Crusaders official testifies on Prohibition repeal stance
Ratu Lusk of Crusaders testified to a senate committee that national education groups align with anti prohibition efforts. He described a "unity 79" between the National Education Association and the Anti Satoon League and supported a proposed 4 percent tariff by Senator Bingham. He urged repeal of the eighteenth amendment.
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Awashington
D. C
Lusk
Senate
National An Association
Prlme
National Education
Bingham
Repub
Jap Objection to League Assembly Held Invalid
Geneva February 19 The Japanese objection to a Chinese demand for a meeting of the League of Nations assembly to discuss the Far Eastern dispute was held invalid today by the neutral members of the league council. Tense proceedings followed as reports from a jurists committee were circulated amid talk that Japan might protest to the full council over the Manchurian state issue announced at Mukden.
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League
Geneva
Switzerland
Ingel
League of Natons Assembly
League Council
W. W. Yen
Mukden
Prisoners Go to Church in Saunders County Jail Minsters Visit
In Wahoo Nebraska on February 19 prisoners at the Saunders County jail will attend church each Sunday. Local ministers volunteer to visit the jail to preach sermons and lead singing for the inmates.
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Wahoo, Neb
Saunders County
Americans Seek Safety in Shanghai Refugee Flight
In Shanghai’s Hongkew district American citizens fled toward the internal settlement early today as heavy fighting loomed. More than 100 Chinese patients were evacuated from St. Luke's Hospital, with nurses and staff removed. consulate records show Americans in several districts. Marines on patrol faced shell danger from Tsongkew and Goo chow creek, while Japanese commander Uyeda urged caution as shells reportedly fell nearby.
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Shanghai
h—Amercan
Hongkew
Bhanghai
United States
Cansur
Hongkow
St. Luke's Hospital
J. G. McGracken
University of Pennsylvania
Bb. Luke's
Pennsylvania
Yanetzepoo
University of Shanghai
Kiangwan
Woosung
Sears
Tsongkew
Soochow Creek
Uyeda
Ben
Goochow Creek
Japanese Commander Voiced Stand On Shanghai Threat
In Shanghai on February 19 Gen Enkichi Uyeda, commander of Jason's army, warned China over an imminent clash. He said the Nineteenth army is a menace to peace, vowed not to retreat, and outlined limits of advance while stressing protection of foreign property. He warned action if ultimatums are rejected.
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Shanghai
Enkichi Uyeda
Jason
Aln
Manchuria
Arenas
Soochow Creek
Chang Kai-Shek
Bhanghal
Chiang
Chinese premier presents five point reply to Japan
Wang Ching Wei outlined a five point proposition rejecting a Japanese withdrawal demand in Shanghai. He accepted joint withdrawal but insisted Chinese troops depart only with Japan. He defended freedom of speech, opposed dismantling defenses at Yaoshan and Woosung, noted Shanghai troops are not normally stationed there, and called for neutral third party investigations if withdrawal is needed. Newcomers to San Antonio are urged to contact Mary Lou for rental help through The Light.
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Nanking
China
Wang Ching-Wei
Shenghai
Shanghai
Yaoshan
Woosung
San Antonio
Mary Lou
Light
Crockett
Chinese Ready to Obey AP Ultimatum
Chinese guns boomed as the clash neared, with three Japanese sailors killed and Chinese forces strengthening fronts from Chapel to Woosung. American troops of the Thirty first Infantry took positions in the international settlement while businesses fear a financial crisis as taxes fall 73 percent and emergency costs rise sharply.
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Associated Press
SHANG
Chinegi
Uyeda
Chapel
Klangwan
Woosung
Tamg Pom. C
Mo Sion
Hon
Itsumo
Kiangwan
Mas
Chine
iPosition
Thirty First Infantry
Manila
Japanese Settle Threats Raise Shanghai Crisis
The Foreign Office said Chinese forces near Shanghai may be urged to fire on the International Settlement as Tokyo prepares a major stand. Ambass adder Debuchi in Washington relayed a Chinese refusal to withdraw by a set deadline, signaling potential further Sino-Japanese tensions without an all-out war.
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Parleya Fat
Ihuiness
Tokio
Foreign Office
Bhanghai
American State Department
Japan
Washington
Henry L. Stimson
Debuchi
Shanghai
Chinehow
Taksjher
Anganchi
Harbin
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