach
Catholi & Protestant
E. B. Ludy
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Icca
Raymore
Lexington Pacific
Arkaness Aves
Million Dollar Pier
Reading Depot
Best Bathing Beach
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Ralph W. Lee
Colorado
Riemer & CO
Nw. Frank
Texas
United Oil Gatex Oil
Texas-Belmont
Texas Securities
A. E. Roberts & CO
Munsey
Swartzell, Rheem & Henley CO
Fifteenth Street Co
Equitable Co-Operative Building Association
Equitable
F St. NW
John Joy Edson
Franke P. Reeside
K. Kneessi
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Fst
Union Station
Virginia
Hygeia
Virginia Beach
Ocean Front
Pennsylvania
Imperial
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H. B. Myers
Maryla
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Z. H. Botz
Ocean City
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Reho3joth Beach
del Hotel
Henlopen
Walter Burton
Ocean View
Willoughby Beach
Backroe Beach
Cape Henry
Boston
Providence
City Ticket Office
15Th St. Woodward Building
Norfolk & Washington Steamboat Co
George Washington University Law School
Association
American Law Schools
Masonic Temple
Lewis Hotel Training School
Hotela
New York Ave
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Gregg & Pitman
Steward’s Business College
F St. Main
National University Law School
Congress
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Dhaene Franklin
Deane
Southern
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Foreign Trade School
Summer
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Cherbourg
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Charles Macalester
7Th St. Whart
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