Washington Sees China Japan Fight Decide Before Peace Moves
In Washington the view grows that China and Japan must settle their differences in the Shanghai area and reach a military decision before any further peace overtures can be made by foreign governments. After fourteen days of fighting, attempts at local truces have failed and the United States Great Britain France and Italy can do little beyond representations to Japan regarding dangers to the international settlement and the French concession.
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Washington
China
Japan
Shanghai
United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
Farm Life Big Factor in Nation's Strength
Manhattan Kansas February 19 AP The strength of a country at war relies largely on rural population says F D Ferrell president of Kansas State College addressing the Farm and Home week Women’s section. He cites France’s farm homes and contrasts U S farm life as a normal hard working life with simple living and close ties to nature aiding national resilience.
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Manhattan
Kan
F. D. Ferrell
Kansas State College
France
United States
Farrell
Journal-World Market Basket
Crowds Held Off by Gunman in Oklahoma Bank Robbery
In Haileyville a bank robbery ended with three bandits escaping as a machine gunner in the rear seat directed locals to stay back. About $2,000 in loot was retrieved by the two robbers inside the Bank of Haileyville. the gunman fired from the car, dropping tacks as they fled.
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Oklahoma
Haileyville
Okla
Bank of Haileyville
Paris Press Divided On Gibson Geneva Speech
Paris dispatch reports mixed reactions to Hugh S. Gibsons Geneva disarmament speech. Le Matin praised its collaborative spirit while noting Americas stance, the Petit Parisien found the policy contradictory yet with good points, Excelsior called it slightly platonic, and newspapers viewed Chancellor Bruening’s address as an attempt to undermine the Versailles treaty.
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Paris
Hugh S. Gibson
Geneva
le Matin
America
Petit Parisien
Gibson
Kansas City Wrestler Killed in Atchison Road Crash
George McIntosh Jr., 36, a Kansas City professional wrestler, was killed when struck by a car on highway 73 E four miles west of Atchison Kansas. Driver John Brock Jr., an Atchison county farmer, said he swerved to avoid the standing wrestler who appeared to flag him. Survived by his widow a daughter Anna Frances 12 and two brothers and his Atchison parents.
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Atchison, Kan
George McIntosh, Jr
Kansas City
Atchison
John Brock
Atchison County
McIntosh
Brock
Anna Frances
Vatican City rails world shortest line new railroad
Tracks have been laid for the Vatican railroad the world’s shortest line. Service is planned to begin in June when the new station is finished.
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Vatican City
Vatican Railroad
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London
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Highgate
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Hiats
All Star
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Ganteed
Coronado
Windsor
Pennsylvania
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