Cantonese Moderates Break With Reds In Hankow Drift Toward Civil War
In Shanghai on April 13 the moderates of the Cantonese government at Hankow split from the ruling radicals amid northern advances along the Yangtze. Chiang Kai-Shek backs impeachments of radical leaders, aims to form a new Nanking government, while Eugene Chen’s reply to foreign powers urges an international commission to settle Nanking outrages. The split casts doubt on Hankow’s authority and sparks a potential civil conflict.
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Shanghai
China
Hankow
Yangtse
Eugene Chen
Powera
Chen
United States
Great Britain
France
Japan
Italy
Haakow
Kuomirtane
Nanking
Chiang Kai-Shek
Quo Tai-Chi
Mafta
Chiang
Lendere
Michael Borodin
Actng
George Hsu Chien
Chen Tu-Haiu
Communist Party
Tung Ping-Shan
Teng Yen-T
Borodin
Forget Rights in China U S Told
ROCHESTGOR NY April 15 AP America s policy in China should be friendship not timidity or following others A W Beaven pastor of Lake Avenue Baptist church who returned said foreign nations may surrender rights for favors, but only the form of helping China risks eroding influence, with risks greater than gains from relinquishing rights
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Rochestgor
America
China
A W Beaven
Lake Avenur
England
Ruseln
Tongland America
Acosta May Be Left Behind on Paris Trip
The New York World reports Brice Goldsborough may join Clarence D. Chamberlin on the Bellanca plane for the New York to Paris night flight, with Bert Acosta possibly left behind due to uncertain navigator status and past endurance record evening.
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Acosta
Paris
New York
Brice Goldsborough
Bellanca
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Goldeborough
Mas Reniace
Bert Acosta
Chamberlin
Chaberlin
Washington views note with doubt over Hankow reply
Washington officials weighed the Hankow note amid doubts on its adequacy to address Nanking outrages. The shift in China's political and military scene may affect responsibility and reparations, while Admiral Williams ordered ten American ships to Hankow to protect foreigners as tensions rise near Canton.
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Washington
Hankow
White House
State Department
China
Coolidge
Willams
Cincinnati
Mazuna
Shanghai
Manila
Nankh'ng
Melan
Ford
Limerald
Peeper Arrested After Franklin Main Street Chase
From Westport came Frank D Wilder forty a farm hand arrested after a girl Helen Reilly twenty nine and neighbors pursued him through Franklin and Main streets. Wilder denied peeping but admitted being in the neighborhood and was held on breach of the peace on two hundred dollars bond.
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Westport
Fridgepot
Gir
Frankin
Main Streets
Franklin Street
Frank D. Wilder
Helen Reilly
Wiliam J. Reilly
Detective Bureau
Washington Avenue
Catherine Street
East Washington
Main Street
Robert Connors
Albert Blair
Polles
Easter Sunday Forecast Hints Mild Weather Across East
Washington April 16 Easter finery may be worn on eastern boulevards and main streets Sunday. Weather bureau predicts rising temperatures but rain possible in the afternoon in the lower lake region Ohio Tennessee and Mississippi. Strong sun not expected except in southern New England, Florida and Washington. Clouds generally temper the Easter mood inland.
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Washington
Mississippi River
Weather Bureau
Lower Lake Region
Ohio
Tennessee
Mississippi
New England
Florida
Artre ms nabbed in hotel heee Beverly West divorce by husband
Fragmented page notes a series of local items including a hotel incident in Beverly West, a divorce, chases involving figures nicknamed Tom, and various legal and social happenings. The garbled text mentions multiple names and places, suggesting a crowded front with scattered briefs and notices across pages 1 and 21.
Captain to Quit Sea After 42-Year Period
Captain Frank F B Beadwell, famed sea captain, announces retirement after 42 years in service aboard vessels including the Titania and Deep. He sails the Adriatic on his final voyage, recalling pivotal moments from his career and wartime duties.
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Sea York
Frank FB
Beadwell
Adriatic
London
Vancouver
Police Prevent Re Enacting of Sacco Vanzetti Crime
Boston April 1 CAD Police prevented Eduard Hilton James and a group from Harvard Law School from staging a re enactment of the South Braintree payroll robbery and murders. Chief John Heaney warned against the demonstration and ordered James to move twice before threatening court action. A small party observed as James photographed the scene with police present ready to halt any disturbance.
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Boston
Edward H. James
South Braintree
Harvard
James
Cad Polles
Eduard Hilton James
Breton and
Concord
Nicola Sacco
Fortolomeo Vanretti
Harvard Law School
John Heaney
Abraham Wirth
Fellowship of Youth For Peace
Heaney
Roy
Oteer
Snd
Actress Nabbed in New York Hotel Divorce Case
Serge Treshatry, Russian inventor with Stamford ties, won a divorce from Beverly West in Newburgh Supreme Court yesterday citing infidelity. The case followed a raid on a hotel room connected to actress tied to Edwin Eisner and the Park Theatre production “Drag.” West, Mae West’s sister, had appeared in City Court earlier with a civil matter settled by partial payment.
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Serge Treshatry
Stamford
Supreme Cpart
Newbergh
N. Y
Beverly West
Edwin Eisner
Titty
Park Theatre
Arcade Hotel
Mae West
Carroll Improving After Doctor's Report
Greenville April 3 AP Earl Carroll New York theatrical producer remains under treatment in a city hospital as a Federal prisoner. Doctors report progress from an acute coma. Mrs Carroll is ill with bronchitis and cold but temperate. Carroll shows intermittent semiconscious responses and increasing tolerance for liquids.
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Greenville
Earl Carrol
New York
Carrol
City Hospital
Joan Pinkley Wald
Carroll
Wes
Ehyalelann
Amer
Cema
Tony
New Haven Carpenters to Earn Nine Dollars Daily
Nearly a thousand carpenters in New Haven Avon and vicinity will receive nine dollars per day starting May 1 under a stream of wage terms reached today between carpenters and builders. The new rate replaces eight dollars and includes no full Monday holiday.
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New Haven
New Avon
Cary
Carpenters
Hatunliys
Macdonald Lands Spurns City Pomp on East Side Visit
James Ramsay Macdonald former British prime minister arrives in New York on a sentimental trip and declines full ceremonial welcome. He and his daughter Ishbel tour the Henry Street settlement and greet East Side residents, signaling a personal, modest visit contrasting with formal City Hall events.
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MacDonald
Spurns
East Side
NEW _ YORK
James Ramsay Macdonald
Great Britain
United States
Battery
Ishbel
Hanry Street
Lilian D. Ward
City Hall
Henry Street
Rising Floods Hit Five States Prompt Large-Scale Evacuations
Across Arkansas Oklahoma Missouri Kansas and Tennessee rivers rose above banks as rain continued. Levee crews and volunteers worked through the night bolstering dikes with sandbags to block breaches while towns faced widespread farm and infrastructure damage and hundreds fled the rising waters.
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Mississippi River
Atazen
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Thinais
Tennessee
Kangas
Eattemo
Mississippi
Kansas
Rocky Mountain
Wyoming
Colorado
Casper
Wyo
Ty A
Memphis
Tenn
Cil Lal
Hickman
Kentucky
Misalsaippi
Miles Eight
Highteen
Columbus
Arkansas, White
St Francis
80 MEN SUBDUE FIRE IN NEWTOWN
In Newtown on April 19 a forest fire threatened homes but was subdued after hours of fighting by four fire companies and eighty men. Damage to orchards and cultivated land may reach 20000 dollars. two apple orchards on the Johnston property, valued at 16000, were destroyed. Authorities suspect a continuation of a brush fire on James Froerell’s land. Firefighters from Newtown Hook and Ladder, Hawleyville, Stepney, and Dodgingtown kept the blaze from the Hard residence and other structures, with control achieved by evening. The warden warned offenders against unauthorized brush fires and said arrests would follow.
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Newtown
William 1
Johnston
James J Froerell
Satbouine
Villeres
Newtown Hook and Ladder Company, Hawleyvile Volunteer Fire Company
Stepney
Farry Vieenman
Hdward Lovell Viileves Waddy
Fourth Man Held In Hold-Up Probe
Detectives arrested the fourth member of a gang tied to burglaries robberies and hold-ups. Frank Betua, 33, of Catherine Street, joins George Cotone, Tony Luebe, and Robert Newland, all held on related charges. Cotone and Newland were seized at a cottage on Myrtle Rew Lucte's property. police expect convictions on multiple robbery charges.
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Pelice
Frank Betua
Catherine Street
George Cotone
Bonham Avenue
Tony “Butts
Luebe
Linen Avenue
Robert Newland
Twentyone
Harral Avenue
Cotonea
Newland
Midford
John H Regan
Polo
Tucle
Newlands
Lyman Fytelson
Woodside
Legislature May Diver Highway Funds for Revenue
Hartford April 16 tax reform looms as the 1927 legislature debates funding for roads. A finance committee meeting with tax experts is planned to map a program to raise needed income, possibly via a higher gasoline tax and broader taxes on corporate gross receipts and film. Officials seek $2,000,000 state aid roads, $600,000 for town maintenance, and $1,000,000 for separate motor vehicle costs, with bonds avoided if new revenue suffices.
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Hartford
J. A. Macdonald
Flosiy-Tale
Allfen
Chila
Connecticut
Ofice
New Haven
Buf
Newt
De Pinedos Presence Triggers Flag Display Clash
In San Francisco on April 15 at the Mark Hopkins hotel Commander Francesco De Pinedo, Italian flyer, stayed as guest. Officials compromised by raising the Italian flag, then removed it to favor Americans. Citizens flooded the hotel with inquiries amid the flag dispute and counsels on international courtesy advised inquirers.
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San Francisco
Mark Hopkins
Francesco de Pinedo
de Pinedo
Burglars Take Jewelry From Three City Homes
Jewelry valued at over 2500 dollars was stolen from three city homes last night. At 12 Howard Avenue, George J Walters, president of the Progressiva Grinding and Machine company, lost 1600 dollars worth of gems after burglars forced a bedroom window. Clarence E. Wipton, 686 Howard Avenue, former town clerk, reported nearly 400 dollars in jewels taken through a bedroom window. Mrs Herman Maltzman, 724 Capitol Avenue, said a diamond ring valued at 300 dollars, a Waltham watch, and another gold watch were missing after a window entry. Detectives worked through the night with no clue to the burglars.
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George J Walters
Howard Avenue
Progressiva Grinding and Machiné Company
Buzzars
Clarence E. Wipton
Mra
Herman Maltzman
Capitol Avenue
Waltham
Parachute Saves Pilot After Naval Test Crash
In Washington on April 15 an airplane in a manufacturer test at the naval air station crashed. Pilot Stephen S. McClellan leaped at about 4 000 feet with a parachute and landed safely in the Potomac River, rescued by shore boats. He was a test pilot for Eberhardt Manufacturing of Buffalo. The wing structure had been replaced two weeks earlier and tested yesterday. Rear Admiral Meffett witnessed the accident.
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Washington
Naval Air Station
Stephen S. McClellan
Potomac River
McClellan
Conmetr‘al
Eberhardt Manufacturing Corporation
Buffalo
Meffett
Naval Aeronautics
Immortalizing Lowly Flivver Wins Boston Applause
In Boston at Care Nopia Hall on April 10 the new symphonic work Immortalizing Lowly Flivver conducted by POR Vonverae drew laughter and applause. Frederick H Comerse tank’s curtain cat parody and George An thail’s Rather Mecanique inspired a vivid program captioned Dawn In Detroit to the Call of labor and the toilers.
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Buston
JAPW
Foafen Svangheny
Frederick H Comerse
George Anthail
Carenopia Hall
New York
Por Vonverae
Ohio
Ford
Nat
Detroit
Chanticleer
Commercia
Romiance
The
Joyriders
Americus
Newington Home to Get Additions
In Hartford April 15 officials signaled support for funding an addition to the Newington Home for Crippled Children. An appropriations bill requests 100 008 to build two long wings. Everett J. Lake and Superintendent Lee spoke for the institution as Rotary officials showed interest amid a rare turnout at the committee. The home serves crippled children under two to twenty years old, with a current population around 140 and a plant valued at about 426,000.
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Rartford
Everett J. Lake
Newington
James Lester Goodwin
Lee
Hartfoml Rotary Club
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Nethonal Teague
NY Logal Hotel
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Score
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