International Intervention in China Sparks Grave Risks
Junius B. Wood examines the Washington conference’s possible response to China’s unrest. He notes US troops are unlikely, politics at Pekin split between reformers and war chiefs, and “international intervention” arouses both fear and pragmatism. Chang-tso-la looms as a powerful, feared Manchurian governor amid fragmented Chinese authority.
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Junius B. Wood
San Antonio
Intervestion
Bia
China
United Breter
United States
Tochuns
America
Peking
Fos
Chang-teetin
Chang-tso-la
Manchuria
Mor
Chang
Washington
Chang and foreign interests shape China’s forced concessions
The article discusses Chang Tselin and Japanese involvement in China’s development schemes, the role of bandits and turmoil in North China, and the broader pattern of foreign concessions. It notes Tokyo’s reluctance to sanction projects, the vast capital and land transfers, and the need for China to navigate international interventions while seeking self-determination.
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Tor
Chang
Jig
Dhens
Japan
Chang-tselin
Chenchiatun
Kianchuria
Tokyo Foreign Office
Army
Ching
John ¥. A. MacMurray
Far Eastern Bureau
State Department
Washington
China
America
District Judge Resigns in Paris Texas
Paris Texas November 3 A P Dohoney judge of the Qth district court has sent in his resignation to the governor effective December 1 He will resume the practice of law in Paris after stepping down from the bench
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Paris
Tex
A. P. Dohoney
Qth District Court
Governot
Help Slow Charity Drive For Childs School Aid
An Associated Charities drive in Chandler aims to fund essential braces for a ten year old girl to walk and attend school. Funds must come from outside sources due to the charity’s financial strain. The case highlights destitute family hardship and calls for donations to the secretary of the associated charities.
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Chandler- Building
Najr
Hitaeed
Avill
Charlies
Assami Jharitiessociated
Talks of cancer at Lions Club on cancer deaths
Dr TL McGlosson told the Lions Club at a Gunter hotel gathering that emotional scenes at military funerals reflect the toll of cancer. He cited data showing about 180000 cancer deaths in the United States during the two years of wartime engagement.
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Travia
Chopin
TL. McGlosson
Lion's Club
Gunter Hotel
United States
Jury Fails to Reach Verdict in Deport Murder Case
Tex Nov 3 The jury in the case of J W Cunningham a wealthy Deport merchant charged with murder in the billing of Dr E Steele was discharged without a verdict after two days of deliberation.
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Dney
Parin
Tex
J. WW. Cunningham
Novelty Demand Rises in New York Jewelry Trade
Novelty demand in New YorkChristmastime jewelry trade climbs with popular perception of goody must reight. Reports indicate a rise in diamond sales as merchants note growing consumer interest in festive items and decorative pieces for the season.
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New York
Conversion Charged in Newport Oil Funds Case
Marcos N. Beusnbat, vice president of Norman Oil Company, was arrested in his office on a $50,000 bond amid a charged case of conversion involving $100,008. The oil firm holds land in Mexico. attorney Charles G. Carson alleges misappropriation plus theft of documents used to form Tabasco Exploration Company and an agreement with Norman.
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Newport
Norman Ofl
Whic
Oil
Bonsabat
Tabasco Exploration Company
Norman Company
Socialists Seize Aldermanic Seats in City Hall
New York reports that Socialist members Algernon Lee and Edward F hold seats won in 1919 two year term. A special committee report Tuesday questions their eligibility and privileges in the aldermanic chamber amid a partisan dispute over their seats and tenure.
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New York
Algernon Lee
Edward F
Board of Aldermen
Notable Election Fraud Accusations Highlighted
Chaotic wording recounts charges of vote stealing and fraud by Socialists two years prior. It notes defendants Morits Graubard Timothy J. Builivan and others facing boards and courts, with Gee winning by a slim margin and Cassidy by a larger one across successive rulings.
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Morits Graubard
Timnthy J. Builivan
Gee
Cassidy
Ranger Bank Closes in Ranger Texas
Ranger Texas November 3 The Ranger Bank closed Wednesday on order of its directors after steady withdrawals in recent weeks. The bank reported 2 500 000 in deposits and said negotiations for reorganization by outside capital are in progress. One other local bank has recently been organized.
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Ranger Bank
Ranger
Tex
Farmers Mintleshate Bank
Bungee
Ara
Progres
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Gunkford
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Ormesher
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Burley
Fifth Ave
New York City
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