Attack on Chinese Foreign Minister in Nanking Riot
Foreign Minister C. W. Wang and several aides were assaulted by a mob of students in Nanking over Manchuria policy. Wang was carried to safety after windows and office were wrecked. a riot squad later protected him. The incident followed protests amid Japanese occupation and League of Nations pleas.
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League of Nations
China
Japan
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Firs
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Ing
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Manchuria
Lakdon
Tokyo
Ching
Yale University
Phi Beta Kappa
Russia May Take Hand in Manchuria Crisis Warned
Moscow newspaper Izvestia declared Russia cannot ignore the Sino Japanese conflict in Manchuria and will defend peace against imperialist aggression. The editorial criticized Japan’s course and warned against evading neighborhood incidents while noting Soviet support for the Kellogg pact.
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Moscow
Izvestia
Manchuria
Russia
Geneva
Bom Litvinoff
Fover
Toombs Sentenced to Two Years in Leavenworth
Rex O Prolitics former president of the International Life Insurance Company was sentenced today in United States district court to two years in the federal penitentiary at Leavenworth Kan He had served time in the Ausouri state prison and was denied parole Chief charge involved using the mails to defraud with six counts for sending unauthorized stock certificates to Chicago and eastern cities
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Rex O 'Prolitics
Th International Life Insurance Company
Ausouri
Leavenworth
Kan
United States District Court
Toombs
Charles Davis
Insurance Company
Chicago
Patrons Resent Raid At Ye Old Tea Room
Rochester N Y Sept 26 Three prohibition agents raiding Ye Old Tea Room faced a resentful crowd of patrons. Police riot squad rescued the agents from the disturbance as tensions flared during the raid.
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Prohibition
Rochester
N. XY
Ye Old Tea Room
O'Neil to Return to Topeka After Legion Command
Ralph T. O'Neil of Topeka Kansas completes a year as national commander of the American Legion and plans to resume his law practice at home. His family accompanied him as they prepared to return to Topeka. The Legion previously refused to seek immediate action on adjusted compensation certificates.
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Kan
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Fition
Local Social News From Big Springs
Big Springs social roundup notes visits by Fresno California residents Clarence Cassady and Mrs Curew with son Lloyd Topeka residents Mr and Mrs Charles Curew joined by Lloyd for a Thursday call Mrs Mac Henry hosts an event. Horton guests Mr and Mrs Perry Chain attend dinner at S Wise home. Tecumseh area hosts Mr and Mrs John French and J J Bunce for Sunday supper at C S Woodley home. Big Springs 4 H club met at the schoolhouse Friday to discuss Veterans Day plans. Juanita Webber and Jack Henry provided instrumental music. Next meeting October 18 at Will Henry’s with a Wiener roast. Mr and Mrs Albert French mentioned.
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Clarence Cassady
Fresno
California
Charles Curew
Lloyd
Topeka
Mac Henry
Perry Chain
Horton
S. Wise
John French
J J Bunce
Leavenworth
C. S. Woodley
Tecum
Big Springs
Juanita Webber
Jack Henry
Dinner Hosts Honor Shildren and Guests in Kansas City
Jack and Candace Ann Shildren of Kansas City and Mr and Mrs Jake French of Eudora were entertained at Sunday dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Herbert Wymer. Charlene Wilson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Wilson, is very ill in St Francis Hospital after whooping cough complications. The Big Springs Farm Bureau Club will meet Thursday afternoon September 24 at the home of Mrs Vesta Bahnmaier to discuss plans of interest to all members and ensure attendance.
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Shildren Jack
Candace Ann
Kansas City
Jake French
Eudora
Herbert Wymer
Charlene Wilson
Charles Wilson
St. Francis Hospital
Big Springs
Clinton Belvoir Service At Washington Creek Church
Nearly 200 people attended the fourth union of young people at Washington Creek church Sunday evening. Miss Postma on furlough from China spoke about missionary work and experiences. Mr. Lon Griffith presided as the service offered inspiration.
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Jack Gibler
Washington Creek
Stull
Lone Star
Clinton
Postma
China
Lon Griffith
Vitus Hadl
Fred Miner
French
Ervin Warner
Topeka
Funeral, rain mark Clearfield weekend news
CLEARFIELD Deckwa attended the funeral services for Charles Gabriel in Eudora Sunday afternoon at St. Pauls Evangelical church. A welcome rain fell Sunday night, the first in seven weeks, as farmers hauled water for stock and home use. Families from the area attended events including a Southeast District Douglas County School of Religious Education convention in Vinland and the Wellsville fair.
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Deckwa
Charles Gabriel
Eudora
St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
John Selzer
Johnny
Henry Deckwa
Henry Hausman
Herbert Jawrenz
Lillie Chaney
Etta Bell
Community Notes From Near Olathe and De Soto
Local families visit neighbors and relatives around Olathe De Soto and Bonita. Corliss and friends transport watermelons and potatoes while tending to canning. Appendicitis surgery at St Marys Hospital and school enrollment at Cedar Junction are noted along with hospital visits and social gatherings at the Willow Springs Farm Bureau in De Soto.
Lawrence area notes and social snippets
Mrs A O Stoltzing of Lawrence visited her daughter Mrs C H Reen and family. Miss Irene Kampschroeder stayed with relatives. Several locals ill with ivy poison, tonsil operation at a Topeka hospital, and various visits to Topeka for silo men. Weekend visits include O K Platz, Viola Kraft, Dian Kraft, and Kenneth Stull. Suburban and church social ties appear, with school competition noting Lawrence leading Stull in a Sunday school contest.
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A. O. Stoltzing
Lawrence
C. H. Reen
Raymond Hoffsommer
Topeka
Irene Kampschroeder
Dorothy Reep
George Hout
Roy Deskin
M. Gibler
Frank Bid
of Deleran
O. K. Platz
Viola Kraft
Miriam Kraft
Reep
O. A
George Anderson, Jr
Will Anderson
Sile
John Stull
Missus Hazel
Edith
Walter Houk
Grace
Walter
Helen _Kampschroeder
Theodore Walter
August Walter
Silo Men
John Unger, Sr
Frank Houk
Henry Bahnmaier
Lecompton
Hubert Wulfkuhle
Henry Deister
Silk Men
Harles Anderson
Andrews
Lawrence and
Stull
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Martin Lemler
King Legion
Kansas Telephone Company
J. W. Greenleaf
State Public Sevice Commission
Kansas
Bonner Springs
Linwood
Wichita, Kan
Meta Barron
Griffos
Clinton-Belvoir
Clearfield
Wesley Deckwa
Henry
Journal-World
Corliss
Leo Bakert
Near
Olathe
Charles Baker
C. H. Musser
Glenn Couch
Charles French
Erle Hunter
Will Savage
Bonita
Will
Moundao
Maude Lewis
Will Corliss
Aoman
Wheeling
L. L. Corliss
Lambertson
L. J. Corliss
Lynn Montgomery
L.L. Curtiss
Cedar Junction
Thelma Murphy
Agnes Atkinson
Bert Lane
George Baker
Morris
Bonnie
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Dodi Martin
Ival
Dodi
Virginia Martin
Ival Lane
Clarence Miller
C. Tf. Musser
Erle
Meinke
Fay Harbison
Oma Dent
W. H. Dent
Dents
Robert Turner
de Soto
Yarnold
Universal Console
Avon
Eaeak
Consore Renges
America
Offive Universal
Avon's
Universal EE
Green Bros
Mass
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