Japanese troops reach Harbin as U S reporter reports safe
Edward Bunler, international News Service war correspondent, travels with Gen. Tamon’s Japanese division into Harbin Manchuria. He describes rail disrupt ions by Ting Chee’s Chinese forces and a night of bombardment and icy pursuit as Japanese forces advance toward the Manchurian frontier while crowds cheer in Harbin at the entry of Japanese troops.
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Kaiser to Head Zeta Phi Gamma Fraternity
K Aiser will head Zeta Phi Gamma with D. Kater kaahea elected president of the fraternity. Other officers include W. B. as vice president, A. V. as secretary, pedals Bareelt as treasurer, and Ae frew as membership chair. Tonie Goetz and Premea Belton Hombs named as officers. The Light's Work mentions San Antonio and Pisaiy-Wicel store.
More Than One Million On U.S. Payroll Expert Says
Washington reports government efficiency expert Robert D. Brown submitted figures to Representative Tinos showing 1,022,372 people on the federal payroll. The payroll totals 21,315,690,467 dollars, with a proposed 10 percent salary cut for workers earning 2,000 dollars or more, potentially saving about 55 million annually. The data will be used in the salary cut debate before Congress.
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Haines
McFadden Considers Senate Bid After Debt Moratorium Row
Congressman Louis T. McFadden of Pennsylvania, a Republican critic of President Dover’s debt moratorium plan for foreign governments, weighs a Senate run after receiving numerous letters urging him to seek the nomination. A decision is expected next week.
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Washington States Democratic convention action and debate
Washington meet notes report a noisy scene at the Washington state Democratic convention in Olympia on February 6 with the body going on record in favor of nominating Franklin D. Roosevelt. A major uproar centered on a platform plank opposing U.S. entry into the League of Nations and calling for a stand against cancellation of European war debts. the plank was ultimately voted down.
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Gypsy Group Held in San Saba Case
San Saba authorities detained a Gypsy group including a man, two women, and nine children on Saturday afternoon after a local ward officer reported the group had been suspected of a crime. They are being held at the county jail awaiting orders from San Saba officials who requested their detention. The San Antonio sheriff plans to question the suspects.
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Ross Gun Inventor Sued for $16,000 in Scotland
Sir Charles L. Ross a Scotch baronet and Hos rifle inventor faced Dutch papers in WASHLN Dd. G. on a $10,000 suit by a London law firm. The action centers on a remainder alleged due under a Scotland judgment. He had recently been sued for divorce by his wife, but the matter was settled out of court.
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Food Shortage Hits Shanghai International Settlement
Reports from passengers aboard the Naldera steamer indicate a food shortage is already pinching Shanghai's international settlement. Settlement authorities fear evacuation of foreigners may be unavoidable if pent-up conditions persist for ten days or longer.
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Naldera
Dreiser Urges Mooney Pardon To Governor Rolph
Theodore Dreiser the novelist asks Governor Rolph to pardon Tom Mooney. A copy of his letter was received by the Tom Mooney Molders Defense committee.
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State Patrol Halts Hausser in Bizarre Encounter
Sheriff Albert Hausser confronted by state highway patrol when speeding. A patrolman halted him, Hausser claimed authority and threatened arrest if questioned. The incident led to officers being warned to identify him. no name was learned. In San Francisco Chinese New Year ushered in the year of the monkey amid war fears.
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Mellon to Be Sworn Tuesday as London Envoy
Andrew W Mellon will formally take the oath as ambassador to London next Tuesday. Treasury chief Ogden Mills will also be sworn in that day if Senate confirms him beforehand. Two seamen's bodies were recovered off Cape May by coast guard ships Cahoon and Benaca, believed to be from the tug Lonnie B. Shaw found in two fathoms, five miles southeast of Cape May.
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Fruit Bomb Destroys Fruit Standin Sta
A dycatite bomb exploded above a fruit and vegetable stand owned by Frank Amnerino and his family in OHTLAGO, scattering produce through the street and damaging nearby homes. Amnerino and his wife and eight children, asleep in the apartment over the store, were thrown from their beds but uninjured. The blast referenced local figures Pep and Johnny Genars.
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Court orders Kahn to talk in pretrial probe
Otto H. Kahn, noted booker and art patron, faces a court order to answer questions in an examination before trial linked to Rosalinda Moffat’s $260,000 Tibet mail scandal. The proceedings focus on alleged malicious misstatements and a letter denying prior assertions. Broadcast details for the case appear in the local classified section.
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