War tensions rise as Japan and China trade notes
Tokyo rejects immediate war claims while China vows to protect its citizens. Nanking protests a recent bombing in Manchuria. Both capitals push for League of Nations mediation. China seeks restraint to avoid wider conflict.
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Nanking
Tokyo
Chichen, Manchuria
Japaneet
Wir- Manes
Mukden
Siait~eivarin
Associated Press
China
Manchuria
Japan
Devries Alteck
Nanklog Ai
Ie League of Nations Council
Japfmueme
Chiang
Dec
Ian Mei
Fleming H. Revell Dies at 86 in Yonkers Hospital
Fleming H Revell founder and chairman of the publishing house dies Sunday afternoon at St Johns Hospital Yonkers in his 86th year. He helped build a company with branches in Chicago Toronto London and Edinburgh and retired from active presidency in 1929 while remaining chairman of the board. Funeral arrangements are announced with Mrs Sharpe traveling to attend.
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Fleming H Revell
Aveour
Rverdale-on-the-Hudson
Chicago
Revell
New York
Toronto
London
Edinburgh
Attive
New York Life Insurance Company
American Misssion To Lepers
Northfield
Mags
Presbyterian Church
The
Sharpe
Returned to sanatorium new maven court order restrains trial
James HL Hoeck former Harvard student and Chicago journalist son of a clergyman was ordered to Rockville Maryland sanatorium by court, ending his trial for burglary charges tied to the pillow cage burglar spree. Authorities dropped charges after determining his absence from New Haven at the time. His family identified him and noted mental tendencies.
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New Maven
Conn
James HL Hoeck
Harvard
Chicago
Cimcinisti
Rockvile
Boeck
States
Maryland Institution
Montgomery County
Alienista
Tomane
States Attorneys Office
Hoeck
New Haven
Jim
Europe
Wrial
Weathered Maryland Crop Notes Reflect Mixed Drought Impact
Weather report indicates surface soil remains dry across Mary land Delaware region though late crops show maturity. Corn is mostly planted with some stalks in southern areas. Harvesting apples and pears underway. pastures good to fair in parts of Maryland. wheat in Garrett County struggling with drought conditions.
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Delaware
John
Maryland
Baston Shore
Garrett County
Barker
Annual barbecue draws 3500 at Brunswick YMCA event
About 3,500 attended the sixth annual Columbus Day barbecue at the Brunswick YMCA. A football game pitted the Brunswick Rats Roaders against Shepherd College with a 32 to 6 result. The feast followed with a 160 pound ox roasted and served free to the crowd, organized by H. Bickel, secretary.
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Brunawick Y. M. C. A
E.W. Beheer
Bente
Brunswick Rats
Roaders
Shepherd College
Wesley Qleman
Thomas
Bickel
Brunswick ¥. M. G
American Clipper christened as Pan American giant plane
Mrs Herbert Hoover named the 17 ton amphibian airliner American Clipper on the Anacostia river edge. The ceremony featured stars and a naval band as Pan American Airways officials led a half hour dedication for international trade routes.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Anacostia River
Caribbean
Pan-American Airways
Juan T. Trippe
Air
Sysuem
Kelly
Pennsylvania
Princts White
Mate
Wood
Indiana
Brown
Ferrara
Cuba
Hunt Escaped Convicts For Three Mim
Baltimore detectives followed a tip that one of three House of Correction escapees was seen in Banners Ferre. Three men were arrested in Philadelphia on matching descriptions, though the core fugitives were not yet confirmed. Investigations extended to Harpers Ferry area and nearby cities as officials pressed the nationwide search.
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Baltimore
House of Correction
Philadelphia
Joseph Delaney
Pri Aeneta
Pour
Harpers Petry
Maryland
West Virginia
Cornelius F. Roche
Detective Bureau
Wilson J. Knott
Knott
Robert V. Minners
George Meredith
Firemen Battle Straw Stack Blaze in City Area
Fire, likely started by boys, destroyed three straw stacks on Calvin E. Schikijnknecht property on East Fifth Street extended near the H and F Railway. Independent and Junior Fire Companies fought flames for almost two hours, preventing spread to nearby hay, while smoke filled the city.
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Calvin E. Schikijknecht
Pifth
H. and F
Coat Yard
Boya
Family Slain in Maryland Farmhouse
In Berlin Maryland a farmer his wife and their two daughters were found murdered with an axe and coal oil at their home near Taylorsville. A discharged Black laborer, Orphan Johnson, was arrested nearby for questioning as investigators search for motive and suspect details.
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Berlin
Fort Zarry
Fara
Jonss
Elizabeth
Mary Lee
Snow Hu
Devilbiss Sentenced To Prison Four Months
Convicted in the Circuit Court Monday by a jury of assault and battery on his divorced wife Mrs Catherine B Devilbiss and also convicted before the court of assaults on Roger Poland Charles C Devilbiss was sentenced to four months in the House of Correction on the first charge and a suspended sentence on the second. Judge Willard warned that firing pistols at people is a serious matter even if weapons are not used. Three Chickens Six Months. Charles Jordan colored convicted of stealing three chickens from Blanche Lippa East Fifth Street was sentenced to six months in the House of Correction. Jordan said he drank and woke to find the chickens beside him. The Holosimer case for false pretenses was postponed pending further witnesses.
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Martha Harmon
Ocean City
Jones
Travuert
Duis
Lessaiet
Davis Farmhouse
Berlin
Doran City
Taylorsvill
Maryland
Irena
Davis
Beck
Aro
Fite
Wan
Harmon
Assant
Catherine B. Devilbus
Arthur D. Willard
Assarts
Roger Poland
Charles C. Devilbiss
House of Correction
Devilbiss
Willard
Ge Poco
Dergilbias
House of Corréction
Derilbias
Charles Jordan
Blanche Lippa
East Pifth Street
Jordan
C. B. Holosimer
Holdups Nothing New Om Out Fans Says Victim
Chicago report on James Reader, owner of a drug store, describing repeated robberies over two and a half years. He says he identified two robbers and shouted instructions as they entered, but they fled with 180 dollars. A key suspect, Pokceman, faced probation after a dispute over reporting the incident.
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Chicago
James Reader
Etter
Par
Pau
Paul Briegets
Wuer
Pokceman
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E. MH. Sharpe
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Sara Jane Newton
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W. R . Newton
Ijamsville
Frederick City Hospital
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Hershberger
Market Street
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Patrick East
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