Nationalist China Demands Apology for Picketing at Soviet Consulate
Shanghai dispatch reports Nationalist China demanding apology from the consular corps for a municipal police ordered picketing of the Soviet Russian consulate. Quo Tai Chi urged apology to Soviet Consul Linde and Chinese authorities. The incident followed police guarding and searches around the consulate as American and other volunteers joined the pickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misselwitz United
Shanghai
China
Quo Tai Chi
Linde
Stirling Fessenden
Consular Corps
North China
Yangghow
Nanking
N Tai-Chi
Conons
Mary Gilfillan Survives Boiler Explosion at Marion Sandwich Shop
In Marion on April 9 Mrs. Mary Gilfillan narrowly escaped injury when a boiler exploded in the local sandwich shop. The blast twisted equipment and cookware and ripped walls of the small room, sending crockery flying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Mary Gilfillan
Railway Detectives Called to Watch for Liquor Shipments
Washington reports Prohibition officials enlist railroad detectives to halt liquor shipments by rail as secretary Andrews notes most rum moves by rail and hijacked trucks have failed. bootleggers repurpose loaded cars with lumber to dodge enforcement and routes through Canada.
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Washington
Urb
Prohibition
Treasury
Andrews
Wera
Cara
Canada
United States
Woman Accused of Branding 6 Year Old Foster Child
New York April 9 Mrs Everett S Pratt of Des Moines Iowa is held on 500 bail for trial in special sessions court on charges of branding and beating her six year old foster daughter Roberta Jane Pratt. The child testified that she burned by a curling iron and beaten with a switch in the Pratt family’s hotel room. Bond posted by bonding company and she was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Everett S. Pratt
Des Mottes
Iowa
James Flood
Roberta Jane, Pratt
Flood
Reinstates Woman in Government Post for Charity’s Sake
President Coolidge issued an executive order restoring Mrs. Bessie A. Smith to her former position as assistant in the bureau of printing and engraving after a 20 year absence. The 2 Bowie Maryland resident supports four children and her mother. Treasury approved while Civil Service Commission did not concur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidge
Bessie A. Smith
Bowie
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Marines Special Train Avoids Wreck in Walnut
U S marines en route to see were saved from death and injury when two residents Fraser Plum and E B Carlos warned an oncoming military train. Plum, a 56 year old farmer, waded Walnut Creek to flag the approach while a railroad agent ran half a mile to raise the danger signal. The engineer reacted in time to avert a disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut, Kas
United States
Fraser
Sam Plum
Walnut Creek
E. B
Carlos, Wissouri
Kanees
Texas Railroad
Walnut
Marine
Two girls killed in auto crash at store wall
In a Crushed by incident in April, Ruth Purdy age 10 and Lillian Hull age 12 died after a sedan driven by J. H. Tanner professor emeritus at Cornell University rammed a store wall. The accident halted a nearby locomotive within feet of a washout. Columbus reports a separate note of a 30 day courtship ending in marriage. David Eaton 80 and Mrs Lydia Morgan 51 wed yesterday after a brief acquaintance through nursing duties.
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Tyhaca
Ruth Purdy
Lillian Hull
J. H. Tanner
Cornell Univeralto
Columbus
David Eaton
Lydia Morgan
Unclear OCR notes on Sun family and Cantonese figures
Fragmentary text mentions Mrs Sun, Dr Sun, Yat-sen, Addie Kusimintang, and Cantonese figures. It references a death after a long illness, a widow connected to the Anti-Saloon League, and a long residence pattern from Charleston to Macon with American education, but details are severely garbled and incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun’ ‘Yat-sen
Tanner
Columbus
Addie C.kusimintang
Thomzas
China
M. Hare
Ple
the Anti-Saloon League
Pin-Hospital
Ning
Wester
America
Man Sentenced in Ohio Common Pleas Court for Murder
Geterenod Gallipolis and Gatewood linked tenant Hiram Johnson, 45, killed a farmer on Gatewood's farm. Indicted for second degree murder in January, Johnson was convicted of manslaughter and today received a prison term from 1 to 20 years in the Ohio Penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Apazil Perry
Gatewood
Premiasat
Gattia County
Hiram Johnson
Man Dies Three Times Recovered After Operation
In Milwaukee Thomas McGonigte died three times during surgery after skull fracture from a car crash. Physicians restored heart action each time by artificial means and he remains seriously ill but may survive the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Thomas McGonigte
MecGonigte
Sacco and Vanzetti Sentenced to Die in July
Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti were sentenced to die in the electric chair in July for the payroll murder of Frederick Parmenter and Alexander Beradelli in South Braintree Mass. Demonstrations and international protests followed as defense groups pressed for clemency. Governor Fuller faces a flood of appeals and has not committed a decision.
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Henry Minotit
United Press
Weiter Dedham
Mass
Nicola Sacco
Bartolomea
Vanzetti
Webster
Thayer
America
Americas
Sacco
Vanzettu
Sarce Vanzetti
Sacco and
Frederick Parmenter
Alexander Beradelli
South Braintree
Appeala
Sacco-Vanzetti
Supreme Court of the
United States
Alvan T. Fuller
Nations Press China Demands After Nanking Incident
Reports from Paris and Shanghai describe international demands on China over the Nanking affair. Britain’s destroyer silenced Yangtze guns below Shanghai as powers seek reparations, apology, and punishment for anti foreign actions. Panic spreads among Americans in Peking as evacuees depart for vacations in Japan.
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London
U.P
Nanking
United States
Britain
Italy
France
Japan
Prance
Englaly
China
Paris
Yangchow
Yangtze
Quo
Perry County Mine Still Leads Coal Production
NEW LEXINGTON April 9 One Perry County coal mine remains active amid labor disputes between the miners union and operators. The Perry County Coal Company is owned and run by William Bringardner and family, who employ his wife and children. They sold a railroad car of coal on the second day of operations and continue to mint profits as negotiations drift toward a final settlement. Bringardner purchased the mine for 250 dollars and operates the tipple and related facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
Perry County
Fleld
Union
Perry
Bringerdiner
Manhattan
Coak Company
Nelsonville
Jte
D ‘Amine Workers Union
Ats
Ne - Hanne Soc
Jarmonville
Onfo
Jacksonville
Mine Collapse Buries Eight in Washington Coal Mine
SEATTLE April 3 Eight workers were buried in a cave-in at the Pacific Coast Coal Company mine at Carkenade. One man was rescued, two bodies recovered, five remain trapped under debris as rescue crews labor through the night to reach the victims.
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Seattle
Washington
U—Beven
Pacific Coast Coal Company
Carkenade
Bids Opened On East State Street Paving Project
City Board of Control opened bids from three companies for paving East State Street from Court to Park Street. Bids covered asphalt resurfacing brick with concrete base plain concrete and two asphalt types. Contractors included The Federal Asphalt Co of Hamilton Ohio and Beck both submitting offers. late reports note price comparisons and bidder names.
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East State Street
Board OF Control
Court Street
Park Street
Board of Centil
Lake
Federal Asphalt Paving Company
Hamilton
Ohio
Ted
Heckler
Athens
Bird
Prick
Concréte
Platti Con
Crete
Barthlow
Bon
Logan
Beck
Mass Meeting Called for Property Owners on Ex press Thresh Desires
Mass meeting called by E Woodworth, president of Palecotweil, to discuss property owners' preferences about a parceling plan at the City Building. Residents urged to attend Monday night to express interests and discuss potential council action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Woodworth
Palecot Weil
Es Aj
Appeal to Miners Urges Open Negotiations
Article reports calls to miners to open frank talks on wage and contract terms. It notes bids from Asphalt and Concrete companies, outlines costs per front foot, and mentions city officials and a board of control overseeing a contract award. An April 9 report from Moundsville, W Va, details separate savings and a Hungarian man’s theft.
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Trentige
Faya Ee
Weick
Board of Control
Jowest
Moundsville
W. Va
Steve Russian
Glandale
Banka
Prohibition Debate Highlights Borah vs Butler at Meeting
In Boston on April 9 1928 Republican leaders led a sharp exchange over the Eighteenth Amendment. Senator Borah defended prohibition while Dr William Butler urged repeal or reform arguing for a practical regulatory approach.
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Borah
Butler Columbia University
R. Butter
William E. Borah
Ydsho
Prohibition
Siki
United States
Nicholas Murray Butter
Columbia University Arpie
Republican Party
Chub
Butler
Fragmented inquiry on Mexico and secrecy in media
A garbled user message questions knowledge of Mexico and mentions secrecy and copy tagging. It appears as a fragmented, incoherent text with multiple typos and stray phrases.
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Sun Chuan-Fang
Chang Chung-Chang
Kiangsu
Yangtze River
Shankhai
Chiang Kai-Shek
Peking
Canian
Thelma Tibbets
Wille Buzzell
Willa
Wen
Little
U. S
Norwell University
Tie
Special
Mrs. Sun
Geterenod
Hebi
Sacco, Vanzetti
Mildred Mitchell
Wilbur Burton
Ren
Columrus
Fudae
Harry Oko
Chicagi
W. W. Atwood
Henry Minott
Oston
Oractors
Pak
Roosevelt Club
Steels
Robert M. Washburn
Pres
Apdlec
Senate
Atlantic
Pacific
Great Lakes
Rio. Grande
Massachusetts
U.B
Cale
Mexico
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