Naval power comparison between United States and Japan faces post war debate
An article compares current and planned navies of the United States and Japan, noting Japan's heavier building program and projected tonnage. It discusses treaty limits, required ships, and the impact on strategic balance with figures for cruisers destroyers submarines and capital ships.
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Wasitington
Racinn
China
Tole
United States
Japan
Roloes
Gary
Daitel
Kington
U. States
Bashkin
Tnt
Destroren
United
Staten
L Ie Sebel
Yfennaxel
Joran
la States
United Rintes
Medere
Ator Male
Nepublican
Maine
Natal
Germany plans to remain neutral amid rising tensions
The article notes Germany intends to stay neutral as European powers reassess alliances. It mentions public sentiment and official statements amid mounting pressure from neighboring nations.
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Germany
Werdin
Borah Warns Against Japan Boycott Amid Sino-Japanese Crisis
In Washington DC Senator William Borah Republican of Idaho warns peace groups that an economic boycott against Japan could trigger a wider war. He opposes halting shipments and immunities to either side while Senate debates. Senator King proposes sanctioning Japan and a global stance against aggression. Dill of Washington argues for stronger air defenses rather than new troop buildups.
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Ashington
D.C
Tan
William H. Borah
Republican
Tinhn
Japan
Borah
Boscott
Dil
Chiow
Beccott
King
Nerocrat
Leak
League of Rations
Fle
United States
America
Dill
Washington
Japan Purchases 600 000 Bales of Cotton From Us
Washington January 20 The commerce department advised that Japan is negotiating for 600000 additional bales of cotton bringing total Japanese purchases to 1,000,000 bales this month. Such orders strain Japanese gold reserves and currency reserves with potential adverse effects on business in China.
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Japan
Washington,d. C
Commerce Department
Tedeyees
Inez Sit
Desartment
China
Kern to Serve on Y Camp Staff
Campbell Kern, senior student at the Walvrear¢y of Penneylvania and son of Bi-topaol Kern, will serve as the medical rector of the YAN.8 camp. The announcement notes his assignment with the Southern Methodial mission in bullet riddled shama and mentions the upcoming summer program.
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Campbell Kern
Walvrear¢y
Penneylvania
Ron
Bi-topaol
Yan
Stoy'y
Sonica Maineday
Strike Looms in Shanghai Colony
Washington D.C. January 20 UNS reports the retirement of Shanghai threatened by a general strike risking a food shortage. Col. Michael Hooker, commandant of the American Marines there, provided dispatches from the Narr department today.
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Washington D.C
UNS
Shanghai
Geocen
Narr Department
Michaeil Hooker
Amerin Marines
Houston Hanging Judged Death By Own Action
A man was found dead by hanging in a garage in Wisconsin, authorities report. The incident is considered a suicide as no foul play is suspected and the case is being investigated by local police.
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Bron, Inc
Helmke
Ile
Win Garage
Girl Kills Father While He Sleeps
A report from Armico area describes a daughter, Erin Armico, killing her sleeping father with a hotgin while he rested. The suspect, Martha Cooper, is linked to the case as a household witness. authorities say the accused confessed and a man identified as J Cooper, aged 42, is connected to the incident.
Briton Warns Japan War Lords Seek Own Path
A British writer argues Japan's war lords will act independently if pressed by other powers. He predicts only external pressure or a united Allied front could deter Japan and notes the emperor may order silence while war continues.
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Krish
Atiwene
Sapsdees
Cupyrimhe
Tor
Jqnbont
Japan
Notalie
Joris
Severe Cold Spreads Across Midwest and Plains
Weather fronts push into the Northwest as temperatures fall to single digits in Chicago and beyond. By afternoon highs reach around 15 below in parts of Iowa Minnesota and Montana as freezing conditions spark winter sports and frozen lagoons. City relief crews aid thousands of homeless and frostbite victims are taken to hospitals as astern regions brace for more cold.
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Yawketna
Montana
Vet
Iowa
Minnesota
Torn
Hospitala
Portrait of Washington loaned to U.S. for bicentennial
Stuart's portrait of George Washington will be exhibited at Cochran art gallery in Washington D.C. beginning in March. The British owner Earl of Rosebery sold the canvas after a lengthy sale process, and it will join nationwide commemorations authorized by the George Washington bicentennial commission.
Unclear text about a rally and event leadership
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a rally led by advisors on a Tuesday evening with a quoted name and time. The readable parts mention a person in charge at four o'clock and reference a city street and direction, but specifics are obscured by errors.
Futile search for Century Pacific plane near Santa Paula
Reported missing after leaving Bakersfield for Los Angeles at 1:50 p m a Century Pacific plane with eight aboard, three women and five men, prompted a large search. Ninety three planes scoured the area and hundreds of men on foot and horseback combed mountains and valleys.
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Tof Angeles
Santa Paula
Santa Maria
Partiog
Century Pacific
Gince
Diakersfield
Los Angeles
War Department
Marchfield
Todas
Anil Rloude
Eanyang Ani
Pakersfield
Uewity
Frank Jewar
Swan
Sinieh Nod di Potkem Franvivry
Mev
Misa Nina Meffrath
Mintie Combs
Hawaii Death Penalty for Attacks on Americans in Islands
Washington reports the Hawaii island law to impose the death penalty for attacks on American women in the Hawaiian Islands. Lawmakers indicate the measure passed both houses and awaits final signing.
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Hawaii
Washington
Dec
Tan
Sereenor Tindit
Informe
Tin Gan Tourists Attend Convention
Delegates from Tin Gan Tourists attend the annual winter convention of the tin can industry opened tonight. Members from Pampata 102 19 province advance material tonne ing organized across towns in the tinian, Canada and Merion region.
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Tin Gan
Haiasota
Plg
Tan
Atates
Quare Chan Lomo
Tin Can
Ty Pampata
Tinian
Canada
Ani Merion
American consul seeks aid for Nanking evacuation mission
Commander Williams of the Yangtze patrol reported to the navy on potential military operations as the American consul prepared to request access to Nanking. He noted the Chinese Nationalist government had abandoned Nanking and moved the capital to Josape.
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Washinglon
Tan
INS
Corsul Pencenl
Lear Adasen Vinees
Williams
Navy Department
Teenign
Naokine
Josape- J
Akron Airworthy Confirms Akron Flight Test Stance
Commander Charles Rozendahl testified before the House naval committee about the Akron dirigible. He denied rumors of structural issues and said the airship has flown about 25 000 miles in varied weather. The committee reviews reports on the Shenandoah disaster and Akron’s safety.
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House
Akron
Washington, D. C
INS
Nass
Abe Chin
Charles Js. Roxendahl
Naval Committee
Rozendahl
Tie
Obituaries for William S McKeorie and Martha Mugler
William S McKeore died at his home on West Kiex highway after a long illness. He had lived in Pennsylvania and worked for years in Peters Market Ind, with survivors including Emma Janise McKeorever and siblings in California and Terre Alta. Martha J Mugler of Alamo Heights died at home with services at Miche chapel officiated by Rev Francis Davis. she was born in New Orleans and survived by husband F Mugler and children, with funeral arrangements in progress.
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Hin Horar
West Kiex
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Peter Marte
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Ani
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Terreale
Hertha
Mugler
Mea
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Maeiler
de Atgeasentie
Alama Heights
Satida
Miche
Om. Nomdag
Francie Davis
Careful plot seen in Jap s China attack
Washington observers warn that Japan aims to end Anglo American commercial supremacy in the Far East and establish itself as a Pacific power. The piece cites military experts noting Japan’s swift Manchuria occupation and Shanghai advance as a model for future expansion, with emphasis on raw materials and a strong naval base.
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Mervlee
Washington
Inu
Japan
Far East
Orient
Jatan
Jsenan
Unc
Neephe Financial
Dapin Haeigen
Manchuria
Shanghai
Heleium
Caratal General Staff
Shanxhai
United States
Janaehia
wil—Tapan
Asiatic Fleet Deploys 28 Vessels and 15 Submarines
The American Asiatic Fleet will deploy 28 vessels and 15 submarines. The Houston, a cruiser, leads ships moving toward Shanghai to fight insurgents and protect the line to Manila. Commanders and gunboats accompany the fleet with operations in the Philippine area and nearby waters.
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Anerean Asiatic
Shanghai
Houston
Admieat
Montgomery
Taylor
Asiatic Fleet
Mbinila
Hiticen
M4nila
Manila
Rive Aircraft Teathera
Manth
Russia Prepares for Potential War Amid Manchuria Tensions
Reports from Senlin indicate Russia pursues intensified military readiness in response to Japanese moves in Manchuria. Observers note Moscow aims to strengthen defenses while avoiding direct conflict, with signs of factory retooling for rifles under secret police oversight and export restrictions tightening.
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Japan
Manchuria
Russia
Berti Tontard
Cielon
Tussi
Ching
Sapanese
Manchiria
Chanechun
Warbin
Savigt Wiere
Reviese
Uvil Eevecal Agricallal Machinery Planta
Selmoshtras
China Communists Threaten to Behead American Skipper
An American barge captain was reportedly held by Chinese forces after a seizure near Veiping. Negotiations allegedly sought ransom or a parley, with details on the seized vessel and crew unclear amid wartime reporting.
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Veiping
Clisttes Baker
Mrtuclerk
Lin Uirrakaf
Oabu
Aerne
Bakere
Kitnaping
M Oransom
Celeste
Mexico Grants U S Warships Access to Ports
The Mexican government will allow American warships to touch at Mexican ports and permit military aircraft to fly over Mexican territory. Ambassador Joshua Kendon Clark made the formal request and was advised by Foreign Minister Manuel Tellex.
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Mexico
CIES
Jon
Armbaagador
Johua Kendon Clark
Fia
Planea
Fie
Panally
Thera Department
Clark
Foreden
Manuel Tellex
Capital of China Moved to Leyang Amid War Rumors
Fragmented wire text reports shifts in the Chinese capital from Nanking to Loyang amid threats of Japanese invasion. It notes moved archives, wartime rhetoric, and calls for mobilization while officials debate a formal declaration of war and Chinese self defense.
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China
Leyang
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