Rioters Clash With Police In Chicago Protest at Japanese Consulate
Four officers were shot and beaten as a protest in front of the Japanese consulate spiraled into a riot. About 30 demonstrators were arrested amid widespread traffic disruption and clashes involving hundreds of shoppers and workers.
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Chicago
Mar
Broad Mi
China
Tribune
Wrigley Building
Boulevard Link
Stephen Chuck
Charles Kiefer
Ray Eddy
Frank Breslin
Eddy
John Fogarty
Anna Rejba
Edward
Chuck
Canada
Japanese Beating of Missionary Leads to 15 Day Jail
AP dispatch from Shanghai reports a Japanese civilian received a 15 day jail sentence for beating Miss Rose Marlowe American missionary. Authorities expressed regret and warned nationals against repetition.
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Shanghai
Mar
Rose Marlowe
United States
Nanjiang
Yangtze
Woosung
Saburo Nomura
Open Warfare in Democratic Camp in Massachusetts
Roosevelt supporters clash with Smith forces over primary slates in Massachusetts. State committee publishes a Smithpledged slate for the national convention while Roosevelt leaders demand a temporary pledge to Smith before switching to Roosevelt after release. Deadline set for 5 p.m. with no reply from the committee.
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Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Boston
Mar
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Alfred E. Smith
State Committee
Smith
Charles F. Riordan
Suspect Held In Sandusky Linked To Lindbergh Kidnap Case
In Sandusky Ohio a mysterious suspect tied to the Detroit Purple Gang and linked to Harry Fleisher was held for questioning over the Lindbergh baby kidnapping. Detroit detectives arrived to question him as officials refused to reveal his identity or location.
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Sandusky
Ohio
Purple Gang
Detroit
Lindbergh
Harry Fleisher
C. A. Weingates
Hopewell
N. J
Fleisher
New York
Newart
Max Price
New Haven, Conn
Passage to Paris Opens as Fashion Advertising Drives U.S. Trends
The piece notes Rose Opaline at Patou and diaphanous gowns from Vionnet and Schiaparelli within Paris houses, seen in American ads weeks later. Stores and manufacturers showcase models and trends, turning advertising into the common carrier of fashion and guiding consumer picks.
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Patou
Agnes
Vionnet
Paris
Bruyere
Schiaparelli
WET BLOC CLAIMS VOTES FOR 18TH AMENDMENT VOTE
In Washington on March 12 the wets claimed a large voting bloc for the 18th amendment submission though admitting no majority. Estimates put support between 160 and 190 of the 434 house members with 145 signatures on a discharge petition. If a majority of those voting occurs Monday, the measure would advance to a two thirds vote for approval.
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Washington
House
Britten
Judiciary Committee
Garner
Mrs. Helen Hedrick Dies in Lexington Farm Couple Remembered
Mrs. Helen Stevens Hedrick, 30, wife of Milton Hedrick, well known farmer, died in a Lexington hospital after a brief illness. She was a daughter of George E. Stevens of Milano Indiana. Funeral services will be held Monday.
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Lexington
Helen Stevens Hedrick
Milton Hedrick
George E. Stevens
Milano
Ind
Swedish Match King Ivar Kreuger Ends Life in Paris
Ivar Kreuger 52, renowned Swedish match magnate and financier, was found dead in a Paris apartment with a bullet to the heart. Police say suicide, with three farewell letters to family and friends arranged on a table. He recently returned from the United States amid rumored financial pressures and nervous strain after years of global loans and match monopolies.
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Paris
Mar
Ivar Kreuger
M. Littorin
Stockholm
United States
Swedish Match Trust
New York
Avenue
Victor Emmanuel
Kreuger
Havre
Ile de France
Champs Elysee
Aristide Briand
Sweden
Mr. Kreuger
Monopolies in World Match Trade Led by Kreuger Network
Mr. Kreuger, trained in the United States, headed a trust estimated to control about 75 percent of the world’s match supply. His company and its subsidiaries held dominant positions in most European countries, creating widespread monopolies in the match industry.
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Kreuger
United States
Europe
Thorne Sentenced to Ten to Fifteen Years in Prison
Spencer Thorne a 34 year old former North Wilkesboro attorney was sentenced to 10 to 15 years in state prison on three counts of embezzlement. No appeal was taken and judgement on two cases was continued after his nolo contendere plea. Thorne embezzled a total of 3775 dollars from clients.
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North Wilkesboro
Spencer Thorne
Thorne
Winter loosens icy grip as ships face storm tolls
A five man boat was missing as winter eased, with a rescue tug in peril and a disabled steamer needing aid. Coast guard crews towed seven aboard a patrol boat near Nantucket, while other vessels and crews battled storms offshore. Forecasters warned of more cold and frost in the south as crews searched for missing mariners.
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Coast Guard
Wyoming
Halifax
Reindeer
Sambro
Harburg
Franklin
Adversus
Montcalm
Fleur de Lys
218
Nantucket
Deepwater
Diamond Shoals
Richard Dupont
Dupont
Republic
Cristobal
Panama
New London
Carolina
Rodanthe
Red Cross
Virginia
North Carolina
Dixie
Washington Weather Bureau
South
Florida
Mayors Ford Denounced as They Lead Riot Funeral Procession
About 6 000 protesters marched in Detroit in a funeral procession for four Ford River Rouge factory victims. They carried banners denouncing Henry Ford and Mayor Frank Murphy, demanded indemnity or union affiliation, and sang The Internationale.
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Deroit
Mar
Henry Ford
Frank Murphy
Ford Motor Company
River Rouge
Workers’ Center
Ferry Avenue
Woodward Avenue
Grand Circus Park
Protesters Marched Ford Plant in Cleveland Demonstration
About 60 to 70 men and a few women and children paraded around the Ford Motor company plant in Cleveland, shouting protest banners against Detroit massacres. Three police squads kept watch and reported the event as uneventful.
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Cleveland
Ford Motor Company
Detroit
Confederate veteran John Redmond dies at 81 in Lumberton
John Redmond 81 a Confederate veteran died at his home in Lumberton after a three week illness Funeral services are planned for tomorrow in Lumberton North Carolina.
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Lumberton
N. C
John Redmond
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