Critics clash as liberal club defies school authority
West Chester State Normal School faces a faculty dismissal dispute sparked by the Liberal Club's meeting at Walter B. Liggett's home. Professors Robert Kerlin and John A. Kinneman defended free speech amid protests by the local American Legion post over alleged radical teaching and government policy in Nicaragua.
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Walter 8. Liggett
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Nturn
Samuel W. Long
Wea
Chester Poot
Berhin
State Department
Five Powers Demand Cantonese Reparations Over Nanking Outrages
A five power note presented in Shanghai calls for punishment of commanders, a written apology, and full compensation for injuries and damages from the Nanking outrages. The protest warns of possible steps if no prompt compliance, delivered to Cantonese authorities via the Foreign Affairs Bureau.
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Nanking
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Ote
Shanghai
Mankew
Chiang Kui-shen
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Britain
Japan
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Italy
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Foreign Affairs Bureau
Cantarese Armies Halt As Northern Forces Advance
Report from Shanghai notes Cantarese forces checked on Nepthwanl advances while northern allies threaten fringe of the route. Nanking dispatches indicate Maschurian troops pushing down the Tientsin Puhew Railway and General Choon-i’ang’s army strengthening along the Grand Canal. Cantonese fever adds to delays as troops move across the Yangtse and defend Nanking with artillery on high ground. Cantonese wounded reportedly moved from Pukow to Nanking in recent days.
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Mercer of Pa Supreme Court Upholds Merger Ruling
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court sustains a ruling related to the merger of the United Esengeteal Church with a national organization, clarifying legal implications and reaffirming prior court decisions. The decision affects ongoing property and governance disputes within the church’s legal framework and associated factions.
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Aptee Pearey Sania Puptene
Deetler
Esengeteal
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Badan
Trial set after attempt to kill Mussolini link
Rome April 11. Tito Zamboni and six others face a state defence tribunal on charges of plotting to kill Mussolini on November 4, 1925. They allegedly planned a revolt and assassination of fascist leaders, with Zamboni seized at a hotel near Mussolini’s rally balcony.
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Al-Tial
Tito Zamboni
General Caprio
Sceze
Atte
Mussolini
Levan
Zambont
Mystery surrounds death of World War veteran in Baltimore
The body of Samuel Ogden of Danville Va was found in a wagon on Vine Street Maryland with fresh tooth marks on the ankle. Police and hospital officials link to a possible World War veteran and note an application for service compensation filed. Investigators seek Ogden's mother in Danville.
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Samuel Ogden
Danville
Vine Street
Ogden
Automobile of Governor General Wood Hit by Stone
Manila April 11 The official automobile of Governor General Wood was struck on the windshield by a stone thrown from a highway in Pangasinan on the Baguio Manila route. Wood was not in the car and no injuries occurred. An investigation is under way.
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Wood
Pangasinan
Runtain
Baguio
Gicn
Police Recover Ring After Don Swallows Gem Teething Drama
A police officer who swallowed a valuable diamond ring intended for his mistress Mrs Manche Sanday resisted surgery to recover the gem. The man attempted a second theft by trying to swallow a cameo, but Sanday pulled it from his teeth.
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Ratusia
Manche Sanday
Multiple Fire Deaths Rise From Abandoned Home Blaze
A sequence of late AP bulletins reports several fatal fires across cities including Miami and Chicago, with victims burned to death and crews probing the scenes. The era notes another railway collision near Martinsburg, and miners reported missing in the Meant Cleic district while a canal project advancement is announced by a U S engineer in Baltimore.
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Clarksbace
W. Va
Cleic
Mirichier Coal Company
Nenwaien
Gloucester fishing schooner Commonwealth burned at sea
Captain Frank Watts and eight crewmen from the Commonwealth were rescued by the Isbel Parker after abandoning ship as a gale drove the vessel off the Nova Scotia coast. A sweep for twelve missing fishermen continued as rescuers, fleets, and beach patrols searched the area.
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Gloucester
Commonwealth
Nova Scotia
Frank Watts
Sherborne
Isbel Parker
Tsobel Parker
New York April Ti AB Traveler From Austria
A two year old traveler from Austria was found with unclear instructions about his travel, and references to a disrupted paging device. Immigration officers resumed inquiries after a delay, while officials sought to identify the boy and clarify the ownership of a mysterious paper and machinery.
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Austria
Sam
Bilis
Andreas Ceida Efor
Jailor's Wife Halts Attempted Pen Break After Escape
Urner City Tennessee April 1 The daring of a woman over 14 Negro prisoners in the Obien County jail from breaking for liberty dat nicht after eight had already made their escape. Mrs Metlain wife of the county gaoler heard the noise of the convicts venting from her window. She grabbed her husband's pistol and rushed into the crewed. Three prisoners who had gained the outside were corralled in their cells and the woman and 12 others near the window were herded into safer quarters. None of the escaped prisoners have been captured.
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Metlain
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Flooded Kansas and Oklahoma Waters Rise Across Plains
Flood waters spread across southeastern Kansas and northern Oklahoma, forcing evacuation of farmland and delaying traffic as rivers remained high. Farmers report crops damaged and livestock stranded while crews assess damage. Record rainfall and high temperatures in Kansas and Wichita accompany the flood situation.
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Telephone calls to London to extend one hour service
Efieviwe Sunday April 10 the service 3 available for telephone calls to London and other points in England Scotland and Wales will be extended one hour ahead by loan announcement issued by American Telephone and Telegraph Company. After that date service opens at 7 38 A M New York time instead of 6 0 A M prior. There is no change country hour which Lay PM. It is also announced that this time for the opening of service will prevail after daylight saving time becomes effective in New York on April 24 the service being available after setting from 7 A M to 1 08 P M New York has night saving time.
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York
New York
Carringtons Wife Admits Kissing Man
Chicago April 11 AP Mrs Anne Walsh Carrington testifies she kissed her brother in law Campbell Carrington during a divorce case involving Col Edward C Carrington. She says the kiss was casual and briefly in the west room. She also recounts fear of the colonel and refused to move to Chicago in 1926 to live with him.
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Foreign Secretary Renews Raid Details in Commons
In the House of Commons Sir Austen Chamberlain renewed the circumstances of last week's raid on buildings connected with the Soviet Embassy in Peking. Diplomatic advices from Peking said documents seized included a number of frames and notes suggesting agents ready to stir up trouble and commit violent acts at an upcoming time.
City Primary Polls Open at City Hall
City primary polls will be located on the first floor of City Hall tomorrow, not in courthouse square. Open from 8 A.M. to 3 P.M.affiliated Democrats only may vote. nine candidates for three nominations. The city committee directs the primary: E. E. Twilley, Charles E. Harper, B. Riall White.
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Courthouse Square
E. E. Twilley
Charles E. Harper
BE. Riall White
Wade H. Insley
John W. Downing
Sherman Waler
Memer
W. Arthur Kennerly
Membents
Insley
Methodist Protestant Church Conference
Baltimore
Henry S. Todd, Jr
Barton Mumford
Lewis Washburn
Ernest McNichols
Janes W. Taylor
Mob Attacks Fascists on Route to Dedication Riot Escalates
April 11 AP report from Patterson recounts a failed fascist dedication at the Alexander Hamilton hotel halted by anti fascists. One man injured with two back stab wounds. Eleven held without bail as police struggled to separate armed groups and Nazis.
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Fascis League of North America
Jasobino
Newark
Arkansas Big Lally area braces for flood move inland
In Arkansas Latrice river water rises forcing 240 square miles to prepare relocation. Residents of the Big Lally section inch toward higher ground as levee breaches threaten hundreds of homes. Workers guard dikes and reinforce weak spots amid rising river levels.
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