U S Recognizes China as Peking Celebrates Event
Recognition of the Chinese republic by the United States is celebrated in Peking with ceremonial troops and a presidential carriage. Yuan Shi Kai responds to President Wilson's message while China awaits other powers to act. Mexico also extends recognition as officials discuss implications for regional and global reactions.
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ADOO CALLS ON BANKS FOR NEW INTEREST PLANS
Secretary McAdoo asked every national bank in the United States acting as a government depository if it wished to continue to hold Federal deposits under a new order setting 2 percent interest. The official communication noted hundreds of telegraphs and letters requesting part of the $10,000, one increase in deposits, as Treasury plans to distribute. Banks building government deposits and others seeking designation as depositories sent inquiries, but the extent of additional depositaries was not yet decided.
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Arbitration Urged For Panama Toll Dispute By Hill
St Louis May 2 Panama tolls should be submitted to international arbitration regardless of outcome, said John Wesley Hill president of the International Peace Forum. Other speakers urged disarmament and a world powers compact to arbitrate all differences. Mrs Meade urged a 10 million peace budget to reduce death rates and promote international understanding.
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National Council of ‘Women
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Protests Loan to China Prompted by Sun Yat Sen Appeal
Dr Sun Yat Sen, former provisional president of China, cabled to British and European governments urging refusal to lend money to the Chinese government. He warns the five power loan could bolster a hated regime tied to the murder of Gen Sung and provoke a people’s struggle to preserve the republic, with protests and upheaval abroad.
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German Opera Hansel and Gretel in city society
In a Chicago scene, Miss Helen Lockwood leads the Eastern Dramatic Club in a German fairy tale, with a Western tableau The Old World in the New. Performances, featuring numerous students and notable attendees, will be repeated tonight at both Eastern and Western schools.
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Washington Society Hosts Lane For Dixon Reception
Mrs. Dixon entertains at the New Wilkird red room luncheon in honor of Mrs. Crosby with a crowd from Washington society and West and army navy circles. Prominent guests include Mr. and Mrs. Bell and other notable figures amid flowers and elegant decor.
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Congressional Club Recital Honored Barytone Mr Gareisson
Mr Oscar Gareisson, barytone, headlined a reception at the Congressional Club yesterday afternoon. He delivered a 4 PM song recital then received by club president Mrs Duncan WU Fletcher and vice presidents Mrs Briggs of Meine and Mrs Henry Cooper of Wisconsin. Tea followed at 5 PM with Mrs Lever of South Carolina and Mrs Murdock of Kansas presiding. Continued on seventh page.
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Ohio loses tax suit in Buckeye Pine Line case
Judge Thomas M. Bigger of the common pleas court denied Ohio taxing authorities the right to assess interstate receipts of Ohio corporations in a $290,000 tax clash with Buckeye Pine Line Company, a Standard Oil subsidiary, citing Texas-Oklahoma precedents and ruling against state tax collection on railroad-like business.
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Thaw to Testify for State in Anhut Bribery Case
New York May 2 Thaw to be a state's witness at the trial of John Nicolson Anhut indicted for bribery in an attempt to secure Thaw's release from Matteawan Asylum for the Criminal Insane An order for his production on May 13 was issued today.
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Horoscope for today shows strong Uranus influence and social progress
Astrological reading notes a mighty planetary configuration boosting human activity and aiding many Earthly pursuits. Uranus powers intuition guiding inventors and scientists while Mercury boosts public appeal for editors and educators. Youths and girls gain favorable prospects. minor travels and schooling reforms are highlighted.
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Obstinate cousin woman foiled by self-imposed diet and gloom
Phoebe laments Elizabeth a semi invalid who worsened from strict dieting and fear of change. The group notes her refusal to try new foods or go out, leaving her ill and isolated despite well meaning intentions. No remedy offered.
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Auspicious Taurus Day Brings Luck for Movers and Musicians
A 1918 horoscope notes good omens for those changing homes or cities, promising prosperity and happiness. Musicians and composers may receive favorable energy, with minor tasks easier to complete. Birthdays signal an encouraging year with hard work leading to better conditions and possible progress through relocation. Boys shown as industrious, girls as conscientious and capable.
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Special Mission to Cuba Inauguration May 20
United States will be represented at Habana for the inauguration of President Menocal on May 20. President Wilson will appoint a special mission of several members to attend and details will be set after Mr. Bryan returns to Washington. Arthur M. Beaupre is likely to be among the members. State Department officials study the new Cuban amnesty act modified after a protest against liberating criminals.
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Picnic lunch ideas for spring school outings
Spring brings outdoor picnics for children with simple hearty lunches. Suggested menus include buttered rolls, stuffed pepper shells, fruit, cakes, sandwiches, and puddings. Instructions cover packing soups in jars, toasting marshmallows, and preparing cold day meals with limited cooking.
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Psychological testing reshapes job placement says Ayres
Dr Leonard P Ayres of the Sage Foundation proposes selecting positions by psychological tests rather than workers choosing. Tests on female applicants and street car motormen show higher efficiency and potential to reduce accidents. Thompson reports reaction time testing cut labor by more than 100 to 24 in bell hearing work, raising accuracy by two thirds. Ayres envisions better alignment of workers with tasks and greater fulfillment in work.
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Humperdinck's Hansel and Gretel at Belasco Delights Few
Chicago Grand Opera Company presented Humperdinck's fairy tale at the Belasco Theater, its third and final Capital season visit. Rebel Riegmans as Gretel impressed with vivacious acting and voice, Marie Cavan as second lead varied in charm, Morton Adkins sang well as the father, Louise Berat as mother, Franc Daddi as the Witch showed strength, Helen Warn as the Dewman and Sandman completed the cast, Ettore Perosio conducted a full Chicago Orchestra for a warmly melodic performance.
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Dreamlike Stage Beauty Inspires Chicago Scenic Crew
The article praises the Chicago company for beauty and color in scenes, noting the wood setting hints at Gordon Craig or Reinhardt influence. It commends the dream scene for its simplicity, dignity, and rich coloring, calling it the most beautiful part.
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New Japanese Consul General Named for New York
Kametaro Kijima, transferred from the foreign office to New York, will serve as consul general and replaces Yatutarо Numano who moves to San Francisco. Matsuzo Nagai remains in Japan due to his ill father, affecting the San Francisco vacancy filled by Numano. Kijima has long service in the Japanese civil service and recent years in the foreign office commercial bureau.
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