Japan Prepares 30,000 Troops for China Campaign
International News Service reports Japan mobilizes 30,000 men in the Shantung Peninsula with two divisions of artillery and air support. Tsingtao and Tsinan areas hold strong Japanese positions as authorities warn of possible counterattacks by Chinese Nationalists. Japan vows protection for nationals and property in Shantung and beyond.
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Servius
TOEIO
Japan
Shentune
China
Tsingtso
Tsinan
War Office
Shantung
Tsinguan
Shantung'I'singtay Allroad
Jap Says Intervention Would Help America
Premier Toyaka argues Japanese intervention in China benefits the United States and Europe as well as Japan. He cites a possible diplomatic settlement and notes Communist influence among Chinese Nationalists. He says Japan will cooperate with foreign powers in Peking and Tientsin to deter further conflict and seek a mutual solution.
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Enternational
Torio
China
America
Japen
Toyaka
T Her
Japan
Baron Tunak
Taiwan
Peking Éod Tien-Tsin
Four Million Starving in China Amid War and Floods
Four million people in China face starvation due to war famine and floods. The nation endures widespread displacement as families flee regions hit hardest by conflict and natural disasters.
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China
Arving in China to Manchuria Prompts Photo Protest
International Newsreel image depicts the harsh plight of Chinese peasants with suffering described as intense and daily deaths noted. The caption highlights famine and hardship across rural areas reaching Manchuria.
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Manchuria
Death suspects hunted as police seek two more in Houston case
Detectives pursue two additional suspects in linked murders and a robbery after two men were held briefly then released. Officers hope the new arrests will clarify the killings of Mie A Luber and Barry W Karotkin as clues fade and the search widens for a bandit described as a young male with a weak heart and a second man around thirty five linked to the Kurotkin slaying.
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Sain Antonin
Mie. A. L. Tuber
Dewey Place
Barry W. Karotkin
Ioan Broker
Sid
Ain
Anil
Fita
Younty
Huber
Taxpayers May Vote On 4 755 000 Bond In San Antonio
Mayor Chambers announced a bond election of four million seven hundred fifty five thousand dollars to be held next Saturday May 10 in San Antonio. Voters must own taxed property real or personal to cast a ballot and merchants will be asked to allow employees one hour for voting.
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Tle Valery
Ban Anetonio
QM. Chambers
Jong
Bend
Soviet Sees Pepan Occupation International News
A clipped international note cites Soviet views on Pepan occupation and mentions the International News Service Morgue dated March 14. The fragment highlights a geopolitical assessment without further specifics.
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International
Servier
Morgue
Mer 14
Omerat
Soviet View of Japan Shantung Intervention and Chinese Crisis
Soviet officials argue Japan will press Shantung indefinitely as a war exists between Tobia and Naoching governments. They note China under Chang Kai-shek seeks to communize, while Soviet Russia watches keenly. Meanwhile the League of Nations shows little will to act on the Chinese nationalist appeal. France says it will not intervene as Nanking is not recognized by the League.
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Japan
Shantung
Tobia
Naoching
Soviet
Russia
China
Chang ‘I'so Lin
South
Kuomintang
League
Darin
France
League of Nations
Council
Foreign Office
Nanking
Leave of Nations
Foreir Office
Nationsliet
League Council
Shoutun
Harlandale Board Reelects Buelandale Teachers
Tarlandale board of education announces the reappointment of all teachers in the Buelandale i Tic school system, with a market reelection. Superintendent H Hutle states teachers with a year or more service will receive salary increments.
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Harlandale
Buelandale i Tic
Tarlandale Board of Education
I Af
H. Hutle
Hero to Stay Far Grave
Private Daniel Jones of Wiles, adviler of Company G, 6th Infantry, killed Oct. 4 1918 near the Argonne, will remain buried in Bois de Kay France at his mother Mary Jones request after his grave was found in France. Mrs Jones plans to visit this summer as Uncle Sam’s guest with other Gold Star mothers.
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International News Service
Niles
Ohio
Daniel Jones
Wiles
Company G
6Th Infantry
Argonne
Batte
Mary Jones
Daniel
France
Jones
Bois de Kaye
Meuse
Uncle Sam
Girl Lawyer in Death Case
Kansas City May 12 Sophia Ann Riley twenty two is said to be the youngest woman lawyer to defend a person charged with murder Miss Riley engaged to defend Marie Howard nineteen who will face trial soon as the slayer of her police man suitor Miss Howard may claim self defense in fighting for her life The case attracted attention because the defense attorney is young and very pretty
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Kansas City
Sophia Ann Riley
Miss Riley
Marie Howard
Tris
Miss Howard
Lost Goya Picture Found in Madrid Convent
A long-mistaken Goya painting, once believed lost, has been found in a Madrid convent by art critic Don Julio Civextany. The piece, sized large, is said to be among the master’s finest works and possibly printed for the San Antonio church in a city story.
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University of California Forday
Aldadox
Agnes Stowell
Car Crash Leaves Driver Near Death After Collision
A man identified as Ronw, 40, was narrowly rescued after a serious automobile collision last night. He suffered critical injuries and was rushed to a hospital where doctors described his condition as near death.
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Thy
Angra
Te Ronw
San Quentin Census Records Prison Population and Details
May 12. An inventory by Warden James B Holohan shows 430 prisoners charged to San Quentin, with 307 behind walls and 123 in road camps. Seventy inside are temporary losses. 206 serving life, including seven women. Eight men in condemned cells. Average age received male 28, female 21. Present average male 31, female 22. Fifty four escaped since founding two years after. Escapes: asylum ten, road camps thirty one, prison burgher ten, prison army three.
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San Quentin Prison
Cal
James B. Holohan
Wanlea Holohan
San Quentin
Pris Bruger
Dr. Baldwin Dies After Illness at Ames Iowa
Dr. Bis T. Baldwin aged 64 dies in Ames Iowa after a brief illness described as erysipelas. He directed and founded the University of town welfare research station noted by colleagues as the world’s first. His career included posts at Harvard, the University of Toronto, and the University of Chicago.
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Towa
Bis T. Baldwin
Ehikt Welfare Research Station
University of Town
Harvard
University of Torus
University of Chicorn
Local dances advertise spring events across Castroville area
A jumble of event notices lists multiple dances and social gatherings in Castroville and nearby towns. May dates include May 3 and May 13 with various venues, bands, and admission notes. Some entries mention traffic impact and new management at halls, inviting communities to attend ongoing weekly dances and social functions.
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Lucchese Shoe Repairing CO
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WIW. Com
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