Death Comes to Billy Sunday in Chicago
Famed evangelist Rev. William Ashley Sunday dies at 72 in Chicago after a long career blending baseball imagery with revival zeal. Born Ames Iowa November 19 1863 he rose from an undertaker’s shop to lead campaigns across the nation. His death followed angina pectoris with plans for funeral arrangements awaiting arrival of his sons.
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The East Revisited Week in Manchoukuo Concluded
A journal excerpt notes limited citizen discontent in Manchoukuo and describes the imagined paths to an Imperial Palace. It references Emperor Kangte, his river fleet at Harbin, and a Japanese constructed parsonage. Officials appear Manchoukuoan with Japanese buffer influences amid policy uncertainty.
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Manchukuo and Japan in 1935 China borders and currency
Frank Herron Smith notes Manchoukuo’s Japanese leadership, the central figures Minami and Matsuoka, and praise for Japan’s governance. He contrasts with Russian claims, describes infrastructure, memorials, and the population’s gradual adaptation, then shifts to India’s tariff-supported industry growth and Australia’s subsidized air routes.
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Marmola Diet Claim Promises Easy Fat Loss
Evaluates Marmola Prescription Tablets as a scientific method to burn fat without dieting or strenuous exercise. Claims the gland imbalance causes fat and that Marmola helps by supplying the missing substance, with the formula in every box and urging readers to buy from druggists.
Navy parity seen between U S and Britain at looming conference
London dispatch reports authoritative circles expect continued naval parity between the United States and Great Britain regardless of the failing naval conference. Indications of broad accord on equality emerge from prior talks, while pessimism persists about substantial new agreements. Japan’s stance on ratio changes remains a key obstacle as ships age and 5-5-3 limits fade.
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Cramped Courthouse Quarters Back County Bastile Reported
Cramped quarters in the courthouse and prisoners confined in the county bastile signal crowded conditions in the facility. Authorities report restricted space, delaying custody transfers and court proceedings as inmates remain in tight confinement.
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