Japan War Minister Uncertain on Siberia Troop Withdrawal
Jan 2 YORIO Japan Major General Tanaka war minister refused to pledge withdrawal of expeditionary forces from Siberia after Czech troops leave. He and Vice Admiral Kato said Japan’s military program would stay the same for self defense not aggression. Viscount Uchida said US-Japan talks progress amicably and notes of insult over dispatch of reinforcements were groundless.
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America
Harry S. New Sentenced for Second Degree Murder
Harry S New in Los Angeles was convicted of second degree murder for shooting Miss Freda Lesser. He was denied a new trial and sentenced to a minimum ten years with a maximum life term at San Quentin.
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Fire claims three Crowell children in closet crawl
In Everett Massachusetts on January 9 a house fire likely started by children playing with matches trapped three Crowell children in a closet. Clifton five Edmund four and Fred two died from suffocation as firefighters battled the blaze.
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Youthful bank bandits sentenced after paymaster theft
Federal Bank news reports three youths aged under 21 were arrested within a day after holding up a paymaster and taking $18,000 in broad daylight. They pleaded guilty and the money was recovered. Victor Burne Charles Casper and Frank Grano, all under 21, face 12 to 18 years in prison.
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Alleged Reds Fight Against Deportations
Washington January 29 Three of four aliens arrested in anti radical raids are already represented by counsel and contest deportation. Commissioner General Caminetti said a further shipload of deportees will depart once sufficient cases are ready. He put the recent arrests at about 100 convicts awaiting deportation and noted the Buford is assigned to deportation work.
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German Charge to France Presents Credentials in Paris
Dr Wilhelm Mayer new German charge d affaires presented credentials to Premier Millerand in Paris. He arrived last Saturday and will return to Berlin briefly to settle personal affairs. Mayer followed diplomatic custom by informing the premier, not the president. In separate matters, a lawsuit in Superior Court alleges a breach of contract over property transfer with damages of 6090. Idelstein, a plumber, sought to remodel for business use.
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Bargain Fashion and Footwear Through Seasonal Sale
Readable lists show clothing and footwear markdowns across coats suits shoes and accessories plus linens rugs curtains and housewares. Names of fabrics patterns and brands appear with discount ranges, highlighting heavy underwear shirts trousers dresses coats and various home goods.
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