Open Door in Manchuria and Far East Pact Debated
New York World reports embassy papers indicate proposals to curb East Asian dominance. Rejection won’t end diplomatic contact and calls for openness in Manchuria persist. The piece analyzes potential five year terms, trade patterns, and risk of war while weighing the United States role in shaping Asian diplomacy.
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Manchuria
Wanlington
de Washington Rresputmient
Boa Ag Orng Roy
Can Animals Think and the Curious Case of Monkey Minds
A long, fragmented survey reviews experiments, anecdotes, and naturalist opinions on animal thought. It cites Bastette College observers testing rationality in monkeys and recounts nautical rats, weasels, birds, dogs, and cats displaying problem solving, deceit, or affectionate behavior, with various human witnesses and related tales.
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Ideuity
Bastette College
Elle Alltvans
New England
Sharen
Tsayel
Roman
Tabby
Sevan
James Horror
Hunter
Carnegie's Visit to Mrs Sage Ends With Closed Door
Andrew Carnegie faced a refused call at Mrs Russell Sage's door as a colored footman claimed no visitors would be admitted. Carnegie, at Annandale Country Club, lunched with financier Walter Raymond and boasted of Anglo American supremacy while predicting peace in Germany and plans to visit Mount Wilson Observatory.
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Pasadene
Cal
Andrew Larnegie
Walter Raymond
Raymond Cottage
Russell Sage
Sages
Sape
Royrmond
Andrew Carnegie
Sbane
Carnegie
Annandale Country Club
G Cornenie
Great Britain
United States
Taft
William
Germany
Mount Wilson
Cadets Face Extra Duty Under New West Point Plan
Secretary of War Dickinson and West Point Superintendent Col Scott approve a scheme to keep disruptive first class cadets after graduation for extra tour duty. A lecturer incident sparked the idea, with at least one cadet likely to be retained until July 1 and rumors of more.
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Washington
New York
Dickinson
Lol Scott
West Point
Dickinsons Acton
Col Scottag
Scott
War Department
Col Scott
Hoboken Bans Mail Cars In Street Railway
Hoboken New Jersey Common Council unanimously adopted a resolution defying the United States government by forbidding the Public Service Corporation to run any street cars other than standard passenger cars. The move would halt Federal mail cars and delay postal service, with city officials directing the clerk to notify the railroad company.
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United States
Hoboken NJ
Public Service Corporation
Postal Service
New York
Hoboken
Dr Miles Anti Pan Pills Use Brings Headache Relief
Mrs Louise Lewellyn of Powell reports frequent sick headaches but avoided tablets until her son urged Dr Miles Anti Pan Pills. She claims speedy relief as the medicine soothes brain nerves connected to the stomach heart and lungs. The ad promises the first package will help and offers money back if not.
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Miles
Louise Lewellyn, Powell
AntiPan Palla
Yonkers Reservoir Hoax Drains City Resources
Yonkers officials spent hours investigating a possible drowning after a note bearing the name Joe Waski was found in discarded clothing. A reservoir was dragged, the police searched the area, and a bottle with an urnlike substance raised suspicions but the city now believes the incident to be a hoax.
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Yonkers
Wasllyxton
Surelie Stor
Wold
Esne
Joe Waski
SAYS TAFT IS IRISH
Special to The Washington Bae reports Taft described as Irishman by education expert on heraldry. The piece cites Irish noble lineages, Taaffe family mentions, and a 13th century Taft appearance. Alphonso Taft addressed a 40-member Taft reunion in Oxbridge Mass, noting heraldry and arms with a gold background and a hornless deer.
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Bae
Chicago
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Eduimion
Taft
Oxbridge
Alphonso Taft
John Taft
William Taft
James
Ballimore Augustus
No Divorce for Politics Drives Family Dispute
Reese Tennimore sought a divorce from his wife amid a dispute sparked by his sister Jeannetio Tenchmare’s nomination by the Socialist party for State superintendent. The Tennimore family division centered on political differences over socialism. The court dismissed the complaint, ruling political differences do not justify divorce.
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Mies
Jeannetio Tenchmare
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Socialist Party
Uma
Reese Tennimore
Fennimore
Theusband
Tennimore
Five Dead in Houston Murder Pile Says Police
Five members of two families are found dead in a Houston Heights tile shack in what investigators call a mysterious mass killing. The bodies include Gus Schultz and his wife, their young daughter, a county aid son, and boarder Walter Lb Hyman. Police believe the killer hid the weapon nearby. wounds suggest a single assailant. The killings likely occurred last week and were discovered after neighbors alerted a deputy sheriff.
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Texas
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Gus Schultz
County Aid
Waller Lb Hyman
Lesday
Serif
Alsace Lorraine Granted Equal Status as Federal State
The Reichstag approved Alsace Lorraine to become a federal state with the same status as other parts of the empire by a narrow vote. An Alsatian member proposed an amendment for an Alsatian parliament elected by universal direct and secret ballot, which was adopted.
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Reichstag
Empire
Bern
Preiss ‘King
Aisace Lorine
Gregorio
Priest Renounces Canton Pastorate Over Black Hand Ties
Rav J Adolph Cascianelli resigns from St Anthonys Church Canton to study the Italian situation in the United States and seek religious remedies. He met Apostolic Delegate Die Nied Falconia in Washington, who, with counselors, approved his plan and will report to the Pope with recommendations.
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Canton
Ohio
Rav
Adolph Cascianelli
St Anthonys Church
United States
Cascianellis
German Conservative Calls Secret Funds to Shape Foreign Press
Heer Dirksen urged secret service funds to influence foreign newspapers in Germany’s favor. He defended the practice of some diplomats using public prints to gain prominence, while disapproving their tendency to spur sensational actions in the press as he argued for countering anti German attacks.
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Heer Dirksen
Reichstag
Germany
Such & Cours
Derr Dirksen
Wreckage Tells of Tragedy Prinz Witham II Cost IF French Coast
Debris found near Belle Isle off the French coast confirms the loss of the Dutch mail steamer Willem Ix and a heats oar bearing the ship’s name. A propeller blade and a note board washed ashore near Newhbo suggest a violent end. The Royal Indian Mail Line ship sailed from Amsterdam for the West Indies and New York on January 1 and was reported missing with 5 passengers listed.
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Dutcphiner Tang
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Belle Me
France
Alle Laov
Ing Island
Wile
Royal Indian Mail
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Armserdam
New York
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In Your Stomach Dump Enjoy Every Meal
Promote a digestive health product with claims to protect the stomach and aid proper function. The ad urges meals with rest and life of the stomach, offers a free trial package, and lists F. A. Stuart Co. in Marshall Michigan. Sold by druggists nationwide for 50 cents for a full sized package.
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Stuart Blds
Marshall, Mich
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