US Admiral Reports 120 Americans Massacred
United States Admiral reports a massacre involving 120 Americans. Henry Moore a Madison contractor was shot at a SE house under construction over a scaffold debt. Alfred Adams a truck driver surrendered to police after a fatal shooting that left Moore seriously wounded but briefly alive.
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Henry Moore
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Moore
Alfred Adams
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3Rd St SE
Adams
Ellis Darany
Narany
Nelson Beans
Americans Flee Nanking as Cantonese Troops Attack Hill
A dramatic Nanking scene shows Cantonese troops advancing on foreigners sheltering on a hill as British and American ships shell nearby. The report notes casualties among Americans and Britons and identifies John K. Davis of Wooster Ohio as consul at Nanking.
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Nanking
China
Standard Oil Co
Yangtee
John K. Davis
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Bocony Hal
Americans Evacuated as Nanking Panic Grows
Shanghai reports say more than 2300 Americans evacuated from Nanking after Cantonese capitulation talks. At least 180 Americans and unknown numbers of British and Japanese left the city as naval forces bombardment and negotiations continued. Local casualties and missing persons are mounting amid the crisis.
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Shanghai
Mar
Nanking
Hough
Bertram Giles
Crneral
Ethouse
Mheaiane
Mansow
Spring warnings and civic notes brighten Stark’s square
Stark muses on spring cures and medicine ads while urging outdoor activity and exercise. He recalls Paddy cars and immigrant labor myths, praises a new brick police booth plan, and laments city directory searches for out of the way streets.
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Lehr
Stark
Rug Store
Enfety
McArthur Murder Trial Heads to Jury Deliberation
Arthur Stout, 38, farmer, stands trial for the murder of his stepmother Mrs. Sarah Stout whose burned body was found at her home. Final arguments concluded with the state seeking the death penalty while defense challenged key witness testimony.
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McArthur
Arthur Ut
Sarah Stout
Altty
Stout
Arthur Stout
As & State Witners
Inez Palmer
Caddies Hit by New Labor Policy Unemployment Aid
Thousands of golf course workers face changes after a federal labor decision. Caddies previously employed at clubs may now qualify for unemployment benefits, altering the job market and club operations nationwide.
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Ondon
Davis in Foreign Service Seventeen Years
John K. Davis American consul at Nanking is reported seriously wounded in the Nanking outbreaks. Davis, born March 6, 1852 in China to American parents, has served 17 years in the foreign service and held posts at Shanghai Canton Chefoo Shantung and Nanking since May 1919.
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Washington
John K. Davis
Conay
Nanking
Foreign Service
Canton
Chefoo
Shantung
Under Cover Day Agent Bielaski to Resign
A. Bruce Bielaski the government's chief undercover agent in New York said he would resign after a conference with Gen. L. C. Andrews. Wet factions in Congress accused Bielaski of earning 25000 dollars yearly and aiding to run government speakeasies to entrap dry law violators.
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Washington
A. Bruce Bielaski
New York
L. C. Andrews
Wets
Congress
Bielaski
Cruickshank and Hutchinson Lead In Southern Open Qualifier
Jock Hutchinesa and Bobby Cruickshank began the second qualifying round in Atlanta in the Southern Open tournament with birdies on No 3. Al Espinose joined them and parred No 3 while Cruickshank and Hutchinson added par on No 4. Espinore matched with four pars.
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Jock Hutchinesa
Bobby Cruickshank
al Espinore
Cruickehank
Hetchhson
Eapinoss
Body of Gladys Houck Brought to Canton
The body of Mrs. Gladys Walter Houck, found in the Potomac River near Washington, D. C., was moved to Canton by her brothers. A coroner's jury will examine whether death was suicide or homicide. Dr Knut Houck is held in Albany Oregon as the investigation proceeds.
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Gladys Walter Houck
Potomac River
Washington, D. C
Canton
Earle Vr
Paul Walter
Washington
W. Walter
Houck
Walter
Weatlawn
Henry N Keret
Trinity Reformed Church
Armold
Knuterlouck
Peyvchiatriete
St. Elizabeth
Leyton Gordon
Mrs. Hlouck
Potomac
Earl Walter Asidore Houck
Weenington
Albany
Oregon
Ford Rebuffs Sapiro in Million Dollar Libel Suit
In Detroit the Ford Sapiro libel trial reveals Henry Ford told editor William J Cameron to take back any error but stand by it if correct. Cameron testified Ford claimed no involvement with Dearborn Independent pages and edited content at his direction. The case also touches on attacks on Kahn Lasker Baruch and Sapiro tied to antisemitic coverage. Edward Bella died at three months, survived by parents John and Mrs. Bell and brother Vincent. funeral services held at Welch and Calvary cemetery.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
America
Aaron Sapiro
Dearborn Independent
Ford-Sapiro
William J. Cameron
Ford
Sapiro
Independent
Cameron
Otto Kahn
Albert D Lasker
Bernard M. Baruch
Kahn
Lasker
Baruch
Edward Bella
John Bells
Derby
Vincent
Funers
Welch Funeral
Calvary Cemetery
Belgium Builds 100000 Houses After War Rebuild Plan
In Ervasseria Mar 1. The reconstruction program will add about 1,069 more houses than before the war, though over 100,0860 were reported destroyed during four years.
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Ervasseria
Mar
Dope Probe Abbey Indicted On Dope Charge
Federal grand jury in Cleveland indicted Teddy Abbey a known Canton bootlegger and leader among drug traffickers along with Sadie Cook Pauline Hudson and McKinley Studson on conspiracy to violate narcotic laws from November 1 to 19 at 321 Walnut Ave. Also charged are specific sales and possession. Abbey held on 34600 bond and connected to prior murders in investigations.
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Teddy Abbey
Canton
Cleveland
Abbey
Sadie Cook
Pauline Hudson
McKinley Studson
Walnut
Abney
Cook
Hudson
Ben Rudner
Mberty
Palm Beach Ought to Get Balkan War Trade
Will Rogers Special notes Seattle as a port of debarkation for the China war and jokes about war trade in Palm Beach. The piece references Beattle's woman mayor and anticipates broader war trade at various ports, including New Orleans and Seattle, with a satirical tone.
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Palm Beach
Seattle
Beattle
Debarkation
China
New Orleans
Weepah
Belgrade Arrests Signal Italy Espionage Ring
Two journalists and a lawyer are jailed as Belgrade accuses a nationwide espionage network aiding Italy. Government says further arrests are likely as it hunts the ring's full extent.
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SAL Esimonage
Belgrade
Italy
King Albert III Brusfals Ill Confined With Illness
King Albert of Belgium is reported to be ill with influenza and is confined to his apartments with sinus trouble. The brief notice notes his condition and remaining mobility.
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Mar
Albert of
Warships leave Manila to aid Americans in China conflict
Four more destroyers depart Manila en route to Shanghai and Amoy to assist American refugees as tension rises in China. The vessels Parrote toe Foochow Bulmer Amoy Edsel Hwatow Mactieay head to Asia amid ongoing clashes and evacuations.
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China
Peary
Ford
Pills
Shanghai
Parrote Toe
Americans Not Protected in China Debate Sparks Military Dilemma
Washington dispatch notes the clash between critics and officials over protecting American lives in China. President Coolidge weighs sending more ships and Marines, with memory of Nicaragua influencing policy and fear of a broader crisis without overt action.
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Washington
Mar
China
Department of State
Coolidge
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United States
Nicaragua
Qiao
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