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Portsmouth Herald

Location

Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1931

Page

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Shadow War Clouds China as Rebels Rally Near Nanking

The Associated Press reports civil war shadow in China with South China rebels seeking allies to topple Nanking so the United States warns Americans near Foochow to withdraw. Reports say Chang Tsung Chang Yen Shi Hsan and Feung Yu Hsiang lead talks in Dairen with northern governors as Chiang Kai-shek braces.

Associated Press Tone Kong China South China Nanking Foochow Min River Fukien Canton Ywatow North China Chang Tsung-Chang Situantung Japan Yen Shi Hsan Shansi Feung Yu Hsiang Chang Tsung Chang Daireu Chang Hsueh Liang Manchuria Wnh Peking Dairen Chiang Kai- Shek Bain Yangtse

Slander Suit Involving Tom Mix Linked To Portsmouth Circus

Former movie star Tom Mix faces a $25,000 slander suit filed in Ash County Superior Court over accusations by his former valet. The case alleges Mix maliciously defamed Frydendahl and claims a suitcase with securities over $100,300 was stolen during a circus stop in Portsmouth on June 19, 1929. An employee admitted larceny and is imprisoned in Concord State Prison.

Tom = Mikx Manchester Catch Ashire County Superior Court Azo Mix Vdrndahl Suis Cliinis BNO Portsmouth Keane Frydendahl Frydendaht Sigms West Concord

Vermont and New Hampshire dispute over Connecticut River boundary

Senator Waren Austin of Vermont presented exhibits arguing that the river’s thread is the true boundary. He cited 1905 New Hampshire decisions and maps showing prior contentions and noted a 1900s Supreme Court ruling about colonial boundaries and an island location.

Bevon Dune Senator Waren Austin Vermont Feral Miastar Supreme Court Ereks New Hampshire On Land Thomas Edward the New Hampshire Mia Connecticut River

Harlem Shootout Claims Sergeant in Cafe Robbery

In Harlem on June 9 police exchanged fire with two armed robbers robing 30 patrons at the Lennox Cafe. Sergeant William H OShaughnessey, on the force 35 years, was killed. Patrolman Edward Cedden and Detective Ernest Rice were wounded but helped capture suspects as thieves fled in a taxi and gunfire erupted across several blocks.

William O’shaughnessy Harlem Associated Press New York William H. O'Shaughnessy Lennox Cafe O'Shaughnessey Edward Cedden Ernest Rice

Fifty Injured as Tand Collapses at Gary Park Pageant

More than 50 were injured when a grandstand collapsed at Marquette Park during Gary's 251st anniversary pageant. About 40 sought first aid, 13 were hospitalized with serious injuries, and authorities blamed recent heavy rains for undermining the stands. Frantic evacuations sent spectators fleeing the wreckage.

Associated Press Gary Ind Marquette Park

Engagement announced for Caroline Outis and Philip Foley

Mr and Mrs J O Outis of Kibtery Point announce the engagement of their daughter Caroline to Philip A Foley of New York City The notice names both families and the anticipated couple in a formal society style.

J. O. Outis Kibtery Point

German leaders depart for home after Berlin talks

Chancellor Heinrich Bruening and Foreign Minister Julius Corbius left Southampton for Germany signaling a renewed push for international cooperation. They met with British leaders over the weekend and invited Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald and Foreign Secretary Arthur Henderson to Berlin for further discussions on economic issues.

Associated Press Southampton Eng Heinrich Bruening Julius Corbius Germany Ramsay MacDonald Arthur Henderson Berlin London MacDonald Henderson

Suspected Confession in Rothstein Murder Case

Police in New York report Matthew Guidera 22 in Los Angeles jail confessed to killing gambler Arnold Rothstein to secure transport to New York. His brother Thomas agrees. Guidera claims Rothstein owed him 100000 for narcotics transport and shot him May 4 1928.

Associated Press New York Police Today Matthew Guidera Los Angeles Arnold Rothstein Matthews Thomas Guidera Rothstein Chicago

Italy replies to Vatican on Catholic Clubs dispute

Rome June 9 The Italian government sent a conciliatory reply to Pope Pius notes protesting the dissolution of Catholic Clubs for Laymen and anti Catholic demonstrations. The note, delivered by Count de Veccchi, addresses alleged insults and demands punishment, reparations for extraterritorial violations, and the club closures.

Associated Press Rome Vatican City Count de Veccchi Pascelli Italy Vatican

U S War Department surveys Hampton Beach tidal conditions

Lt Richard Parks directs a War Department survey of tidal conditions at White Island Hampton Beach and Hampton River harbor. Junior engineer Donald Horton leads with assistants Follansbee and Lamy of Boston. Local help and boats needed. study follows Professor Goldthwaite’s March tidal history.

U. S. War Department Richard Parks Gol S. A. Cheeney Boston White Island Hampton Beach Hampton River Harbor Donald F. Horton Robert Follansbee James Lamy James P. Goldthwaite Dartmouth College C Goldthwaite

Seattle Fire Destroys Waterfront Buildings

A southwest wind fanned flames as a fire swept a dozen lower waterfront buildings in Seattle causing damage estimated over 500 000 dollars. The blaze raged about two hours before firemen brought it under control and spared the Associated Oil Company storage plant from major damage despite the high loss.

Seattle Associated Oil Company

Circus Representative Here Returns to City for Gypsum Shipment

The new British ship Josephine Gray which recently unloaded a cargo at the Atlantic Gypsum Products Co dock is to return to this city on Thursday for the discharge of another shipment of gypsum rock. A rippling of Sparks Circus was in the city this morning. Seattle, Wash June 7.

Josephine Gray Atlantic Gypsum Products Co Sparks Circus Associated

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