Japs Stir Frisco Mob After Arrival in Sailors Mission
Five eminent Japanese citizens on a goodwill mission to the world arrived in San Francisco and were besieged by a howling mob on their steamship. The crowd, with substantial Chinese participation, clashed with police for two hours amid a tense atmosphere surrounding the international incident.
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Mussolini Pledges Peace Tone and Bolster for Axis Bond
In Rome Mussolini marked the fifteenth Fascist anniversary with bold claims that bolshevism must be driven from Europe and that peace requires revising treaty terms. He urged German colonies and lauded Nazi ties led by Rudolph Hess, signaling closer axis cooperation amid calls to curb Bolshevism.
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Chautemps Warns On Peace And Readiness To Use Force
France’s premier Camille Chautemps warns nations to honor commitments and keep peace, while ready to employ force to defend vital interests if nonintervention fails. He urges action to end injustices and prevent France and Britain from losing liberty of action.
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Lorimer Dies at Home After Pneumonia
George Horace Lorimer retired editor of the Saturday Evening Post died at his Wyncote Pennsylvania home from pneumonia. Honorary pallbearers included former President Herbert Hoover and other public figures. Lorimer became editor in chief in 1899, transforming the Post from a small weekly to a leading national periodical. G Alberto Enriquez, Ecuador war minister, led a coup and ousted Provisional President Federico Paez, becoming supreme chief with an army dominated cabinet. He ordered a public funds purge and a national political purge while the public accepted the change.
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Boston Woman Announces Engagement of Anne Clark to John Roosevelt
RS Frances Haven Clark of Boston says her daughter Anne Lindsay Clark will marry John Roosevelt youngest son of the President in Nantucket Massachusetts next June shortly after he graduates from Harvard.
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Broke Hearts and Moving Plans Amid City Night
Brooke faces departure after a farewell party while Jerry urges stepping forward. Sam Reyburn hints at family tensions as Brookes plans to stay in Lookout House and grapple with a future shaped by Mark Trent and a long unsettled romance.
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