Foreign and domestic crises swirl in 1935 era reports
Reports describe Chinese forces moving toward autonomy in Hopel and Chabsi provinces as Japanese troops pour into the region. Nanking vows force to stop secession, while Chiang Kai-shek counters with northern mobilization. In Africa, Ethiopia recaptures Gerlogubi and defends Makale against Italian advances amid rising casualties. Back in the Americas, Ickes probes steel bid collusion, Brazil quashes a North revolt led by Prestes, and Roosevelt accelerates budget talks as naval conference plans loom.
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Chiang Alwest
Hopel
Chabsi
Yin Ju-keng
Japan
Tientsin
Garrisce
Peiping
Fengtai
Takasashi
Nanking
Bopel
Chiahar
Executive Yuan
Chiang
Shantung
Han Foa-ehu
Henan
Shanteung
Han Fu-chu
Wang Ching-wei
Aha
Bre
Natal
Pernambuco
Luis Carlos Prestes
South America
Brazil
Argentina
Paraguay
Chile
Manuel Rubelo
Ont Ge Janeiro
Priny
Avia
Sipet
King George II Returns to Athens Amid Enthusiastic Welcome
Greece greets its restored king George II on his return to Athens. Crowds carry him on their shoulders as cavalry escorts look on. He lands at Phaleros aboard the Helle, wears an admiral's uniform and monocle, then travels to the capital in a royal automobile with the crown prince. Formal ceremonies precede a te deum at the cathedral and a drive to the royal palace to resume the throne he abdicated in 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Kee
George II
Athens
George
Phaleros
Helle
Grove
Royal Palace
Japan Quietly Drops Northern China Autonomy Plot
Major Gen Kenji Doihara known as the Lawrence of Manchuria loses momentum as Tokyo orders a halt to autonomy schemes in northern China. Nanking is urged to implement reforms while China and Japan seek friendly ties. Yin Ju-keng proclaims autonomy south of the Great Wall near Peiping and Tientsin amid uncertain reactions from regional leaders. Shanghaikwan martial law remains in effect as developments unfold. Also, Pope Pius named twenty new cardinals including Italians and non-Italians, expanding the sacred college to sixty-nine members and appointing two new bishops in the United States.
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Japan
China
London
Tokyo
Kenji Doihara
Lawrence of
Manchuria
Peiping
Tientsin
Manchukuo
Great Wall
Nanking
Akira Ariyosh
Chiang Kai-shek
Ariyoshi
Yin Ju-keng
Sunz Cheh-yuan
Hopei
Chahar
North China
Shanghaikwan
Pius
Sacred College
Joseph C. Plagens
Death of Earl Jellicoe Silent End of World War II Era
A prominent figure of the two world wars, Earl Jellicoe, has died. His leadership guided the united British fleet through pivotal naval campaigns, leaving a lasting mark on maritime history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Jellicoe
Jutland
Canada Trade Treaty With Roosevelt Aims to Restore Northward Commerce
Washington observers weigh the Canada pact negotiated by Cordell Hull and President Roosevelt. The agreement cuts tariffs on hundreds of items, aims to revive cross border trade, and prompts a political fight over which regions gain or lose. Canadian ratification is pending, with full effect after.
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Washington
Cordell Hull
Canada
Hull
President Roosevelt
Congress
Roosevelt
Soll
MacKenzie King
Tke
United States
William Howard Taft
Champ Clark
Missouri
George Norris
Nebraska
Mr. Taft
Bull Moose Party
Clark
Norris
Mr. Clark
Mr. Norris
Great Britain
War notes and market musings from Bris bane week
A column mixing wartime outlooks, oil as a currency in conflict and the lure of treasure hunts. It recalls Japan’s China moves, Roosevelt era trade debates, and historic Canada relations. Bittersweet reminders cover Ethiopia, Wall Street schemes, and a famed diamond destined for cut pieces.
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Deans
Gome
Geat
Italy
Edward W. Pickard
Unio
Addis Ababa
Gorahal
Gerlogubi
Makale
Adigrat
Gec
Ickes
Florida
PWA
Miami
Carnegie
Jones & Laughlin
Kalman
Bethlehem
Morehead City
N. C
Triborough
New York City
Ger
Hitler
Nazi Party
Berlin
Warm Springs
James P. Buchanan
Texas
House Appropriations Committee
Buchanan
White House
State Department
Noel H. Field
Samuel Keber
Bern
Switzerland
Pavy
Royal EB. Ingersol
Rescoe KE. Schuirmann
Arthur D. Ayrault
J. RB. Fulton
N. H. Davis
MaetIe
St.Louis
Mississippi Valley Association
Convention
Interstate Commerce Comission
Killig
G. O. P. Fund
Hairman
Henry P. Fletcher
Republican, National Committee
Chicago
Fletcher
William B. Bell
New York
American Cyanamid Company
Charles B. Goodspeed
Republican National Committee
OUTS
Asai Bruce
Brisbane
Orther Brisbane
Doese
Philippines
Twe Emers
California
Mussolini
Atlantic
Associated Preas
Wertarn Newspaper
Unieg
Jacksonville
Fla
Wall Street
Ethiopia
John
Ciemiengo
George H. Hildebrand
League of Nations
Vuter
Germany
Triborough Bridge
England
Archbishop of
Canterbury
Ine Paras
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