Ozaki Leads Japanese Constitutional Party Aims at Representative Government
Ozaki Yukio, Japan's leading progressive figure, outlines a two-party path to a cabinet shaped by the House of Representatives. He criticizes elder statesmen, endorses better US relations, and rejects immediate suffrage expansion while urging cautious constitutional progress within a two-party system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Associated Press
Kia Hto
Yukio
Qzakt
Japan
House of Representatives
Dosaikai Party
Prince Katsura
Constitutional Party
Seiyukai
Political Friends Association
America
Ory England
Ozaki
Genra
Matsukata
Diet
Terauchi
Stand Alone U S Should Stay Out Of European Wars
Congressman Burton Sweet urged the House that the United States refrain from forming alliances in any foreign dispute. He listed twelve reasons to stand alone, warning against aiding Britain France Italy Russia or Japan and opposing entangling treaties that could drag the nation into war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Ozaki
Oxumia
Japan
Gorment
Satsuma
Choshu
America
Okuma
United States
Pacific
Washington
Sweet
Congressman Sweet
Great Britain
France
Italy
Russia
Europe
Germany
Year around school urged by Mason City principal
Kansas City, Feb 28. F M Hammitt, Mason City high school principal, urged the adoption of a year around school at a principals convention. He argued current conditions push youths as young as 15 or 16 from school and that the four quarter system is flexible, aiding those who must work and those who fail to keep pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Carl Vrooman
Canada
Europe
Kansas City, Mo
F. M. Hammitt
Mason City High School
National Association of Principals of Secondary Schools
Hammitt
Boy Scout Troop Opens Second Year At Y M C A
Boy Scouts meet at the YMCA tonight as new members may join only then. Organized in March 1916 the troop renews memberships and follows a set program. A Clean Life meeting will precede a post school swim. Plans for a spring campaign in the public echoose will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Mead
Clergy Seek Lay Help for Evangelistic Campaign
The ministerial association resumes final preparations for a citywide evangelistic drive. Pastors interviewed emphasize lay participation, ongoing efforts beyond the campaign, and personal evangelism as essential to lasting church impact. To supplement downtown rallies, many churches plan daytime services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministerial Association
M. Ramige
Logan Avenue United Evancelical Church
Ramige
Kenry Mudler
First Lutheran Church
H.C. Hoyd
Immigrant Education Topic At Kansas City Meeting
Kansas City February chaos over immigrant education led educators and federal officials to discuss standards and methods for educating newcomers. Flerry Jenkins from New York outlined a district program based on Washington bureaus reports, while William Roberts of Chicago chaired the committee handling immigrant education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
National Education Association
Flerry E. Jenkins
New York City
Jenkins
Washington
Bureau of Immigration
Bureau of Education
William M. Roberts
Chicago
Eryeish Women Work At Many Occupations
London reports a London newspaper listing wartime roles held by women. Occupations include munitions making, canteen work, farm labor, hospital orderlies, gardeners, recruiting for army and navy, streetcar conductors, taxi and wagon drivers, porters, letter carriers, railway car cleaners, dispatch riders, fruit and hop pickers, vegetable raisers, window cleaners, volunteer firemen, stretcher bearers, elevator operators, locomotive cleaners, detectives, policemen, mechanics, night watchmen, commercial travelers, lamp lighters, dentists, stationary engineers. Labor exchanges show demand exceeds supply in these fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associated Press
Holland Faces Iron Famine Ports Cut Off
Amsterdam, Feb 28. Import of iron and steel from Germany remains at a complete standstill for months. Dutch stocks are very low and certain kinds are unobtainable. Britain supplies little iron, so manufactories import mainly from America or Sweden under exemptions. Delays, especially from America, are so long that shipments are nearly impossible to obtain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Germany
Holland
Britain
America
Sweden
New Dead Letter Office 15 Opened in Chicago
Chicago opens a new dead letter office on March 1 handling mail from Indiana through Montana. Ten clerks work in the department at present and the staff is expected to double to manage the extra volume. Illinois mail already contributes as much as the added states combined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Indiana
Michigan
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Iowa
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Montana
Washington
Ilinois
Merchants See Cash Register Picture Doubtless Show
More than 100 members of the Merchants' association and the Commercial club attended a film screening titled Troubles of a Storekeeper. The Local show included Dayton scenes and was produced for the National Cash Register company of Dayton, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ftetail Merchants’ Association
Conmercial Club
Dayton
National Cash Register Company of
Building Up Blood With Dr Williams Pink Pills
The piece warns that thin blood causes constant headaches, pallor, and digestive issues and cites Dr Williams Pink Pills as an effective treatment. It claims rich red blood relieves headaches and other nerve and muscle ailments, urging readers to obtain the pills or send fifty cents to Schenectady, NY, for a brochure.
Also Mentioned on This Page
NEW Japanese Party
Mikado
U.S
Empire
Pumpkinville Academy
Owistias Church
Burton E. Sweet
NCIAL
Mason Cit
BOY Scout
Ned
Rome
Maye
Victor Records
Pepe Lip
Mischa Elman
Scarlatti
Victor Red Seal
Leniich
Mabel Garrison
Victor Red Star
Evan Williams
Lambert Murphy
Victor Bluse
Hans Kindler
Nora Bayes
Charles Kellogg
Brown Brothers
Victor
Pate
Ine Co
Camden
N. J
Victrola
Troy
LI Ola Machine Company
Dimigrant
Resival
Baltimore
Marvin
Laura A. Pouch
McConnellaville
Ohio
ADIPO
Effie Chek
Keokuk
John McGowan
Memramcook
N. B
THE
Bend Brule
Frank T. Hartman
Ann
Fifth and Mulberry Streets
East Side
DR. Ben
Everall
Marsh-Place
W. E. Patterson
Commercial Banw
C. W. Bruner
Vank Building
Rv. C. A. Waterbury
Alfttets
Winelke Wuilding
Sey Newbrd
Better Barber
Herpicide Co
Lola Everswices
J. Miller
West Fourth Street
Waterloo
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!