United States Marines Guard Americans in Peking and Tientsin
United States warns Chinese foreign office that American residents in Peking and Tientsin will be protected by marines. Troops are billeted in the French concession at Tientsin as foreign garrisons prepare to defend concessions. Japan has completed an airdrome near the barracks with more aircraft expected.
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United Press
Tokio
U.P
Peking
Tientsin
United States
Foreign Office
China
Chang Tso Lin urges peace as China divides
In Peking on May 21 Chang Tso Lin appealed for national unity and peace, blaming Feng Yu Hsiang’s resolve to fight and the Nanking government’s vanity for blocking settlement. The foreign office warned Japan’s memo heightens consequences while Chang prepares for a likely clash with Feng at Pao Ting Fu.
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Peking
Japan
China
Chang Tso Lin
Foreign Office
Nanking
Feng Yu Hsiang
Manchuria
Chang
Pao Ting Fu
Japanese conciliatory stance urged in Tsiwan dispute
Nanking dispatch reports nationalist foreign affairs committee at a special meeting called the Japanese attitude conciliatory and urged liquidation of the situation. Acceptance of Japanese demands would give Japan control of Shantung province during the fighting and of the Shantung railways, with nationalist troops barred from passing through Tsinan.
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Shanghai
Nanking
Nationalist Foreign Affairs Committee
Tsiwan
Japan
Shantung Province
Shantung Railways
Tsinan
Remembering Dr. C L Martzolff and Ohio History
Former students of Dr. C L Martzolff recall his pioneering Ohio history work as "Know Ohio" week returns. The Ohio University educator promoted Ohio's glories and created a course on Ohio History with his booklet Fifty Stories from Ohio History read again by alumni.
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C. L. Martzolff
Ohio University
Ohio
Gas Tank Explosion Forces 30000 Homeless in Hamburg Suburb
A phosgene gas tank exploded in Wilhelmsburg causing about thirty thousand residents to flee. Three people died and around one hundred were hospitalized as troops worked to combat the cloud. Wind could push the gas toward Hamburg as night crowds feared remaining in their homes.
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Hamburg
Germany
U.P
Wilhelmsburg
Reichswehr
Webbeland
Illinois coal miners split over rival United Mine Workers factions
About 200 delegates from 29 Illinois towns formed a new union under the save the union banner claiming to be the United Mine Workers of America. The regular UMWA denounced the move as communist in origin while clashes left Walter Nesbit and Freeman Thompson injured. The new group calls for a national strike a repudiation of separate operator pacts and a six hour five day week.
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Belleville
Ill
U.P
Illinois
United Mine Workers of America
John L. Lewis
Harry Fishwick
National
Lewis and Fishwick
Walter Nesbit
Fishwick
United Press
Nesbit
Freeman Thompson
Springfield
Silver Bridge Dedication Draws West Virginia Ohio Officials
Pomeroy May 21 Hundreds of cars used the Silver Bridge yesterday during its first opening to traffic. Pamphlets promote the May 30 dedication at 2 PM, linking Point Pleasant Gallipolis and forming the shortest automotive link between Charleston West Virginia and Columbus Ohio with civic clubs to attend.
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Pomeroy
Silver Bridge
Ohio River
Point Pleasant
Gallipolis
Charleston
W. Va
Columbus
Ohio
West Virginia
Army Lieutenant Plans Buffalo Gulf Flight Day Trip
Lieut. William R. Sweeley of the U S Army will attempt a one day flight from Buffalo to the Gulf of Mexico. He will depart at daylight and expects to reach Galveston Texas late in the afternoon. Sweeley, with the third attack group at Fort Galveston, will fly a Curtiss Falcon A 3 biplane over about 1425 miles.
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Buffalo
N. Y
U.P
William R. Sweeley
United States Army
Gulf of Mexico
Galveston
Tex
Sweeney
Fort Galveston
Gas Co May Be Affected By Court Decision
Columbus May 21 Attorneys for cities opposing Logan Gas company proposed lower rates without bond say the Ohio supreme court's Hardin Wyandot Lighting ruling settles the going concern value issue and will directly affect Logan. They contend going concern value cannot be added to rate valuations and expect a several million dollar deduction in Logan's total valuation.
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Columbus
Logan Gas Company
State Utilities Commission
State Supreme Court
Hardin-Wyandot Lighting Company
Logan
Logan Company
Hardin-Wyandot
Supreme Court
Commission
Kenton
Wilkins outlines polar weather service plan in Oslo
Captain George H. Wilkins, returning from a polar flight, details plans for a meteorological service at the polar headquarters. He says he has conferred with Senator Marconi, who approves shortwave radio messaging, and notes an invitation to stay at Gamelhaugen as he proceeds to Oslo.
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Oslo
U.R
Meterological
George H. Wilkins
Wilkins
Guglielmo Marconi
Marconi
Spitzbergen
Gamelhaugen
Death of Eu dora Pyle White Follows Death of Son Charles Pyle
Mrs. Eu dora Pyle White aged 73 died at home on Columbia avenue one month after her son Charles Pyle. Survived by daughter-in-law Mrs. Charles Pyle and grandchildren Charles Jr and Thelma, plus sisters Miss Alvira Dunlap and Mrs. Richard Phillips, Clarks Chapel, Mrs. Belle Lohse, Factory, and brother Dr. John Dunlap of Amanda. Born near South Canaan, she had lived in Athens 36 years and suffered from diabetes. Funeral at 2 PM Tuesday at the Christian church, burial in West Union street cemetery. Visitation at home.
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Charles Pyle
Eudora Pyle White
Columbia Avenue
Charles Jr
Thelma
Alvira Dunlap
Richard Phillips
Clarks Chapel
Belle Lohse
John Dunlap
Amanda
Trans Atlantic Bremen Plane To Be Dismantled For US
The damaged trans Atlantic Bremen plane from Long Point Labrador will be dismantled Sunday and shipped by steamer to the United States. Fred Melchior and Dr Louis Cussi nier plan to abandon the flight. Two merchants will supervise loading on a coastal steamer as the Junkers craft nears possible reconditioning at the American Junkers factory.
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ST. Johns
N. F
U.P
Long Point
Labrador
United States
Fred Melchior
Louis Cussinier
Canadian National Airways
Natashquan
Bremen
Junkers
Baron Wenther von Huenefeld
James Fitzmaurice
Hermann Koehl
Atlantic
Stewart Must Face Court on First Charge
Washington May 21 UPI Robert W. Stewart chairman of the Standard Oil Co of Indiana lost his bid to nullify the Senate contempt indictment. He must stand trial here as District of Columbia Supreme Court Justice I L Siddons upheld the government demurrer to his plea in bar. Stewart argued he purged himself by later testimony before the Teapot Dome committee.
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Washington
U.P
Robert W. Stewart
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Senate
I. L. Siddons
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Stewart
Bar
Beatrice Rosenbaum disappearance shifts to search for body
Youngstown police abandon kidnapping theory after finding Beatrice Rosenbaum, 10, had a habit of rolling down embankments. They expect her body within a mile of the Rosenbaum home, near lakes and creeks. Five hundred high school boys join the search as $2000 reward stands. Nine suspects questioned and released.
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Youngstown
Béatrice Rosenbaum
Rosenbaum
Beatrice
Rosenbaum House
Richeson
Joseph Heffernan
Messenger ads triumph in livestock sales in Athens
A Messenger classified ad claims rapid pig sales after Roy Noland sold O I C pigs within two days. The piece touts Messenger ads as a winning method for buyers and sellers, inviting readers to call for ad-taker assistance.
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Athens
Messenger
Roy Noland
R. D
Stronghold of Smith Gains in North Carolina
North Carolina Democrats show backing for Gov. Alfred E. Smith as the Senate investigators visit Raleigh. Josephus Daniels says a majority of the state committee supports Smith despite Simmons opposition. Daniels notes the committee’s failure to endorse a Simmons backed primary signals Smith strength.
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Raleigh
N. C
Senate
North Carolina
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
Simmons
Josephus Daniels
Bryan Drys
United Press
Democratic State Committee
State Committee
Daniels
Navy
Wilson
Senator Walsh
Montana
Teapot Dome
Heflin
Alabama
Death of Mrs. Jessie Jacobs Found at Home
Mrs. Jessie Jacobs aged 44 was found dead at her Cleveland residence with a throat wound Sunday. Police seek meaning in two letters she left behind as they investigate the case.
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Cleveland
Jessie Jacobs
Cromwell seeks state aid over large family after arrest
Mrs. Edward Cromwell, mother of thirteen with only five living and a crippled youngest, appeals to Connecticut authorities for relief as her husband advocates larger families. Cromwell faces a technical breach of peace charge while alienists assess him and officials weigh a precedent on family size.
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Bridgeport
Conn
U.P
Edward Cromwell
Cromwell
Connecticut
James C. Shannon
Death toll climbs in Mather mine disaster
Rescue workers faced grim odds as the Mather mine blast added four more bodies and an injured miner died in hospital. Officials pegged the trapped at about 210 with 14 rescued, while hope persisted for men in Butt 14 and other chambers despite widespread gas and disfigurement warnings.
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Mather
U.P
Waynesburg
Mather Collierites Company
Pennsylvania
Walter H. Glasgow
State Secretary of Mines
Glasgow
Butt 14
John Ira Thomas
Marianna Road
Butts 11
Butt 11
L. C. Lougee
Pickands, Mather and Company
Cleveland
Nobile Plans North Pole Flight This Week
Oslo reports General Umberto Nobile may launch another expedition now that his 68 hour northern tour is completed. He plans to fly the dirigible Italia toward the pole regions and Greenland, aiming for the pole proper on the next flight this week.
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Oslo
Norway
Umberto Nobile
North Pole
Northern Territory
Nobile
Italia
Pole
Greenland
Fox Studio Ablaze Threatens Hollywood Fire
A major fire at Fox Studio in Hollywood on May 21 damaged motion picture equipment valued at $150,000 before the blaze was brought under control.
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Hollywood
Cal
Fox
Athens Messenger offers a booklet of baseball rules
The Athens Messenger prints a compact 24 page official rules booklet for the current season. It covers how to lay out the field and proper scoring, available to readers for six cents plus postage and handling. Order via coupon to J. Gaskin Director Bereee.
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THE
Athens Messenger
Washington Pronation Mesean Ree
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Nancy
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Seattle
Wash
Paris
North
Standard Oil
New England
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Cliff Benjamin
Joe Plinks
POX
J. Gaskin
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