Possible War Looms From China's Action in Manchuria
Tokyo officials monitor Manchuria with anxiety as the Chinese coup disrupts Russian control of the Chinese Eastern railway, signaling a possible push toward South Manchuria railway disruption. Talks in Pekin among Chang Hsueh Liang Chiang Kai Shek and C T Wang raise fears of stronger Nanking influence in Manchuria’s foreign interests.
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Tokyo
Manchuria
Japan
South Manchuria
Pek- Ing
Chang Hsueh Liang
Chiang
Kai-Shek
C.T. Wang
Nan‘tng
Nanking
Mukden
Opium Case Plays Out International Legal Tangle
Washington faces a diplomatic puzzle over Ying Kao the suspended Chinese vice consul in San Francisco and his wife accused of smuggling opium. The case tests Chinese law American jurisdiction and potential extradition while backers push for trial under Chinese law, raising a clash of legal systems and diplomatic sensitivities.
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Washington
Ying Kao
San Francisco
United State
Peking
United States
Nanking
Feccot
Kuomintang
America
Susle Ying Kao
Two Brothers Killed Leave Sisters Widows
Williamson West Virginia July 11 Two brothers who married sisters were killed in the Fordson Coal Company mine near here An explosion of powder from a supply truck discharged fatally mangling the bodies Joe Kimberlain 24 and Carl Kimberlain 33 both brothers and brothers by marriage were buried in the mine last night leaving their sisters widowed and families shattered The accident occurred as a powder fan supply truck was being pushed down a ramp and discharged unexpectedly
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Williamson
W. Va
Five Die After Erie Rail Crash Fire Near Corning
A Cleveland New York Express colliding with a freight train near Corning New York sparked a fire that burned five people to death and left a sixth gravely injured. The wreck derailed a tank car and several freight cars, with two railway mail clerks among the dead and a survivor likely to die. The westbound freight crew suffered no injuries.
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Corning
N. Y
Erie
Fred EB
Blake
Hornell
W. J. Latonik
Susquehanna
Ureman
Hulbert Arkport
Flavin
Salamanca
Swan Barger
Moline
St. Vaughn Rose
New York City
Henry N. Hurlburt
P. A. Fagan
Swedish plane lands safely in Greenland
Copenhagen reports unconfirmed sightings of Captain Albin Ahrenberg and two companions in the Sverige landing at Ivigtut Greenland near 6 am after flying from Reykjavik Iceland. They reached the shore in a motorboat because weather blocked further progress and were picked up by the Quarto. They planned to return for their aircraft.
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Copenhagen
Albin Ahrenberg
Sverige
Ivigtut
Greenland
Julianehaak
Kungnall Bay
Reyfijavik
Iceland
Ahrenberg
Greenland Canal
Quarto
Tvigtut
Kungnall
New Mystery Man Found in Marlow Case
An artichoke merchant owning an armored limousine emerged as a new figure in the Frank Marlow murder probe. Ciro Terranova, sought by police, was questioned at headquarters and allowed to return to his $54,000 home as officials plan further confrontation with witnesses.
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New York
Frank Marlow
Broadway
Ciro Terranova
Whalen
Marlow
Queens
Los Angeles
Pelham
Walter P
Marlow Andrews
Atlanta
Protective Order of Elks Police
Terranova
Gates
Men encouraged by visit to local business in Grafton
Grafton's industrial future hinges on Board of Trade action after a Buckhannon meeting between C. Jay Fleming of First National Bank and Calumet Manufacturing officials. Local businessmen pressed to attract a new plant here, promising employment for many young women. Continued on Page Two.
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Grafton
Board of Trade
C. Jay Fleming
First National Bank
Buckhann
Calumet Manufacturing Company
Unprecedented California endurance flight continues at Culver City
California aviators J. W. Mendell and R. B. Reinhart push a second hand two seat biplane beyond 209 hours in the Culver City sky. They aim for 300 hours or more as engine wear and gravity test both man and machine. A note from the pilots mentions oil pump trouble but they persist, traveling an estimated 17,000 miles so far.
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Culver City
Cal
J. W. Mendell
R. B. Reinhart
O. K
Suuil
L. W. Mendell
Rush Trial Set for Next Week
Elkins July 11 The trial of Andrew W. Rush charged with embezzling 129000 from Peoples Bank at Buckhannon where he served as cashier is slated to begin Monday morning July 15 in Randolph County retreat court at Elkins. Venue moved from Upshur to Randolph. defense chief counsel M M Neely injured in an auto accident. Attorneys for defense include A F McCue and Myron B Hymes. Prosecution names include A Jerome Dailey Will B Morris J M N Downes and Stanley M Bosworth.
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M. M.neely
Fairmont
Neely
Bush
A. F. McCue
Clarksburg
Myron B. Hymes
Buckhannon
A. Jerome Dailey
Upshur County
Will B. Morris
Harriton County
J. M. N. Downes
Stanley M. Bosworth
Randolph County
Clinic Building to Be Razed and Rebuilt
Cleveland officials announced plans to raze the Cleveland Clinic structure and erect a new building after deadly gas explosions last May 15 killed 123 people. Chemical tests found brown paste-like residue from the gases in the masonry, with X ray films showing fumes penetrating walls. Directors said heat could release noxious fumes again, prompting abandonment of remodel plans.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Clinic
Uie
Let Your Conscience Be Your Guide in Chicago Bathing
Chicago city council repealed a bathing suit ordinance dating to anti dread era. Alderman Rowan said styles were not modernized and enforcement of the old rule would end. Public reaction mixed as officials cited public decency and freedom in fashion changes.
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Chicago
Rowan
Negro Kills Man and Attacks Girlfriend in Alabama
In Eufaula Alabama on July 11 Jack Hines 25 was killed and his companion Miss Beatrice Clark 18 was badly injured after an assault following a car pursuit. Clark said a Black assailant fired once, dragged her from Hines's automobile and beat her, with a pistol butt. She walked three miles to a factory to report the slaying as officers formed a posse to search for the attacker. Both victims come from prominent local families.
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Eufaula
Ala
Jack Hines
Beatrice-Clark
Here
Hines
Clark
Pullman airplanes eyed for cross country rail air service
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh said Transcontinental Air Transport would add Pullman airplanes within six months to a year. Tests are under way on two and four motor planes, with tri motored craft seen as nearing obsolescence. An all air San Francisco to Columbus service could cut the trip to two days. Eastbound passengers would rail at Columbus to avoid hazardous eastern air routes. In future, a 36 hour San Francisco to New York air mail and passenger service was envisioned. A separate notice grants Lexington Kentucky based Consolidation Coach Co. a bus permit from Huntington to Kenova, valid through December 21, 1923, for interstate passengers.
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San Francisco
Charles A. Lindbergh
Transcontinental Air Transport, Inc
Pullman
Lindbergh
Columbus
New York
Charleston
Consolidation Coach Company
Lexington
Kentucky
State Road Commission
Huntington
Kenova
Williams and Yancey Make Long Hop to Rome
Stockholm July 11 Mrs Katherine Tingley 79 noted theosophist leader died today at Visingso after an illness following a motor accident in Germany recently. She had a crowded lifetime and was prominently connected through out particularly in her later years with theosophism in its worldwide aspects. She retired at various times in Cuba the United States and Europe.
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Stockholm
Katherine Tingley
Visingso
Germany
Cuba
United States
Europe
American Aviators Land in Rome After Transatlantic Flight
Two American aviators Q Williams and Captain K A Yancey landed in Rome at 9 30 pm after a ten hour flight from Santander Spain completing a trans Atlantic crossing from Orchard Maine. They were greeted by officials and escorted to Mussolini’s villa then Rome hotel. They planned to return home by air or sea, hoping to enter a third attempt and awaiting possible offers like a $50 000 prize.
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Rome
Trallan Hospitality
R Q. Williams
K. A. Yancey
Santander
Spain
Orchard
Maine
Mussolini
Williams
Yancey
Italo Balboy
Torenia
Musserlini
Nativies
B.S. T
Lyerse
Niles
Clvie Ta Vecchia
Cusicn
Raydune
Bayonne
Marseilles
Pollet
Amé
Atlantic
Ad Fea
W. D. Baaterwood Dalas
Dallas
Kong
Waves Base Rescue Work On Submarine H 47
London reports the admiralty will abandon further salvage of the sunken submarine H 47 after determining all crew died soon after sinking and salvage would be too dangerous and futile. Pembroke weather hampered efforts in Saint George's Channel as 20 men remain entombed while attempts to communicate via sound telegraphy continue.
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London
Admiralty
Pembroke
Wales
Saint George's Channel
Lightning endangers Old Blue resident in Blueville home
During a severe storm at about four yesterday afternoon an old tree in Miss Hattle Blue’s yard was nearly destroyed. Family members were frightened by the shock but officials said no serious damage occurred to the home.
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Blueville
Miss Hattle Blue
Mist Blue
Improvements to Court House and Jail Heating Project
County officials report ongoing improvements at the county courthouse and jail including installation of heating equipment for the jail and sheriff's residence. Per month costs were estimated at about 100 dollars, with total project costs near 2000 dollars for heating multiple county offices. The work, begun immediately, aims to provide improved heat and service to clerical and jail departments, promising substantial savings.
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Bastiie
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ELKS
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R.B. Reinhart
Callance
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Angeleno
Alabama
Pullman Air Service
Lindy
Aeroplane Transport Lines
Theosophist
Norway
Sam Tander
Old Chard
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Yancety
Tme
Head
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