Escape From Shippng Frei of Cantonese
Shanghai and Cantonese escape attempts are reported as refugees flee toward Shanghai. Two steamships brought about 220 refugees with U S consul Mr John K Davis describing the ordeal amid looted consulates. Troops resumed march toward a compatzion point as fighting intensified. casualties include an unidentified number of dead and weary soldiers aiding civilians.
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Associated Press
Shanghai
Erroning Isles
Baetis
Shanehei
Soenteete
Kergeo
Wenchow
John K. Davis
Waz St
Srs
Mr. Daus
Shixo
Herun Igo
Isan
Jiravis
Gistante
NSEC
Marshal Chiang Defies World To Suppress China
Marshal Chiang Kai-shek vows to resist foreign coercion as tensions rise over Shanghai upheaval. General Pei Chung-si says Chiang backed blame on white Russians and retreating north China troops for rioting and looting, while the French consul general privately drafts evacuation plans for foreigners in the Shanghai French concession.
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Fae MH
Francis Press
Siand
Shanghai
Aaqmariens
Shansha Chiang
Matensa Troless
Marth Wandas
China
Pei Chung Si
Chiang
North China
Priso
Big Four in Building Roads for 1927 Across States
Wisconsin Nebraska Kansas Michigan and others plan major road programs in 1927. The Barron’s Big Four list highway builds totaling about 26,541 miles with earth, sand clay, graveI Macadam and 209 miles of asphalt and brick. Estimated state and federal outlays total over 85 million plus maintenance and reconstruction funding across 47 states.
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Zasgor
N. Timmons
Washington
D. C
Wisconsin
Texas
Nebraska
Kansas
Barron’s
Bereau of
Department of Agriculture
Veras
Hansas
Michigan
Minnesot
Toews
Benois
Connectéac
Caroline
Fork— Sever
War Chiefs Discuss Reinforcements in China Move
Secretary Wilbur briefed naval and marine advisers on possible American reinforcements for China as disorder spreads along the Yangtze river. Admiral Williams reported unrest in major cities. 4,300 troops and ship crews are in the theater with U S plans to deploy more from the Philippines and Hawaii if needed.
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Br Associated Press
Washingtes
D. C
Wilber
Naval
Marine Corps
China
Coolidge
Admiral Williams
Busler
Shanghai
Bric
Smedier D. Butler
Shans
Feking
Bangtzse
Wisconsin Starts Replacing Highways With New State-U.S. Signs
Madison AP reports the Wisconsin highway commission will begin renumbering several state routes using federal state numerals. Crews will install erie signs over existing markers, with the first signs put up soon. The process will take months and may require changes in maps and travel guidance.
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Br Associated Press
Madison
Wisconsin
State Highway Co. Son
Erie
Con & i
Enzin
State to End Road Maps for License Holders
Madison report notes Wisconsin State action to end road maps for license holders. Governor’s statement cites the cost of mailings at about 20,000 dollars annually and 98,007 maps printed, with envelopes, stamps, and clerical work included.
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Associated Srees
Madison
Gore Ea Senate
enAier vTehicn State de Ote
Fesisieres
Remai Mies
Contempt cited as Figland and Manske fail to appear
Milwaukee reports Jack Figland and Louis Manske cited for contempt in a suit brought by Mrs. Fannie Hanewitz of Mosinee to recover an alleged loss by her son Max The men gambling at Broadway were to appear before County Commissioners for preliminary examination yesterday The court commissioner reserved the right to impose penalty later.
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Milwaukee
Jack Figland
Louis Manske
Fannie Hanewitz
Mosinee
Max
Broadway
Morris Stern
Pena
Domestic Prelate Honors Local Priest in Rome
Rome reports Pope Pius XI conferred the title of domestic prelate upon Rev. Ip Nathus A. Klein, pastor of the Holy Name Church in Racine Wisconsin, honoring his service to the parish and community.
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Associated Preand
Racine, Wis
Rome
Popel Pius XI
Ipnathus A. Klein
Evacuation and Chiang Kaishek talks in Shanghai
Evacuation of foreigners from the Yangtze interior proceeds amid heavy guard. U S posts shift as British support grows. The U S S Preston guides sixty six Americans from Nanking, more evacuees sail from Soochow and Whangpoo ports. Marshal Chiang Kai-shek arrives, presides over talks with concession authorities, demands removal of barricades, and plans further action in Shanghai.
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Francis Missetwitz
Shanghai
Yangtee Valle Weal
United ‘States
Thas
U.S’ S
Preston
Nanking
Soochow
Whangpoo
U. S
Wangize
Hiukiang
Weather Bulletin Reports Warmer Temperatures Ahead
The region expects a partly cloudy to cloudy sky with a slight warming trend tonight and Sunday. Temperatures will average near seasonal normals with variable precipitation possible later in the period. A cool spell is anticipated midweek with continued near normal conditions and mixed precipitation chances.
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Great Inken
Local Girl Suffering Hidden Spine Injury Revealed
Special to The X Ripon Wisconsin Jeanner Fargo aged 15 remained unaware of the full extent of her back injury for months after a fall that fractured a vertebra The accident occurred when she broke through a snowdrift and fell into an abandoned shaft Doctors later disclosed the spine fracture following medical examination and continued discomfort endured by the girl
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X Ripon
Wis
Jeanner Fargo
iThe Gael
McRay
Appointment Made Formal for State Engineer Post
Fragmentary OCR conveys an official appointment for a state chief engineer. A quoted speaker, Ger Zimmerman, references the department needing a permanent engineer and cites department records, but the readable text is garbled and incomplete.
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Enginn
Ger Zimmerman
Shah
Trailed for Five Miles in Snow in Holdup Case
A man named Tutse was traced for five miles in snowy conditions after a holdup near Black Creek. Deputies found him riding behind a Biott bedding in the name of an in law near Shelorean. He was taken to county jail after a Friday afternoon seizure. Tutse passed through Apipteton Thursday night, trading a horse from Chilion to a farm.
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Bert Lutse
Fox
Iso
Gautzer
Shelorean
Biott
Black Creek
Mar J Rowe
Tutse
Apipteton
Chilion
Nevers murder case shocks secluded Florida home
Miami reports a couple found dead in a secluded residence. Mrs. Edward Nevers and a male companion were discovered after a series of mysterious events. Police probe follows as neighbors describe a tense, frightened night and a responding night watchman.
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Associated Press
Miami
Fla
Edward Nevers
Axp
Petra
A m
Keith
Order Aims to Clear Up Radio Ether Disturbance
An order may resolve disruption in radio transmissions as waves at different frequencies tire the broadcasting head. Proposals envision allocating a kiloowele shuaerine tuned device across 70 divisions to prevent interference between higher and lower frequency operations.
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Washington
DN. C
Tha Cosion
Americans At Nanking Accounted For
American casualties at Nanking include Dr. J E Williams of Shawnee Ohio and Anna Moffer of Fortville Indiana. Four others injured and one missing. 120 Americans sought refuge at Nanking University aboard ships in the river. U S consul John K Davis helped evacuate the Second Army party.
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Associated Press
Shanghai
Nanking
Amercans
Nanking University
J. E. Willams
Shawanee
Ohio
Mice Iiversine
Liss Anna £. Moffer
Fort Til
Presbrierten Reission
Puteley
Earl L_ Hobart
Willams
Cota
Williams
Cantonesa
Sol J
Soecony Hill
Gcrals
Cluser
United States
Seccony al
John K. Davis
State Officials Eye New Madison Office Building Plan
Madison officials led by Gov. Fred Zimmerman and Superintendent Clinton B. Ballard consider acquiring a statewide office building. They urge urgency before the legislature, noting scattered state offices and high rent. A proposed facility would include offices, a garage, and annex costs, with tentative space and pricing discussed.
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Br Associated
Madison
Fred
Zimmerman
Clinton B. Gallard
Thore
vGtere Noth& Aes
Ballard
Ngenensir
Uindoubted
Masic Ink
Vote on building new hall at Shebossan Falls
Residents of Shebossan Falls Wis will vote on a proposal to build a new hall at a cost of 180060 dollars at a special meeting to be held here on March 28.
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Shehossan Falls
Wis
Americans Depart From Nanking in China Relief Effort
A major American expeditionary build up is ordered for China with 1500 Marines to sail from San Diego to join operations around Nanking. Rear Admiral Hough confirms additional forces and potential Army units may follow if conditions worsen. Reinforcements come from Atlantic ports to prepare for deployment aboard transport Henderson from Corinto to cross the Pacific.
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Washington, D. C
China
T Arong
Atlantic Seaboard
San Diego
Calif
Henderson
Corinto
Nicaragua
Pacific
Shanghai
Nanking
Willams
Hawai End
Qzan- Hew
San Imers
Arding
Tering
Sanitation Experts Hear Lake Diversion Case Testimony
In a long hearing the defense questioned operators of filtration and sewage plants at nearby lakes about how waste enters the water supply. Testimony indicated the city would need 1166 to 173 tons of lime daily if the proposed purification plan were adopted.
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Anne
Caares
Supreme
Ect
Chicana
Brock
Chicegg
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