New Break Delays Chinese Pact Reply Amid Yangtze Crisis
Five powers demand reparations from Cantonese troops in Nanking intensify pressure on China as internal Nationalist split widens. Chiang Kai-shek reportedly moving toward Nanking to block Hankow and assert control, while moderates clash with radicals and civil unrest grows in Shanghai, Hankow, and Nanking.
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Washington
Nanking
Ake Miy
China
Thor Ahr Ky
Hankow
Chiang Kai-Shek
Neminet Radicoham
Nationalist
Chiang
Guille
Hankew
Endir Chiang
Hark
Sneull
Crane
Comevy
Cotes
Fantasia
Fragmented OCR: Local notice yields sparse details
Partial readable fragments indicate a local public notice or legal item. Names, dates, and places are unclear, leaving the core action and stake unreadable.
Brush fires devastate farms and woods across New England states
April 12 reports from Keston describe extensive brush fires across five New England states. Dwellings burned in Massachusetts towns Mapkinston and Chamiton, Warren New Hampshire saw three homes lost, and Tiverton Rhode Island faced massive wood losses. Western Massachusetts saw multiple blazes fanning gale winds in Brimfield Monson and Wales. Volunteers battled fires from Hinsvale New Hampshire to Maine York County towns, threatening a beach colony with 160 bungalows before containment.
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Keston
AP Forest
New England
Mapkinston
Chamilton
Mass
Warren
N. H
Tiverton
RL 1
Westerly
W. 1
Massachusetts
Brimfield
Monzon
Wales
Mratilebore
Wantastiquet Mountain
Hinsvale
York County
Maine
Destructio
Battle in Chinkiang as Cantonese seize city
Wire service report states Chinese troops occupy Chinkiang on the Yangtze near Nanking and fire from steam launches block river traffic. Cantonese forces captured the city after pushing northerners from Nanking, with later reports that Cantonese evacuated Chinkiang after reverses.
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Shangha
Standard Oil Company
Chinkiang
Toley
Samrans
Jurks
Yangtse
Chinekiang
Yangetee
Nanking
Sinclair Falls Open Delayed Sentencing in Teapot Dome Case
Uarry Sinclair, wealthy oil operator, had sentencing for contempt of the Senate postponed by Justice Hitz in the District of Columbia Supreme Court. He and former Interior Secretary Albert B. Fall face trial on April 25 for conspiracy to defraud the government related to the Teapot Dome lease awarded to Mammoth Oil. The jury found Sinclair guilty March 16 for refusing to answer questions before a Senate inquiry.
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Washington
Uarry
Sinclair
Senate
Justice Hitz
Columbia Supreme Court
Albert BR. Fall
Teapot Dome Naval Oil Reserve
Wyoming
Mammoth Oil Company
Investigation Finds Rock Tossed at Governor Wood’s Auto
An AP report says a rock thrown at Governor General Wood’s official car Sunday night caused a smashed windshield but was done by a child without malicious intent. Wood was not in the car and no injuries occurred.
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Mannix
General Wood
Governor Wood
Late News Bulletins From April 12 Across Multiple Incidents
Reports from Pracue Bryan Barneley Fuspa Sanda-by Obie Meg Flare New Yeek Karl Carroll Atlanta Perjury charges and a fire at Meg Flare end with charred remains. Incidents include bridge collapses ferry wrecks coast guard clashes and a deadly house fire disaster across several locations.
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Sas
Coast Guard
Lake Evie Pear
Capiered
Maryland Methodists Protest Military Instruction at Western Maryland College
In Baltimore on April 9 1949 the Maryland Methodist Protestant conference adopted resolutions opposing military instruction at Western Maryland College Westminster demanding abolition of the course. The move followed a letter from Rev Paul F Warner missionary in Japan noting missionaries cannot preach peace while American colleges teach war.
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Baltmore
Maryland Methodist Protestant Conference
Wester Maryland College
Westminster
Paul F. Warner
Japan
Carrell Faces Atlanta Prison Stay As He Heads South
Karl Carrell begins his journey to the Federal Prison at Atlanta to serve a sentence of a year and a day for perjury. He travels with 20 other prisoners in a prison car, escorted by U S Marshal William Hecht, and is to surrender at the Federal Building in New York before boarding the car. Mrs Carrell plans to live in Atlanta during his incarceration.
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New York
Karl Carrell
Beast
Broadway
Atlanta
Joyce Hawkey
Washington
Apartment of
Justice
Federal
Carroll
United States
William Hecht
Snook
Carrell
Trisoa
Aristocracy at Ball Teaches Dark Berlin Aftermath
Berline April 12 AP reports unrest after a ball where many attendees, including youths, faced violent clashes. Police fear rioting as crowds dispersed, with injuries and property damage noted amid chaotic scenes.
Suit Pending To Purchase Property Delays City Water Works
Court grants injunction to Camden Sewer Company’s mayor and city council to stop closing a main revenue line to surface water at Xteeet and Hasel Avenue Comoe. Elmer C Sinat head of the sewer line opened lines to permit testing. city seeks equitable purchase price for sewer property.
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Camden Sewer Company
Maine En
Mieselty
Fiothe
Haat Fall
Ompany
Eed
Serreud
Ahs
Salisbury
Hazel
Purch Company
Ples
Los Angeles Takes Frog Range on Day at Sea
The Naval dirigible was moved from its hangar at Lakehurst New Jersey on April 12 AP reports the airship Aint Right is being prepared for helium elevation and a 600 crew support shift. The vessel will be moved to the Lee Angeles mast for test flights and possible training.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Sein
Meorag
Lee Angeles
Chinese forces conduct raids in Crajet region action
Armed Chinese units under moderate Lagapatang leadership raided four native Giseriets at Crajet Mentape and Pestang early today. Twelve Chinese were killed and 660 were disarmed. Guns seized as part of a campaign against extremism tied to Cantogese factions Latik.
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Shangra
Kacapatang
Giseriets
Crajet
Mentape
Pestang
Iseolegies
Peorta
Estremiste Prue
Huumintange
Cantogese Political Cbyan Latik
Unclear historical crime trial notes reference a jury
Fragmented OCR mentions James trial and a heist involving a truck at Sixth Sepot and Kinbeth Aveshire with a fatal incident. Proceedings note jurors drawn and a verdict pending against Mwevery. References to policemen, injuries, and suspects appear in garbled text.
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Ellasbeth
A.J Aprioti
James Ducing
Searce
John
Kinbeth Aveshire
Beth Kent
Elizebeth Rovidrat
Pressenter Abe J. da
Fiat Art
Wien
Matare
Appeals Court Hears Arguments on Washington County Project
Former Attorney General Alexa Armetregg argued before Judge I Arthur Stump in Circuit Court over a proposed $308 080 bond issue for a new municipal electric plant. Opponents claim repairs to the existing plant suffice and seek to set aside the commission approval. The case questions county authority and court jurisdiction with a possible appeal to the Court of Appeals.
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Balkimere
Alexa Armetregg Taday
I. Arther Stump
Pahic St Comamvnsion
Oun
Omac Butizon Company
Pratown
Commission
Spoo
Hagerstean
Comes Om
Meintainis
Cate
Court of Appeals
Stump
Ministers Meet for Annual Conference in Maryland
Baltimore dispatch notes ministers being named for the annual conference with several appointments listed. Names include Rex Shaw and T. CC Malligar among others, with postings in Cumberland and Cambridge.
PALA CASE RE-OPENED BY STATE COURT
The Maryland Court of Appeals granted a new trial in the Senasyt-Vania Railroad Company suit to condemn 3.3 acres in South Salisbury for a freight station. It reverses a lower court verdict, grants a new trial on grounds the jury was recalled, and excludes certain testimony. Appellants Leonard Wailes and William Rawls argued. railroad lawyers were Levin Bailey and Milks & Myers.
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Maryland Court of Appeals
Elmer Walliams
Edith L. Williams
Harry A. Wilson
Senasyt- Vania Railroad Company
South
Salisbury
Ad Akins
Court of Appeals
Rimmer
Marbury, Gosrell and Williams
Baltimore
Levin C. Bailey
Milks & Myers
Princess Ann
Explosion Clears Mine To Move 130000 Tons Ores
A blast at the Palmer Mining Company Veiuntere Mine near thrre to move 130000 tons of ore in a single operation. Suspected powder and dynamite usage triggered a huge blast that sent debris as far as the drill yard. Officials report a successful safety plan with drills to evacuate personnel.
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Nasgatte
Mick
Veiuntere
Palmer Mining Company
Thrre
Lake Superior
Pigatia
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