Gains of Japan From War Far Outweigh Sacrifices Made for Allied Success
Special Correspondent reports Tokyo views on Japan's wartime gains. Japan profited, expanded influence in Shantung and Manchuria, took advantage of Russia’s collapse, and pressed for economic control in China. It notes U S protests and fears of unchecked expansion in Siberia and the Far East, with Japan arguing Americans should mind their own business.
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Board Approves High School Clubs Amid Fraternity Review
Superintendent Frank W. Ballou announced formal approval of nonfraternity organizations for all city high schools including debating societies, dramatic and glee clubs, rifle clubs, student publications and more. Unapproved groups face blocking from participation until they prove alignment with board aims. many fraternities and sororities remain under consideration with final approvals forthcoming after data review.
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Alleged Booze Car Taken by Two Men in District Crash
Morris Addison and Leon Schencks, both colored, were arrested by Detective Murphy and Agent Hose on prohibition violations after a whisky laden car crashed into a tree at Ninth and F streets northeast. Police say the pair fled the wreck near Hyattsville, Md, and were pursued by State officers before the crash brought them to the scene. One man reportedly confessed after arrest.
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Leon Schencks
Washington Street
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Ninth
F T Hose
Ninth and
F Streets
Hyattsville
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Father sues for twenty thousand in auto crash case
Vernon A Teast father of 12 year old Fither M Beat sues Joseph P. St. John for 20000 damages in District Supreme court claiming his daughter was permanently crippled when struck by St Johns automobile on October 10 1916 on Wisconsin Avenue northwest.
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District Supreme
Joseph P. St. John
Benton, Offutt & Imlay
St Johns Machine
Wiscongin
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