Japan Orders Four Destroyers To China In Abrupt Move
The navy department says four destroyers left Saebo Naval Station near Nagasaki at 10 AM as a precautionary measure in the Chinese situation. The Hong Kong correspondent reports rapid Yangtze River unrest and a critical situation at ports amid French actions. A nationalist manifesto claims China will enforce its will and invites powers to negotiate, while Britain plans to deploy an additional rapid reaction fleet.
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Tokyo
Dan
Japan
Navy Department
Saebo Naval Station
Nagasaki
China
Paris
Janet
Hong Kong
Inde
Kiuhiang
Yangt<e
Yangt O
Hlanken
Great Britain
Cyanamid Offer Backed Over Ford Deal in Farm Fertilizer Plan
Washington session reports endorsing the American Cyanamid Company proposal as superior to Henry Ford’s offer for a government fertilizer project. Rep. Himes indicates drafting a bill to implement the plan and seeks early committee review after reference to the Military Committee.
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Washington
Henry Ford
American Cyanamid Company of
New York
Alabama
Ndden
Himes
Hewee Military Committee
Rome
Knickerbocker Show Panic Echoes Past at Ambassador
An unbilled climactic stunt at the Ambassador Theatre triggered a staged panic. A man blocked exits, demanded a payment, and fled with about 1500 receipts, while officials warned of potential harm. The scene echoed the Knickerbocker disaster of five years earlier in New York.
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Washington
Dan
Therller
Ambassader
Pretel
Hare
Moore
H Street
Columbus Keel
Kruicherbucker
Rain and sleet force air mail plane down
Rain and sleet disrupted communications across Texas and Arkansas as an air mail plane traveling from Kansas City to Dallas was forced down near Marietta Oklahoma due to ice. Train delays were reported in northern Arkansas as storms hit the region.
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Kansas City
Terthern
Texas
Arkansas
Dallas
Marietta
Okla
Scotland Early Today Report From Turbulent Regions
Fragmented text reports on political and social unrest across Britain with scattered names and places. Observers note shifting power dynamics and looming conflicts amid uncertain leadership and public reaction.
East com oat bratees roan Eta as cheetites
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a date 17 4s and names East com oat bratees roan Eta as cheetites, suggesting a local item with unclear details.
Murder Trial Shocks Wisconsin Man Confesses
Mausten Wisconsin is rocked as AP reports William Coley a Martiven bord salesman confessed to murdering Miz attic Males Gailey his wife. Deputy Wright says he struck Gailey with a barghball bat in a camp on the Mississippi River at Dubuque on October 1 and disposed remains. The suspect, who had a wife and three children, allegedly lied to authorities about his past marriage and finances.
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Mausten
Wis Dan
William Coley
Martiven Bord
Miz
Gailey
Bigameou Cerom
Dubuque
Jaws
Thstrietttorney
Robert Chirk
Coffey
Tol Shera? Wright
Hales
Winona
Minn
Markson
Gadfex
Authoritee Fie
Midton
Was
Papala
Prattyne
Wales
Rochford
Aulunia
Phabet
Jetters
Tye
Coffs
Du Pont Hosts International Explosives Conference
In Wilmington on January 28 an important explosives conference opens at the Pen t Emure Hotel. Executives from Du Pont and leaders from Nofel Industries Ltd Canadian firms and foreign delegates will discuss manufacturing and chemical aspects of explosive work. The gathering includes participants from Canada and the United States as the most comprehensive meeting in years.
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Wilmington
Peb
The
du Pont ‘Company
Tn Aethtwun
Terhaial Feretrom al Sams
United States
Ereand
Canada
Nofel Industries Ltd
Xeded
Montreal
Vancouver
Caria
Iisania Wall
Humor in Senate Today
Fragmentary OCR notes reference humor in the Senate with scattered names and lines. The text includes partial phrases and misread words, making the exact people and events unclear. Washington appears at the end, suggesting a political setting.
Ocean Palace to Carry Maryland Legionaries to France
American Legionnaires from Maryland bound for Paris will sail from New York aboard the French liner La Savere or La Savoyne in September, with travel arranged by the France Convention Committee. The voyage offers luxurious amenities, a one-class layout, and a Seine-to-Havre itinerary, aiming for recreation and recruitment abroad for the Legion's 1929 activities.
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Baltimore
American
Legion
Paris
Consention
New York
Havre
John J. Wicker, Jr
National
Skreter
France Comention Committee
la Savor i
Montmarte
Freneh Lane Hope
Wartine
France
la Savete
Norris murder case readies verdict as jury deliberates
The Norris murder trial nears a verdict with arguments expected to last until late. Anson, Jan 21 reports testimony by state and defense, details of evidence, andJudge Hanvitter?s charge on apparent danger. The possibilities include murder, manslaughter, not guilty, or hung jury.
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Anson
Norris
Ig Alm
Aeuny
Ana
Onige
Peron
Sates KR
Hanvitter
Catalan plotter to join brother in United States
Paris reports Riccietti Gandaldi, one of 18 convicted in France for possessing arms linked to the Catalan plot, plans to travel to the United States to reunite with his brother Feppine and said he will be well received. Garibaldi received a two month jail term and must depart France within days awaiting trial.
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Paris
Riccietti Gandaldi
United States
Feppine
Cgaribaldis
France
Fashion Seer Predictions 1930s Trouser Skirts Move
In January 22 report, Paul Porter influent fashion figure predicts women will wear a new hyguette costume in nine years with masculine lines. He calls a coming trend trouser skirts as the vogue.
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Paul Porter
Mussolini
State Comptrodes Dinner Theater Party Details
The text notes a dinner and theater party in Ea time for State Treasurer Samuel Kh Dennis and attendance by Waa Gordy Jroc Clarence WL Whealton. It mentions notification of Dennis's election to state treasurer and references a legislative session. The venue is the Ronnett Hotel.
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Waa
Gordy, Jroc
Clarence WL Whealton
Samuel Kh. Dennis
Dennis
River tonnage survey shows 10 percent rise since 1923
Major Pettis of the War Department seeks data on the total river tonnage carried for commerce by the Wiennico River. The 1923 chamber survey recorded 64 608 tons with average haul of 12 miles, saving shippers about 201 502 dollars vs rail. Officials expect further gains in transport volume.
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Wiennico River
R. Pettis
War Department
Chamber of Commerce
Pogures
Major Pettis
Jase
Gewalerwig
W.T. Gardner
Bocal
Gardner
Pettia
Am Shippers
Multiple Late News Bullets From Across Regions
A Melange of brief AP items reports various late news: an earth shack shaken in southern Norway at 6:00 am. a postponed federal trial of Interior Secretary Fall and Marty Sinclair to April 2. a Canadian-American air voyage from Seattle to Ithaca to test cross-border flight. Westminster College fire in Wilmington, Virginia, destroying a 1851 building with $2.5 million losses. a Weirton fire killing three children. a pastor’s murder trial bail request in Fort Worth. a deadly crash near Chicago mentioning a family loss and injuries.
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Wilmington
Histone Math
Westminster Coltere
Crewerd
Ficht
Ohio River Flood Devastates Towns Across Five States
A Ohio River flood floods Marietta and Pomeroy Ohio with four feet of water in parts of towns and widespread damage across Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky. East Liverpool reports a death while Parkersburg Wheeling and other cities face submerged downtowns and halted rail service as crews assess the rising waters.
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Oho
Ohie
Pittsburgh
Allegheny
Monongahela
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Marietta
Pomeroy
Pomery
Steubenville
Ahio
East Liverpool
Corie
Wheeling
Huntington
Parkersburg
M. Va
Bellaire
Edlace Cointy
Cary
Baltimore and Ohio and
Penneylvania
Chaplin faces divorce fight amid bank cash claims
Washington reports Chaplin seeks to pay off income tax and defend a divorce suit while contesting a large bank-held sum. Government officials fear implications for alimony and assets as legal battles unfold across states.
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Washington
Jan
Chaplin
Tee East
Grey Chapin
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