Revival of Inner Mongolia independence movement linked to Japan
Reports say Prince Teh Wang seeks to establish a pro Japanese state in Inner Mongolia with a buffer role between Japanese interests and Soviet Mongolia. Talks with Japanese officials including Doihara and Linchpin leaders are noted as Beijing warns of rising Japanese pressure after the coup in Tokyo.
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Peiping
INS
Inner Mongolia
Teh Wang
Ghengis Khan
Tokio
Teh
Pailing-Miao Autonomous Council
China
Imai
Imui
North China
Manchukuo
Outer Mongolia
Inner Mongolian
Prince Teh
Kenjo Doihara
Fall's Condition Reported Improved
Albert B. Fall, former Secretary of the Interior, was reported improved at Beaumont government hospital on Thursday after months of confinement. He, 74, had been near death the previous day, with his condition improving since then.
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EL Paso
Tex
Albert B
Beaumont Government Hospital
Sensational Beautifier Promises Clear Skin Fast
A sensational beautifier claims to remove blackheads whiteheads and large pores using live oxygen that penetrates pore depths. The preparation allegedly frees pores from grease and calms the skin leaving it soft and natural with renewed clarity sold in department stores and upscale drugstores.
City Clerk Extends Hours For Registration Before Elections
The city clerk and commissioner of registration on the third floor of City Hall will stay open until 8 p.m. Friday. Friday is the last day for registration and registration corrections before the school election March 9 and the city primary March 17.
Fire department twice called to same house fire
Firemen were summoned at 7.35 p.m. Wednesday to N. J Saba's home at 806 Fifth Street SE and returned at 10 p.m. on a general alarm when a defective chimney ignited a basement beam. Loss was not extensive. Chimney fires at St. Boyce's 2026 Fifth Avenue SE and Charles Perkins's 1228 Eighth Street NW were extinguished. The department also visited Alta Housman’s woodshed fire west of Edgewood No. 1 School at 3.20 p.m. Wednesday, started by burning rags.
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N. J Saba
Fifth Street
St. Boyce
Fifth Avenue SE
Charles Perkins
Eighth Street NW
Alta Housman
Edgewood School No
Chicago Policeman Kills Holdup Bandit
Off duty Officer Patrick Beckham confronted a robber at the Playmore cafe in Chicago. Beckham fired killing the unidentified bandit who had threatened manager Charles Vito and tried to force the cash register. Beckham was lightly wounded in the arm.
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Chicago
Patrick Beckham
Playmore
Charles Vito
Beckham
Buchanan County Cage Tournament Opens With Three Games
Independence hosts the opening session of the Buchanan county boys and girls tournament. Fairbank defeats Rowley 54 to 4 in the boys game, Independence beats Quasqueton 32 to 24, and Aurora girls top Rowley 25 to 18.
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Independence
Buchanan County
Fairbank
Rowley
Quaasqueton
Aurora
To Begin Operation Of New Local Train Between Ames Clinton
A new local train Nos 29 and 30 will run on the North Western lines between Clinton and Ames starting Monday. It operates daily except Sunday beginning in March with Clinton departure at 6:30 am and Cedar Rapids arrival at 9:10 am. It reaches Ames at 12:20 pm and returns from Ames at 3:00 pm arriving Clinton at 8:20 pm. Several local stops are eliminated between these points by trains 15 and 16.
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North Western
Clinton
Ames
Cedar Rapids
Flood Protection Efforts Under Way With Sandbag Barriers
City crews push flood protections along the Cedar river with sandbag barricades at unprotected northwest points. Officials plan rapid work on vulnerable spots while the river shows no significant rise. Sewer inspector Frank Barta notes thaw water mostly soaked in ground or evaporated. City council approves purchase of a portable gasoline driven rotary pump for the sewage plant.
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Cedar River
Frank Barta
Fine for issuing ten dollar bad check in city
W L Perrego, 51, Allison hotel, was fined 100 dollars and costs by Justice A S Reed on false utterance of a ten dollar draft payable to Killian company. Marvin Law, 24, of 1004 Sixteenth avenue SE, received a thirty day sentence for larceny of a coat hat and jacket from a downtown beer parlor. the property was recovered and Law’s sentence suspended with departure from the city.
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W L. Perrego
Allison Hotel
Justice A. S. Reed
Killian Company
Marvin Law
Sixteenth Avenue SE
Justice Reed
Law
Helen Shattuck
Miss Shattuck
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