Agitation Against Americans Drives Boycott in China
A Chinese anti American wave spreads through Changsha and Hankow with strikes and a boycott of American goods. The Cantonese advance toward Peking threatens safety for Americans and Britons. Washington studies plans to concentrate Americans in North China if civil war widens.
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Shanghai
Changsha
Hunan
China
Talos
Siang River
Kikuang
Yangtze River
Kiangs
Hankow
Yanktze River
Great River
Peking
Tsinarfu
Shantung
Tientsin
Washington
Washington, D. C
North China
State Department
MacMurray
Funeral services set for Emmons Johnson pioneer banker
Emmons Johnson, a Waterloo pioneer banker, died at home after a weeklong pneumonia illness. Funeral at 3 p.m. tomorrow in First Congregational Church conducted by Dr. J. Richmond Morgan, with a 2:30 prayer service at the home, Elmwood Cemetery interment. Active bearers include Elbert L. Johnson and Walter Johnson. other relatives attend. Honorary bearers listed. flowers declined per family request.
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Emmons Johnson
Waterloo
South Street
First Congregational Church
J. Richmond Morgan
Elmwood
Elbert L
Lewis’ E. and
Walter
Snowy Mt Whitney Seen From Death Valley
Death Valley California sits 270 feet below sea level while offering views of snow capped Mt Whitney about 80 miles distant. Mt Whitney rises to an altitude of 14,500 feet, providing a striking contrast between the desert floor and the high peak.
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Death Valley
California
Mt. Whitney
Few World War Chiefs Remain on Active Army List
Washington April 6 A decade after the United States entered World War I few leaders who shaped the war remain on active army rolls. Maj Gen Charles P Summerall and Gen John J Hines are the exceptions on active duty. Pershing is retired and serves on the American Battle Monuments Commission. The piece lists numerous retired generals and admirals, noting their current roles or residences in Washington, San Francisco, and other places, and contrasts civilian wartime officeholders who have largely left office with a few veterans still connected to service.
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Washington,d. C
United States
Germany
America
Army
Navy
Charles P. Summerall
John J. Hines
Ninth Corps
San Francisco
John J. Pershing
American Battle Monuments’ Commission
Tasker H. Buss
Allied Conference
Supreme War Council
France
American Commission To
United States Soldiers’ Home
Washington
Peyton C March
General Bliss
Omar Bundy
Seventh Army Corps
John Biddle
England
Hunter Higgett
St. Mihiel
First Army
Henry T. Allen
David ¢. Shanks
Hoboken
Joseph ‘T. Dickman
First Corps
Liggett
Robert Lee Bullard
Second Army
National Security League
Hugh S. Scott
New Jersey State Highway Commission
Leonard Wood
National Army
Philippines
Fnoch Hh, Growder
Cuba
James G. Harbord
Pershing
Service of Supply
Radio Corporation of America
William S.S. Benson
Peace Commission
Shipping Board
Albert P. Niblack
Gibraltar
Wat
Atlantic
Stugh ‘Rodman
Grand Fleet
Albert Gleaves
Woodrow Wilson
Dwight F. Davis
War Department
Fand
Calonel
Infantry
Hanford Magrider
F. Trubee Davision
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Charles Jsummerall
James
G. Harbord
Tasker H. Bliss
Robt
L Bullard
John A.S
Lieut
Gem
Mau. Gen
Hines
Forhan
R. J. Forhan
D. D.S
Geta
Atall Druggists
Ases
Thi
VT Authority & Rhan CO
Woodrow Washer
West Side
Central Iowa Power & Light C Co
Bargain
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