Third International backs broadened plan to aid Chinese revolution
Moscow May 31 report says the executive committee approved expanded support for the Chinese revolution. It urges workers worldwide to assist Soviet Russia and intensify propaganda, trade union work, and colonial outreach as the Chinese Nationalists struggle. The Cuban Communist party was admitted to membership and a world congress was planned for Moscow in summer 1928.
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Moscow
Russia
Third International
Shanghai
Nanh
Canton
Chi Kei-Shek
Averemne
China
Communist Party
Vegetable Compound Helps Discouraged Woman in Iowa Town
A Midwest woman long ill with fatigue received a booklet from Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. After starting the regimen she reports relief after the third bottle and ongoing improvement by the eleventh, stating she feels like a different woman and will answer letters about the product. The note cites Mrs. Daugherty of Muscatine Iowa at 1808 Orchard Ave as a testimonial.
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Middle West
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. En
Datonerty
Orchard Avs
Muscatine
Iowa
Slayden Estate Awards Students in Essay Contest
Winners announced in the Slayden Essay contest with Brackenridge High School representatives Dorothy Clutter and Dan Harry among the students shown. The seeing attendees included other Brackenridge students and contest organizers.
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Slayden Estate Awards
Rebels Win China Battle Ends Near Honan Front
Rebel forces claim victory in China as they advance south of the Yellow River toward Honan. The withdrawal disrupts enemy lines and closes in on the Anhori enclave and major Vag railway area, signaling a strategic setback for opposing forces.
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Honan
Honan Ince
Rii Anhori
Fear Trouble as Southerners Advance
Chinese dispatch from the Japanese foreign office warns of danger as Southern armies push forward to take positions in Denzin. The alert cites potential threats to Peking and Tientsin and predicts disruption in northern leadership under Marshal Ubung Yu-Lin as the northern warlord appears set to lose ground.
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Qukhi
Leini
Ho Oce
Denzin
Jinmoese Foreign Office
Pelsng
Tientsin
Ubung
Yso-Lin
Igcerinng
Man Faces Charge of Glass Attack
A man on St. Marys street near Ville over the head with a glass Tuesday faced charges of aggravated assault. He allegedly attacked a man with a glass during a confrontation at night.
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Wight
St. Mary's Street
British to Open Huge Air Terminal at Croydon Soon
London report from Universal Services notes Croydon will host a vast new air terminal with modern facilities. The feature design includes large sheds, extensive aircraft handling spaces, and simultaneous operations to accommodate rising air traffic.
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Croydon
Universal Services London
Wroydon
Brackenridge Senior Wins War Essay Prize in Slayden Contest
Tiorothy Clutter of Brackenridge Senior School captured first prize in the 1927 Slayden Essay Contest judged by executor Mante Maverick. Second prize of 15 dollars went to Dan Harry of Brackenridge, and Ladith of Maid Avenue Senior School took third. The award, funded by the late Mrs. Domes Te. Sluyilen, was presented Tuesday for essays on the influence of World War I on France through 1925.
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Tiorothy Clutter
Brackenridge
Aumoureement
Mante Maverick
Gennre
Dan Harry
al L Brackenrilge
DY Ladith
Maid Avenue
France
Domes Te. Sluyilen
Storm toll rises amid three state storms in virinia tennessee and kentucky
Severe storms sweep three states Virginia Tennessee and Kentucky bringing heavy rain hail and winds. At least sixteen dead and more than twenty missing as floodwaters wash away homes and crops. Officials report multiple drownings and scattered fatalities across towns including Gate City and Elizabethton with extensive property damage.
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Bristol
Va-Tenn
Virsisia
Tennessee
Kentucky
Txentudy
Prestonburg
Garrett
Viginia
Daughte
Ailey
Willam
Roxana
Gix
Chester Elds
Green Callahay
Tye
Eliscate
Virginia
Gate City
Feungssee
Eligahethtos
Raby Rabinem
Johor City
Klansmen Parade Through Queens Amid Attacks
About 1500 hooded Ku Klux Klan marchers in Queens on Memorial Day despite police clashes and violent incidents. Police say more than 500 injuries reported as arrests were made. parade proceeded with a masked, robed display after officers ordered dispersal.
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New York
Universil Service
REW
Pitteet
Queens County
Damaion
Harley
Sacrifice Animals Mark New Rail Road Opening
In CESARBE Vorkey on May 31 a ceremony marked the opening of a railroad line linking Pirkey town to the east. Residents witnessed animal sacrifices as part of the historic event, noting the town’s prior isolation ended by the new rail connection.
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Cesarbe
Vorkey
Astern Pirkey
Madamity
Golf Course Costs Hit Kala For Hole Fees in Paris
In Paris this May, Steve Kala a New York banker faced a charge of 111 a hole to play a round of golf. The event occurred as part of a weekend where Kala helped establish the Grinesson course outside the city. After the round he paid roughly 60,000 francs.
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Kahn
Paris
Steve Kala
New York
Qrinesson Couran
Vatr
Tle Dak
France
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Edith Rittiman
Main Avenue High School
James L. Slayden
Maury Maverick
Goggan
San Artois
W. Gite Mivssnor
Aml Tusinussmai
Meds
National Association of Music Supervisirs
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Hans
Noiano
Miessner
Kevinard
Tegistre
Griesenbeck
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Goggan & Bros? Ae Complete Music Store
Travis
B.H.S
Dfstrove
Belo
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