World News Review Signals Global Tension and U.S. Protests
The week sees intensified Sino Japanese clashes with Japan shelling Shanghai and occupying Chinese territory. The League of Nations rebukes Japan as U.S. Stimson and Ambassador Debuchi clash over the Shanghai settlement. Chiang Kai-shek calls for government reorganization and money-saving federal reforms. Hoover proposes broad cabinet consolidations to cut costs, while Congress debates taxes and relief bills. Cardozo selected for Supreme Court. Garner gains Democratic support. global leaders push disarmament talks amid political shifts in Germany and Turkey.
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Shanghai
Japan
Council of the
League of Nations
Tokyo
League
China
Germany
Jugo-Slavia
Committee of Twelve
League Assembly
Stmagon
Stimson
Ambaasander Debuchi
United States
London
MacDonald
Arthur Ringwall
House
Garner
Hoover
Rainey
Ilinois
Treasury
Ways and Means
Reconstruction Corporation
Indiana State News Roundup of Deaths, Fires, Crimes
A statewide digest notes Madison county former Circuit judge Co M. Grenlee died in Munster. In Fort Wayne a five year old killed by his brother playing in a barn. Evansville police arrest Roy Matkee over 25 cents stolen from a baby’s bank. Evansville fireman Peter B. Klaser dies after a stroke. A 1825 garnishee law declared unconstitutional by Judge Ryan. Four Indianapolis firefighters injured in a warehouse fire. Michigan City’s Raymond Timm files a $20,000 claim for burns. Evansville body found in park lagoon linked to robbery and murder. Ella Paul found dead in Evansville likely from natural causes. W. F. Wood’s body found near Ko komo after self-inflicted poison. Bedford to house federal prisoners replacing Floyd county jail. Veedersburg stock buyers Walter Cook and Court Sanger killed in collision with train. Tra. Davis jailed for contempt over injunction dismissal. Wilbur Russell dies after amateur boxing bout. Ardath Cline pleads guilty to attempting to steal an airplane. Two wolves shot near Valparaiso. farmers report livestock losses. Indiana Podiatrists elect Howard Dill president. Wave land bank robbed with dynamite. limited loot, bank building damaged. Peter W. Meyn and Walter E. Meyn indicted. bank closure details and sentencing. Adam Dorsch pleads guilty to forgery with sentences set.
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Superior Court
Russell J. Ryan
Indianapolis
Raymond Timm
Michigan City
Lewis Kilng
Poice
Ella Paul
W. EF. Wood
Ft. Wayne
Kokomo
Bedford
Lawrence County
Floyd County
New Albany
Walter Cook
Court Sanger
Veedersburg
Foster
Tra. Davis
Anderson
B. H. Campbell
Wilbur Russell
Good Samaritan
Ardath Cline
Marion
Reformatory
Valparaiso
Emmett Herron
Herron
Howard Dill
Wayne
Indiana Association of Podiatrists
Lincoln
BH. W. Cordingley
Clinton
George Kavanaugh
C. W. Grinstead
Waveland
Waveland State Bank
Russellville
Peter W. Meyn
First Trust and Savings, Bank of
Hammond
Walters E. Meyn
Jasper ‘County
Renaskelger
Elmore
Barce
Walter Meyn
Adam Dorsch
Jers
Santa Claus origins and King Arthur legends compiled
The article traces how Saint Nicholas became Santa Claus across nations with gifts and customs such as stockings. It then shifts to George W. Johnson stepping to lore of Maggie Harris and the song When You and I Were Young Maggie, and finally to King Arthur legends, Tintagel Castle, and the Britain national park status with historical debates on Arthur’s historicity.
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Saint Nicholas
Nicholas
Myrila
Lycia
Asia Minor
Santa Claus
Russia
Lapland
Maggie
George W
Harris
Arthur
Cornwall
England
Tintagel Head
Gildas
Mount Badon
Neniga
Camlan
Annala
Gooffrey
Monmouth
William of Malmesbury
Mallory
Tennyson
Warlike Antecedent Civilizations Hint at Fierce Origins
Fragmentary OCR hints at ancient civilizations with aggressive traits. The notes mention "Antec" or similar names and identify warlike behavior as a theme. Uncertain spellings suggest a historical commentary on early societies and their conflict tendencies. Further readable details are limited.
Great Wall of China A Monument of Ancient Labor Power
National Geographic notes the Great Wall’s vast span from Shanhaiwan to Minchito, its visible presence from the moon, and the immense human effort under Chin Shih Huang Ti. Legends of the magic horse and divine thread illustrate the wall’s place in history and myth.
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National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
WNU
China
Shanhalkwan
Gulf of Chihli
Mongolia
United States
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
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Virginia
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Illinois
Missouri
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Shanhaukwan
Minchow
Kanan
Ieee
Ohm Shih Huang ‘Ti
Chin Shih Huang Ti
Great Wall
Lagand
Tsi
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Supreme Court of the United States
Benjamin Nathan Cardozo
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Nebraska
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Wagner
New York
B. N. Cardozo
Gpescher
John N. Garner
Texas
Morris Sheppard
Tom Connally
Tife
Garver
American Legion
American Federation of Labor
National Association of Advertisers
National Employment Commission
Henry L. Stevens, Jr
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Paul von Hindenburg
Adolph Hitler
Klagges
Brunswick
Hitler
University of
Tewfik Rushdi Bey
Turkey
Geneva
Minnie Maddern ‘Fiske
America
Hollix
L. L
Steeman Speyer
Harlin
H. T. Rainey
J. N. Garner
H.l.stevens Jr
Indiana State News
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