Chinese Forces Retreat Amid Repatriation Efforts Near Jeno City
Chinese leaders rush to complete repatriation of troops south of the Great Wall as Japanese forces tighten grip on Jeno City. Volunteers move into Cahaar and strict measures aim to stop undisciplined units from advancing further. Officials acknowledge continued fighting to cover troop withdrawals through Pingchuah and Jehol City as occupation plans accelerate with a target mid March timeline.
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Ruibitary
Martha Chang
Laing
Chihfeng
Langman
Jeno
Cahaar
Filerng
Great ‘Wall
Onine
Rowas
Pingchuah
Jehol
Ghimere
Jep- Bnet
Ching
Jebel
Inbenkiye
Baume Bengué Ben Gay advertised for pain relief
An old advertisement touts Baume Bengué Ben Gay as relief for pains from chest colds to neuritis. It warns against imitation products and urges asking the druggist for the genuine Ben Gay, noting many cheap imitations use synthetic drugs and are ineffective.
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Baome Bengué
Ben-Gay
Enthish
HenGay
Japanese Air Attacks Hit Chinese Cities in Early Campaign
Reports from Lingyuan to March 21 describe Japanese air strikes on Jhehor city Loda and other towns as forces push along the coast where the Great Wall meets the sea. The vanguard of the Axis infantry, led by Maj Gen Trdvehl Kewenhars, advanced between Lingyuan and Tingchuan in Jebel province.
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Pulpien
Chaorang
Mallu
Jine
Dapen
Jeno
Shanhalkwan
Wall
China Sea
Psifing
Marty
Jéhor
Loda
Toro
i_A Rengo
Japanzee
Lingsuan
Frithry Hatlori
Patretial
Elly
Rennosire Mogi
Chienping
Tate
Yu-Lu
Peiping
Biscays
Chihfeng
Mog
Tenis
Mannion
Walsh's fame blt upon probe headline era
Washington dispatch recalls Senator Walsh born 1859 in Wisconsin, long key figure in US lawmaking, praised for Tr pot Dome prosecution and constitutional authority. Mentions his roles in Democratic conventions, and his career as a fearless legislator. Also reports on wartime troop movements and battles in Manchuria with Generals Frithry Hatlori and Rennosire Mogi, noting rapid advances and strategic positions amid uncertain surrender near Peiping.
Death Takes Senator Walsh
A chaotic obituary note reports the death of Senator Walsh in the United States. It mentions his widow, Genevieve Walsh, and reflects on the loss within a political circle, with scattered references to family caregiving and arrival arrangements, all conveyed in a fragmentary newswire style.
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Walsh
Wehington
B.C. Marsh
Genevieve Walsh
Maria
Wah
Trentiel
Wahi
Tae
Baresi
Reece
Montana Stunned By Walshs Death in National Scene
Fragmented report notes Senator Walshys death amid national party lines and regional figures. Mentions Behr, Craik, Warhnewton, and Manele Rotini in a murky account.
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Montana
Walsh
Welsh Exposed Oil Probe Figures in Prewar Politics
Senator Welsh rose to national fame through the oil investigations and led the public inquiries as a member of the Senate committee, shaping the Democratic convention of 1924 and securing the chairmanship amid factional struggles. He later became attorney general after Roosevelt pressed for him, marrying quietly after a ceremony at the Finch Mikelin home near Havana, witnessed by the American ambassador.
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Walsh
Senate
Herain National
Janis
Welsh
Mage Cluyarmsn
Madiwan Square Garden
New York
Wiliam G. MrAdoo
Alfred B. Smitts
Roussyell
TL Wat
Washington
Roosevelt
Hin
Fis
Metro Miami
Haryana
Finch Mikelin
Senora
Gam Miles
Havane
Cuba
Harry F. Guggenheim
Miami
Dayton Bouth
Roosevelt Mourns Walsh as Nation Grieves Senator's Death
New York March 2 President Roosevelt expressed deep sorrow at the death of Senator Walsh. He called Walsh one of his closest trusted friends whose calm judgment aided his administration. The loss leaves a cabinet vacancy while the President-elect prepares for inauguration and considers possible successors, with names like Arthur Mullen and Felix Frankfurter mentioned.
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Thome J. Walsh
Mundana Duthcerat
Tain Thomas Morning
Bute
Washington
Haruna
Cons
Walsh
Hornes General
Raoeesnit
New York
Deep Roosevelt
Thomas J. Wailsh
Winale
Roosevelt
Montana Senate
Montana
Ibs
Recret
Marine M. MacIntyre
Ac Baturdas
Aribir Mullen
Nebraska
Prat
Felix Frankfirter
Massachusetts
Supper Planned At Lyttr For Maria Rignardeo Fareni Event
Local community notes a Mexican supper event Friday night to raise funds for a teacher, with sponsorship by Lydy Rignardeo Fareni and others. Proceeds support school activities and student programs in a small Missouri town.
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Aspelgtion
Fine tobaccos toast to flavor and mildness
A promotional blurb extols toasted tobaccos for character and mild taste, inviting readers to follow plans of renowned planters and tobacco buyers. It emphasizes careful aging and blending of the world’s finest tobaccos drawn from a reserve claimed to exceed $100,000,000.
Roosevelt Slates Move to White House After Election
President elect Roosevelt advanced plans for his transition with treasury secretary Woodin, as he weighs appointing an attorney general. The Roosevelt party packed early belongings for transport to the White House, and preparations rolled on with security and travel set for a special train to Washington.
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New York
Roosevelt
Dorhing
Willam H. Woodin
the Treasury
Ah ‘Orney
Thames Welsh
Senate
White House
Nero
Wallyington
Jewish Editor to Deliver Lecture on Jewish Life in America
Jewish editor Hilel Hogotf of Yap Jewish Dolly Forward will give a feature at Redmen's Hall 1124-8 Goledad Street on Thursday on Jewish Life In America Literature. The event is sponsored by Texuettinesd Brepich Wo, 892, Worliness Circle.
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Hilel Hogotf
Years of SINUS PAIN CAN NOW BE AVOIDED
An old advertisement promotes Sinasiptec as a twice daily nasal bath to prevent sinus trouble and respiratory illnesses. It claims relief from pressure, congestion, headaches, snoring, and nasal discharge, urging readers to try the product with a refund if unsatisfied.
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Ail Druggiste
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