Bullard Urges Resistance to Pacifist Pressure
General Bullard warns against pacifist and internationalist campaigns aimed at disarming the United States. He cites Japan China war, Geneva disarmament talks, and warns that unpreparedness and weak defense invite subjugation. He urges Americans to support robust national defense and resist internationalist influence.
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BR. L. Bullard
Sre
Amerian
Frances
Sudlanal
Leazyn Aenold
Farl Burvie
League of Nations
Senate
Geneva
Japan
China
America
Miss Woolley
George Washington
United States
Syracuse
Elmira
N.Y
Washington
Ta, Lyre Ter LY
General
Pelt Wepesr
Temerren Sa Iwae
Fierce clash at Woosung as Japanese advance in creek battle
In the Woosung region near the Yangtze, Japanese forces crossed the creek with cork pontoons under gas masks amid heavy bombardment. Chinese defenses suffered losses as Japanese reinforcements moved in and transports began landings at 7:30 am despite protests from British and American authorities.
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Jo- Jire
Shimemoto
Wonsung
Woosuing
Shimomoto
Yangtee River
Jamid
Rulna
Woo- Suna
Chapel
Woosung
Wea
Chinese Plan to Restore Capital Moves in Nanking
Reports from Nanking say hurried conferences are under way to restore the Chinese capital soon after last Tuesday’s dispatches. Key leaders meet to discuss a rapid relocation plan amid international coverage.
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Nanking
Mothers blamed for children swallowing items during care
In Chicago on February 13, Dr Chevalier Jackson warned mothers who pinch or carry out sewing and dressing while caring for children may cause lung congestion in youngsters. He warned that children imitate adults and swallow objects, risking serious harm and choking.
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Chicago
Chevalier Jacksin
Sacramento Girl Flies 160 Miles for Aerial Lesson
Helen Day a 19 year old Sacramento resident travels 100 miles by plane to Oakland for a firing lesson and climbs into the cockpit with instructor Charlen Shone each morning. She claims a world record for aerial commuting and returns to Sacramento after the lesson.
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Oakland
Calif
Byers
Helen Day
Sacramento
Miss Day
Charlen
Bishop Denounces New Divorce Law in Pivotal Letter
PRAGOE Feb 18 Bishop Morriz Picha new Koenigersetz bishop sharply attacks Czechoslovakian divorce law. He denounces grounds of incompatibility and urges Catholic members to seek a stricter measure.
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Pragoe
Koenigersetz
Morriz Picha
Postmaster Jailed in Embezzlement Case in Norfolk
Postmaster Frank Melrose, 62, of Fordyce, jailed in Norfolk on embezzlement charge. Alleged to have stolen about £2878. Marebal Gannon named in the case, details unsettled, investigation ongoing.
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Rorfolk
Frank Melrose
Fordyce
Norfolk
Marebal Gannon Bald
Thieves break into home steal $30 watch
Miss Linda Hausler of 245 Blum Street reported to police Saturday night that thieves broke into her home and escaped with $30 and a valuable watch.
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Nita
Linda Hausler
Blum Street
Protest Over U S Line Sparks AEF Inquiry
Washington D C February 13 An official protest to the commander of Japanese naval forces in Shanghai was lodged by Admiral M M Taylor head of the American Asiatic Fleet. The complaint cites two Japanese planes flying very low over the American sector in three separate incursions today, with identification marks visible.
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Washington, D. C
INSI
Shanghai
M. M. Taylor
Tokio Organizes Home Defense Corps Amid China Tension
Tokio announces formation of a volunteer home defense corps as government signals no League of Nations meeting to alter China policy. Foreign office says Japan does not want assembly but accepts it may be convened, viewing it as Chinese anti Japanese propaganda.
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Tokio
League of Nations Assembly
China
Foreign Office
Japan
League Councils
Soviet Denies Tokyo Pact Reports
Moscow denied London Daily Express claims that Russia had a secret pact with Japan granting undisputed Manchuria and Mongolian domination. The Soviet government called the report baseless, stating no alternative to an agreed peace with Japan and warning against Japan's war machine.
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Moscow
London Daily Express
Russia
Japan
Manchuria
Mongolia
Policemen Guard Communist's Bier in Kentucky Town
In Barbourville Kentucky eight heavily armed policemen guarded the funeral parlor where the body of Harry Shams a 22 year old New York City Communist and organizer for the National Miners Union lay after dying from gunshot wounds inflicted at the Trosper mine on Brush Creek The guard was increased after a telephone warning from Joe Weber Kentucky and Tennessee organizer for the National Miners Union that a mob planned to attack the morgue and remove Shams body.
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Barbourville
Harry Shams
New York City
National Miners’ Union
Atlin Miller
Simms
House Committee Studies Sales Tax Proposal
The House Ways and Means subcommittee considered a broad sales tax excluding food and essentials. Chairman Henry T. Rainey said members were sold on the idea if it can be administered effectively.
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Washington, D. C
House Ways and Means
Henry T. Rainey
Ullneis
War Pension Bill Given in Committee
Washington report on a pensions bill approved by the House Pensions Committee aims to uniformly aid widows and orphans of veterans across wars. It would extend benefits to World War I dependents lacking coverage and raise allowances for Civil War widows and orphans.
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Washington, D. G
House Pensions Committee
Convent Girl Falls to Death from Downtown Roof
Matilde Bailey a 17 year old convent student died after a dangerous rooftop dare atop a downtown hotel. Her boy cousin and a friend witnessed the fall through a skylight as she attempted a daring stunt.
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Gan
Matilde Bailey
Revival Held by Reverend and Mrs Williams in Coensteck
In Abilene Texas February 13 1928 Dr J H Bailey Clyde physician died after his car struck by a train near Clyde. The Rev Bic Williams and Mrs Williams left San Antonio Saturday to conduct revival services at the First Hapthet church of Coensteck.
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Willigims
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Abilene
Texas
J. H. Bailey
Weat Texexs
Clyde
Herw
Cbyde
Bailey
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