Mandate on Yap prompts U S call for equal trade rights
The text from the League of Nations grant to Japan over Yap and other Pacific mandates includes a clause that consent of the League Council is required for any modification. Japan reserves that equal opportunities be allowed in all mandated territories, especially south of the equator, with the United States pressing for non discriminatory treatment and open commerce.
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Pacific
Equator
Yap
League of Nations
State Department
Mesopotamia
Excepton
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Australia
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Council of the League
Empire of Japan
Mandatory
Permanent Court of International Justice
Indiana
William Mitchell
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Navy
Thomas T. Craven
United States Navy
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Japanese pledge but protest over rights in mandated territories
Ten agree to issue of the mandate in its present form while clarifying the decision does not imply acceptance of discriminatory or disadvantageous treatment of Japanese subjects in the mandated territories. The government maintains its claim that past rights and interests of Japanese subjects must be fully respected.
Ordinary Buttermilk Cream Promises Youthful Skin Take
A young woman promotes an old time buttermilk skin treatment now sold as Howard's Buttermilk Cream. The formula concentrates buttermilk with a cream blend and is advertised for smoothing wrinkles and improving complexion. guarantees refunds if not satisfied.Available at Peppe's Drug StoresAdy
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Masons Attend Lenten Service With Moore Speaking
Masons filled Keith's theater today for a Lenten service led by Rev James Sharn Montgomery. George Fleming Moore, grand commander of the supreme Council Southern Jurisdiction US, spoke on Masonry aims and ideals and paid tribute to Warren G Harding. The Vaughn class of Calvary Baptist church will attend today's noon service. Dr Philander P Claxton, education commissioner, will be the speaker. Sawmill causes a $5000 suit against Joseph A Walker and Elizabeth Walker of 1924 Eighth Street Northwest.
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Southern Jurisdiction
United States
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Moore
Warren G. Harding
Vaughn
Calvary Baptist Church
Philander P. Claxton
Suit Filed Over Damages Against Blicks Over Sawmill
Day filed suit for 5000 damages against John and Wallace D Blick wholesale wood merchants alleging a sawmill operated behind their residence destroyed peaceful occupancy of their home. Plaintiffs seek injunction preventing operation of the mill.
SAIL TO RED CROSS SESSION
Four national officials of the American Red Cross will sail on the Inperator next Saturday to represent the society at the tenth international conference of the Red Cross at Geneva March 30. The party includes Dr. Livingston Warrand Dr. Albert Hoss Hil Eliot Wadsworth and George E. Scott. They will be joined by Robert E. Olds. It is the first international conference since Washington 1912 due to the war.
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Red Cross
Geneva
Livingston, Warrand
Albert Hoss Hil
Eliot Wadsworth
George E. Scott
Robert E. Olds
the Red Cross
Washington
Barring of Mail to Paper Upheld by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court upheld the Postmaster General authority to revoke second class mailing privileges from publications that printed articles tending to create insubordination or disloyalty in the military or navy. Justices Brandeis and Holmes dissented, noting constitutional limits. The decision affirmed a DC court ruling denying restoration of privileges to the Milwaukee Leader and New York Daily Leader, editor Victor Berger.
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Supreme Court
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Holmes
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Milwaukee
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Berger
Leader
New York
Clark
Message Carried From Cox to Coolidge Ends Transit
After a 24 hour motorcycle relay from Heston George Allis and H S Andrews, Massachusetts officials, couriers for Governor Cox, reached Washington to deliver a message to Vice President Coolidge. They will depart at 6 am for the return leg carrying the reply.
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H. &. Andrews
Governor Cox
Massachusetts
Coolidge
Washington
Cox
Irwin and Cudar Held Without Bond in Murder Charge
Police Judge McMahon ordered A Irwin and V Cudar held without bond on a murder charge for the Harry Parker shooting weeks ago after a pistol battle over an alleged liquor deal. Defense counsel Rob J Miller argued the men acted in defense of life and property, Parker alleging they held him up and robbed them.
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Valentine Dar
McMahon
Harry Parker
Robert J. Miller
Parker
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