Recognition of China Refused by Major Powers
Washington reported that Great Britain and Japan would not recognize the new Chinese republic tomorrow and that Russia France and Germany would probably withhold for the present. The United States stood alone among 31 powers in favor of recognition, as Brazil and most South American nations were expected to join later. others preferred awaiting a constitution and electoral machinery. The state department might delay formal action for more constitutional details.
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Russia
France
Germany
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Pekin
Brazil
China
State Department
Chang Yin Tang
Bryan
Bryce
Wilson
Flood relief set as health teams head to Ohio river towns
Kentucky health boards will join a federal preventive effort as Major James A. Logan reports 200 smallpox cases in Indiana river towns. Governor Ralston will receive a trip plan and a request for Dr John N. Hurty to accompany the delegation. Relief efforts in Indianapolis gain momentum as local committees organize supplies and aid.
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Evansvile
Ohio River
Ovinsville
McCreary
Mount Vernon
Find
War Department
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Paducah
Fairview
Rose Clair
Hickman
Reelfoot Levee
Corremus
Columbus
Suffragists attack marriage service in new campaign
London reports the Spiritual Militancy League condemns 15 alleged indignities in the American marriage service. The manifesto targets obedience vows and the question who gives this woman to be married. Proposals include removing ritual phrases or swapping to mutual promises and rings without moral falsehoods.
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Suffragists
League
Church of England
St. Paul's
Christ
Church
Flood relief pledges reach 1329 refurnished homes
Judge Frank Ross launched a drive in which organizations pledge to fully refurnish one flood-damaged home, totaling 1,329 homes. Former Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks joined, refurnishing five houses as flood recovery spreads across Ohio and Indiana.
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Charles W. Fairbanks
John Johnson
White River
John A. Bell
Dayton
Thomas E. Green
Columbus
Trolley Car Strike Marked by Disorder
Buffalo April 7 Scenes of disorder followed the attempt of the company to hire strike breakers. About 250 arrived from other cities to break the Carmen strike for higher wages and shorter hours. Cars were pelted with stones and bricks at least one 17 story building was struck. Rumor of dynamite led to heavy guard posts and a 900 strong National Guard battalion mobilized at the armory for the strike.
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Sought by the Police He Hoodwinked Them
Victor Fisher a young Californian accused of stealing 25000 from Crescent Creamery Los Angeles arrived from England in custody of a detective He claimed to have hoodwinked police in Europe and America by feigning hospitality He sought detectives in New Orleans New York Paris Dresden and London to view cities The London detective identified him and arrested him in that city
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Victor Fisher
Crescent Creamery Company
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Loda
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America
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England
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Gresden
London
Wife Tells Of Shame In Olson Darling Case
St Paul, April 7 Mrs Olson testified about threats from Clyde N Darling toward her husband Oscar Olson. She collapsed after four hours of questioning, later recovering. Darling, husband of the man Olson killed, had warned she would reveal her actions if he was kept away, and vowed to expose Olson to neighbors.
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Oscar Olsen
Clyde N .Darling
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Darling
Jury to consider case as Olson testimony ends
The trial moved toward a verdict after Mrs. Olson testified briefly and left the stand. Arguments were set for morning with a late tomorrow jury verdict anticipated. In Washington, Vice President Marshall said he had not decided how to handle written allegations of improper conduct by a western senator, believing the matter should be presented by a senator rather than himself.
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Marshall
Jim R. Jacobs
Oklahoma
Jacobs
Senate
Copperhead Found in Colonial Heights Dining Room
Mr and Mrs B H L Freeman and their two daughters returned from church to their Colonial Heights home to find a two foot copperhead on their dining room floor. Mrs Freeman screamed as the reptile reared its head, and Mr Freeman beat it to death with a poker after a brief struggle.
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Colonial Heights
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