Washington Note Demands Respect for Outrages at Nanking
Consular representatives of the United States Britain Japan France and Italy presented terms after the Nanking outrages. The note demands prompt punishment of commanders and troops, written apology, full reparation, and restraint from violence, while reserving enforcement options if Nationalist authorities fail to comply.
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Hankow
Shangai
United States
Great Britain
Japan
France
Italy
Indies
Washington
Arweriea
Nanking
State Department
Na Yonalist Unis
Wendy Univrerson
Offic
China
Wieath
Shanshai
Pei
Chiang Kai-Saek
Canton
Jetish
Eugene Chen
i-Shek
Iran
Jen
Cromeral
Klasg Kai-Shek
Pegmmander
Nationale
Trevye
Chiang
Hankuw
Chen
Chang
MacMurray
Peking
Admiral Hough
Yangtee
Ships in Yangtse Used as Homes by Fleeing Americans
Americans in Hankow crowded aboard passenger vessels on the Yangtse that serve as makeshift homes for 100 to 209 people each. They move between ships as they abandon belongings, selling assets and packing to depart. Authorities warn of unsafe conditions as mobs target British and Japanese, with anti American posters spreading. Hankow also becomes a magnet for destitute local crowds.
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Yangtse
Gankow
China
Shanghai
Nanking
Hankow
Russian Prisoners Released at Peking
A Daily Mail dispatch reports that Russians arrested last week by Northern forces near the Soviet embassy in Peking were released today. Earlier advices noted 22 Hungarians and more than 50 others detained in the raid. Soviet Russia demanded the prisoners’ release late Saturday night.
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London
Peking
The
Daily Mail
Sovet
Soviet
Russia
Woman Sentenced for Petty Larceny Over Low Pay
New York April 11 A tail, a distinguished woman who gave her name as Marie Burkhemmer, thirty four, was sentenced to up to three years in Welfare Island Penitentiary after pleading guilty to petty larceny. She said her salary at a Fifth Avenue department store was not commensurate with her position and that she had to dress better despite meager pay. The judge was General Sessions Judge Levine.
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New York
Marie
Burkhemmer
Welfare Island
General Sessions
Levine
Witth Avenue
Tye
Cantonese Blame British for Mobs At Nanking Disorder
Cantonese leaders demand punishment for attacking troops and foreigners and a written apology from the Cantonese commander in chief. They seek full reparations and vow to respond to foreign notes as tensions rise between Hankow and Shanghai amid talks of a possible joint investigation.
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Cenerala
Shanghai
Hankow
Eugene Chen
Oda
Quo Tai Chi
Kuomintang Party
Chiang Kai-Shek
Cantonese Generalissim
Chiang
Pukow
Chen
Vantonese
Great China University
Court Decides On Joint Trial With Sensational Defense
Gray and Mrs. Snyder faced a joint trial set for next Monday with their attorney signaling a bold defense. Gray watched straight ahead as Mrs. Snyder entered court defiant in a muskrat coat and green straw hat. A change of venue was not mentioned. The district attorney indicated plans to subpoena Long Island roadhouse proprietors linked to the couple. They allegedly visited those places together on multiple occasions.
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Gray
Mrs. Snyder
Uide
Newcombe
Long Island
Earl Carroll Seeks Clemency and Surrender Details
Earl Carroll plans clemency steps as marshal William Hecht to escort 21 prisoners to the federal penitentiary. An unidentified Carroll ally says surrender tomorrow would avoid Tombs transfer and transport to a railway station, with plans reportedly omitting any use of handcuffs.
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Ernon
William Hecht
Federal
Carroll
Marshal Hecht
Usc
Supreme Court upholds American jurisdiction over British rum seizures
The Supreme Court under Chief Justice Taft ruled the prosecution of the Quadra case legal in American courts, though the seizure occurred outside U S territorial waters. The decision preserves American jurisdiction to try offenses under prohibition and customs laws for British vessels within the treaty zone, including conspiracy to violate those laws.
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Washington
California
Supreme Court
Taft
United States
Golden Gate
Farration Islands
Great Britain
Coroner Hears Witnesses In Darien Fatality
In Darien a coroner's inquest heard three eye witnesses describe the death of Ashley Jones of West Norwalk after being struck by a trolley bar Saturday night. Witnesses William Gibert, Clarence L'Hommedien, and Joseph Keller testified Jones misjudged his speed while attempting to catch the moving car, was thrown about 100 feet, and killed instantly. Coroner John J. Phelan said he will issue a finding in a few days.
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Darien
John J. Phelan
Bridgeport
Ashley Jones
West Norwalk
Phelan
Robb Paroled in Illegal Surgery Case Mystery Death
Boston April 11 William M Robb former physician serving five to seven years for illegal surgery death of Mrs Imma Weisthendorf was paroled from Rutland prison camp after three years four months. The torso in a suitcase in the Merrimac river near Lowell sparked the case and Robb and Dr A R Swope of Brockton pleaded guilty to alleged illegal surgery.
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Boston
Mass
William M. Robb
Imma. Wolschendorf
Rutland
Robb
Weisthendorf
Merrimac River
Lowell
A. R. Swope
Brockton
Meetings Tonight Notify Fraternal Groups Through Telegram
Secretaries of fraternal organisations are asked to notify the Fraternal Writer atBridgeport Telegram about changes in meeting dates or events. Affected groups include United Patriotic Societies, Bridgeport Association of Insurance Agents, Bridgeport Rifle Club, and numerous lodges such as Knights of Pythias Shenandoah and Mithra, Pythian Sisters Catanthe Temple, and others listed with street addresses in Bridgeport and surrounding areas.
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Bridgeport Telegram
Wie
Ane
Ume
United Patriotic Societies Awszillary
Bridgeport Association of Insurance Agents
State Street
Bridgeport Rifle Club
Main Street
Forest&s of America
Broad Street
Lucetta Warner Circle
Cannon Street
Konckapotapani Tribe
Mailson Avenue
Pequonnockodwe
Loyalty Lode
Freundschatt Rebekah Lolge
Pythian Sisters
Catanthe Temple
Carpentera and Joiners
Elm Street
Dorset
Main
Probe Urged Into Sacco Vanzetti Case By Bill
The bill calls for a committee inquiry into the Sacco Vanzetti murder case with debates on the House floor. Extra guards at state facilities reflect fears of protests as supporters urge a public, impartial investigation to restore faith in justice.
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Lila Tesolva
House of Representatives
Sawyer
Panama
Wellesley Cllege
Fuller
State House
Washington
Paris
William O. Thompson
Vanzetti
Norfolk County Court
Dedham
Bing
Sacco
Vanzett
Mr. Thompson
Court of Justice
Gouernor Fuller
Succo-Vanzetti Defense Committee
State Supreme Court
Sacco-Vanzetti
Vancetti
Massachusetts
Pen
Supreme Cout
Dew
Commonwealth
Naugatuck plant hit by blast and flames
A large wood frame factory of United States Rubber Company near the Naugatuck River suffered a massive explosion and fire. John Benson barely escaped as tools and resins ignited. two hours of firefighting saved adjacent buildings and homes nearby from severe damage.
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Nited States Rubber Company
John Benson
Adwining
Hubber Regenerating Company
Naugatuck
Lese
Normal School Liberal Club Ban Sparks Protests
West Chester State Normal students formed a Liberal club protest against the principal Dr Andrew Thomas Smiths ban on meetings and the dismissal of two professors. About 30 students attended with Frank Mazzur presiding. The group denounced the claim of an official investigation for suppressing the club and said the issue drew national civil liberties interest. Samuel Wesley Long of the local American Legion said the ACLU would send representatives to defend professors Kerlin and Kinneman.
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West Chester
West Chester State Normal
Liberal Club
Andrew Thomas Smith
Frank Mazzur
Boston
Andrew Thames Smith
Legion Backs Students Fight At West Chester Normal
The Willard Straight post of the American Legion sent a telegram offering support to the Liberal club of West Chester Normal School in West Chester Pa. urging reinstatement of two professors discharged for their club membership Robert Kerlin and John A Kinneman. The note to Dr Andrew T Smith condemned West Chester Legion officials as attempting to suppress freedom of thought and speech.
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New York
Willard
Mrs Wilson Weeded? Wilson Weeds at Luncheon
Mrs Woodrow Wilson listened as Newton Baker secretary of war praised Woodrow Wilson at a Democratic Women’s club luncheon in Philadelphia. Baker called Wilson the most thoroughly trained mind in the presidency and lauded his discipline.
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Philadelphia
Woodrow Widen
Newton D. Baker
Wilson
Democratic Women's Club
Herr
Mr. Baker
Woodrow Wilson
Zoning Board Delays Obeh Grotto Gas Station Decision
The City Hall zoning board granted four petitions yesterday while delaying the Obeh Grotto gas station request due to awaiting a city attorney opinion. Donato Cerrets won approval for a ten car garage between Currie and Logan streets. Behnee and Sehnee got authorization to start a Fairfield avenue gas station project. The Third District Republican committee received carnival permission on Iranistan Avenue. Albert Deedway was approved to build a gas station at Broad Street and South events.
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Board of Zoning Appeals
Obeh Grotto
Baseick Junior High
Donato Cerrets
Currie
Logan Streets
Behnee
Sehnee
Fairfield Avenue
Lranistan Avenue
Third District
Republican
Eru
Iranistan Avenue
Albert Deed Way
Broad Street
Paris Police Guard American Ambassador in Doubled Vigil
Paris authorities boosted protection around the American ambassador and chancellery fearing hostile protests by Sacco and Vanzetti sympathizers. Six uniformed and two plainclothes officers now guard the embassy, with a sergeant at Place d’Iena overseeing both sites. Protests surfaced in Paris and Havre over the death sentences.
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Paris
Picola
Sacco
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
Place D'lone
Ambassador Herrick
Havre
Trumbull Talks on State Economics at Hartford Luncheon
Governor Trumbull discussed state institutional management at a Hartford luncheon with legislative leaders. Two Chicago accountants from Griffenhagen and Associates, hired to examine the Soldiers Home at Noroton, attended but details were not released. There was no indication of a full survey or radical changes to the state budget.
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Hartford
Trumbull
General Assembly
Hotel Heublen
Grittenhagen and Associates of
Chicago
Noroton
State Institutions Commission
Griftenhagen Organization
Noroten
Palley
Composer Rea Biind After War Shock Carries On
Frederick Wellus a British composer of symphonies is a civilian victim of war. He is paralyzed nearly blind and unable to use his hands to paint or compose. His wife cared for him as he recovered some strength after raids. Delius, who settled in Grez sur Loing, fled to Paris during the German French clashes on the Marne. Born in Yorkshire 62 years ago, his early life included study in England and a stint in Florida before attending Leipzig Conservatory.
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Marne
Delius
Vilage
Delus
Paris
London
Berlin
Vienna
Leipste Conservatory
Etucs Tosk
Barthelmess surprised by Mary Hay's marriage
Tacoma April 11 AP News that Mary Hay Barthelmess, former wife of Richard Barthelmess, married Vivian Bath. Barthelmess, at Camp Lewie, says he has heard nothing and wishes her happiness. He declines to comment on the baby. Mary Hay Barthelmess, four, lives with Barthelmess' Los Angeles relatives.
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Tacoma
Waek
Mary Hay
Richard Barthelmens
Vivian Bath
Barthelmesa
Barthelmese
Camp Lewie
Jet
Harthelmess
Daby
California
Singapore
Barthelmess
Mary Hay Barthelmess
Barthelimess
Los Angeles
Mr. Barthelmess
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