Faces to the Fighting in China Report Cites Regional Unrest
The article surveys ongoing antiforeign disorders in Hankow Khiteng and Kuling amid a growing national spirit in China. It notes fears for missionaries, predicts limited foreign killings but potential dangerous shifts in life and property safety, and describes rival powers in Manchuria and central China contesting control of Beijing amid looming conflict.
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Khiteng
Honan
Hankow
Kuldang
Kuling
Kiuklang
China
Ciina
Tor
Canton
Yangrue
Chank Tao-Lin
Manchuria
Chihu
Shantung
Klangeu
Anhwei
Cheklang
Feng Yu-Halang
Kalean
Peking
Didea
Chang
Wu Pei-Fu
China Party
Feng
Alliances Shift in Kalgan and Chahar Control
The article traces Chang and Feng maneuvering to steer the region amid disarray. Chang forms ties with Hongn and Hupep provincial rulers while resisting the Holshevist faction. Both leaders deny full autocracy as powers contest eastern rail disbursement and mobilize forces including remnants of the Pearlist armies.
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Kalgan
Chahar
Suyan
Hongn
Hupep
Chang
Feng
Chang Hue
Himeelf
Feng Flehi
Fnreta
paWerg
Wardard
Saran
Mines Strike Flares as Torch and Theft Roil Cape Breton
Violence erupts during a 12 000 miner walkout led by United Mine Workers with 300 police deployed. The Bankhead screen at New Aberdean's colliery of the British Empire Steel Corporation is destroyed. homes burned and looted sites reported at Brea d Or and Florence. Calls for withdrawal follow wage disputes and credit cuts amid widespread damage.
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Sydney
British Empire Steel Corporation
New Aber+ dean
Geuvehilghia
Retaltacorea
Brea d'Or
Florencs
Cape Breton
United Mine Workers
Azores
Governor Blaine vetoes bill to tax banks on income
The vetoed measure sought an income tax on banks with projections showing a high top rate and wide variance by bank. Officials say the bill would raise taxes on capital stock, surplus, and undivided profits, with estimates of total revenue ranging from several hundred thousand to millions depending on rates.
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Blaine
IDG
Wurplun
Maaka Vancuard
AML Bank
Hanks
Urubatal
Ernie
Ia Lear Ioadly
Khaie
Maevefeine
Gelling
Banka
Aden
Honda
Woman Tells Relief From Back Pain and Dyspepsia
Mrs. Price of 147 West Summit Avenue St Paul Minnesota writes she suffered back pain bearing down dizziness and monthly sickness before using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills. She reports her symptoms eased regained strength and resumed housework and child care and she offers to answer other women's letters.
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St. Paul, Minn
Perenaere
Lydia FE
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mra. Price
Summit Avenue
St. Paul
Minnesota
Tax on bank securities discussed amid state revenue doubts
The article explains uncertain revenue from various bonds and bank securities as a potential state tax source. It cites a 1934 banking commission report with totals around 88.75 million dollars and estimates a non-allocable income near 2.4 million, noting possible shifts in tax policy and effects on fiscal plans.
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Fideva
Chisfret
Mieke
MES
Enoimlastonenn
Anita
Ud Securities Tn
Alnew
Winvonatn
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Tanka
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Racine Rubber Co
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Oshkosh Tire Repair and Supply Co
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E. S. Joslyn
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