Butler Collegian appoints editors for next semester
Editors named at Butler University banquet include Joseph Thomas as managing editor Ruth Robison Harlan Hadley William Brennan Robert Sterns Richard Frazier Charles Bousley Maja Brownlee Tom Hubbard Luke Walton George Lloyd and Robert Boyer News editors and the chief editorial writer Also noted is Richmond Indiana reporting on two auto accident deaths under coroner inquiry Charlotte Spalding 23 and Andrew Stone 77 died after collisions with police and a private vehicle respectively.
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Chinese Rebels Routed by Canton Troops in Canton Battle
Shanghai dispatch reports Nationalist forces under General Chiang Kai-Shek defeated Chang Fa-Kwei’s Revolutionary Ironsides, pursuing retreating rebels north of the Canton river after a two day engagement. Advices from Hong Kong confirm loyal Cantonese troops remain in control of northern Canton.
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Jail Sentence for Smuggling Greek Alien Conspiracy
Frederick A. Fisher former United States inspector was sentenced to eighteen months in Leavenworth and fined $500 for conspiracy to violate immigration law. Co defendant Peter Leonas received fourteen months. They were found guilty of smuggling a Greek alien into the United States for $25.
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Ground Lost by Strikers in Illinois Fight
Taylorville Illinois December report on the National Miners Union strike leaders as the strike weakens with miners returning to work in three local mines after guards left. The action remains mainly in Christian County with minimal spread and recruiting at Pana. The Nationalists called a rally led to two mines closed, but most expect quick returns to work as enthusiasm fades.
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