Simms Reports Central Asia Tensions and Powers Play
William Philip Simms opens a two part NEA Service feature on Central Asia with Peiping dispatches and grim depictions of Turkestan violence. He weighs four nations Britain Russia Japan and China vying for influence, Britain fearing India loss, and Russia using Turkestan as a strategic balance against Britain.
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Central Asia tensions loom as Panchen Lama returns debated
The article notes Britain’s tight grip on Central Asia after the Dalai Lama’s death and possible moves to restore the Panchen Lama to Lhasa. It discusses Russia Japan and Britain in a web of intrigue with India seen as vulnerable through Central Asia, hinting at future Franco-Chinese interests.
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Wrestler Fatality After Ring Combat Ends
In Miami island action Guy L Sanders of Lima Ohio collapsed two hours after a wrestling match ended with Sailor Jack Adams defeating Chief Frank Barefoot by body slam. Medical staff cited cerebral hemorrhage as the cause of Sanders death. Adams endured early trouble before leaping to grab a towel and forcing the decisive slam in a 20 minute 13 second bout.
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Daughters of American Revolution Opens 3rd Continental Congress
Mrs. William Russell Mage na, president general, urged D A R members to “talk America up” during anxieties and changes as the organization opened its 3rd Continental Congress in Washington.
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Stocks End Mixed on New York Exchange Amid Mixed Signals
A cluttered closing roundup shows numerous major names including Bethlehem, Chrysler, General Electrics, IBM, Goodyear, and Westinghouse across varied gains and losses. Investors weigh earnings, inflation fears, and demand while decrying some declines and noting selective gains as the market closes. Richard Hoe’s invention of the modern rotary printing press is credited.
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Som Invest ‘Tr
Congoleum
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Sone
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Gant Can
Andany Pack
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Gen
Gillette
Hercules Pw
Hudson
Nick Gan
Ray Giry
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Lauibert
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RG & I. Phillips Pet
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United Fruit
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Becker Galls Tate Liquor Law Model One
Edwin J. Becker praised Missouri liquor law as the best in the country during a Missouri Petal Liquor Dealers’ Association convention address. Col. Harry Scullin pledged to curb gangsters and bar women from saloons, urging dealers to help keep prohibition out of the country and improve the retail liquor business.
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Cyclone Winds Damages Texas Derricks in Galveston Area
A cyclone wind in the high island district north of Galveston, Texas, toppled 43 derricks and sent houses moving for about 40 minutes. No injuries were reported as the 75 mile per hour gusts subsided. 46 derricks were affected, leaving only three standing.
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Curious Quiet In Missouri Senate Fight Sparks Debate
Long chapter in Missouri Democratic politics as Charles M Howell from Kansas City arrives incognito and political factions jockey over Milligan Clark and McKittrick. Rumors fly about who will run, with Pendergast influence and Aylward’s slim chances shaping the tussle. Governor Park directs probes into past election violence, while energy shifts among Reed, Desimont, Hotell, and others. Meanwhile Lafayette cars priced to enter the low end market by Nash, signaling broad economic notes.
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Tuck) Milligan
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