World News Roundup Signals Global Tensions
A week of dispatches notes the French demobilization dropping forces below half a million and the Dawes plan loan oversubscribed in the United States. Berlin uncovers a vast passport forgery ring, while Manchuria battles in China and Japan weighs peace steps.
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ZR-3 Starts On Long Atlantic Voyage For America
The ZR-3 dirigible began its non stop flight from Friderichshafen toward the United States led by Dr. Eckener. The ship is expected to reach Lakehurst New Jersey in 60 to 70 hours, with about 950 kilometers already covered to the Gironde estuary.
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Walter Cohen
New Orleans
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Frederichshafen
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Shanghai Forces Relent as Chekiang Surrenders
Shanghai defense units led by Chekiang forces have surrendered to Kiangsu. Marines from foreign warships mobilize around the foreign settlement to block Kiangsu entry. Thirty thousand Chekiang troops retreat toward Shanghai amid a wartime conference declaring surrender for public welfare. A rumor says Chekiang commanders were bribed to betray their followers.
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Yellow fever scare in Houston leads to hotel Windsor quarantine
In Houston Texas fear of a yellow fever outbreak prompts the removal of seventy eight suspected cases from the Windsor hotel to the city pest house for observation. An ill guest who died sparked symptoms in others and a four block quarantine and area fumigation were ordered around the hotel.
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Two Filipinos Sentenced in Honolulu Court
Pablo Manlipit and Cecillo Basau, noted Filipino labor agitator and his lieutenant, were sentenced in the circuit court to two to ten years for subordination of the jury.
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Representative Mudd Dies in Baltimore Hospital
Representative Sydney E. Mudd, a candidate for re election, died at Johns Hopkins Hospital after a brief stay, entering the hospital two days prior.
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Sydney E. Mudd
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Johnson Favors Old System of Spring Training
Ban Johnson, president of the American League, argues that modern conditioning harms clubs by causing midseason slumps. He urges a return to the early year method of gradual hardening, citing Cy Young and others who trained in winter resorts to build strength.
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