Secret Japanese War Plans Revealed In Allied Newspaper
A wartime brief exposes secret papers detailing Japan's five year plan for war with Western powers. It outlines expansion in Manchuria and Korea, a vast railway network, and exploitation of China's resources to support rapid material production and secure transport to conflict zones.
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Wolvereal Service
Steve Plang
Japaneoe
Jeet Oktaber
Biniatur
Ueaks
Firet
T ‘Ho
Chatta
Stall We
Muto
Oleae
Wa Irone
Korea
Choewa
Manchuria
Jgresat
Terials
War—iron
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Kore Fem
Japan
Thane
China
Ume
Manchute
Mongolia
Ceneresiatt
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Philippines
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Jant
United States
United
Plana
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Afanchurla
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Trapsport
Korea Straite
Japan Sea
Keury Co
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Evelyn Nesbit denies St. Stillman reunion claim
Nesbit rejects reports she and Larry Thaw would reunite and says she remains married to Jack Clifford though friendly with Thaw. She notes meeting Russell and says no plans to wed Thaw or divorce Clifford. She discusses living arrangements, legal talks, and a proposed new house purchase with attorney Frank Le Johnsten present.
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Universal Artvice
Atlantic City
Evelyn Nesbit
Nha
Larry K. Thaw
Marry Thaw
Wiliam
Harry
Genesictally
Russell
Marty
Philadelphia
Frank
Jannaton
Trussell
Evelyn
Frank le Johnsten
Ventor
Mifion Dollar Pier
Ford
Clitford
Defente
New York
Cong
Nin
Jude
Clifford
Harry Thaw
Marry
Br. Johnson
Physicians report marriage linked to lower male death rates
Health commissioner Dr. Herman N. Gondeaca released records showing married men have lower death rates across age groups. Among 35 to 44 year olds, 15 per 1000 die. widowed, divorced, or single men show higher rates. Married men aged 45 to 54 show continuing lower mortality.
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Iferman N. Gondeaca
Esteralth
Apie Cor
Alaglasnes
Mnen Ile
Medich Twins to Tour Country Amid Exhibition Talks
Two joined twins Nessie and Lucy Medich, teenaged sisters from Amerska, may tour the United States for an exhibition. Their parents, Nicholan and Mrs Medich, hold power of attorney to negotiate with promoters. Doctors say surgery is not an option and the plan is to exhibit them for medical students and clinics with fees to support exhibitors and the family. The mother briefly consented, thinking the tour would aid a cause. In Fairbanks, a plane carrying supplies to Wiseman went down, with another aircraft en route for spare parts.
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Ind
Amerska
South Bend
Miateriallae
Nessie
Lucy
Porn Alxteen Haya
Mra
Nicholan Medich
George Medich
Fred Aledich
Farrah
Swantswalt
Nelsey
Los
Fairbanks
Alenka
Wiesman
A. A. Bennett
Wiseman Maturiny
Bennett
Wiseman
Plow Trouble Ends With Sudden Retreat
Olcott correspondent reports Aptrley Datrigerrard tilting a plow mule pair during a hillside plowing on Instay near Dull Creek. Both rider and mule toppled in a minor accident, the harness cut free by the frightened animals, and the pair escaped unharmed at dawn.
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Datrigerrard
Dull Creek
Naga
Turan
Federal council opposes compulsory military training in schools
The federal council of churches released a report urging study of military education and criticizing extended technical training for youth. It cites concerns over combat drills and a growing program that resembles a reserve officers training corps, while noting funds and approvals are lacking. Major General Summerall will present pro and con arguments.
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Washington
Federal Council of Churches
Unite
Comela
Charles P. Summerall
New York
U. R Army
Jiey
Ridney I. Gulick
Federal Council
Barking Dogs Lead to Woman Found Near Death in Chicago
Julie Moarria, estranged wife of Charles R Moarria, a French war bride connected to Dawes reparations work in Europe, was found unconscious in her Moana ton apartment after neighbors followed barking to the living room. The page notes a five man incident involving a fire and a kitchen range, with the scene described in fragmented OCR text.
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Dawes
Chicago
Julie
Bite Charles R. Moarria
Charles G. Dawes
Europe
Moanaton
Nerdor
Aira
Pitzer Urges Resolve as Modern Life Veers from Faith
Ruffner Memorial Church pastor H Pitzer delivered a sermon themed The Cross, contrasting Jesus facing Jerusalem with modern life’s excess. He urged believers to endure trials, stay steadfast, and mirror Christ’s fortitude amid daily temptations, citing scripture and the need for inner strength.
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Pitzer
Ruffner
Luka
Mtty-firat Varee
Jerusalem
H. Pitzer
Ruffner Memorial Church
Jesus
Aog Mlory
Jeson
Celvary
Poser
Jenny
Jenuz
Jesus Christ
Nevarend
Jenna
I. Derril Bmilth
Vitevarend Sitxcc
Erin
Probers back Coolidge policy stance on executive order
Senate subcommittee endorses a majority finding that Coolidge's so called executive order authorizing state and municipal officers as federal prohibition agents is only a statement of policy and fully legal. King submits a minority report opposing the ruling.
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Coolidge
Senate
Washington
Senatore Walsh
Montana
Cumming
Tuwa
Borahot
Idaho
Yaff
Charles
King
Utah
Hie
Loch
Pomerene Files Senate Candidacy Amid Democratic Turmoil
Former U S Senator Pomerene announces intent to seek the Democratic nomination for United States Senate after 12 years in Ohio politics. He cites work as special counsel for the federal government in the naval petroleum reserve case and faces concurrent moves by other local figures.
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Cuevnussht Pomerens
Fhom Ohiefe
United Statnator
Mitte
Paitn
Naval Petroleum
Rex Bervem
Firat
Tim
Frank Fy Gentech
Cleveland
Pomereno
Supreme Court
Florence E Allen
Cyrud W.lochar
Pomerene
Tramp Charged With First Degree Murder After Officer Death
Juan McCormick and Walter McCormick, a 13 year old itinerant, face first degree murder charges following the death of Eugene Telly at the Salvation Army Industrial Home. Prosecutors said the shooting that wounded Reilly and Captain W LaneGregor was deliberate and premeditated. Reilly’s body was en route to Newark for burial as the community mourned.
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Walter McCormick
Eugene Reilly
Wheeling
Witeeling
Juan
Eugene Telly
Ealvation Army
A. C. Schiffler
McCormick Wan Ors
Reilly
W. LaneGregor
Ote Iorney
McCormick
Beraude McCormich
Newark
MacGrexor
Tieutenant Cotchel
Charisa Wolfe
New York
Muth
Pittahersh
Sind
Klolpaly
Aragon Brown
Charion
Sini Mun
High Lights of History Starts Today
The Charleston Gazette introduces a new feature, High Lights of History, a picture series tracing world events from the beginning. The project begins this week as part of the newspaper’s regular history column and will run weekly with historical photos and captions.
Probe of Ukase on Dry Officers Policy Debate
The minority report outlines points about a proposed policy to allow federal officers to join state and local police in enforcing federal rules. It questions presidential authority to ban state officers from federal duties and defends state sovereignty. The document contrasts orders with policy statements and notes a voluntary double office arrangement as possible but not compulsory.
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Feller
Viahes
Oe Ag
Clive
Wreatvont Ivverevolt
Tadaral Forest
Am Sader
Wilson
la Atate Councila
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Mambora
Atate
Atnca
King India
Wiese
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue
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Senate
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Main
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Treasury Plan
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Freawury
Aki
Rensory Iim
Guestions Authority
France faces no more loans until war debt is ratified
Warllington June 6 France may not receive further credit until it ratifies the war debt settlement. American debt commission members warned Paris that no new loan will be issued if France delays ratification, with optimistic officials hoping ratification by month end.
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American Débt Funding Commission
Parle
Warlington
France
Ated Mandat
Tole
Utah
Amoct Anid
Losny
Bath tub party raps churchmen at New York event
In a June report Bert Carroll’s bath tub party drew church figures cited for organizing. Dr John Toach Stratan delivered a Calvary sermon accusing participants of a diagraeeful orgy. Carroll faced a one year and a day sentence in Atlanta prison for perjury linked to the incident honoring broker WT Eddrington.
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New York
Bert Carroll
John Toach Stratan
Calvary Rapist
Modarntam
Colizion
Offendar
Trith
Moderniatla
Carroll
Atlanta
Eddrington
Clara Bow inspires jealous youth suicide attempt in Los Angeles
A wealthy youth attempted to slash his throat after a whirlwind courtship with actress Clara Bow. Police found a bloodied note in Ravage's hat referencing Clara Bow and a photograph of the star. He received emergency treatment and was moved to a General hospital as doctors fought to save him.
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Clare Bow
Cupid
Robert
Savage
Los Angeles
Clara Bow
James
Clara Dow
Clara
bin Netulr
Coolidge’s Fate Centered in Iowa Primary Vote
In Des Moines today voters tip off the presidential race as Coolidge’s fate hinges on the Iowa Republican primary. Senator Brookhart and incumbent Cummins are leading a bitter fight with Lenroot and Brockhart seen as pivotal to party control and foreign policy signals. Florida also holds elections with Mrs. Owens seeking groundbreaking candidacy.
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Tomererow
Wington
Coolldes
Washington
Major Cummins
Avery
Cummins
Bitlan
Prockhart
al Tandy
Len*roat
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Ilinota
Indian
Penneylven
Oregon
Brockhart
Fem
Coolidge
Brookbart
Reublican
Mina
Brookhart
Jane Des Mois Ueacon
United States Scouts
A. B. Come
Howard Clark
Desa Moines
John Hammill
Tacksonville
Fla
Florida Democracy
State Senate
Thuth Dryen Owens
Jennings Bran Onpons
Joe Soara
Congress
Florida
Duncan AL. Fietcher
Larry W. Carter
John van Valeah
Dixon Deach
Spencer and Reedy road opens to traffic on 10 mile stretch
The section of the Sarkornburg Charleston state road between Spencer and Reedy Line 14 was opened to traffic today. A 10 mile stretch is paved with concrete, while about 2 12 miles remain unfinished awaiting paving between Spencer and Parker’s.
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Reedy
S’arkornburg-Charleston
Parkers Suri
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