Japanese Fire on Mob in Shanghai Wounds Two
Japanese sailors in Hankow fired on looters to disperse a mob, wounding two Chinese. Civilians fled as shops were looted. Japanese nationals took refuge on ships. Reinforcements ordered from Nanking and Shanghai. Americans evacuating Shanghai with cruisers Richmond Marblehead Cincinnati due tomorrow. The American Chamber of Commerce urged concerted action to restore security in China. Women and children flee as evacuation of Hankow nears completion with several ships aiding.
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Shanghai
China
Hankow
Yangiseami
Concessior
Nanking
Second of China
United States
Richmond
Marblehead
Cincinnati
John R. ¥. Blakeley
Iong Kong
Canton
Kwanztung
Hankeow
Althouh Frank P. Lockhart
Woowing
Luenho
Inchang
Anking
An Whe
Pengfu
Postal Service Strikes Halt Amoy District Operations
Strikes have shut down the entire postal service in Amoy District as unrest spreads through Fukuen province. Foreign merchants complain of halts, and Postal Commissioner Forzinett, a French national, was briefly held by strikers before release by Chinese naval authorities. Foreign protection reportedly provided by American, British, and Javanese warships in the harbor.
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Amoy
Te Amoy
Fukuen
Shanghal
Forzinett
Atxaieloek Saturdsynishs
Guerilla activity reported in Shanghai amid street clashes
Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Shanghai says guerrillas were extremely busy over the weekend with police and troops in brick street fighting. Machine guns were used and there were several Chinese casualties reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
London
American Chamber of Commerce Intervenes in China Crisis
United action by powers urged by American body as the American Chamber of Commerce condemns militarism and mob violence in China. The statement backs US protection measures, notes evacuations in the Yangtse valley, and warns propaganda risks while commending Marines in Shanghai and incoming troops.
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API
American Chamber of Commerce
China
Nanking
United States
Shanhai
Trouble in China Seen as Possible World War Trigger
Dr Edwin D. Harvey of Yale warns a China crisis could spark a world war involving Britain and Russia, risking U S entry within five years. He cites Russian influence, Communist organization across Chinese industries, and fears Britain might declare war on China as a trigger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin D. Harvey
Yale-in-China
China
United States
Yale
United Church
Chin
Great Britain
Russia
America
Kew Haven
Ching Land
Fioland
Pacific Ocean
Japan
Harvey
Iater
1 600 Marines bound for China reach San Diego
Four troop trains of the Sixth Marines from Philadelphia arrive in San Diego with Colonel Harold Snyder and staff aboard the Henderson undergoing repairs for voyage to China. More trains expected to bring about 1,600 men by Wednesday or Thursday. In New York, Rabbi Stephen Wise warned that Jewish students who change names and abandon religious life face greater discrimination in colleges than those who profess their faith.
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China
San Diego
Calif
Sixth Marines
Philadelphia
Harold
Snyder
Henderson
New York
Stephen &. Wice
Carnegie Hall
Universitier
Sugared In the cent or Tontor are idents
A fragmented page summary notes various topics including church endorsements, international tension with China possibly leading to war, local and national news items, judicial matters, crash and helicopter updates, and weather. Mentions of individuals such as Troutle and Gant appear amid scattered references to legal and crime cases, political angles, and economic notes.
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China
Dee Barter
Forina
Sleelaree
Bowling Alleys Open As Police Lift Sunday Ban
Police lifted a Sunday closure order on bowling alleys previously forced by a Fairfield Avenue church complaint about weekend openings. Alleys reopened briefly as authorities gave no explanation for the ban and owners remained reticent about the reversal.
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Fairfield Avenue
Ru Douse
Atleva
Coolidge son weekend visit to Governor Trumbull’s Plainville home
John Coolidge, returning Amherst student and son of President Coolidge, spent a weekend at Governor John H. Trumbull’s Plainville residence. He arrived with Miss Florence Trumbull, toured nearby towns, and attended a late supper and dancing at Club Worthy Hills before heading back to Amherst with Miss Trumbull.
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Plainville
John Coolidge
Remsume
Ammverse College
John H.trumbull
Hartford
Florence Trumbull
Young Coolidge
Miss Trumbull
Governor Trumbull
President Coolidge
Hare
Union Station
Worthy Hills
Mr. Kegs
Plainvile
Migs Trumbuka
Submarine S-17 Crashes Into Mare Island Bridge Causeway
A U S Navy submarine S-17 collided with the Mare Island drawbridge causeway near Vallejo California while near San Pablo Bay. The submarine sustained damage to the conning and machinery areas, several crewmen were injured, and the vessel was towed to the Mare Island base. Rear Admiral John J Phigton led the personnel in command and the crew was extracted from the wreckage.
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Vallio
Mare Island
San Pablo Bay
Tinehera
Oteetals
John J, Phigton
Six Ex Outlaws Killed in Battle with Federal Forces
Six members of the outlaw gang blamed for the Larado to Mexico City passenger train raid were killed Friday in a clash with federal forces. Two federal troops were killed and five wounded. Nantez Hernandez, a sub chief of the gang, was among the reported dead.
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Larado
Mexico City
War Department
Nantez Hernandez
Carol Quits Paris for Balkan Border Departure
Prince Carol former crown prince of Romania leaves Neuilly for an unannounced destination after reports of King Ferdinand's serious illness. He flies toward the Balkans or near the Roumanian frontier, accompanied by nine friends. Paris police are alerted, guards doubled, and frontier posts notified amid rumors of Hungarian support.
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Paris
Balkans
Ferdinand
Romania
Carol
Neuilly
Hs A. An
le Bounget
Tee
Xumiiiees
India
Meulily
Mme Gupescu
Zizi Lambrino
Atte
All Frontier Posts
France
Bucharest
Hungary
Balkan
Churches Endorse Simpson Crusade
Religious leaders from five churches in Reidzeport voiced support for Rev. 4 W. Simpson and his crusade. At a United Congregational forum and morning sermons they praised his conduct, urging respect for law and praising his work despite perceived handicaps. Catholic pastor Father Wilson noted the church does not interfere in politics but supports obedience to the law.
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W. Simpson
We Nava
Horace Day
Simpson
Chartea Simpson
Tehran
Olivet Ebarred
Tierbert S. Brown
Mr. Simpson
Reidzeport
Denouining
al Fey
Simpsons
Erneat Wilson
St. Mary's Church
Father Wilson
Norwalk Woman Slays Husband in Defense of Daughter’s Honor
In New York on April 3, Winifred Stoner, wife of Louis Hyman, admits to shooting her husband after an argument over coffee. The case unfolds amid a backdrop of family drama including Winifred Sackerville Stoner and the daughter’s contentious divorce proceedings. authorities await action on the Supreme Court recommendation while reporting details of domestic tensions and a famed family lineage.
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Norwalk
Cook
Winifred Stoner
New York
Winifred
Tere
Referen
Supreme Court
Louis Hyman
Haingoodr
Winifred Sackerville Stoner
Wonderchild
Heanor
Five Shots End Fatal Quarrel In Norwalk Home
Mrs Sadie Ruscello fired five times during a quarrel at her Norwalk home after her husband allegedly assaulted their ten year old daughter Rose. He died from wounds as she surrendered to police and was held on murder charges. The couple had been married 14 years and the daughter was the only child. The husband, a forty four year old hatter at the American Hat company, had previously faced assault charges and a court agreement.
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Americas Charabter
Joan Cuntidien
Norwalk
Sleyx
Aefouts
kiWrg
Bar Arould Ciady Jareulie
Cootares
Sunderland
Mra
Sadie Izello
Liberty Norwalk
Rascello
Myre Bivelo
Bascelle
Fuscelo
Roberts
Seello
Hixy
Poitce Willun
Pennington
Ht Martin
Rosevelly
White
Loktoy
Dangl Co
Ltuse
Nother
Drawston
Turcello
T ‘O Headquarters
Rose
Reat Ruscello
American Hat Company
Dry Law Success Up To New Force Wheeler States
Washington April 2. Succe ssful enforcement now hinges on how the prohibition administration operates under the new reorganization. Wayne Wheeler, Anti Saloon League general counsel, says the bill fixes responsibility by placing the treasury secretary in charge of appointing the prohibition commissioner and organizing the bureau. He foresees less politics and more pep in enforcement and notes over 2,000 agents will weed out incompetents and safeguard efficiency.
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Washington
Civil Service, Law
Wayne
BB. Wheeler
Coonsel
Anti-Saloon League
League
Wheeler
Secretary of the Treasury
Siamese Twins Occupy Newark Church Pulpit
In Newark New Jersey on April 2 Mary and Margaret Gibb fifteen year old Siamese twins from Holyoke Massachusetts served as the pulpit lesson at the Church of the Redeemer. Dr Henry T Rage preached and used the twins to illustrate life after death noting two souls in one and that pinching one twin affects the other. The girls sang There's a Reason for Everything More after the sermon.
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Newark
N. J
AB Mary
Margaret Gibb
Holyoke
Masa
Church of the Redeemer
Enry
Rage
Stoxe Alay
One Dead and a Dying After Weekend Motorcycle Accidents
One man 56 named John B McLennan died at Bridgeport hospital after a Saturday night auto strike. Albert Delluca 20 is dying at St Vincent s with ruptured skull and multiple injuries from a motorcycle crash. Joseph Glynn 19, riding tandem, has a fighting chance with multiple injuries. Paul J Frederickson 20 and Frank Cremins 105 Atlantic street were lightly injured in a separate incident.
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John B. McLennan
Orchard Street
Bridgeport Hospital
Albert Delluca
Brothwell Street
Iranistan
Bt. Vincent's Hospital
Joseph Glynn
Paul J. Frederickson
Avenue
Fairfield
Frank Cremins
Atlantic Street
Post Publshing Company
Fire damages garment shop at Stratford Avenue
A blaze at the Ladies Apparel Manufacturing Co in a building at 175 Stratford Avenue yesterday afternoon caused several hundred dollars in damage before firefighters led by Assistant Chief Thomas Burds contained it. The fire started near a heater and spread through the upper floors, forcing entry and hampered by crowded conditions. Water damage also affected Carnival Supply on the ground floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Apparel Manufacturing Company
Stratford Avenue
Thomas Burds
Carnival
Coolidge Praises Bible Shape Of Society And Government
President Coolidge argues that widespread familiarity with the Bible underpins American society and government. He warns diminished faith would threaten foundations, noting the Bible’s literary value and its role in spiritual and moral uplift across communities.
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Washington
Coolidge
Wade
Toway
Eugene 5. Thompson
Church of the Eprphany
4. H. Philips
Pastor Reads Own Resignation at Stratford Church
The Rev. H. Francia Hine, pastor of Christ Church Stratford, reads his resignation to church consistory. He accepts a call to Trinity Torrington, to take effect July 1. Tomorrow at 8 pm parishioners are invited to the parish house to consider action on the resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Francia Hine
Christ Church
Stratford
Trinity
Hine
J. Ho Roserpaugh
Mr Hine
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