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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1931

Page

3

Tientsin Riots Raise Tensions With Japanese Shelling

Rioters clash near foreign concessions in Tientsin as Japanese troops bomb Chinese districts. Four killed and ten wounded. Chinese claim incitement by Japan, while Japan ties violence to retreating Manchuria forces. Armor trains deployed. clashes resume despite orders to withdraw.

United Press Tientsin China U.P

Disturbance cited as pretext for Japanese in Tianjin

Chinese say rioters carried bribe money and Japanese pistols. Japanese claim they fired in defense of the concession after an attack by Kirin troops and disavow responsibility for the clash. Chinese troops on duty today relieve police tensions.

Ganize Tientsin Kirin

Valley City News Briefs Include Local Visit and Election Results

Local residents Mr and Mrs 8S. C. Arnold of Cleveland visited O. B. Arnold. L. C. Brothers of Wellington spent Tuesday with Earl Arick. Election tally shows 215 ballots cast with Clerk F. H. Weidner. Trustees George Wolfe Robt Steingass Ernest Gunkleman. School Board Ralph Feuchter Claude Reusch. Constable Arthur Hauck. Get Together Bridge Club prizes awarded to Edna Herthneck and Ed. Grabenstetter. Liverpool school observes Educational Week starting Nov 9 with activities Day music glee club public speaking and dramatic club rehearsals. Nov 9 Armistice speeches.

Valley City Arthur Hauck Wm. Grabenstetter Get Together Bridge Club Edna Herthneck Ed. Grabenstetter Liverpool Burns Miss White

Whose Crazy Now staged by Dramatic Club at Armistice Fair

The Dramatic Club presents the comedy Whose Crazy Now at the Armistice Fair on Wednesday. School clubs and classes host a day of performances starting at 1 50 PM with musical acts by Riva and violin accompaniment. Miss Taylor and Hoy Grahenstetter participate in organizing and supporting the event.

Riva Ard Stevk Miss Taylor Hoy Grahenstetter

Education Week and Memorial Service at Liverpool High School

Liv erpool High School hosts Education Week November 9 13 with parent teacher meeting November 12 at 7 PM and an Education and World Peace address by Mia Mayer. A memorial for departed soldiers, community singing and a reading titled So Planders Fields are planned with music by Arline Metlert Joyce Moehle and a World War I Army chaplain Rev Adam Hunter. An 1709 tale of a Friar funded by a Portuguese king to explore flight is noted as a historical aside.

Miss. Taylor Adam Hiunter Unite States Army Arline Metlert Joyce Moehle Mate J. T. Mayer Frederick Rovhm Baldwin-Wallace Mate Quartet America

Father John's Medicine Widely Used by Hospitals

Hall sick run down people face winter dangers with low strength. An ordinary cold may be serious. Now is time to build up resisting power. Father John's Medicine is a drug free food medicine blending cod liver oil and other ingredients for easy absorption. 75 years in use.

Father John

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