War With Japan Urged On China By Chiang Kai-Shek
Hong Kong July 22 AP The insurgent Canton government received telegrams from Chang Taetting of Manchuria urging a united Chinese war against Japan. Chiang Kai-Shek allegedly offered to resign and proposed All-Chinese unity to mobilize troops toward the Korean border. The Canton government reportedly did not approve the plan and no action was taken. The tangle involves Chiang, the Nanking regime, and northern forces amid a broader Sino Korean conflict and Manchuria unrest.
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Canton
Chang Such Ding
Manchuria
Chaing Kai-Shek
Lancer
China
Dipu Whe
Chiang
Channg Kailke Shes
Dapanvee
Tilly
Chinese Nationaliat
Nanking
Drug Stores Not General Stores
VEMPINS of Knox pees at the Tennessee Pharmaceutical Association convention arguing the drug store of the future will keep soda fountains as an institution of the drug store and should not become a general merchandise emporium. He warns against turning the store into a place focused on fees, wheeling woods, dainty sandwiches, or excessive nondrug offerings.
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Vempins
Duty
Ck. Heineieh
Knox
Pee
Tennessee Pharmaceutical Association
Rum Convention Stirs New York Liquor Price Fight
The New York American reports July 22 that Atlantic seaboard runners and boot oysters gather in New York for a convention aimed at stabilizing liquor prices. One runner claims a rival cut his price from eight dollars to two fifty per case after being transported ashore from a turn row.
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New York
The
New York American
Alantic Seaboard
Turn Row
Kinney Indicted for Murder in Memphis
Mrs. Stacy Kinney is indicted for murder in Memphis for the July 6 death of her husband Stacy Kinney. She told police her husband beat her and advanced on her with a brake stick when she shot him. She is free on $5,000 bond. Indictment returned yesterday.
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Memphis
Stacy Kinney
Confederate Vets Refuse Lincoln Celebration Participation
NASHVILLE Tenn July 22 AP The United Confederate Veterans will not take part in a proposed Abraham Lincoln celebration. Commander in chief General C A DeSaussure of Memphis says Lincoln is among those he would least want his descendants to follow. Governor Sampson invited Union figures to attend. The adjutant general notes the organization opposes joining with Grand Army of the Republic to exalt Lincoln. The October 4 6 Hodgenville Kentucky event moves forward without Confederate participation.
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Nashville
Tenn
United Confederate Soteramm
Abraham Lincoln
C. A. DeSaussure
Memphis
Lincoln
DeSaussure
Flam D Sampson
Kentucky
Hodgenville
Harry Rene Leu
Nasaville
Veteran Organization
Lee
DeSausgure
Sampyon
Mr. Lincoln
Sampson
John J. Pershing
Grand Army of the Republic
Omy Jland
Weather outlook with scattered thunder showers
Tennessee to see partly cloudy skies tonight and Thursday with scattered thunder showers and little temperature change. Virginia mostly fair tonight and Thursday, with afternoon showers possible in the southwest. Winds become variable and moderate from the northwest. Temperatures similar to yesterday and the previous year’s readings. Rain yesterday in inches noted. Readings taken at 6:00 by T. C. Harris, U.S.W.O.
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Tennessee
Virginia
Clemency Sought for Albert Pall in Naval Lease Case
Washington July 22. The Justice Department is studying clemency for Albert B Fall despite no direct petition. An exception allowed by a presidential ruling prompted inquiries from Senators Catting and Bratton of New Mexico and the state legislature. Fall, prisoner 6991, was fined 100000 and sentenced to one year and a day for naval oil reserve leases. Interst ate Commerce Commission adjourns railroad rate hearing to August 31.
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Washington
Albert B. Pall
Hoover
Justice Department
Bus | Department
Catting and Bratton
New Mexico
White House
Fall
James A. Pinch
Germany
Commerce Department
Moscow
Shaw Pets
Russia
Phoenix Brewery Seized by Prohibition Agents in New York
Prohibition agents seized the five story Phoenix Brewery in New York after a night raid led by Administrator Andrew McCampbell. More than 30 agents used bars and battering rams. 50 employees escaped, four men were arrested. The plant, valued around 1.0 million, is described as modern with automatic fillers and refrigerating machinery. U.S. Attorney Medalie announced plans to confiscate the buildings and site.
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New York
Fedora
Prohibition
Phoenix
Andrew McCampbell
U. S
Medalie
Phoenix Brewery
Consumers
France hid disarmament memo from League of Nations
Paris papers showed little interest in France's disarmament memorandum to the League of Nations. The foreign office summary was printed widely, while L Echo de Paris alone published the full text, reflecting nationalist opposition to Briand's policy.
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France
League of Nations
Paris
Foreign Office
L'Echo de Pais
Briand
Museum Receives Autogiro Willow At Smithsonian
In Grove, Pa, the first autogiro town in America dispatched the autogiro Willow from Pitcairn Field to Washington. James G. Ray, vice president of Autogiro Company, piloted the craft to land at the Smithsonian grounds for display among historic aircraft.
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Grove
Dalu
America
Pitcairn Field
Washington
Smithsonian Institution
James G. Ray
Autogiro Company of America
White House
U. S. Moves to Aid, Citizen Held for Killing Chinaman
The State Department instructed the American Legation at Peiping to ensure Dr. Francis F. Tucker the proper treatment under extra territorial treaties while he remains in Chinese custody. A detailed statement by Tucker describes a hospital staffer possibly stealing funds, leading to a confrontation with a janitor who was killed after a burglary attempt. Consul Meinhardt asked for Tucker’s surrender to Chinese authorities.
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Washington
State Department
Peiping
Francis F. Tucker
Department
Johnson
Tucker
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Techow
Perping
Mission Hospital
jSkeleton Key
Dr. Tucker
Tsinantu
Carl D. Meinhardt
Excursion Boat Center of Fight on Detroit River
On July 22 on the Detroit river an excursion steamer carrying about 1,000 church youths was caught in a chase with liquor runners. A bullet wounded Arthur Gajeski, 23, aboard the Ste. Claire as 12 patrol shots were fired, with runners escaping into Canadian waters and witnesses recounting a running battle along the channel.
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Detroit
Young Peoples’ Society
Hquor Lrunners
Detroit River
Arthur Gajeski
Ste. Claire
Walter 5. Petty
U. S. Collector of Customs
St. Claire
Border Patrol
Gajeski
Definite Plans Adopted for Relief of German Situation
Germany acts to squeeze tax collections under a government decree advancing penalties for nonpayment and for declaring faulty returns. Officials in Berlin order foreign funds disclosed before July 29, with Reichsbank seizure possible for holdings over about $5,000. Women's groups urge Germans to back peace and reparations limits as wartime strains persist.
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Berlin
Germany
Theovernmens
Reichshank
Pieee
Women’s Red Cross
National Guard Saves Prisoner in Tennessee Shootout
Two men involved in a Springfield Tennessee shooting Sunday were in Nashville as crowds dispersed from Robertson County jail. Sheriff J Matt Murphy remained hospitalized with life threatening injuries after being shot in a gun battle that drew 117th infantry troops. Everett Holloway, jailed on a shotgun assault charge, was moved to Davidson County jail after guards cleared a 5000 strong mob with bayonets and Major Otho C Robinson led forces to extract Holloway and transport him to Nashville despite James Murphy’s threats.
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Nashville
Tenn
Springfield
Roberston County
J. Matt Murphy
St. Thomas Hospital
Everett Holloway
Davidson County
Murphy
Holloway
National
Rev G Edward Hudson bids to weather divorce and bigamy suit
Revivalist Aimee Semple McPherson's former husband Rev G Edward Hudson announces he will stand by Ma Kennedy amid an annulment divorce and bigamy charges. He declares he will be there like a man when authorities need him to aid Ma Kennedy or her circle. Local figures Minnie Kennedy Hudson and Margaret Newton-Hudson are involved in related divorce filings in Los Angeles.
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Rev. G. Edward Hudson
Ma” Kennedy
Aimee Semple McPherson
Los Angeles
Ma Kennedy
Aimee's Son and Bride Honeymoon at Angelus Temple
Rolf McPherson son of evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson and his bride Lorna Dee Smith of Oklahoma were honeymooning today after a ceremony at Angelus Temple before 5 300 guests. The broadcast event featured a two hour program with light opera drama and vaudeville. A daughter Roberta Semple Smyth and her husband William Smyth were to be bridesmaid and best man but were withdrawn.
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Los Angeles
Rolf McPherson
Aimee Semple McPherson
Lorna Dee Smith
Alva
Okla
William B. Smyth
McPherson
Smyth
Temple
Kansas counties pause tax deadlines to aid farmers
NO COUNTY TAXES TO PEKA Kansas counties declare a moratorium to ease farmers as Kansas officials report 17 counties postponing semi annual tax installments up to a month with no penalties. The move comes amid record wheat production and low prices for farmers in a year of ample harvest.
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Peka
Kas
Kansas
Ma s Husband in Tough Snarl
Los Angeles July 22 AP a 930000 breach of promise suit was filed against Guy Edward Hudson the third legal action involving him since he wed Mrs Minnie Kennedy mother of evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson The case filed by Ethel Lee Parker Harbert rests on his refusal to marry after winning her love and a pre nup trip in 1929 Mrs Kennedy Hudson seeks annulment claiming Hudson was already married to Margaret Newton Hudson who also sues for divorce and prosecutors look for witnesses to support a bigamy charge in Washington state
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Los Angeles
Guy Edward Hudson
Minnie 3. Kennedy
Aimee Sempie McPherson
Ethel Lee Parker Harbert
Hudson
Extended credit for Reich looms as only way out
London reports that seven powers adopted two recommendations to tackle Germany’s financial crisis. They urge renewal of a $100 million credit for three months and ask major private banks to keep existing German credits, with ministers to decide on technical details. A German delegation heads to Berlin to discuss needs with international bankers. Washington notes Germany’s long-running trade deficit and reparations payments as key pressures.
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London
Germany
Bank of England
Bank of France
Federal Reserve Bank of the
United States
Bank For International Settlements
Committee of Finance Minsters
Mai
Stimson
Great Britain
de. Curtis
Berlin
Arthur Henderson
MacDonald
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Albert Fall
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Russell
John Lupe
Toveya
National Guard
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Frank Lober
Minnie Keenenedy Hudson
Ja Margaret Newton-Hudson
Mra. L. Margaret Newton-Hudson
Aimee
Rolph
Angelus Temple
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