Great Bandit Attacks Kill Thousands In Shantung Region
Reports from Shantung province recount a massive bandit assault that slaughtered more than 7,000 people including many women and children. Deserters from the army, hungry and desperate, looted cities and caused heavy property losses as civil strife rages between nationalist and northern forces. Nearby, Kaiser and King Edward visit the convict ship Lorain, with the Kaiser remaining aloof while Edward engages the crew and discusses penal methods.
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Shanghai
Kingmen
Horda
Shantung Providence
Shantuog
Edward
King
Kaiser
Lorain
Smith
King Edward
Queen Victoria
William Jiehenzol-flern
Kaiser and Edward Visit Old Convict Ship
In a recent interview the ex Kaiser of Germany recalls visiting the English prison ship Success at Doorn twenty summers ago. He, dethroned, portrayed loneliness and sawing wood at Doorn as he reflected on that prior tour of the old convict vessel.
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Doorn
Kaiser
Germany
Success
Marines Advance Toward Pig District in Sandino Clash
Large detachments of United States Marines march on the Pig mining district in Nicaragua to block General Sandino's rebel retreat. Base reports note long reconnaissance flights, scarce fuel, and no sighting of Sandino or his followers as Marshall of New York is held by rebels after mining-area seizures.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Pigs Pig
Agustino Sandino
Pis Pis
George R Marshall
New York
Pi Pig
Sandino
Armey
Puerto Cabezas
Marshall
Five Killed In Crossing Crash At Conesville
In Coshocton last night five occupants of a car were killed when it was struck by a Pennsylvania passenger train at a crossing near Conesville. One occupant was injured and a sixth, Charles Lepley, was seriously hurt. Mrs Lepley, her daughter Gertrude, and two children Jack and Jane, plus Mrs Sidney Turner, all from Coshocton, died. Turner died later at a hospital. Witnesses said a watchman was not on duty and the car occupants did not see or hear the train.
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Coshocton
Pennsylvania
Conesville
Charles Lepley
Gertrude Lepley
Jack
Jane
Sidney Turner
Jonesville
John Begg Father of Congressman Dies at Home
Columbus Grove April 27 John Begg aged about 2? died late last night at his home after a long illness. He was father of Congressman James T Begg of Sandusky and served as president for two years of the former Ohio board of agriculture. The obituary notes he left a $2 bequest and his death ends a longstanding public service.
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Columbus Grove
John Begg
James T Begg
Sandusky
Begg
Ohio Board of Agriculture
Ohio counts represented at Ohio State University Columbus
A survey shows 803 Ohio cities and villages have students at Ohio State University. Franklin county is strong in Columbus, while outside it Cleveland has 805 students and more than 10 percent of enrollment comes from Ohio homes. The May Festival and Treasure Hunt are set for Troy on April 27 with business groups backing displays and fashion shows planned in stores.
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Ohio
Ohio State University
Columbus
Ievery
Ohio County
Pluers
Franklin County
Cleveland
Ohio State
Troy Troy
Turiday Mar Ith
Troy Businessmongs Association
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R A C. Pooley
Lonely Island of ‘Tristag da Cughd
Io Tit South Atlante
Spiritualist Meeting
Broad St
I. O. O. F. Hall
Candyland Middle Ave
E. F. Whitney & Son
West Broad St
THE
A. B. Sauer
Elyria
Bill Bartlett
Cleveland ST
Perry CT
Earl Spinks
United States Balloons
USCO
United States
Gloce
L. C. Hecock Floral CO
Broad Street
Taylor's
Elyria, Ohio
Victrolas & Victor Records
Victor
the Taylor Music Company
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