Christian General Returns Wing Yue Hsiang in Nationalist China analysis
Wen gaye Hsiang of the Nationalist writing discusses China's Civil War, Chiang Kai Shek and Yen Hsi-Shai's power, and the potential takeovers of Peking and Tientsin. The piece outlines three guiding factors: northern army retirement, Manchurian influence, and the fate of Feng and Tientsin under Nationalist advances. It also notes Paoting-Fu operations and the split Nationalist forces near Taiyuan while reporting minerals production and railroad safety statistics.
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Wing Yue Hsiang
Christian Gandreal
China
11. C. Burrman
London Star
United Pray and Carty Journal
Weng
Mentsin
Peking
Kimnei
Chiang Kais She
An Yen Hyi- Shai
Shane Province
Chang Tsi- Lin
Manchuria
Chiang Kai- Shek
Yen Hai-Shan
Feng
Tientsin
Chiang Khai-Sheh
Paoting-Fi
Ientain
Chiang Kat-Shek
Answers to Yesterdays Questions Collected
End of the 19th century marked by the year 1900. The author who used East to east and west is West. The President pays income tax on salary. Sill worm cultivation is highest in India. Mean ing between subsequent and consequently differs in linkage and consequence.
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Croesus
Eneiomata
Twenty Years Ago Journal Notes May 15 1908
A digest of past events includes a trolley club outing in Columbus with a chicken dinner at Columbus hotel. Titusville A C nine to face Corry High on hall ground. North East to gain 26 acre pleasure park near town. Mrs. George Horn of Baltimore visits. Dr Willis M. Baker to address hospital graduates. Mr. and Mrs. G H Barlow back from Cleveland. Tobin King ill with malaria on West Frederick street.
Washington Greeenpoydent predicts Priest to Congress
Charles P. Stewart examines the looming shift as Oscar Dul Priest is poised to succeed the late Mastin B. Malden as Chicago’s representative in Congress. The piece discusses northern black voters, potential shifts in party dynamics, and how Priest’s arrival could alter federal politics and southern influence.
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Charles P. Stewart
Washington Goreenpoydent
Central Prens
Alsington
D c
Oscar Dul Priest
Mastin
B.maliden
Cieao
Roe Ta Alvin
Capitol HS
Northert
Washington
North
Grange Will Meet Saturday Memorial Service Noted
Corry Grange will open at the usual hour Saturday for a memorial service. Patrons are urged to come early. The program includes hymns, prayers, memorial ode, roll call of deceased members, flower ceremony, and memorial addresses. Luncheon will follow.
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Grange
Corry Grange
Jonning
Erayrs
Sonelystta
Ally Reniling
Leaturer
A Problem a Day Profit Split With Manager Claim
A problem describes a free renorm partnership where four partners contribute equal capital, one is appointed manager, and Bamich receives 121546 of total profits. When profits are divided, the manager gets 8000, so determine total profits. Also included is yesterday's math and a card of thanks noting appreciation for neighbors, Concord School staff, and others after the death of Jack Rich.
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Bamich
Concord School
Jack Rich
Hoa B
Rich
Wytmits
Pennsylvania Guardsmen to Join France Dedications
Sergt. Clifford Clark and two hundred Pennsylvania National Guard members will escort the Pennsylvania Battle Monuments Commission to France for three dedications on French battlefields. The unit is quartered at Philadelphia’s Loar cavalry armory and will sail from Hoboken aboard the George Washington. Dedications include Fismes at 2 p.m. May 29 for the 28th division, Varennes at 2 p.m. May 6 for the 78th 7th 80th and 28th divisions and all Pennsylvania servicemen and workers, and Nantiois at 4:80 p.m. May 10 for the Bath division. Escort officers include Commandant Major Leonard Lt. Denninger, Exec Officer Captain William P. Dix, Surgeon Major Charles S. Hendricks, and Supply Officer Captain William Hayes.
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Clifford Clark
Company A
Guard of
Pennsylvania
Guard of Honor
Pennsylvania Battle Monuments Commission
France
Philadelph
Loar Cavalry
Philadelphia
Hoboken
J. J
George Washington
Fismes
Colonnate
Varannes
Fountain
Nantiois
Bath
Escort of Honor
Leonard Lt. Denninger
Phoenixville
Win. P. Dix
Charles 3. Hendricks
Altoona
Wmn. Hayes
Scranton
Warren Adopts Advanced Time
Warren May 15. At an adjourned Borough Council meeting the previous opposition to daylight saving was rescinded and a resolution for daylight saving passed by votes for 11 against 5 with 2 not voting and 2 absent. Former borough solicitor Earle McDonald attended and asked for a copy of the resolution and minutes. The matter may go to court as opponents cite legislative law restricting local time changes.
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Lkely
Coolidge Hoffing Hope in Pennsylvania Delegation
Philadelphia papers editorialize on Andrew Mellon’s remarks and Coolidge renomination. They note potential shifts if Hoover remains unlikely, suggesting Hughes as a bargaining figure and Pennsylvania’s capacity to swing toward Coolidge, while Mellon hints Hoover could still be urged.
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United
Philadelphia
Coolidge
Pennsylvania
Chas. B. Hughes
Mellon
Hoover
Ma Hughes
The
Pubic Ledger
Charles Tyans Hughes
Cooke
Philadelphia Enquirer
Treasury
Four Women Are Recaptured After Indiana Jail Escape
Four women escaped from the Indiana jail infirmary on the third floor using a spoon to loosen mortar and bricks. They dropped to the ground and were recaptured within hours as authorities arrested two men, Glyde Allen and Reed, on conspiracy charges linked to the jailbreak.
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Indiana
Glyde Allen
Wii
Reed
Health Play at Harding School Association Meeting
The Annual health meeting of the Harding Home and School Association will be held at 7:80 o'clock Wednesday evening. A play, On Board the S. S. Health Ship, will be presented by pupils of the school. This will be followed by music recitations and health talks by Association members. All members and friends are invited.
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Harding Home and School Association
S. S. Health Ship
New Harness Shop in Corry Serves Farmers and Horse Owners
Notice announces a new harness shop in Corry offering everything for horses and stables with prompt repairs. George M. Hawk advertises at 14 Pirstave, Stlg.
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Corry
George M. Hawk
Pirstave
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