Rising Sino Russian Tensions Signal Impending Conflict
Reports from London describe escalating military activity on the Sino Russian frontier with troop movements by the USSR and Manchurian authorities. A Soviet army command under Blucher and Budenny is noted, while Chinese officials push for reinforcements as fears grow of a major push toward Harbin and Pogranichnaya.
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London
Pogranichnaya
Harbin
Sungari
Blucher
Far East
Budenny
Nanking
Manchuria
Hseuh- Liang
Mukdlen
Chang Tso Hsiang
Moscow
Manchurai
Former pastor attacks church in pursuit of relief from holy orders
The Rev. Dr. James Empringham, facing prosecution for practicing medicine without a license in his defunct health education society, asks Bishop Manning to relieve him of holy orders. In a California letter, he denounces Christianity as interpreted by Manning, claims loss of faith 15 years ago, and attacks the bishop’s divorce stance. He notes a Reno divorce and remarriage, says temperance work caused trouble, and denies medical practice. He plans to face accusers in New York and cites heart disease for his California trip.
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New York
Health Education Society
James Empringham
William T. Manning
Episcopal Church
Bishop Manning
California
Empringham
Manning
Reno
Church Temperance League
Christian Commission
Education Society
Society
Health, Society
Mannig
Maine
New Hope Seen at Hague Confab
At the reparations conference in The Hague British Chancellor Philip Snowden rejected new compromise proposals from the four creditor powers regarding Germany's reparations. Tomorrow's final session was postponed after morning talks, with Briand Henderson and Stresemann planning to extend discussions into next week amid renewed hope for an agreement.
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the Hague
Philip Snowden
The
Hague
Great Britain
P.wers
Briand
France
Henderson
Stresemann
Germany
Bandit Blames Baby Talk For Holdup Failure
George Moore told a Los Angeles court he entered a restaurant to rob it but was thwarted when a girl cashier replied in baby talk. He pleaded guilty to four burglary counts and said four husky patrons overwhelmed him before he could react. Sentencing is pending.
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Los Angeles
George Moore
Jaiy
Moore
Senate patronage investigating committee reconvenes
Chairman Brookhart calls the Senate patronage investigating committee to reconvene Monday to review additional evidence about conditions in the southern states.
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Washington
Senate
Brookhart
Diphtheria Report in Jerauld County County
Wellington Springs residents prepared for a potential diphtheria outbreak as two cases were reported in Jerauld County. A son of George Lammers and Mrs Eva Keyser were among those affected with precautions under way.
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Wellington Springs
Aug
Jerauld County
George Lammers
Eva Keyser
Lineup of Senate Attack on Tariff Bill Emerges
Washington lawmakers advance the debate as Republicans and Democrats sharpen strategies for revising the tariff measure. Senate plans delay to September, House delays until October, with McKellar and Borah voicing broad revision aims and opposition to limited changes.
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Washington
House
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
McKellar
Tennessee
Borah
Idaho
Finance
Ain
Weather Outlook: Unsettled Tonight Then Warmer Saturday
Unsettled conditions persist tonight with a drift toward warmer weather by Saturday. Southeast portions show the clearest bounce while South Dakota areas remain cooler, and the overall pattern hints at a mild increase in temperatures into the weekend.
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South ‘Dakota
Toin
Paving Project Moves East of Huron This Year
State highway engineers began surveying east of Huron for a three mile paving project to be funded about half by Federal Aid and half by Beadle county funds. The paving will run from Lawn Ridge avenue on East Third Street to about half a mile east of the second corner on Federal Highway 14 beyond Huron city limits. J W Wright is in charge, with Lapis Emit among the crew. Data preparation will take about two weeks before a paving contract can be let. This marks the first highway paving project in northern South Dakota’s area, with similar work previously concentrated in the far southeast and near Sioux Falls.
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State Highway Department
Huron
Beadle County
Federal Aid
Lawn Ridge Avenue
Third Street
J.W. Wright
State Department
Lapis
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Start to pave alleys Monday in Huron
Five alleys in Huron will begin concrete paving on Monday by the Huron Construction and Jaehn Construction teams. Steel mesh from Sioux Falls will be laid over two inches of concrete, then four more inches before the mix pours.
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Huron
Huron Construction
Jaehn Construction
Sioux Walls
Lampe
Iairmont
Aley
Standard Oil Company
Lake Kampeska
Spencer
Addy
Sugar Day Observances Mark Beet Cultivation Anniversary
Hundreds of Belle Fourche district and Rapid Valley business leaders joined in Vale to celebrate the fifth Sugar Day observance and the 50th anniversary of sugar beet cultivation in the Black Hills. The program included sports entertainment fireworks and a dance near beet fields forecasting a record yield.
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Black Hill
Sisters Arrive From Huron to Visit Chadron Family
The text notes two sisters from Huron Iowa traveling to Chadron Nebraska to visit, with Rev Hagle Grove and Flo Royale as accompanying parties. The fragment mentions a Murphy of Huron and a Rev.__, indicating travel details.
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Hagle
Grove
Chadron
Nebr
Murphy
Huron
Barn and vehicles burn as lightning strikes near Wellington
Near Wellington at about 4:30 this morning lightning struck the Alex Rowen farm garage six miles southwest, destroying a Chevrolet and a Edgon auto. While neighbors fought Rowen’s fire, Fred Lichty’s barn burned as flames spread, destroying two horses a calf seed grain harness and other items. Insurance covered both buildings contents undetermined.
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Wellington
Fred Liléhty
Alex Rowen
Mr. Rowen
World scientist seeks global body to study preventing death
Dr. Eusebio Z Hernandez told the international congress in Paris that death is not inevitable. He cited physiologists who kept organs alive after death and reported revived circulation and respiration in some animals and human tissue. He urged creation of worldwide centers to study death without overemphasizing life explanations.
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Eslee
Howard
Dr. Hernandez
J. P. Heymans
Russia
A. Koubliabko
Hernandez
Prof
Purchase
Milan
Heymans
Weight of Passengers Drops Plane at Lennox
The weight of two passengers caused a small plane to fall 20 feet at Lennox South Dakota. Pilot Riley Fuller and two passengers escaped injury after the front seat broke and jammed the controls. The aircraft nose dived, breaking the wing in the impact.
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Lennox
S. D
Riley
Fuller
Canton
Pursuit fleet delayed by bad weather in Dayton Ohio
Eighteen naval pursuit planes and three Silversky amphibians en route from San Diego to Cleveland for an air show next week stay in Dayton until Sunday morning due to poor flying conditions. Pat Markham of Pat's Auto Supply and E B Link of Kelley are postponing a fishing trip.
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Dayton
Ohio
San Die‘go
Calif
Cleveland
Pat Markham
Pat's
Auto Supply
E. B. Link
Kelley
Black Hills
San Francisco
Great Circle
Graf Zeppelin
Tokyo
Hugo Eckener
United States Weather Bureau
Seattle
Aleutian Island
Dollar Line
Nippon Yusen
Nippon Yusen Haisha
Wichita Goal of Day's Flight in Women’s Air Derby
Women air derby entrants began reversing course from the Pacific coast to Cleveland with Mecham Field departures at 9 a.m. Mary Elizabeth Von Mack led the takeoff from Wichita bound for Tulsa or Wewoka then Wichita with refueling options. Amelia Earhart and Louis Thaden were unnamed in final timing, while Mrs Blance Noyen and Mrs Florence Lowe Barnes pursued the field after earlier delays and incidents.
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Fort Worth
Twx
Tulsa
Okla
Pacific Coast
Cleveland
Wewoka
Wichita
Kans
Clevelami
Louis McPherridge Thaden
Amelia Earhart
Boston
el Paso-Fort Worth
Thaden
Abilene
Blance Noyen
Pecos
Midland
Norelius Leads 45 Swimters in Wrigley Marathon Start
Martha Norelius, former world amateur champion, swam to the lead as 45 women distance swimmers began the ten mile Wrigley Marathon on Lake Ontario. Defending champion Ethel Hertla trailed by a few yards for the $15000 prize. At the gun, swimmers surged from the float in a single line amid varied swimsuits and prep attire.
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Toronto
Martha Norelius
Lake Ontario
Ethel Hertla
Graf Zeppelin Heads Toward U S After Pacific Crossing
Graf Zeppelin leaves Kasumigaura Japan for Los Angeles on a first leg toward a Pacific crossing. The airship carries 60 aboard including three new passengers and a new co engineer. Weather plans may shift the course toward Seattle then down the coast.
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Kasumigaura
Japan
Pacific Ocean
Los Angeles
Hugo Eckener
Graf
Hebener
Lst
Karl Beuerle
Friedrichshafen
Lakehurst
Ryunosuke Kusaka
Naval General Staff
Dofu Shirai
Shinichi Shibata
General Staff
Army
Aleutian Islands
Seattle
Wash
Pacific Coast
Eckener
N. J
Atlantic
Tokyo
Pacific
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