Peking Seen As Pivot In China Nationalist Strife
Disputed capital location shifts influence foreign diplomacy as Nationalist forces advance from Hankow toward Peking. Diplomats weigh which faction will gain recognition while Wuhan and Nanking claim temporary capitals amid a divided leadership and strategic maneuvering along the Yangtze and Kinshan railway.
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Wuhan
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Chang Tsoan
Sankins
Chang Tso-lin
Eugene Shen
Hackene
Shang Tsehn
Manchuria
Great Wall
Orergp
Peary
Wu van
Anhing
Aneon
Stratford Birthplace Trust debates Sunday openings
The article reports Stratford on Avon birthplace trustees debate reopening Sundays at Shakespeare's Birthplace site. A 2 year debate ended in a near majority against Sunday opening, with calls to reconsider due to rising visitor numbers and guidebook clarity. Concerns include Anne Hathaway's cottage and Warwick Castle closures and weekend visitation impact.
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ATO
Émelil
F.C Wellstood
Suray
Sunars
Digestive Ailments Warned By Stomach Gas Danger
A vintage ad warns that excess stomach gas and acid cause gastritis and fullness after meals. It promotes Bisulated Magnesia tablets as safe, fast relief to neutralize acid and ease discomfort within minutes, urging readers to consult a doctor or druggist.
Miami Mayor Promises Sanitation Drive Amid Health Fears
The article notes Miami's new mayor pledging stronger sanitation efforts as health concerns rise among travelers returning from the Orient. It describes bright East Asian costumes and body sores, highlighting perceived foreigners and disease in a sensational, dated tone.
Madras Child Mortality Urges New Hospital Plan
Dr Muthulakshmi Ampal reports 8000 child deaths yearly in Madras province out of 22 999 births and says 80 percent of mortality could be prevented. council votes to organize a children’s hospital as health board ignores a bees removal request and Victoria’s Ned Hogan rises as a tall premier poster child.
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Madras
India
Board of Health
Ciizen
Hea'h
Weako Phsician
Hogan the Lumberjack Turned Politician in Australia
Hogan left for Western Australia to work as a lumberjack and began a political career as a spokesman for workers in disputes with employers. He gained a reputation in athletic meetings for weight putting and caber tossing. Now approaching 40, he has a decade-long parliamentary career and is seen as moderate with no extreme tendencies. His party holds a plurality but not an outright majority in the assembly, requiring support from adjourned opponents to govern.
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Hogan
Goldfields
Western Australia
North Russia
John ‘It
Sra
Willard Gibson
Sunday Visitors Share Time at Will Berg Home
Vernon and Mrs Nash hosted neighbors and relatives including J C Jamison Relgie Jamison and family of Leal O Mrs Geo Bemisant Alvin Simeon Nash and Frank Cousins of Grafton visited Will Berg. Webster family from Cleveland and others called in, with chatter about a Sanskrit captain and a two syllable name for Joby Youngless.
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Joby Youngless
Fragmentary local notice from Awherst event
A garbled report from Awherst describes James and Henry Schmuts visiting Mr and Mrs John at Bert FrastMe's Sunday evening. Ed Berg met with a client Wednesday morning after a hay wagon tipped over. he was injured and taken to a hospital for care.
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Henry Schmtts
John
Bert FrastMe
Ed Berg
Morzig
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