Evacuation and Red Forces Clash Near Changsha
Messages from Hankow and Changsha describe evacuation efforts as Communist confiscations and threats of execution provoked mass movement. Foreigners sought refuge as troops advanced, with reports of Catholics fleeing to Canton and Kiangsi, while provincial authorities alleged wholesale slaughter of Reds in retribution for the capital invasion.
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Chiorte
Changele
Chang Sha
Changsha
Af Red
Capture of Nanking Feared by Reds Reports Rise
Aug 13.001 Fens thot Nanking, seat of the WaCionifint government, would fall to Communists as Reds in peasant garb with rifles appeared near the area. The city was virtually defenseless with few soldiers remaining and police force stretched thin, raising alarm of a possible Trede attack. Pro Communist forces reported near the capital.
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Nanking
Maneang
Hania Pf
Isrea
Bereral
Tome
Enduring Baby Golfathon Stretches Hours In Texas Charity
A humorous report from San Antonio features Louis Persaly Roy Darrow and Graves Moore trudging around a miniature golf course. The three men have played for four hours and completed 18 holes without ending, an endurance stunt tied to a local appeal.
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Louis Persaly
Roy Darrow
Graves Moore
Piniature Golf Course
Onlineated Revolutionary Movement Gains Clout In China
A propagandist feature describes a movement aiming to oust foreigners and overthrow the government to establish a Soviet regime in China. It highlights members from diverse backgrounds including workers and elites, framed as a significant classified ad listing in the paper.
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Tof
China
Weather Forecast Fragments for Southwest States and Cities
Fragmented forecast notes list towns across Texas Louisiana and nearby areas with cloudy conditions and moderate winds. Mentions include Houston Galveston Dallas Fort Worth and San Antonio with references to temperature and general cloud cover.
Officers Hunt Murder Weapon and Soldier Held
An Ixlonpeve search near Ealyda creek found a weapon linked to a murder. Soldier James R. Adams, hailing from Fort Montown, is detained in connection with the case though not yet charged. The crime appears to have occurred on a reservation, with authorities pursuing further leads.
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Ealyda Creek
James R. Adams
Conkin Conant
Fort Kam Wrueto
Elell
Food Shortage Denied By Hoover Era Officials
Amid reports of rising food prices and shortages, Secretary Hyde stated there is no danger of a food shortage due to drought. He cited supply management and warned against panic, noting weather may ease and urging aid from the Red Cross as Hoover prepares for a White House conference with governors.
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Warhington
Hyde
Ftuovte
Agriculeure Department
Jesse
Jay
Tlepuria
Nina la Mlasort
Iquaac
Hoover
Garton Toyne
Fim
Szomblent
Red Cross
Emong
Celles
Enrapalgi
Laguardia
Repubican
New York
Tistle Co
Nile
Texan Named for US Mexico Board of Engineers
Texan Li C. Hill of Los Angeles and W. Ardereon of Bao Beanty are named as consulting engineers on the American section of the United States Mexican water project. Washington lists the appointments amid ongoing work on the canal variant.
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Mexico
Jumierran
Wwashington
Aus
Li C. Hill
Los Angeles
W. Ardereon
Bao Beanty
Fexus
Tolay
Altec perch ends after 49 days on flagpole in Atlantic City
Alvin Shipwreck Kelly and his family celebrate as the flyer known by that nickname returns to ground after a record 49 days perched on a 13 inch metal disk atop an Atlantic City flagpole. His wife and son Alvin Jr Shipywreck helped witness the historic stunt advancing the old record by a week.
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Altec
Atlantic City
Alvin
Kelly
Earth
Alvin, Jr
Water shortage feared as Schuylkill river drops near piers
For the first time since the bridge was built in 1818 the Schuylkill river at Philadelphia has sunk below the level of the pier foundations. Drought has reduced flows and even halted water from the dam, threatening a city water shortage.
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Schuykill River
Philadelphia
Bonds Set In Forgery Case For Heard
The district attorney and defense counsel agreed to bond Heard on forgery and passing charges. Judge J B Onion set $200 bonds on four charges and Heard to appear on his own recognizance on the remaining five. Bond fixes by Judge W A Athens set further $300 bonds in other cases. Heard waived hearings. arrest followed file of charges alleging forgery tied to October 1920 payroll checks. Heard was chief payroll clerk for about fifteen years.
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L Connin
J. B. Onion
Heard
Juder
W. A. Anthens
Cnth
Cnark Weilnestug
Julge
Onion
Nieard
Dear
Tieaday
Charrom
San Aneonio Public Service Company
Earl
Marion Talley Heads to Broadway After Crop Loss
Marion Talley leaves Chicago after crop failure and plans Broadway move. The Chicago report notes she may join New York's Metropolitan Opera season, with speculation about possible meetings with prominent figures.
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Marion Talley
Broadway
Chicago
Ruge
Golien West
Han
West
Golien
Elst
Chiewan Vestertny
New Yorks
Aleaght
Ranane Faem
New York
Metropallitan
Remembering San Antonio flood of years ago at Gunter Hotel
An reminiscence recalls a historic San Antonio flood when the river rose over Wooston Street flooding the Gunter Hotel basement. The tale mentions five foot water, a risky swim, and the danger faced by five people. The writer notes a 25 cent fare past the Harden district.
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San Antonio
Wooston Street
Gunter
Gunter Hotel
Horden
General Corey Flies ton in Wyoming Visit Report
General Corey Flies ton completed a post visit in Wyoming with Brig. Gen. Helstead Morey, acting commander of the Fight Corpo area, returning to headquarters. The report notes air maneuvers of the Fury frigate and pilots Hicks Adams and Livni Wy, while others prepare to arrive by Dodd fick Weil.
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Helstead Morey
Fight Corpa
Fork
Bam Houston
Weilhenby
Warrei
City to require guards pass saveing drills and tests
The city announces new requirements forcing guards to undergo saving drills and examinations before employment. Recreation director Vie Sehalte and Chief of the Life Saving Examiner TB. 3eCollum defend the plan as ensuring guards learn fundamentals. some responders complain the tests are burdensome and trivial. The program, set for the coming Monday, aims to standardize safety training for all guards.
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Wedaratay
Leer Frain C. TB
Iteg-Groan Life Snelog
Iteg-Groan Life Snelog Examiner, Praielog the Elty
Garcdz
AfeCollum
Evie
Ife Anving — Regnintin
Schullanic
City Plans Bullet-Proof Vests Purchase
City will buy two bullet proof vests from a Chicago concern at $100 each. Police Chief Owen Rilday will oversee the procurement with city purchasing agent Thuseell Jen jatt recommending the deal.
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Chicago Conerra
Owen Rilday
Caiengo Mumnans
Moray
Thuseell
Firemen's Band to Give Concert at Central Fire Station
The fire department band will perform under the direction of Felix Olinda at 7:00 p.m. Wednesday at the Central Fire Station. Refreshments will be served.
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Felix Olinda
Central Fire
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