United States Pressed to Join Nanking Protest
Washington reports indicate President Coolidge resists a joint British led protest over the Nanking incident. The United States may still ally with Britain and other powers, seeking indemnity for American losses while avoiding ultimatums that could inflame anti foreign sentiment in China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George BR. Holmes
International News Service
Washington
Troubland
Codlidge
United Sta
Great Britain
London
China
United States
Coolidge
Kelvngg
Ulti- Maun
Don
Earthquake Damage Report Across Tokyo and Osaka
An earthquake caused widespread damage in Tokyo and Osaka with many homes wrecked. Seismic shocks occurred at 6:16 am, collapsing buildings and injuring residents.
Spring Cleaning and Classifieds in New Castle News
Spring season prompts readers to consider home improvements, furniture purchases, and yard work. Classified ads offer options for selling items, buying trees and shrubs, and other spring projects through the New Castle News.
Rev And Mrs Bender Describe Earthquake Experiences
Letter from Rev and Mrs Bender living in Tokyo Japan recounts their experiences during the March 6 1937 earthquake near Ishi Sugamo Machi Tokyo Fu They explain the situation to friends and offer the news item to The News for publication to reduce additional correspondence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bender
G. R. Bender
Japan
Ishi Sugamo Machi
Tokyo-Fu
Yangtse Valley Tensions Rise Across China
Report from Shanghai April 1 notes worsening conditions along the Yangtse valley with dangers near Hankow and Wuhu. U S cruiser Pittsburgh heads toward Tsingtao as Kuomintang factions split further, conservatives fading. Foreigners evacuated from many areas while Americans and others remain in Nanking and Shengfu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred $Y
International Mews Service
Shanghai
Yangtse Valley
Hankow
Wihu
Bonkow
Chang Tso-lin
U. S
Pittsburgh
Will Hants
Wareral
Tsingtao
Mht
Hett
Kuomintang
Reports Conflict On Condition Of King Ferdinand
Berlin reports conflicting health news on King Ferdinand of Roumania with the Roumanian censor barring telegraphic inquiries. An embassy denies a sudden death and says the king’s grippe and bruising fever complicate his condition.
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Ferdinand
der National News
Sarscead
Berlin
Ferdinand of
Roumiania
Rownanlfan
Tngnsalg
Bruirehial
Henry Ford Returns Home After Crash Injuries
Henry Ford was taken home from Henry Ford Hospital to recover in familiar surroundings after a Sunday night automobile crash. He insisted on leaving the hospital despite doctors’ mild objections, believed to provide better rest and quicker recovery at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
Ford
Henry Ford Hospital
Bava
Child Seizure Report Near Hardin Street
Police were informed that a man in a brick slicker abducted a girl as her son walked nearby. Officers Hackard, M. J. Young and Steinar searched the area but could not locate the culprit or the girl. John W. Baynham of 312 Hardin Street provided the report to police last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Baynham
Hardin Street
Ford's Condition Report From Detroit Hospital
A bulletin from Fort hospital states Jerry Foard is resting comfortably and has no new complications. He endured a difficult night with steady improvement noted this morning and stable temperature and pulse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News
Detroit
Jerry Foard
Fort
Ford
Andrews Enters Third Year As Dry Executive
Andrews voices cautious optimism about enforcing prohibition as he enters a third year in office. He says hard liquor may never return as a national beverage and credits progress in cutting supply for supporting federal policy. He notes smuggling persists, especially from Canada, but emphasizes ongoing enforcement over legalization.
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Andrews
Robert S. Thornburg
Wallington
Wenshry Anly
Roy A. Haynes
Howe
America
Toda Real
Abipatien Finn
Canada
Doal strike focal points and mine action in Western PA
Reading raw notes show widespread coal strike activity across Western Pennsylvania and Ohio. United Mine Workers mobilize thousands at Montour and Pittsburgh Coal Company sites while guards bolster open shop tensions. Demonstrations and clashes echo across Fayette County amid labor dispute pressures.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
Tidiunt
Lowe
Wisternhtenne Divnes
United Mine Workers Montour Mine
Royal Compans
Tare County
Wutharmies and
Coal and
Tren Olives Gresemding Riard
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Ibernitt
Ridgeswiey
Forea
Wonton
Ibra
Fayette County
Trial Bus Service Planned On Sampson Street
Residents of the Sixth ward discussed transportation needs at a W St Fide Civic club meeting led by H. Dupuy. A six member committee was formed to present grievances to S & O Co and push for trial bus service on Sampson Street and a Sunday bus line to ease West Side car congestion.
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Sixth Ward
Listrien
H. BE. Dupuy
Erievanc
EH. Dupuy
CC. Coulthard
Trict
Ms. Coulthard
Yo Ury
Tr Boi
Frog
Tig East
School millage fixed by New Caystte school board
The New Caystte school board fixed the school millage for the coming year at 4% with a budgeting plan totaling about 12,909 in expenses. The meeting held at noon outlined budget items including general salaries supplies repairs telephones insurance and retirement funds.
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Mily
Omlingry
Rimardy
Sapiro Farm Efforts Under Fire In Wheat King Trial
Federal court cross examination of Aaron Sapiro reveals he was paid through prearranged agreements for aiding farmers to form cooperatives. Sapiro maintains farmers set his fees while Senator Reed presses the contrast as the Ford-Sapiro suit proceeds.
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William JR
Hlpolinson
X International News Service
Federal
Anril
Aaron Sapiro
Amerigo
Micavena
James A. Reed
Menrar Mord
Wederal
Reed
Sapiro
Chicago
Death Notice for Joseph DEWOS and Dodds
Obituaries record the deaths of Joseph DEWOS 67 of North Sea and Dodds 81 of 160 Crawlord Avenue with locations and basic identifiers. The brief notice notes their surnames and ages and mentions their last known addresses.
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Joseph DY. Déwos
North Sea
Lownslip
Tos
Minty of
Dodds
Crawlord Avenue
Memorial Day planning committee formed by veterans groups
Representatives of the Spanish American War Veterans and other allied groups met at the Legion home to organize the Memorial Day observance set for May 30. ER M Campbell named general chairman with Melvin J. Cr Wits as marshal. A morning 10 o clock service at the announced location is planned. The next committee meeting is April 14 at the Legion home to finalize speakers and details.
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Unio
ER. M. Campbell
Legion
Ovariaus Committees
Reber R.H. Montgon
Dave Tyrh
Neural
Dagk Wilson
McCasies
George T. Runkie
Frad Render
Po OV
Wynne K. GC. Patton
Robber Kills Aged Farmer Injures Wife in Unclear Night
An unidentified robber killed an elderly farmer and wounded his wife in a rural incident. Police and local residents reported a struggle near the farm as neighbors arrived to assist. Several local names and groups are listed in the fragment, suggesting a community response or memorials. The article is fragmentary and names multiple individuals and organizations without clear context.
Peace Overtones Reported Amid Ohio Strike Tensions
Pittsburgh coal mines run as usual as deputy sheriffs guard 45 000 workers during an eight hour anniversary event amid a nationwide strike. The United Mine Workers press for action while officials warn assemblies to avoid violence. A wage conference with Ohio operators is planned for April 7 in Columbus.
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Vpesburgh
Unite Mine Workers of America
Bela
United Mine Workers
Robert Fl. Braun
Rintaus
Mbridgr
As of
Ohio
Bave
Ohio Coal
Columb
Lee Haten Fall
Dads
Not Affected By Coal Mine Strike In County
District reports indicate that several mines, including most in Butte county, continue operation despite wider coal disputes. Officials say production remains steady as workers and management negotiate terms.
Harvest Drudge Ends as Spring Thaw Looms
The text recalls farm life as Arthur Mometer Stier and neighbors ready fields after harvest. Workers move from stubble to repair tasks, with long days before plowing resumes. Warnings of a coming thaw hint at busier schedules and less time for leisure as chores dominate.
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New Castle News
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Mae Ag
Xny
Ash
Ned
Florida
Yangtse
Komingang
Diamand
Chiang Kai Steld
Bing
Act
Shanglal
Shengful
Waihn
Ko Pitzer
New
Cassie Hospital
Shaw Street
Auto Maker
Haynes
Sampson Street
Reed Forces
M. L. Craig
Frnreyne Buchanan
Billwad
Michael Zorte
Ferhe
Kathory
Alvin Gliteh
Woo. Smith
Junk Wilson
Sarin Gosde
Mam Reese
Banion
Miidar
Butte
Arthur Mometer
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