Propaganda Fears Grow as China Japan Tension Increases
United Press reports say Japanese forces have Tsinan under control, but propaganda on both sides risks widening the war. Five Americans remain in Tsiwan and US troops will not be sent, while China appeals to the League for intervention.
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United Press
China
Tokio
Nanking
League of Nations
Willam T. Hobart
Tsiwan
Peking
Ke Mauritz A. Hallgrin
Washington
Tainan
Shan Jiang
Japan
Canton
Dairen
Manchuria
Shameen
Toklo
Shantung
Progran
Bert
Governmaeht
Beantung
Chincoo
TIVE
Pike and Stanton
Shantung Christian University
Ching
Asiatie
Hismuer
Che-! Ton
Laundry Blast Kills Five at Fridlin Laundry Kokomo
An explosion in the Fridlin laundry steam pressing department in Kokomo Indiana today killed five women and seriously injured seven others. The blast shattered nearby windows and blew out a traction track in front of the laundry, with effects felt for miles.
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Kokomo
Ind
U.P
Fridlin
Union Traction Company
A Bit of the Old Home Love Poem by Leda Terwilliger Sams
A sentimental poem reflects on a mother's lasting influence through a torn letter. It speaks of home love, memories, and the hope passed to her son, expressing how words endure and inspire resolve despite age.
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Love
lLeda Terwilliger Sams
Foreign Capital Underwritten In the United States Since 1920 Exceeds That of Britain
Washington May 12 Foreign capital underwriting in the United States from 1926 to 1927 far exceeded that of Britain according to Commerce Department figures. U S underwrote 8 66 004 000 of capital issues while Britain reached about 1 427 of 850 000 000. British divestments offset by increased African credits but a fatal accident in Jackson involves Hettie Bean, 40, electrocuted while working for Southern Ohio Electric Company. Burial in Athens after services at 2 PM Monday at C E Nichols home.
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Washington
U.pl
United States
United Kingdom
Cowmioerce Department
Brioeh Invest- Wess
United Slans
Lielugt Teelen
United
Africa
Blackh Fork
Jackson
Hettie Bean
Mr. Bean
Athens
Southern Ohio Electric Company
Bean
Worest Lee
Robert
Mr .Bean
Lowell Bean
Paul KR
Mallon
United Press
Senate Investigating Committee
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Representative Good
Smith
Senator Curtis
Prohibition and Coast Guard Firearm Rules Scrutinized
Washington May 12 Prohibition Commissioner Doran announced a policy limiting firing by agents to self defense or to prevent a felony. Treasury officials noted Coast Guard crews operate under Army and Navy procedures, with two guardsmen to be tried in federal court for a Niagara Falls incident. Local demands for state court action followed, while a West Virginia agent was discharged for firing at a car.
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Washington
Doran
Lam
Treasury
Coast Guard
Army
Navy
Lowman
Coast
West Virginia
Horan
Coast Guards
Cooper enters race for Ohio governor nomination
May 12. Cooper of Cincinnati plans to announce his candidacy for the Republican nomination for governor. He was defeated by Gov Donahsy in the last election and his entry will broaden the race to at least five candidates. Other contenders include James T. Begg Edward C. Turner Charles H. Lewis and Mary A. Shanley.
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Columbus
Charles H. Lewis
Harpster
A. Shanley
Forest
Army Fliers Hurry North To Get Bremen
Two army biplanes bound for Greenly Island to secure the Bremen trans Atlantic airplane left Bolling Washington yesterday and stopped at Maller Field Staten Island before continuing to Portland Maine. They aim to reach Greenly Island under War Department orders to prevent the Bremen from being stranded in spring.
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Mitchel Filld
Greenly Island
Bremen
Portland
Secoml
Pictou
Bolling Wietor
Washington
Maller Field
Staten Island
War Department
Mig
Ford plane crash in Detroit kills two aviators
DETROIT May 12 URKRA vtrl motored Ford plane crashed to the ground today killing two pilots William Munn and G. K. Darker. The ship was taking off on its regular run to Buffalo when the accident occurred. Munn who was at the controls must have pushed its plane into the air without sufficient flying speed.
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Detroit
Ford
William Munn
G. K. Darker
Buffalo
Munn
Edward G. Hamilton
Airplane Industry Watches Lindberghs Aviation Moves Closely
A year after Lindberghs flight from St. Louis to New York, aircraft stocks hit new highs as the industry closely tracks his activities. He met with Henry and Edsel Ford in Detroit on a new project and then flew to New York, amid Wall Street merger rumors linking Curtiss and Wright. Lindbergh said he is not connected with any commercial company.
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New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
St. Louis
San Diego
Lindbergh
Ail Marts Foray
Astaton
Henry
Edsel Ford
Detroit
Wall Street
Curtiss
Wright
Mellon Hints Coolidge May Be In Race Yet
Philadelphia May 12. Secretary of the Treasury Mellon accepting the chairman ship of the Pennsylvania delegation to the Republican national convention told the 79 delegates they should have fullest liberty of choice. He praised President Coolidge’s administration while Hoover nearly followed Coolidge policies, signaling Mellon and other Republican leaders in Pennsylvania may believe the President can be persuaded to run.
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Philadelphia
U.P
Secretary of Treasury
Andrew
Afclion
Pennsylvania
Coolidge
Commerce
Hoovar
Melions
Did She Drink or Not? Feikert in France Visit Claim
Mrs. Lilian Feikert denies drinking wine during a France visit. A friend reportedly quotes a remark suggesting she drank, while Feikert relies on a prohibition platform to win a New Jersey Senate seat.
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Lilian Feikert
France
Coal Supplies Of Consumers Still Decline
Nelsonville report shows ongoing decline in bituminous coal stocks during the first quarter of 1928. By April 1, consumers held 45.3 million tons, down from 50.5 million on January 1, with January losses and February to April withdrawals totaling about 7.2 million tons.
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Nelsonville
Federal Bureau of Mines
State Hospital Nurse Found Safe After Kidnap Inquiry
Esther Benson, a state hospital nurse, was found in an apartment with her husband Charles in Cleveland. Police had launched a city wide search after reports he menaced her with a gun and forced her into a car. Mrs Benson declined to prosecute, while Benson said he took her from the hospital over alleged calls from other men.
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Cleveland
Rick
Esther Benson
State Hospital
Charles
Benson
Heflin Urges Senate Probe of Contractor Donations
Senator Heflin of Alabama pressed in the Senate for a campaign investigation committee to subpoena William F. Kenny a New York contractor who gave twenty thousand dollars and loaned fifty thousand to the Governor Smith campaign. She would ask if Kenny obtained any contracts from New York City or state administration. Exiled Bishop Dill San Antonio Tex May 12 UP The Rt Rev Ignacio Valders no 67 exiled bishop of Agua Calientes Mexico wed here to dry following illness of several weeks.
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Washington
Senator Heflin
Alabama
Senate Today
William F. Kenny
New York
Governor Smith
Heflin
Kenny
New York City
Atate
Dill San
Drydock Mine Contractor Employs Over Thirty Men
More than thirty workers are employed at Mine No. 255 at Drydock by contractor Williamson who is finishing repair work. Three applicants for jobs were reportedly turned away as the contractor has all the labor it can use. The scene was reported from Glouster on May 12 as the work proceeds north of Burr Oak.
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Drydock Mine
Glouster
Williamson
Nore
Judge Grants Injunction Against Miners Picketing at Morris Mine
Cambridge May 12 Judge Turnlaugh grants injunction restraining Unernsey and Nobia county union miners and sympathizers from picketing Morris Mine after a riot at Clack Top mine. One man arrested and held to grand jury on rioting charges. injunction cites gatherings in public places at odd hours as unlawful.
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Morris Mine
Cambridge
Unernsey
Nobia County
Common Pitas
Turnlaugh
Alouls Coal Company
Clack Top
J. B. Stewart
Turnbaugh
Farm costs cited as foreign fertilizer tribute
In a House speech Democrat Almon of Alabama urged government operation of Muscle Shoals to end reliance on Chilean nitrate. He said American farmers pay about 11,000,000 dollars annually to a foreign monopoly and called for government manufacture of fertilizer by modern methods to lower prices.
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Washington
U.P
Almon
Democrat
Alabama
House
Muscle Shoals
Bronze Age cemetery unearthed near Ain Shems in Palestine
Archaeologists from Haverford College report a Bronze Age cemetery at Beth Shemesh near Ain Shems Palestine. The site yields decorated vessels, stone and bronze artifacts and a tomb dating to 1600 B.C. Findings suggest inscriptions may be interpreted. radio briefing by Dr Elihu Grant.
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New York
U.R
B.C
Beth Shemesh
Ain Shems
Palestine
Haverford College
Elihur Grant
London
U.P
Wi. I. Hosmer
FF. T
Gourtney
trans-Atlan
Courtney
Cowes
Scatterwater
Plymouth
Weather Forecast Predicts Fair Period With Fluctuating Temps
Washington May 12. Next week's outlook shows generally fair conditions in the Ohio Valley and Tennessee with midweek showers. Warmer on Monday and Tuesday, cooler by Thursday, then warmer again Saturday or Sunday.
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Washington
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Investigators Will Not Call Will Hays
Washington today reports Nye and Walsh of the Teapot Dome committee will close the inquiry without reconvening hearings. They had considered recalling Will Hays after his Europe trip but now deem further sessions unnecessary.
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Washington
U.ri
Nye
Walsh
Montana
Senato ‘Teapot Dome
Will Rays
Republican National Committee
Hays
Europe
Plans to organize Know Ohio League to advertise state products
In Columbus on May 12 40 a group of 50 state business and industrial leaders discussed forming the Know Ohio League as a permanent institution with a goal to spend a quarter million dollars annually to advertise Ohio products worldwide. The plan includes proclaimations, radio programs, and school displays to promote Ohio goods. Officials include Dr W Thompson and William M James coordinating efforts.
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Know
Ohio League
Columbus
Fiona
Know-Ohio League
Ohio
Donahey
Fearug
W. ©. Thompson
Ohio State University
William M. James
Oho
Ohio Federated Churches
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March on Burr Oak mine fails to materialize
A planned Sunday march on Mine No. 84 at Burr Oak did not occur. Perry county sheriff deputies and governor’s representatives were on the scene. the Sunday Creek company had men cleaning for a week prior.
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Nelsonville
Sunday Creek
Burr Oak
Perry County
Sunday Creek Company
Sunday Creek Coal plans mine closings and rework
Five men work at Mid Hocking near Burr Oak as the Sunday Creek Coal company prepares its properties for possible operation. Mine No 8 at Corning will be abandoned with equipment removed, while No 9 and No 10 may face similar fate if May settlements fail. W E Tytus of Columbus, company president, notes No 8 will close and West Virginia field development may follow.
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Mid Hocking
Burr Oak
Maid
Ting
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Comppany
Derthick
Corning
Rendville
W . E. Tytus
Columbus
West Virginia
Head of Child Welfare Dies From Erysipelas
Dr. B. T. Baldwin, 4, director of the University of Iowa Child Welfare Research Station, died at the university hospital of erysipelas. He helped establish the world’s first welfare research center at Iowa and studied at Harvard, Leipzig, and Chicago. He served as a World War II major.
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Iowa City
B. T. Baldwin
University of Iowa
University Hospital
Baldwin
Harvard Univere Farty
University of Leipzig
Chicago University
University of Iowa Jax
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