Anxiety Fells for American Missionaries in Shantung
American officials voiced sharp anxiety for 99 missionaries in Shantung and 40 in southern Hopeh after the Tsinan consulate closed. Japanese columns push toward Machang and Tientsin, with Chinese forces and Feng Yu Hsiang defending along the Nan king railroad. Evacuation orders urged, while many missionaries remained at posts as Japanese vessels prepare to withdraw from Tsingtao.
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Haldore Hanson
Peiping
United States
Shantung Province
Tsinan
Shantung
Hopeh Province
Peip~ing
Tientsin
Tientsin To
Pukow
United States Mission Board
Tsingtao
Citahar
Chahar Province
Peiping-Suiyuan
Nankow Pass
Manchuria
Manchukuo
Kaigan
Here
Eighty-ninth
Chahar
Wang
Hobart Montec
United Press Staff
Washington
U.P
Chengjing T. Wang
Former convict killed in alley near home in Chicago
John Sullivan 41 a former convict and alleged slot machine figure was shot to death in an alley near his home. Two men fired a shotgun into his back and a second killer shot him in the head after he fell. A witness saw suspects leave in a car with a confederate. Police tie the slaying to Sullivan's bid to replace his brother as a slot syndicate leader amid a raid day by state attorney and sheriff teams.
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Chicago
John Sulivan
Sullivan
Maric
Manlove
Joseph
Rea
Polie
Jerusalem unrest leaves several dead in Palestine clashes
Five Jews and Arabs die in shootouts amid rising tensions over Britain's partition plan. Police and British troops stand by as authorities warn against incitement. Coroner cases in Wisconsin report two more victims of automobile accidents, with inquests ordered for Mrs. Kittie Leason and Peter Hartman.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
Holy Land
Britain
Arthur Grenfell Wauchope
Kittie Leason
Peter Hartman
Route 4
Ashland Avenue
Winnebago County
Leason
Main Street
Prospect Avenue
Hartman
Mercy Hospital
Harvey Peerenboom
Powers Avenue
Nordheim
G. A. Steele
Dist
Alty
Lewis C. Magnusen
Samuel Ctaub
Henry Tyriver
James J. Bowen
William A. Meyer
James Coffey
William Kimball
Janesville
Plan Meeting Soon on Jobless Census Throughout U S
Five officials named to direct the unemployment census authorized by congress will work out detailed arrangements at a meeting soon after Labor Day. The board includes the secretaries of labor and commerce, the WPA administrator, the census director, and the central statistical board head. The measure provides voluntary registration and data tabulation on part time work and job opportunities with the census due by April 1.
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Washington
Congress
Associates
Secretaries of Labor and Commerce
Works Progress Administrator
Census Bureau
Central Statistical Board
Roosevelt
Byrnes
South Carolina
Senate
WPA
Harry S. Hopkins
Hopkins
Vandenverg
Michigan
Secretary of Labor
Perkins
American Federation of Labor
Oshkosh Day Opens With 20,000 on Grounds and Record Attendance Expected
Officials estimate about 20,000 on the Winnebago county fairgrounds at 2 PM with a possible 25,000 for opening day. About 14,000 children attended. more than 1,000 cars filled the infield by noon. Breezy, cooler conditions predicted for the evening as 1937 fair aims for a new record.
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Winnebago County Fair
Brown
Five Die as Greyhound Bus OverTurns Near Goshen
A Greyhound bus carrying 36 passengers crashed after sideswiping a car at an intersection near Goshen Indiana. Five people were killed and 27 injured, most with cuts and shock. the accident occurred around 11 p.m. after the bus left Chicago. The dead include Allison Bishopric 55 of Cincinnati and John Heinsohn 50 of Buffalo. Authorities evacuated victims to Goshen and Elkhart hospitals.
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Goshen
Ind
Here
Allison Bishopric
Cincinnati
John Heinsohn
Buffalo
N.Y
A. C. Carpentier
Iowa City
James Kelleher
New York
Toledo
Cleveland
Fannie Stafford
Evangeline McCullough
McCullough
Gayle
Sidney Wicholas
Lawrence
J. L. Bachman
Morencic
Mich
Adolph Lades
Lexington
Mass
Clyde Schakheide
New York City
Winnie Jackson
Chicago
James Kelicher
S. Steteelherz
Buffae
Josephine Dunn
Sant Franersen
Marie Janssens
Fear of Foreign Powers Dragged Into China Japan War
London observers warn the Chinese Japanese war may embroil Britain France and the United States for weeks or months. Joint protests by major powers could deter Japan, while Russia’s involvement is unwelcome. Recent bombing of the American liner President Hoover and an attack on Britain’s ambassador heighten fear of a broader foreign crisis.
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Richard D. McMillan
United Press
London
Ufi
Japan
China
Britain
France
United States
Russia
Germany
Italy
Hoover
York belts 29th home run of the season
Detroit rookie Rudy York hits his 29th homer of the season in the first inning against Washington. With Gerald Walker and Charli Gehringer aboard, the shot off Pete Appleton also marks York's 17th homer this month, tying Babe Ruth's single month record of 42 in 1927.
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Detroit
Rudy York
Dtroit
Washington
Gerald Walker
Charla Gehringer
Pete Appleton
York
Babe Ruth
France nationalizes its railroads into one state company
France’s government decreed the nationalization of six major rail systems with over 26,600 miles of track, forming a single national railway company to be controlled by the state. President Lebrun signed the decree reorganizing the railroads, with Henri Queuille announcing the plan to place a majority of stock and a board representing general interests. The new entity will take charge on January 1, 1928, covering Nord, Est, Paris-Orleans, Paris-Lyon Mediterance, Midi, Etat, and Alsace Lorraine lines.
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Milwaukee
United Automobile Workers of America
Detroit
Homery Martin
Michael Gallo
Baltimore
Martin
Fred Peiper
Atlanta
Gallo
Lewis
Earl Browder
Communist Party
United States
Clarence Hathaway
The
Daily Worker
Ned Sparks
Wisconsin
Browder
New York City
Hathaway
Paris
France
Albert Lebrun
Raiway
Peoples’ Front
Bank of France
Tt Ois
Chautemps
Henri Queuille
Stork
Rairoad Campany Fir Sant
Radionds
Tibinec
SAMED
Deere
Grone
Pee Dent
Nananai
Campary Bowrid
Cyrille Crraywat
Rman
Peexians
Menester
Henr Queuille
Nord
Est
Paris-Orleans
Paris - Lyon
Midi
Etat
Alsace Lorraine
Wisconsin Weather Summary With Showers Likely
Associated Press reports Wisconsin will see showers in the northwest and extreme north portions tonight and Wednesday. Partly cloudy to cloudy elsewhere with little temperature change. Observations list Milwaukee fair at 7:30 p.m. and 3 p.m. highs and lows including Phoenix at 104 and Yellowstone at 40.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Fair
Fair Milwaukee
Phoenix
Yellowstone
China bids for foreign help as battle rages near Shanghai
Chiang Kai Shek urges immediate international intervention to halt Sino Japanese war as Japanese forces push toward Shanghai. Woosung falls, Chinese defenses in danger. cholera outbreaks and U S port closures add to chaos in Shanghai's French concession and Yangtze estuary.
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Nanking
Chiang Kai Shek
China
Shanghai
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United Suit and Coat Company
Trinity Episcopal Church
Emma McDonald
Ray Leason
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Oshkosh
Elpha Brooks
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Henry Leason
Spikes & McDonald Funeral Home
Riverside Cemetery
Ralph Hess
Lohrville
Sheboygan
Rasmussen Fruit Farm
Paul Neubauer
J. W. Lanning
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Joseph ©. Seftenberg
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Greyhound Lines
York Bangs
Henry P. Hughes
Madison
Fred Beglinger
Beglinger
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la Follette
Mtenry PY. Hughes
Winenebago
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James A. Mills
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Woosung
Chiang
China Sea
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