Rumblings of Revolt in Japan Reported at Sea
Floyd C. reports from mid Pacific about growing fear of a political upheaval in Japan as young military officers push for a cabinet of generals. He notes police control of Reds, secret orders like the Black Dragon society, and defenses around ambassador Cameron Forbes returning home.
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Youth Kills Self After Lovers Tiff in Oklahoma
Durant Oklahoma March 28 Clinton L Teafi 23 year old senior at Southwestern Teachers College killed himself with poison after a lovers quarrel. He sat in a car with his sweetheart while his brother Troy watched. Burial set for Gun ter Texas tomorrow.
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Clinton L. Teafi
Southwestern Teachers College
Troy Teaés
Gunter
Texas
Easter Christening At St Mark's Draws Notables
Clara C Pan coast reports on Easter Sunday christening of Kittie West Schreiner at St Mark's Episcopal Church with Bishop Capersi officiating. Sponsors include Mrs Burns and Mrs George Schreiner. godfathers Harry Selson and N Stewart Von Puhl. Grandmothers Mrs West and Mrs Charles Schreiner baptized in the same church.
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Kittie West Schreiner
St. Mark’s _piscopal church
W. T. Capersi
Diocese of
West Texas
the West
Charles Schreiner
Little West
Anna Bélie Sherman
William H. Sherman
Franc H. Deussen
William C. Deussen
Highland Park Presbyterian Church
MeRcy
Baxter Greer
Marguerite Hugman
Vesta Hastings Bryan
Princess Hines
Eleanor Sherman
Adlerika Promises Sleep Aid for Gas Pain
Advertisement claims left side sleep avoided due to gas affecting the heart. One dose will relieve zak or nerves and bring sound sleep. Sold by Rommers Wagners drug stores.
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Rommers-Wagners
Six Freed From Kentucky Jails On Bonds
Six defendants including five women from New York and Philadelphia were ordered released on appearance bonds of 5000 dollars each. They had been jailed in Bell and Harlan counties since January 4 on criminal syndicalism charges after a raid on the National Miners union headquarters uncovered quantities of communist literature.
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New York
Philadelphia
Bell
Harlan County
National Miners Union
Houston Attorney Claimed by Death
William Lawrence Cook 52 a member of Andrews Street man Logue and Mobley died in a local hospital after a brief illness. Born December 25 1874 near Meridian Mississippi he was active in service clubs and state legal circles. Independence will be yours quicker if you run your own business Buy through Light classified business opportunity ads.
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William Lawrence Cook
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Meridian
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Blue Star Ointment Promises Quick Relief for Itch
Advert shows Blue Star Ointment claiming to end itch, tetter, rash, ringworm, foot itch, eczema by melting at body heat and delivering medicine into skin. It soothes inflamed skin, has a clean odor, and offers money back if unsatisfied. Sold by all drug stores.
Tennessee Governor Counters Student Protest Over Kentucky Coal Field Ejection
In Nashville on March 24 Governor Henry H. Horton described protesting college students as uninvited guests seeking to study mining conditions after being expelled from Kentucky coal fields. He urged nonviolent action, cautioned that militia would be used only for a great uprising, and said sheriffs are responsible to the people. The students alleged mistreatment by a Claiborne county deputy and Kentucky officers during their expulsion from Bell county.
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Kentucky
Henry H. Horton
Glaiborne
Ternnessee
Bell County
Rob Hall
Columbia University
Claiborne County
Tennessee
Robinson
Graf Off Madeiras on Homeward Hop
The Graf Zeppelin reports position near 33°N 20°18'W heading toward Madeira after airship voyage from South America. Weather calm, speed about 70 knots at 1000 feet, dictating a westward course. Treasury receipts show March 25 totals of 4.5 million dollars with 9.9 million in expenditures and a 693 thousand balance.
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Friedrichsafen
Germany
South América
Llatitude
Madeira Islands
Treasury
Washington, D. C
Dallas tram crash injures six in streetcar collision
A Dallas street car ran out of control after the motorman collapsed and crashed into the rear of another tram near March 28. Six African American passengers were hurt, though not seriously, as R A Ferrell 66 attempted to regain control at the Highland Park car.
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R.A. ‘Ferrell
Highland Park
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