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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...treaty between Japan and Mexico provides for the disallowance of all claims rising out of civil wars, a clear benefit to Mexico, and for uniformity of tariff between the two countries, a decided gain for Japan's rising commerce. That the people of Mexico believe that intervention by the United States is always in favor of American capitalists or equally odious native exploiters, that the Mexican electorate resents the suspicion that the United States exercises any control over its government or diplomacy,--are facts, unfortunate, yet admitted. That Japan resents the discourteous establishment of a prejudicial immigration law, that Japan...
...Boston Association of Smith College Alumnae has arranged benefit performance of "The Potters" at the Plymouth Theatre on Monday evening Nov. 10, to commemorate the fiftieth anniversary of the institution
Antics. Vladimir de Pachmann contrives to make music a thing to be seen as well as heard. He chats with his audience, gestures at them, boasts to them, giggles with them, pursues the final diminuendo of a Chopin Prelude under the piano, performs merry little antics for the benefit of a delighted public. Lawrence Gilman, critic for The New York Herald Tribune, speaks of "cretinous* capers...
...name of the play to be given this season will be announced at the meeting, and it will be read the following night for the benefit of the candidates. Trials for the Acting department will be held on Thursday night, but all candidates are expected to report on Tuesday...
...country with information on voting by mail. Director John Hamlin, of the College Bureau of the Republican National Committee, has just sent to the Harvard Republican Club full data on absentee voting laws of all states, and has requested the clubs to organize and maintain information bureaus for the benefit of voters who will be away from home on election...