U S Gunboat Luzon Fire Reported on Nangteg River
London dispatches say the U S gunboat Luzon was fired on today by Communists from both banks of the Nangteg river near Luzon. The craft returned fire with fighting guns and sustained no casualties aboard.
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United States
Luzon
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Ilie
Higher Canadian Tariff Measures to Shield Jobs
Ottawa reports a temporary tariff increase effective today under Premier I. B. Lewnett. The higher schedule aims to block foreign products and stimulate dominion manufactures, preserving work for the unemployed.
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I. B. Lewnett
Dominion
Hurley Party Flies Onward From Birmingham
An airplane carrying the party of Secretary of War Hurley took off at 8 10 a m for Chattanooga Tenn A short stay is planned there before continuing to Washington The party reportedly halted in route from New Orleans to Chattanooga when darkness overtook the flight.
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Ala
Hurley
Chattouora
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Washington
New Orleans
Chattanauga
August Exports of U.S. Fall Short of July
Public release from the commerce department shows U.S. August exports slowed compared with July and remained below the same month last year. The report notes weaker foreign demand and shifts in trade patterns affecting overall export totals.
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Wasiingtox
D.C
United States
Commerce Department
Russia faces grain harvest woes amid profiteering protests
An editorial in Pravda notes the wartime grain harvest may be larger than ever but criticizes officials for holding back yields and farmers for profiteering. The piece signals trouble in the grain sector and speaks to government concerns over distribution and motives.
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Moscow
C—Soviet
Pravda
Wounded man jailed after burglary attempt at filling station
Charles Hugh Sheppard was jailed on $1000 bond after being shot in the leg by Detective E C Rhodes while burglarizing the No. 1 Vexaco filling station at 203 South Pine Street. Rhodes said Sheppard drew a pistol and was struck with a rock. The incident occurred early Tuesday and Sheppard faced charges of attempted burglary in Justice of the Peace Louis F Boltz's court. A later classified line promotes low prices in The Light ad section.
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E. C. Rhodes
Vexaco
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Court of Justice of the Peace
Louis F. Boltz
Rhones
Real Western Mining Town Night In The Desert
In Mojave California Budle the oil mining town, recently tied to a gold scare, shows a barren night scene as Mrs. Rogers and the writer visit. Prohibition officers had raided the town the night before and left the town dry with thirsty miners.
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Calif
Desert
Lin
Earthquake Shocks Washington Area Centered Near Geospatial Point
An earthquake of considerable intensity struck Washington at 10:27 p m to 1 15 p m today, recorded by the Georgetown university observatory. The quake reached a maximum intensity of 20330 ppm and appeared centered about nine hundred miles from Washington, with direction undetermined.
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DL. C
B.S
Georgetown University Observatory
Dry Count Lands Suspect in Jail
Prohibition agents raided a residence at 146 Ociental Street in the county jail district and arrested a man on a prohibition charge. The suspect, arraigned before United States commissioner Pant A. Lobar, faced default on a $500 bond as authorities pursued further details in the case.
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Ociental Street
Prohibition
Puesday
Pant A. Lobart
United States
Mexicans Ordered Deported After Jail Sentences
Mexicans charged with illegal entry into the United States were sentenced to 1 to 30 days in county jail. Judge Boynton scheduled a one day term in El Paso and then a regular term in Pecos, with follow up in the Western District of Texas.
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Jorge Charles A. Boynton
Donal’ West
Cornted States
United States
Border Patrol
el Paso
Laredo
Dudge
Boynton
San Antonio
Pecos
Texas
Crusader Retracts Misconduct Charge
Crusading evangelist Thal Bennet retracts accusations against him by Miss Olive Warren, ending criminal slander charges and planning to leave Sewburg to avoid further prosecution. The development comes after a staged meeting caused by misstatements and inflammatory remarks.
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Thal Bennet
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Ling
France Faces Jobs Shortage as Workers Rise
Paris reports a lack of work despite 13 000 job openings. Official estimates say unemployment is rising, with strikes and absences lifting winter figures to about 20 000.
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Paris
France
Chamber Directors Postpone Weekly Meeting
The chamber board postpones its regular weekly meeting due to the absence of general manager Porter Whaley and chamber president Walter Walthail. Secretary Mrs. Telen Cau announced the delay for Thursday.
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Walter Walthail
Chamber of Conterce
Ilf
Telen Cau
Chamber
Woedlhesile
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