Outbreak in Japan Halted in Tokyo Demonstration
In Tokyo on April 7, 10000 left wing demonstrators battered the premier Shidehara residence as U S Military Police cleared the scene with mounted guns and warning shots. Police failed to stop stones and smashed windows while a crowd sought the cabinet’s overthrow amid election tensions. Two Japanese officers were beaten and later careened away as the crowd dispersed at dusk.
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Tokyo
U. S
Shidehara
Hugh Hoffman
WS. Seventh Cavalry Division
U.S
Submarines Fare Best In Cutting Of Fleet
Washington reports Navy budget cuts favor submarines while surface ships face major curtailments. Only one battleship, the Kentucky, remains on the ways as design or use reviews loom. Plan calls for scrapping three of 13 cruisers and suspending work on one carrier and one of eight submarines, with aluminum tag upgrades saving funds. An unrelated note mentions 1611 cows arriving in Jamestown.
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Washington
Kentucky
Navy
Permanent Auto Tags Beginning Next Year
Annapolis April 7 Governor O Conor announced Maryland motorists will receive permanent automobile registration plates next year. He cited discussions with W Lee Elgin and Walter N Kirkman and said he approved outlay of present apportionments for the program.
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Annapolis
O'Conor
Maryland
W. Lee Elgin
Leanl Elise
Walter N. Kirkman
Epilepsy Aid Estimated Across Loy Perenns
A rough estimate suggests that about one Loy perenn is assisted for epilepsy. The figure implies a notable need for medical support and services within the community.
Glee Club Hosts Guests From Haverford At Dinner
Charles Hagan, Mrs. Wilbur Ford Sy, and Charles Webber lead a night of solos and ensemble music by violin, flute, and piano at Brodbevk Hall in Haverford Pa. The Haverford guests enjoyed the concert as Br. Abe Pepinsky directed the chorus during the dinner hosted by the Glee club.
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Charles Hagan
Wilbur Ford Sy
Charles Webber
Glee Club
Fie
Glee Heir
Laverford Lene
Haverford
Brodbevk Hall
Abe Pepinsky
Cook Seeks Governorship With Pay and Ten Month Plan
Maryland candidate Thomas E. Cook files for the Democratic nomination for governor urging twelve months of pay for teachers and higher state support for farmers and veterans. He calls for $2 automobile tags, minimum $50 weekly breadwinner pay, and job preferences for war veterans. Includes biographical notes and past campaign results.
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Baunsday Garty
Loretia Ann Fox
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Herbert R. 'Qc'conor
Stephen B. iPeddicord
Job M. Kennedy
Baltimore
Tennessee
Tt Hesigh Udeville Railroad
Frederick
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