Japanese Ultimatum Demands Chinese Withdraw From Shanghai
Japanese ultimatum calls for the Nineteenth Chinese army to withdraw 2 kilometers from international settlement by sundown Saturday. If accepted, Japanese troops will halt advances, curb anti Japanese activity, and send an investigation commission. Discrepancies with the Chinese version puzzle diplomats. US minister to China notified Washington. Civilians in danger zones urged to evacuate as artillery and fires flare near Chapel and Woosung.
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Dupan
International Settlement
Hongkew
Woosung
Fort Lion
Nanking
Montgomery A. Taylor
America Naval Forces
Shanghai
Nelson T. Johson
United States
China
Taylor
Houston
Wellington Koo
Washington
Chapel
Chapel District
Peace Without Fighting Favored By Uyeda
In Shanghai on February 19 Lieutenant General Uyeda, new commander of Japanese land forces, told Floyd Gibbons in a special interview that his aim is peace without fighting. He stressed his division has not yet launched offensives and he wishes to avoid bloodshed after delivering the Japanese ultimatum to the Chinese.
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Floyd Gibbons
Shanghai
Uyeda
International
Ugeda
Bishop of Arctic Receives Montreal Promotion
Winnipeg report says Bishop A Turquetll known as the Bishop of the Arctic will move to Montreal to be made vicar apostolic of Hudson Bay. His vast diocese stretches from the fifty sixth parallel to the North Pole over 1,852,689 square miles with about seven thousand parishioners. He is esteemed for long northern service and knowledge of Eskimo life and language.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
A. Turquetll
Arctic
Montreal
Budson Bay
Canada
Northland
North Pole
Turquelll
U S Warns China and Japan Over Shanghai Fighting
Washington February 18 The United States warned both China and Japan that they will share responsibility for damage to American lives or property in Shanghai due to Sino Japanese fighting. The notice was delivered to the Japanese consulate and the Chinese provincial government at Shanghai by Consul General Edwin S. Cushingham.
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Washington, D. C
China
Japan
Shanghai
State Department
Edwin 5. Cushingham
Octogenarian Is Honored by Hunt in Golden City
In Golden City Missouri on February 18 an elderly resident Mrs L A Do Godd was honored in a rabbit hunt marking what was described as the last of a planned series started thirty years ago. The event noted her eightieth birthday and followed two earlier hunts on her sixtieth and seventieth birthdays.
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Hunt
Golden City
L. A. Do Godd
Defendants in rum case near verdicts in Tex court
Federal trial in Lynn Stephens rum conspiracy resumes as 18 defendants await cross examination and possible instructed verdicts. Testimony centers on Casbeer Cooperage and statements from witnesses including Cleofas Chapa and Mary Casheer as seven defendants testify. Defense aims to prove many written statements were obtained under duress or misunderstood, with ongoing rebuttal and witness presentation.
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Lynn Stephens Rum
Federal District Court
Newk Casbeer
Will Jrest
Casbeer
Cleofas Chapa
Adolph Jesselard
Houston
San Antonio
Joan Long
Lupe Gonzales
Sam W. Shannon
R. L. Walden
Lynn Stephens
Cleophas Chapa
Harry Harris
Alton Wright
Joe Hobrecht
Hobrecht
Chapa
Atascosa County
United States
John D. Hartman
Mother
U S Behind Last League Note on Sino Japanese Clash
Tokyo reports cite foreign office circles claiming American origins for the first draft of the League note to Japan. Officials say twelve neutral council members acted improperly and that the note unfairly blames Japan while China is the aggressor. The U S denies knowledge of any framing of the note.
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Tokio
Ol- Nce
Tako
League of Nations Council
Japan
China
America
Foreign Office
League
Tokyo
Offiro
United States
Council
League of New Wars
Springfield to buy armored car for police
Springfield authorities plan to purchase an armored car, machine guns, and automatic rifles for officers after a recent spike in violence. Mayor T. H. Gideon and Police Chief Ed Waddle announce the move to bolster local safety amid the murder of six city and county peace officers.
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Springfield
T. H. Gideon
Ed Waddle
Air guns banned in Kansas City by judge
Police reports of boys shooting birds and breaking windows prompted Judge Henry Meade to ban air rifles in Kansas City Kansas. The action addresses ongoing complaints from residents and authorities urging curb on psysical nuisance caused by the weapons.
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Kansas City
Kan
Henry Meade
Automobile Thieves Steal Police Car in Canton
Canton Ohio February 18 thieves without regard to law stole a Canton police car from its parking place in front of the police station. The incident underscores the audacity of criminals and the ongoing effort to safeguard law enforcement vehicles.
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Cantor
Ohio
INS
Canton
Elk Tooth Hunters Slaughter Herd in Humptulips Valley
Moquiam Wash February 18. Elk numbers in the Humptulips valley district have been nearly wiped out by skin hunters over the past year. Charles Surke, a Humptulips rancher and trapper, retrieved records of the slaughter and found scores of toothless carcasses in the woods. Meat remained untouched as hunters surrounded herds and shot them, the official said.
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Moquiam
Wash
Humptulips Valley
Oquiam
Charles Surke
Hurmptulios
Meath
Burke
Berke
Better Than Whiskey For Coughs and Colds
An exaggerated advertisement touts Aspironal as a miracle cold remedy guaranteeing quick relief within two minutes. It claims universal efficacy for adults and children, urging readers to buy at drugstores and test the product with a money back guarantee. The copy mocks whiskey cures and promotes dramatic, rapid results.
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Colle
Missing policies ad on KTSA paid extra charges
Classified notice offering an advertisement on missing policies to be broadcast via Station KTSA with additional cub charges. The notice provides contact Cr. 2400 for placing the ad.
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KTSA
Cub
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