Shanghai raids crush Cantonese moderates in radical crackdown
In Shanghai and nearby ports the war between moderate and radical Cantonese factions intensified. Chinese troops raided Red Labor unions in Coupe Navteo and Potung ward districts, killing twelve and arresting many unionists including Chen Tsu Shu. Field generals moved in as hundreds of laborers resisted. Simultaneous actions in Shanghai and Banghzhow disarmed militants and dispersed mass meetings as Pei Tzung Chi imposed measures to curb rival activities.
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China Troops Seize U S Oil Firm Holdings at Shinkiang
A wireless dispatch reports Chinese troops occupying a Standard Oil company facility near Shinkiang after capturing Sampana and junks off the Yungtee river near Ohinkineg. The action comes amid wider clashes along the Yangtse estuary, with reports of prior shelling and exchanges across the river.
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British Await China's Answer
LONDON April 12 A brief report notes Britain awaits a response from China over a Tay Eastern incident. The item reflects Cold War era tensions and diplomatic exchange without detailing specific actions or names.
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China
London
City's No Parking Order Simplifies Mail Drop
Mailing letters at the post office has been eased by a new system using a defined parking area and nearby boxes. Previously residents had to roam the block to find a spot near the building, but the change cuts time to post, easing congestion around the post office. Authorities cite a conference among officials leading to the restriction and clearer flow on the Federal side to keep traffic moving.
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Durant May Merge Auto Companies Says Forbes
A Forbes report suggests Durant contemplates merging several independent auto firms into a consolidated motor group. The piece references Durant’s cautious shift in buying tactics, emphasis on aggressive advertising, and reliance on newspaper ads to drive sales while exploring acquisitions.
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Hermann Sons Easter Concert and Dance Night Ad
Sunday April Sunday 47 Easter concert with Jeannee and music party for members and families at He unin Sone kil Wednesday night April 13 18 beginning at 8 o clock admission 25 cents Grand Opening Dance nights Saturdays Sundays and Thursday nights at Louisotte Hall featuring Tivay Orchestra dancing weekly Bring friends and enjoy splendid prizes and music lovers welcome
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Mexico Plans Rail Service Between San Antonio and Mexico
A group including J D Noriega and others from the National Lines discuss plans to establish freight and passenger rail service linking San Antonio with Mexican cities and other U S points. Officials say inspections and customs will be streamlined, easing shipments and mail between the two nations. An official statement notes practical, formality-free handling of freight and express shipments once agreements are in place.
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United States
Erratic Price Shifts Hit San Ans Wholesale Poultry Market
Market conditions caused widespread price changes at the San Ans old wholesale vegetable market with supply and demand strong. George L. Tack, commissioner, sold several boxes of citrus and vegetables from the first of the season while other commodities like cranberries and potatoes appeared. price adjustments followed across several items including oats and poultry feed.
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Local Produce Prices From Farmer at Local Wholesaler Market
A farmer lists prices for vegetables and poultry at the local wholesale market. Items include Black-eyed peas at $2 per bushel, asparagus at 1.25 per dozen, carrots 70 cents per dozen, tomatoes 3.85 to 2.10 per pound, hot peppers 25 cents per pound, cabbage 25 cents per dozen, spinach 1 dollar, apples 2.35 to 3.80 per basket, strawberries 3 per pint, and potatoes 4.30 per 100 pounds. Poultry prices show hens 10 to 20 cents per pound, turkeys 28 cents, and fowls 5 to 10 cents per pound.
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Crete
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Convict Brivvue Seeks Delay After Appeal Ruling
Mathew Brivvue, convicted for terror related charges, gains a brief respite as the Criminal Appeals Court affirms but fails to specify the correct court for sentencing. Essex County authorities must petition Austin to determine whether Briscoe should be sentenced in the Fourth or Thirty Seventh District Court. Sentencing set for 1 o clock Wednesday morning with deputy sheriffs and officers escorting Brivvue to jail.
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Methodists Hold Quarterly Council Meeting
Elementary workers of the Methodist church held their quarterly city council Tuesday at Tusks Park Methodist church. Mrs. FL EL Moore of Denver recently presided. Mrs. 4. W. Parrish, district superintendent, led the session with remarks from Mrs. s McDenson.
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Five-Year-Old Held For Theft Amid Bust At Local Market
Local officers arrested four suspects during a market incident. A five year old was briefly held as part of the investigation. One suspect identified as Yonra Pié was detained, another described as tund, and two others noted only by age. The group faced theft-related questions as authorities reviewed the evidence.
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