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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1934

Page

8

Shanghai Riots Highlight Tense International Clash

In Shanghai's international settlement rioting erupted as Japanese sailors resisted British arrests for assaulting a Chinese woman. Missiles flew and clashes loomed, with Japanese officials and British police negotiating as dawn broke and police faced hundreds of attackers.

Shanghai

Naval incident and shale oil fuels plant noted

The report describes sailors struck by flying objects as reinforcements of British and Japanese naval shore patrols halted the outbreak. British police withdrew and the Japanese navy took charge of the two sailors. Scotland is operating a plant for production of motor fuels from shale oils.

Scotland

Powder Plant Explodes Near Hawks Prairie Killing Ten

A powder factory near Hawks Prairie, Olympia, Washington, exploded killing ten workers and injuring seven, with seven fatalities at once and others in hospital. Names included Ches Carpenter, Hazen Eppley, John Claudsen, and Clarence Ulery among others. Fire hampered rescue efforts. cause undetermined.

Olympia Wash Hawks Prairie Ches Carpenter Hazen Eppley H. J. Dean Alvin Smith Andrew Hayden O. Adams John Claudsen Womarried Clarence E. Ulery Pearl Ulery Oliver Wilson Henry Dean

Portland plant blaze endangers storage magazine

A minor explosion and fire preceded the main incident at J. A. Deans Portland plant. The main storage magazine containing several tons of powder, about 200 yards away, escaped destruction. Loss was estimated at $75,000. A remark on water molecules follows.

J. A. Dean Portland

Wash Out 15 Miles of Kidney Tubes

Medical authorities warn that kidneys contain 15 miles of tiny tubes that purify the blood. Doan's Pills are advertised as a safe, long used remedy to wash out waste and relieve pain from kidney trouble without dangerous drugs.

Doan Foster-afilburn Co

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