Massacre of Chinese in Siberia by Japanese forces
A late 1920s report details mass killings of Chinese refugees near Mago on the Amur River, the involvement of Japanese command, and a rescue of 18 foreigners. It cites George S. Dyer and claims extensive detentions and executions of Chinese, with accusations against Japanese officials and claims of supplied weapons from Fort Twingradht.
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Jack Mason
Vladivostok
Meason and Mail
Amur
Nikolayevsk
Mago
Orsk
George 8
Dyer
America
Chen
Japa
P. H. Lin
Siberia
Lin
Red Peril
Mao
Reda
Map Proves Japanese Charges False Amid Amur Winter
A wartime dispatch describes Chinese detainees in harsh conditions beside the Amur front. It recounts frostbitten sailors, dire food shortages, and aid from the American Red Cross via the Erivan and Vladivostok. The writer seeks permission for the Chinese to sail home aboard their own ships.
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Shipa
Mhore
Amur
Mago
Nikolayevsk
America
Kiang Heng
Nikolayevak
Erivan
Saghalin
Mason
World Sunday school convention condemns racial discrimination
The World Sunday school convention in Tokyo adopted resolutions denouncing racial discrimination. The measures address the American Japanese situation arising from the anti Japanese program in California.
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Tokyo
World Sunday School Convention
California
Woman 109, Oldest Iowa Resident, Dies in Waterloo
Waterloo born Imac Spoors dies at 109 after eight days of illness. She is recorded as Iowa's oldest resident at the time of her death.
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Iowa
Waterloo
Imac Spoors
Probe 100000 Jewel Robbery at Sleepy Hollow Club
Detectives suspect an inside job in a 100000 jewel theft at Sleepy Hollow Country Club adjoining the Rockefeller estate. Robbers entered the bedrooms of Mrs Clarence C Chapman and Mrs C K Danforth, taking a 60000 pearl necklace, a watch, a diamond bracelet, money and other jewels.
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New York
Sleepy Holly Country Club
Clarence C. Chapman
C. K. Danforth
Danforth
Sleepy Hollow Club
William Rockefeller
Driver Basford Sued for 25600 Dollar Car Fatality
Horace G Basford the driver of the auto that fatally injured John Swanson at Westlake Avenue and Highland Drive on June 17 faces a $25600 damages suit in superior court. J H Kelly administrator of the estate acts for the widow and children alleging excessive speed and failure to sound the horn.
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Horace G. Basford
John 8. Swanson
Westlake Ave
Highland Drive
J. H. Kelly
Entate
Basford
Freeman Press Club Dance Series at W O W Hall
The Freeman Press Club hosts the third dance in the series at W O W hall on Fourth and Marion tonight from 8 30 to 10 20. Dancing runs from 9 to 13 with music by Carty.
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Freeman Press Club
W. O. W. Hall
Marion
Carty
Licensed Still Case Defeats Volstead Prosecution
Federal Judge Neterer rules in the case of P Mazzone Mary Maxeene and Giordano that licensed still operators cannot be prosecuted under the Volstead act without proof of liquor possession. Agents testified to making grape alcohol and raisin mash found at the perfume factory on 24th Ave. Grand jury indictments and abatement action were begun but dismissed against the trio.
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Neterer
P. Mazzone
Mary Maxeene
J. Giordano P. Mazzone
24Th Ave
Mary
Giordano
Nan
Mauer Ls Cn Aboee
Noterer
Diamianal
Johnson Held for Manslaughter Out on Bond
Charlies Johnson charged with manslaughter released by judge Brinker on $2000 bond. Preliminary hearing set for October 24. Accused of drunk driving when his auto fatally injured J. C. Kinghorn on Interlaken Avenue near Green Lake.
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Charlies Johnson
Otie W. Brinker
Johnson
J. C. Kinghorn
Interlaken Ave
Green Lake Bivd
Home Made Still Case Sees Pinehurst Man Fined
Joseph Darling of Pinehurst pleaded guilty in federal court to possession of a home made still. He was fined two hundred dollars after the Wednesday court session.
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Joseph Darling
Pinehurst
British Coal Strike Set to Start Saturday
The British coal strike will begin Saturday after miners' executives approved earlier strike notices. A 600000 to 100000 vote rejected the owners' minimum production clause, while the strike action had been decided previously. Herbert Smith warned the strike was unavoidable and that government inaction on a 2 shillings daily wage rise harmed negotiations. The men fear starvation if the conflict intensifies.
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London
Miners’ Federation
Herbert Smith
Atrikhe
Smith
Tanlac Revival Lift Recounts Woman’s Recovery
A Beattie Washington demonstrator praises Tanlac after a severe collapse from flu and rheumatic pain left her fatigued and ill. She credits Tanlac with restoring appetite, weight, nerve strength, and overall well being, noting dramatic improvement after five bottles. Tanlac sold in Seattle by Martel Drug Stores under a Tanlac representative.
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Taniac
Mra F. C. Adagw
Spring St
Beattie
Washington
Hill
Seattle
Martel Drug Stores
Tanlac
Two Boys Accused of Entering Twelve Homes and Stores
George J. Clair, 14, and Samel Ruben, 12, were arrested after police say they confessed to robbing 13 houses and stores. Investigations linked their confessions to residents’ reports, with loot including jewelry and revolvers from multiple addresses on Boylston and 46th avenues and nearby streets.
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George J. Clair
Samel Ruben
Mra. L. Levy
Boylston Ave
J. W. Taldwin
Mra. M. Corry
46Th Ave
M. F. Meorhan
12Th Ave
Pred Alexander
Charles Shuman
25Th
C. ¥. Hansen
Heacon
D. B. Kirkse
Palmer Preaches Printers Ink At Masonic Club Talk
Dr. B J Palmer chiropractic leader spoke on Printers Ink at the Masonic club room on Wednesday night. He urged building a better mouse trap and using advertising to draw customers, echoing the Hubbard aphorism.
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B. J. Palmer
Elbert Hubbard
Masonic Club
Dr. Palmer
Hunting Parents of Russ Children in Geneva Aids Effort
The League of Red Crows mailed the names and addresses of 780 Russian children who recently left for Petrograd. Efforts by relief groups to locate the parents or relatives have so far failed, leaving many families missing.
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Geneva
Switzerland
League of Red Crows
New
Tal
Petrograd
The Price She Pays Ad For Lydia E. Pinkham’s Compound
An advertisement declares that modern life wears women down with backache headaches and nerves. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a simple herbal remedy to restore health for women in condition.
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Lydia BE
Pinkham
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