Chinese nationalist rise sparks questions on population and pace
A Canton Daily News dispatch discusses China's population estimates, comparing provinces and areas like Sinkiang Mongolia and Tibet with U S figures. It notes sampan gun suspicion reports near Shanghai and comments on potential impacts of Chinese nationalism on national consciousness and transport links.
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Canton Daily News
Washington
China
Sinkiang
Mongolia
Tibet
Indianapolis
Shanghai
China unrest looms as fear of massacre spreads
A Chicago dispatch reports growing apprehension over China with warnings of another massacre and potential war. Marines and warships are expected to move, while Shanghai and Nanking see mixed signals as foreigners receive aid and authorities consider safety measures.
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Chicago
Shanghai Dispatch
Shanghai
Nanking
Peking
London
U. S
Britain
Japan
Washington
China
Consolidated Press
Canton Daily Newa
Chicago Daily News
Honolulu
International
Shanghai Tonteht
Shananal
Prohibition Enforcement Seen Crumbling in Ohio Says Official
Theodore D Wetterstroem of the Ohio State Pharmaceutical Association warned that prohibition is in a muddle from Washington to local courts. He argued drug stores sell high alcohol tonics and wine substitutes for beverage use, undermining federal rules and risking a grand bacchanal if not stopped.
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J. W. Fisher
Ohio State Pharmaceutical Association
Federal Prohibition Department
Wetterstroem
Virginia Dare
Renault
Tona Spas
Monticello
Three Die in Crossing Crash at Scott's Crossing
Three people from Wapakoneta Ohio were killed when their automobile collided with a Pennsylvania train at Scott's Crossing ten miles from Lima. Victims are Catherine Gehrlich 62 Bruno Bere 49 his sister and Cletus Gehrlich 7, their nephew. George Gehrlich 48 survived injured with his wife and Anna Kohler 35 hospitalized.
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Lima. O
Wapakoneta
Scott's Crossing
Pennsylvania
Catherine M. Gehrlich
Bruno Bere
Cletus Gehrlich
George Gehrlich
Anna Kohler
Two Planes Collide In Nighttime Georgia Crash
Navy aviation metalsmith Charles T. Stone was killed when a naval land plane crashed near Augusta Georgia. A second plane crashed within seven miles. the pilots escaped by parachute. Lieut Earl B Witkine of Pensacola and a Lewhorn were aboard the other aircraft.
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Washington
Mar
Charles T. Stone
Navy Aviation Metalsmith
Augusta Galate
Navy Department
Stone
John & Stone
Macon
Earl B
May Complete Streitenger Jury This Week
The special jury to try Floyd Streitenger, former city detective, is to be summoned with the May term opening May 2. One first degree murder case, that of Dona Mellett, may near completion by week’s end as McDermott and Rudner serve life terms. Louis G. Mazer, a fourth indicted in the assassination, confesses and stays jailed. Prosecution seeks private talks with McDermott. McDermott’s counsel plans to press for court permission. The Franklin county court of appeals has ruled, with the matter now in supreme court.
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Floyd E. Streitenberger
Dona J. Mellett
Patrick E. McDermott
Ben Rudner
Louis G. Mazer
Brand
Henry W. Harter
Mellett
Agigun
Eners
Edward V. Turner
P. EB. Thomas
Hfe Penitentiary
Russell Knepper
Columbus
E. L. Mills
Duel to Death at Crescents Club Kills Boxer and Wounds Man
Police traced a violent nightclub incident in Woop Ca where Eddie Diggins a lightweight boxer was stabbed to death and Charles Meehan an alleged bootlegger was wounded. Over 60 patrons fled as detectives investigated the deadly confrontation and Meehan was jailed on a new charge.
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Holly Woop
Crescen
Cigh
Eddie Diggins
Charles Meehan
Meehan
Woman Pays $618 for Promised Hush Money on Street
Mrs. Amy Jones of 1454 Willet Ave BE paid 618 dollars after a Saturday night encounter with a young couple on Tuscarawas St I who claimed a purse had been found and offered hush money in exchange for secrecy.
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Amy Jones
Willet Av BE
Tuscarawas St I
Libel Trial for Sapiro Ford Nears Verdict in Detroit
In Detroit the Sapiro Ford libel suit nears its verdict after two weeks of testimony. Sapiro seeks 1 million dollars in damages over alleged libels in the Dearborn Independent. Ford defends by arguing truth and duty to agriculture. Police search for a couple described as negroes in connection with a separate money scheme.
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Detroit
Aaron Sapiro
America
Ford
Dearborn
Sapiro
Henry Ford
Driver Narrowly Escapes In Canton Firm Truck Crash
An unidentified Canton firm truck driver dodged injury when his vehicle skidded off the road two miles south of Zoarville, crashing through a fence to the canal edge. A fence post pierced the radiator, and a man named Riley, who accompanied the driver, suffered lacerations as the steering locked.
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New Philadelphia
Canton
Zoarville
Riley
Indict Woman for Murder Story in Cincinnati Trial
Marie Jackson, 27, who testified to secure a life sentence for Conda Dabney in the murder of Mary Vickery, faces trial Thursday on an indictment charging perjury after returning to Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Marie Jackson
Conda Dabney
Tennessee
Mary Vickery
Ohio faces tax hike debate on cigarets and amusements
Ohio legislative leaders weigh expanding taxes to raise about 16 million dollars for next year to cover a nine million dollar deficit and state operations. Proposals include a half mill levy, gasoline tax rise, utilities excise increase, and estate franchise tax, with highway funding earmarked. House members express concern the measures may be defeated.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
House
Remus to be moved from Miamico jail to Portsmouth jail
Cincinnati bootleg king George Remus is to be transferred immediately from the Miamico jail at Troy to the county jail at Ports mouth, according to an unexplained order received by the United States marshal's office.
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Cincinnati
George Remus
United States Marshal's Office
Miamico
Troy
Portsmouth
Last of Indians Skeletons Found at Schoenbrun Village
New Philadelphia March 26 Five skeletons of men from Schoenbrun Onhje’s oldest village were unearthed today, completing records that 406 Christian Indians buried there between 1772 and 1777 have been identified.
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New Philadelphia
Schoenbrun
Onhje
Excavations at Schoenbrun Site Near Completion
Magazine section reports progress on Schoenbrun site excavations with graves market sealed next week. A large fragment of a shroud wrapped around a man was found. skeletons remain well preserved and the weave of the shroud is visible.
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Schoenbrun Site
Mine Wage War U S Hands Off in Coal Fight
Washington reports the federal government will not intervene in the coal dispute. Secretary of Labor Davis hopes miners and operators settle differences peacefully, while federal regulators doubt any immediate action is needed and warn the industry must manage itself.
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Washington
Davis
Coolidge
Double Shooting In Express Car At Gare du Nord
Raymond DeTrafford a British sportsman and son of Sir Humphrey DeTrafford was shot in a Boulogne London express carriage at Gare du Nord. The Comtesse Alice DeJanze and herself wounded after an alleged romance dispute. both were rushed to a Paris hospital in serious condition.
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Paris
Mar
Raymond DeTrafford
Humphrey — DeTrafford
Comtesse DeJanze
Alice Silverthorn
Chicago
Buffalo
Comtesse
DeTrafford
Comtessery
Gare du Nord
Kenya
Africa
Count DeJanze
Alice DeJanze
Raymond
de Trafford
John J. Mitchell, Jr
Lolita Armour
Comtense DeJanze
Missionary Man Smiles Then Is Slain in Nanking
A Daily Express dispatch from Shanghai recounts the death of Dr. J. B. Williams of Shawnee and vice president of Nanking University. Soldiers robbed him, he smiled and expressed patience, the ring tore from his finger, and a shot ended his life.
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London
J.B. Williams
Shawnee
Nanking University
Nanking
Daily Express
Shangai
Willams
Wilame
Dr. Williams
Foreign concessions fear of attacks and tense relief efforts
Reports say foreigners may face weekend attacks as fears rise over concessions. Chang Kat Shek visits, urging equal control but opposing force, while foreigners receive added protection from U S Marines and British troops. Contention grows in Shanghai amid continued agitation and naval deployments.
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Ellements
Chang Kat Shek
Chang
Hankow
Whangpoo River
Smedhey Butler
United States Marines
Hong Kong
International Settlement
China
Thia F
Shanghai
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