War and unrest across Chinese districts spark deadly clashes
Amid rising Cantonese tong warfare and anti-foreigner violence in multiple cities, victims include Chinese laborers and civilians. Reports cite deaths and injuries, with police and officials foiling planned attacks in New York Brooklyn Pittsburgh Cleveland and Chicago. An allied ultimatum to Cantonese forces orders foreigners to be moved to safety aboard warships, while fears grow for American civilians in Nanking and other locales.
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United Press
New York
Seiffedd
Chin
Wing's Tea Room
Brooklyn
Chin Luke
Issuildne
Tong
Yowonie
Ni J
Pittsburgh
China
Tay
Leoni
Cleveland
Wiluy
Gar
Gist
Hip Sing Tong
Ag Suilnot
Ain le
Manchester
Nelievert
Ung King
Dale Street
Iiea
Tunica
Ang
Chicago
Chin Park
Pav
Lee
Yeo Hong Png
Y United
Washington
Mar
Nanking
Navy Department
G. 8. Williams
Willams
Cne
St Non
Admiral Williams
RH Howell Speaker at Kiwanis Club Meeting
Ri H Howell register of wills of Rin County addressed the Kiwanis Club at the Trotel Corry today. He spoke on the inheritance tax and will provisions, with fellow locals including Ct. Mexiinder, Ralph Larion and Chortle Hoiianter present. Wayne Lininosw and others were noted for radio and live event visits.
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Ri H
Howell Register of Wills
Rin County
Kiwanis Club
Trotel Corry
Flowell
Ct. Mexiinder
Ralph Larion
Chortle Hoiianter
Senate set to act on Fisher election reform bills
Republican leaders plan Senate action to push Governor Fisher's modified election reform package next week amid initial approvals. House support is expected for the administration measures including mandatory ballot box openings and campaign finance limits, with several related bills facing final action or committee reports in both chambers.
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Thomas E. Williams
United Prow
Harrisburg
Mar
Senate
Fisher
Homsher Senate
House
Die
Diamonds Missing From Jewelry Salesman's Car
Police sought 90 000 in diamonds after a jewelry salesman A Lapatin reported the gems vanished from his car along with an envelope of papers and checks. He had them wrapped in 32 small packages and was en route to visit a jeweler when he left his office.
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United Press Philadelpna
A. Lapatin
Lapatin
Tattars Ator
Radio Features Lineup Across Stations Tonight
Listings show WSM Nashville at 10 p m with Pisk University Student Quartet and WEAF hook up, WSR Atlanta at 10 45 p m with Dr Sheldon organist, WJZ at 9 p m with Our Musical United, and WPG Atlantic City at 8 10 p m featuring Baseler's Harp Ensemble.
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WSM
Nashville
Pisk University
WEAF
Enstern
Goodrich
WSR
Atlanta
Dr. Sheldon
WJZ
Our Musical United
WPG
Atlantic City
Tana
Hanterh
Baseler
Enssemble
Nine Injured in Collision on Pa. R. System at Lewistown
Nine people were injured when Pennsylvania Lines train number 3 Westbound collided with a disabled engine on a siding near Lewistown Pa. The crash occurred shortly after 9 AM as the westbound express passed the halted engine. Injured include J H Derbout M A Howser Grant W Lennox W B Newman and others from Pittsburgh Harrisburg Clearfield Philadelphia and Morrisburg. The engineer of the rear train may have failed to see the disabled engine, with the wreck leaving the locomotive overturned and the line blocked.
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Ennsylvania
United Press
Lewistown
Pennsylvania
RV Tower
Here
JH. Derbout
Martland Street
Pittsburch
Porter
J. H. Reading
General
Pennsylvania Lines
Pittsburgh
M. A. Howser
Chaucer Street
Indin
Oie
Grant W. Lennox
Harrisburg
WB. Newman
Harrisbure
Montleter
Harry Issett
Tarrisburg
Elsie Rosenburg
Dory Strout Clearfield
G. AV
Eiligon
South Bt Street
Phildelphia
Pullman
Pocwr
Ochs
Express
Avent
ELM
Gouder
Morrisburg
Sees Boomin Oil Business in Venango County
A Venango County man tied to the oil industry, who asked to remain anonymous, said the market mood is improving and forecasts prices to rise before June. He cited rising production on Seminole, storage limits, increased automobile use, and bus fleet demand as factors shaping crude prices and expected upward movement in the next month.
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Venango County Authority
United Prom Tranklin
Venati FO
Auditorium May Be Available for School Use
City officials report auditorium plans to adapt the building for school events with state department approval and a revised demolition and modernization program. Auditing and inspection have shaped the draft proposals to allow gas light staging and community use while meeting budget constraints and emergency gathering needs.
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State Department
A.W. Mulfow
Giddings
Libpo
Auditorim
Lenin
Anil Selitertainmanta
Syateu
Sahoo
Tard of Education
Bedie
Wife And Lover Are Arraigned In Murder Case
Rutht Snyder and Henry Judd Gray pleaded not guilty in the murder of Albert Snyder during an arraignment before Justice Stephen Callaghan in New York. Trial set for April 11 with separate defense plans to avoid joint execution.
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Albert Snyder
United Preas New York
Mac
Rutht Snyder
Henry Judd Gray
Ainty Supreme Court
Athent Snyder
Arial
Stephen Callighan
Tugal
Pinan Co Rmander
Als
Linder
Heck
Queens Village
Tase
Deaton
Richard S. Newromby
Attrney
Drafn
Callaghan
Siydéy
Gray
Esunsel
Federal probation officer for district Washington briefing
Federal probation officers for the district were advised of salaries under $2100 per year and new postings in the federal court system. The notices named Judge F E Schwontmaker and J W Thompson with assignments in Philadelphia and Lewisburg.
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United Press
Washington
Anar Poy
Steen
Juige FE Schwontmaker
Agpant
Rrie Féderal
Curt Aietriet
Yidlee
J. W. Thompson
Philadelphiovonil Tonys
Lewisburg
Melges
Libel case reduced as revised declaration filed
An amended libel complaint in the Sapiro case removes 54 alleged libel charges. Defense counsel urge delays to study the revision, which aims to simplify the count and tighten issues. Court recessed to 2 p m for review, delaying testimony of Henry Turk and possibly pushing trial into next week.
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Detroit
Mick Mor
Haier
Ceassdry
Henry Tord
Aaron Sania
Jude Robert Matas
Sapiro
Ta? Iis
No Trace Found Of Three Chicken Thieves
Three suspects were frightened away from a Jackson Ridge area coop as a search by local authorities failed to locate any thieves. Jamies Fisiis, owner, reported hearing shots during a prior theft and believed one intruder may have been hit, but no evidence or bodies were found.
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Aidinis
Jackson Rin
Warren
Lseal
Jamies Fisiis
Fiscus
Acting Commissioner of Prohibition Named in Washington
United Press reports the appointment of an acting commissioner of Prohibition in Washington, with Ohio figures amid the reshuffle. The move comes as dry forces push for stricter enforcement and a shift in leadership within treasury channels.
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Commissioner OF Prohibition
United Prose
Washington
Ohio
Torisy
Wadley
Mellon
Ders
Thes Probitiniuyy
Treasury
Curtis James B Jone
Col
LG Nutt
Metlac Spidey
Malin
No Provisions for Thousands of Pensioners Amid Senate Filibuster
Veterans of Civil War and Spanish American War face missing pension payments as the Senate stalls on the necessary renewal bill. Commissioner Winfield Scott warns checks for May and June will be delayed until July Fourth, with no funds available this period. Many pensioners will be destitute pending the passage and funding of the pension bill.
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Senate
Corry Residents Return From Enjoyable Holy Land Tour
Corry residents Mr and Mrs Manley of East South Street returned Wednesday after a two month tour of the Holy Land Europe and Africa aboard the White Star liner from Liverpool. They visited Algiers Malta Palestine Jerusalem the Pyramids in Egypt and Constantinople and Rome Naples Cherbourg and London collecting vivid scenes and narratives to share.
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Jiver GelGic
New York
Liverpool
Anil
F. Manley
East South Street
Taly
Land
Corry
Mrs. Manley
Sturea
SS. Dosic
Beng
Gilraitar
Warels
Algiers
Tess
Ople
Athene
Rome
Simi
Naples
Niew
Cherbourg
Southampton
England
Meratdrn
Celtis
MIT
Manley
Epoor
Holy Land
Europe
African
Ada Minor
Aranhic
Mancley
Americans Reported Dead in Nanking Clash
News from Washington and international posts recounts American deaths and widespread casualties during a violent clash in Nanking. Reports describe ambulances and foreign evacuations, with consular and political leaders coordinating responses as the crisis unfolds across Shanghai and surrounding areas.
Governor Opposes Restraints in Ballot Box Bill
Governor Fisher opposes amendments added by the Senate committee to the mandatory ballot box bill. He says unofficial sources misrepresent the changes and that the amendments would impose unreasonable constraints, hindering the law’s effectiveness.
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Fisher
Warrisburg
Mar
Lvher
Senate Committee
Lepowrlt
John S. Visher
Property Changes Hands in Local Industrial Transfers
The Hammond Elevator Company, after licensing its seal mill to Union Product Company, has disposed of the North Second Avenue property to Cory Wrench Company. The Wrench plant on Eagle Street has been acquired by Hammond and the former Produce Company structure was sold.
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Hammond Eiavator Company
Seall
Union Product Company
Hie
North
Second Avenue
Cory Wrench Company
Laster
Eagle Street
Hammond cm Pany
Senll
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