Japan Hails Stimson Peace Move Amid China Russia Talks
Washington reports China replies to Stimson urging Kellogg pact compliance. Chinese Minister C C Wu delivers Beijing’s reply to Secretary of State. Tokyo signals satisfaction with Stimson mediation notes though U S envoy not briefed. Japan’s foreign minister denies direct mediation and Manchuria concerns. Premier Hamaguchi says peaceful solution desired but no immediate action. London notes on Soviet Britain US naval disarmament talks separate from any peace talks.
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Washington
C. C. Wu
Stimson
China
Russia
Tokio
U.P
Henry I. Stimson
United States
Japan
Siison
Foreign Office
Katsugi Debuchi
Manchuria
Baron Kijuro Shidehara
America
Shidehara
Yugo Hamaguchi
Jespan
London
U.S
Great Britain
Ramsay MacDonald
MacDonald
Arthur Henderson
House of Commons
Henderson
War clouds loom as Russia and China clash over control
The article argues a broader conflict behind Sino Soviet tensions, detailing Soviet involvement in China's government and railways, and predicting a guerilla war with uncertain mediation prospects as nations weigh lending arms or funds. It emphasizes China's push for independent governance and arms, and the global risk of widening confrontation.
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Syorld
China
America
Russia
Cleveland editors face jail and fine over contempt ruling
Martyrs no. Cleveland editors face thirty days in jail and a 500 dollar fine for contempt after criticizing a judge on an injunction. The editors appeal, arguing the price is small to defend a principle amid public debate over press expression toward public officials.
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Cleveland
Fake eye expert scam hits Charlotte area again
A farmer near Charlotte paid a faker $1000 in fish for eye restoration services, recalling a prior similar case nearby. The tale warns of con men preying on the vulnerable desire to restore sight and happiness.
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Charlotte
Largest Neon Sign in British Empire Shines in New Westminster
New Westminster BC July 22 Local column notes the largest Neon sign in the British Empire is mounted on the Pacific Coast Terminals Ltd building. The feature highlights industrial display and municipal pride for the era.
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New Westminster
B. C
British Empire
Pacific Coast Terminals, Ltd
England Batters by Weekend Storms Ending Drought
Drought in England ended by weekend storms bringing death and destruction along a 200 mile southern coast. Three deaths reported with many injured and several missing as flooding damaged basements and disrupted traffic from London to coastal resorts.
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London
Englan
Grealy
Dr Northway Expands Local Office In Mount Pleasant
Dr R A Northway, osteopath for 19 years, opens a new top floor office in the Exchange Building Mount Pleasant with seven rooms and modern equipment. The facility will house X Ray, Diathermy, Wave, Ultra Violet and Galvanic devices. Two operating rooms for ENT work added. Dr M H Crapo remains as assistant in the new location.
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Mt. ‘Pleasant
Central
Michigan
Exchange
R. A. Northway
M. H. Crapo
Northway
Pleasant
Modern Indian Revolt Of Road Builders Ended at Wolf Point Bridge
The 1929 Indian revolt at Wolf Point ended with braves sent back to the reservation and peace restored after Indians objected to bridge approaches on Indian property. They attacked road crews hindering tractors and scrapers, and work stopped while federal court arguments unfolded. Damages will be paid as adjudged by the United States district court.
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Wolf Point
Mont
Wolf Point Bridge
United States District Court
Alaska Flight Ends In Crash Near Yar Mount
Captain Ross G. Hoyt, U.S. Army flyer from New York to Nome Alaska, crash landed near Yar Mount British Columbia late Sunday. He was uninjured. his aircraft wrecked, and Hoyt arrived here fatigued by motor from the crash site.
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Edmonton
Ross G. Hoyt
United States Army Flyer
New York
Nome
Alaska
Yarmount
British Columbia
Hoyt
Altho
Mitchell Field
L. I
Vanderhoff
Alaskan
Traverse City
Alligator Found In Adirondacks River
An alligator about ten inches long was captured by boys in the Ausable River near Saranac Lake New York. The reptile, believed several years old, was sunning on a rock when taken. No explanation was given for how it came to be in the cold waterway which is ice-bound through much of winter.
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Saranag Lake
N. Y
Ausable River
Wickersham back to work after prohibition critique
Washington July 22 The president's law enforcement commission resumes duties after a brief interim. The panel, under pressure from Chairman George W Wickersham's call for stronger state involvement in enforcement, faces public debate while continuing its exhaustive probe of crime and law enforcement under Hoover.
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Washington
Law Enforcement Commission
Center
George W. Wickersham
Wickersham
Caraway
Arkansas
White House
Hoover
Wickersharh
Victor Berger on Road to Recovery
Milwaukee July 22 Victor L Berger former congressman and veteran Socialist leader is believed on the road to recovery officials announced today Berger suffered a fractured skull and other injuries when struck by a streetcar several days ago and is unconscious only at intervals
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Milwaukee
U.P
Victor L.berger
Berger
Two Families Die In Grade Crossing Crash Near Eaton
A Sunday grade crossing crash near Eaton Ohio killed two entire families including two young couples and three children. Frank Clark of Richmond Indiana and his 16 year old wife Melinda were in the car returning from an Ohio outing when their vehicle was struck by a Chicago to Cincinnati passenger train.
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Eaton, O
U.P
Here
Frank Clark
Richmond
Ind
Melinda
Ohio
Chicago
Cincinnati
Army Officer Found Dead in Air Field Quarters
Mount Clemens July 22 A 28 year old second lieutenant Eugene Wilcox of the army air reserve corps was found dead in his quarters at Selfridge field. Officials say the death is not believed to be violent but the exact cause remains undetermined pending a military inquiry. The body was sent to Indianapolis after a transfer from Kelly Field San Antonio.
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MT. Clemens
U.P
Eugene Wilcox
Army Air Reserve Corps
Ralph
Royce White
Selfridge Field
Nied
L. W. Ballentyne
H. V. Groesbeck
Airplane liquor smuggling questioned by Windsor officials
Aerial runners on the Canadian border are under scrutiny by Windsor customs officers who seek the number and identity of airplane liquor smugglers. A recent seizure by state police in New Boston, Michigan, of an aircraft with 14 cases of whiskey heightens the concern and underscores Ontario export restrictions by air.
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Windsor
Ont
WUP
New Boston
Mich
Ford to Build Two Millionth Model A in Detroit
Ford Motor Company announces that the two millionth Model A car will roll off the Detroit assembly line Wednesday. The first Model A was completed December 3, 1927, and the first million was reached in February. Officials say the third million will come even faster than the second.
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Detroit
U.P
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Robin Soars Toward Endurance Flight Record
St Louis pilots Dale Jackson and Forrest O Brime extend an unbroken refueling endurance flight to 218 hours on the Missouri Robin. With a leak in the oil line forcing a temporary halt, teammate Joseph Hammer and W Gentry Shelton reached 113 hours in a concurrent effort as the record pursuit continued.
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Forrest O'Brine
ST. Louis
Miggouri-Robbin
Stan Sne
St. “Louis
Missouri-Robbin
U.P
Dale ‘Jackson
Forest O’brime
Joseph Hammer
W. Gentry Shelton
Jackson
Salt Water Found at Big Rapids Oil Well
Reports from the Big Rapids oil well indicate salt water at 3,200 feet depths in Traverse formation. Drillers plan to continue to try to drive out the salt and reach the Dundee sands.
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Big Rapids
Traverse
Dundee
Hesitation Warns in Classified Ad Call to Action
Philosophical note contrasts delaying decisions with action in ads. It urges readers to call today for prompt results in selling houses or cars, warning that procrastination can lead to financial ruin as neighbors already respond to ads.
Sherman Township Forms Oil and Gas Group in Isabella County
Farmers in Sherman township Isabella county organize the Sherman Township Oil and Gas Association with officers Arthur Fleming president Mrs Margaret Tower vice president Sheridan I Gardiner M D secretary E G Himebaugh treasurer and Floyd A Sides and E C G Himebaugh as trustees They have over 2000 acres under lease to Sheridan Gardiner who negotiates with a drilling company Geologists deem the site promising for oil and gas Drilling operations are expected to start soon
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Sherman Township
Isabella Couunty
Mt. Pleasant
Sheridan BE. Gardiner
Corminaly
Former Greenville Man To Sail For Post In Egypt
Ann Arbor reports Dr. Claude H. Barlow will sail September 8 for Egypt to head a Rockefeller Foundation expedition studying the blood fluke. He will base in Cairo for at least three years, after previous work as a medical missionary in China. He plans to stay at Douglas Lake and the University of Michigan Biological Station before joining his family in Oberlin, with two daughters joining in the East.
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Ann Arbor
Claude H. Barlow
Egypt
Rockefeller Foundation
Cairo
Barlow
China
Baptist Church
United States
Oberlin
Douglas Lake
University of Michigan Biological Station
Oberlin, O
Tunney Faces New Balm Suit In September Action
Bridgeport Connecticut July 22 James J Gene Tunney is accused of alienation of affections and seduction in a 500000 damage suit filed by John S Fogarty former husband of Katherine King Fogarty in Fairfield County Superior Court Fogarty also has a 500000 breach of promise suit against Tunney pending Judge Charles J Martin New Haven said Fogarty’s suit claims Tunney induced Fogarty’s wife to obtain a divorce and marry him The old colonial farmhouse to be used by Tunney and his wife in Stamford has been attached for 500000 in connection with the suit
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Bridgeport Conn
U.P
James J
Gene) Tunney
Fairfield County Superior Court
Katherine King Fogarty
John S$. Fogarty
Bart Worth
Tex
Fogarty
Tunney
New Haven
Oil Royalty and Leases At Public Sale
Public notice announces a sale of oil royalty interests and leases with details forthcoming. Watch space for further announcement and updates on this advertisement item.
Local oil operators to set rules for Mt Pleasant field
Lansing July 22 A meeting of oil operators of the Mt Pleasant field will be called within two weeks and possibly next week to formulate their rules for operations state geologist R A Smith announced today.
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Lansing
Mt. Pleasant
R. A. Smith
Complete oil well permits and locations listed for Mt. Pleasant field
A special column on page 6 publishes a complete up-to-date list of permit applications and locations for all oil wells in the Mt. Pleasant field dating from July 13 to 20.
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Mt. Pleasant
Meetings Set On Oil Field Rules At Muskegon And Mt Pleasant
State officials plan two open sessions with operators to draft simple law statements and supplementary rules. Smith notes Mt Pleasant field smoother than Muskegon. main issue is double packer use and potential brine leakage threatening Midland district chemical plants. The department endorses cement or mud under pressure to seal wells.
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Muskegon
F.R. Rye
Homer. Murphy
Conservation’ Department
and. Smith
Smith
Mt. Pleasant
Mt. . Pleasant
Midland
Outdoor university in Denver lets dogs in class
In Denver a new Outdoor University holds dusk lectures in a Greek amphitheater on a park knoll overlooking the Rockies. No tuition or attendance records. students include flappers and their companions, housewives and children. Lectures cover chemistry, earthquakes, or astronomy as dogs are quieted and the class begins.
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Denver
Golo
Rocky Mountains
Sidney B. Whipple
Whipple
I. G. Bonfils
The
Denver Post
Wie
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