San Diego Notes War Clouds and Pacific Plans
San Diego observers discuss military buildup along the Pacific coast with ships from dreadnoughts to carriers heading toward Hawaii and China amid questions of readiness. The piece cites Admiral Leigh and mentions California, Los Angeles, San Pedro, and the Pacific coastline while contrasting naval posture with Mexican water projects and regional trade.
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Mexico
Pacific Coast
Calif
United States
Asia
San Pedro
Los Angeles
Pacific
Dextroyers
Admiral Leigh
San Diego Union
Fawatian Tolanda
Jax
China
Rail unions accept 60 percent wage cut for year
United rail workers and 17 railroad presidents agreed to a 60 percent reduction in wages for one year, affecting about 2,000,000 workers. The pact aims to save roughly 22 million dollars next year and prevent further annual bargaining fights. Formal signing was planned after meetings held to finalize the agreement.
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Caivago
Taw
Weges
Prigcess
Helieve
David 1
Toberlion
Robertson
Weather forecast for three areas with varying conditions
Ban Antonio and velpiiy show a warm trend with daytime highs around TM 4 and highs near 6 percent. Winds are light to variable with moderate northerly gusts noted in West Tezan. West Teresi expects partly cloudy to generally fair skies with a pleasant Sunday outlook.
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Ban Antonio
Velpiiy
West Tezan
Wight
West Teresi
Four Americans in Honolulu on Bond Faced Charges
In Honolulu four Americans linked to a case involving a local native figure faced bond-related allegations. The group, including a social prominent individual and a son in law Lieut Thomas J Marie, were set for bail amounts of 50 dollars and 2500 dollars respectively as the matter unfolded.
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Honolglu
Jan
Ony
Hon
Granville Dort
Carter Oregna
Thomas J. Marie
Garners Lured to Social Function
In Washington on January 30 the Texen club of Weahing tom domight lured Speaker Getner from bla tessinthon not to perhe rate in esening social functions. The Spraker not Men were honor xueaté at a reception of tha cloak.
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Garners
Washington, D.C
Texen Club
Weahingtom Domight
Getner
Bla Tessinthon
Spraker
Honor Xueaté
Tha Cloak
Politics Should Not Be a Shell Game
A letter from William Randolph Hearst urges public candor in presidential politics. Hearst criticizes Franklin D. Roosevelt for private only statements on isolationism and League of Nations, endorses James A. Farley and James Garner, and urges transparent honesty in American political life. He argues politics should be open and not a shell game.
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Gal
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New York American
Gobbie
Farley
Roosevelt
League of Nations
League
Peter
Paul
Judas
Garner
William Randolph Hearst
James A. Farley
New York State
Democratic Committee
Liner Collision Off New York Harbor
Two ships the United States and Sta Roma collided off quarantine harbor causing damage to both vessels with no injuries reported.
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New York
United States
Iner Welt
Sta Roma
Communists Jailed in Northern Spain Hunger Strike
Madrid reports that 105 Communists jailed after the recent red rebellion agreed to a hunger strike aboard the Hinor Buenos Aires off Barcelona. Subj ects began their protest today as authorities enforce December actions.
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One Hundred and Tive Communiste
Spain
Hinor
Buenos Aires
Barcelons
Chinese Keen for War as Shanghai Tensions Rise
Floyd Gibbons reports from Shanghai on fresh Japanese offensives near the North station and the growing push among Chinese factions for war. He notes American Marines, international patrols, and protests over Tokyo’s patrols threatening the concession zones, with mounting danger of clashes.
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Mamino
Narinoes Wyste Mullendly Eek
International Polices
LE Awm Satureday
Koichi Shiosawa
Yanzke
Tsongkew
Nanking
Iasang
Florin
US protests Japan over Shanghai zone fighting amid rising tensions
The United States moved to protect Americans in the Shanghai international zone. Secretary Stimson delivered a protest to Japan condemning neutrality violations and interference with operations. The note, read to Tokyo, pledged evacuation and treaty observance while awaiting further developments.
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Usi
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Shanghai Bate Zone
Sumaon
Japan
Manila Bay
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Interneot
Slimson
Meuteny
Ambanander Forbes
Tokio
W. W. Frait
Naval Operations
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Cmilny
Ip Shingbni
State Department
Edwin S. Cunningham
Japa
Katsubuchi
Stim
Stimson Toy
Ohio
Tapan
Ching
China prepares to declare war on Japan
China girds for battle as Chiang Kai-shek calls civilians to arms against invasion. Shanghai sees congestion and foreign protests while American marines and diplomats push for a peaceful response and a League backed investigation into the Shanghai incident.
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Japan
Tai- Chi
Shanghai Xardson
Nanking
Lranafer
Losang
Banat
China
Fien
Chiang Kab-Shet
Supreme Miliary Rem
Poverment Marca Mts
Tareang
Makden
Great Britain
Ghanghat
Washington
Shanghai
Negro Shot While Fleeing Liquor Car in Texas
A Black man attempting to escape a liquor car after a traffic stop was shot in the leg. The liquor cargo was seized and the injured man was not seriously wounded. Police have not released his name.
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Worth
Texas
Polis
Milk Wagon Drivers Plan Strikes Over Pay Cut
In St. Louis on January 8, union milk wagon drivers and attendants announce a strike to protest an eight percent wage reduction. Lead organizer Harry Norman states eleven hundred workers would be affected by the action.
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ST. Lows
Jan
Ain
Harry Norman
Downtown Car Theft Wave Reported In City
Police logged a surge of automobile thefts in the downtown area Saturday night. About 11 cars were reported stolen, with most vehicles left parked in the central district streets.
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Ve Ikowntown
Murderers of Peace Scored by Gen Fechet
Maj. Gen. James E. Fechet, recently retired, argues that American wars would be shorter with better preparation. He claims Europe arms faster while the US ranks fifteenth in army and fifth in air corps, and warns against slicing the third line to save funds. His article appears on page 2.
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Japan
Pacific
James E. Fechet
United States Army
America
Europe
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