General Pi ready to surrender in Shanghai defense
British forces confront looting and street fighting as General Pi Ehuchen signals surrender in Shanghai. Cantonal clashes erupt near the international settlement with at least twelve Chinese killed and many wounded. Japanese marines hold firelines while U.S. Marines land. no American casualties reported.
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Shanghai
Pi Ehuchen
Cstimander
Northern Defense Forces
Hasreed
Hig
Chang Kai-Shem
Santungosa
ClinBe
International Gattlemint
Chapel
Lyd Col Sapaed
United States
Murder plot and love motive in Snyder Gray case
New York report on Ruth Snyder and Henry Judd Gray awaiting murder charges after confessing to strangling Albert Snyder. Prosecution details, arraignment plans, and courtroom steps outlined as police transfer the couple to queenly county court. Police describe their arrest and the sensational public interest.
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Associated Vcean
New York
Ruth Snyder
Henry Judd Gray
Mia
Snyder
Albert Snyder
Jamaica
Newcombe
Queend County
Transport Ship Château Thierry Stricken by Flu and Diphtheria
Washington reports the army transport Château Thierry rushing toward San Francisco with four soldiers dead from disease and 68 aboard infected by influenza. Eleven cases of mumps have been noted among passengers. 13 congress members aboard are among first-class occupants, with six cases of influenza on the passenger list among the crew and soldiers aboard.
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Washington
Ayer
Chatowa-Thi Srrya
San Francisco
Bearhus
Chateau Thierry
War Department
Soliera
Annapolis Quiet After Student Riot Citywide Aftermath
Annapolis reopens after a student riot at Johns Hopkins University caused property damage across town. One student seriously injured, four more require hospital care, as guards fired warning shots. police detained four men for disorderly conduct while officials pursue charges and assess damages.
Gray's Wife Stands By Him In Murder Case
EAST ORANGE N J March 2 Support from a loyal wife came today to Henry Budd Gray held in connection with the killing of Albert Snyder magazine art editor Mrs Leibella Gray the 29 year old wife to Gray for 12 years was told of high alleged charges early today but continued to profess belief in her husband's innocence I don't believe it and I won't believe it until I hear it from my husband's own lips she said keeping faith in it all
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Ruux Snyder
Henry Judd Gray
New York
Gray
Tayi
East Orange
N. Jy
Henry
Road Supervisors Meet to Plan County Road Program
District road supervisors convene this afternoon to discuss disensalig plans for the coming year and a county road program. The board has not yet selected authorities for the crucial project amid debates over constitutional validity and funding. The report mentions Governor South Carolina vetoes and a focus on road repairs and industrial growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County
Robbers Fail to Get $1000 in Wall Safe
Robbers tried at the Standard Oil plant on Highland Way to crack a wall safe containing over $2000. Armed with sledges and chisels, they forced entry from a storage area to the office, battered the safe, knocked off the combination knob, and fled after more than an hour without loot. Police suspect they were frightened off. company officials await a New York openers' arrival to access the safe.
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Safe Rackere
Standard Oil Company
Highland Way
New York
King Winter Still Rules
A frigid snap drops temperatures to around 40 degrees with overcoats, snow, and biting wind. Fruit growers fear damaging freezes as apricots, plums, and other blossoms show, while frost tonight could threaten blooms already out but may spare later blossoms. The day will reveal which blossoms remain exposed as forecasters warn of continuing cold.
Fowl Poisoning Reported In Local Poultry Yard
Local authorities investigate suspected poisoning of five hens at Mrs. John Tahler's lot on Groas netcle's Lane. Several birds died, others show signs of poisoning. Police suspect a neighbor may have placed poison bait in the garden.
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John ‘Tahler
Groasnetcle’s Lane
Prince of Wales Falls In Army Point To Point Race
At Holdenby Northamptonshire March 22, the Prince of Wales fell from his horse during the Army point to point steeplechase while leading for a cup he donated. The horse tripped on a hedge, throwing him about fifteen yards. the horse ran off and the prince could not resume. It was his first public fall in a long time.
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Holdenby
Northampton
Shire
Eng
Prince of Wales
Theoth
Hotee
Aged Walker Weston Struck While Walking to Church
An aged walker, famed cross continental Edward Payson Weston, was struck by a car while en route to church in New York. He lies at St Vincent’s hospital after a fall that endangered his frail condition, amid support from admirers and charity groups.
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New York
Watts
Ayers
Boen
Edward Payson Weston
New York Press Club
Anne Nichols
Walker
Walker An Toog Ag
Weston
Greenwich Village
Seventh Avenue
21Th Street
Steve
Negro murderer escapes gallows in Danville jail
In Danville on March 22 Itt Vato Harris, sentenced to hang for a double murder, died by hanging himself in his cell this morning. He reportedly tore a sheet from his blanket to use for the noose, ending his bid at execution.
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Shank
Sunbury
Mass
Henry Ford
Wayside
Ed Cali Bizgle Preyants i
Danviler
Itt
Ey Vato Harris
Agro
Attempted arson at leader’s home in Warrensburg raid
An early March incident near Warrensburg involved Mirarion attempting to set Charles Tiger’s home on fire but retreating after facing a revolver and machine gun fire. Shots were exchanged with no injuries. Recruits from Franklin county were aboard a vessel described as from New York, with four of one hundred recruits on board and eight others ill. Burgess sworn in as Smithsburg clerk of court Edward Oswald reported this morning.
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Warrisburg
Mareh
Mirarion
Hame
Charles Tiger
Wong
Utiger
Franklin County
Burgess
Smithsburg
Edward Oswald
Editor Takes Burden in the Ford Suit
Detroit case centers on Henry Ford and Dearborn Independent editor W J Cameron. Plaintiffs claim $1,000,000 damages for alleged libel over articles about a Jewish influence in American agriculture. Federal Judge Fred M Raymond suggests amendments to clarify allegations before trial.
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Detroit
Bel
Henry Ford
W. J. Cameron
Dearborn Independent
Sapiro
Chicago
Dewith
Independent
Ford
Cameron Ten Tiled
Soblra
Cameron
Willem
Henry
Fred M. Raymond
Grand Rapids
Mich
Edid
Hagner Proposes Daily Medical Case Reports
In Annapolis on March 22 Senator Hrener introduced a Senate bill requiring physicians to prepare daily interpretive copies of patient diagnoses and treatments. One copy would be kept by the physician, one given to the patient’s family, and a third filed with the local vital statistics office. The statement would detail diagnosis, disease condition, and prescribed medicines.
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HODSH
Annapolis
Mar
Hrener Tefay
Senate
Register of Vital Statistica
State Day Bill to be Introduced in General Assembly
Annapolis March 22 Senator Frederick Lee Coburn of Harford County announced he will introduce a statewide prohibition enforcement measure in the General Assembly this week. The bill faces opposition to the Democratic platform and Governor Mitehla.
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State House
Annapolis
Frederick Lee Coburn
Harford County
General Assembly
Mitehla
Govarnay
Lea
Browning Off Peaches Seeks New Start in New York
Ed Ward Browning, who won the Separation case from Frances "Peaches" Hern, says he is through with her and cannot do more. Justice Seegers’ decision granting the separation is cited as exonerating him, and Browning asserts he has done everything possible and cannot continue.
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New York
Ward West Browning
Tolay
Peaches
Tirther
Justica Seegers
Frances
Hern
Two Killed When Engine Blows Up At Villa Grove
Vila Grove Illinois March 23.4 E B M Robinson Salem Engineer .4 Ernes fireman and C Farlow head brakeman were instantly killed early this morning when the engine of a freight train derailed near St Peter Fayette county. The three men were on the engine at the time.
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Villa Grove
Efforts for Commercial Pact Futile and End of Treaty
The United States regards its attempt to negotiate a commercial treaty with Mexico as unsuccessful. A State Department notice states the smuggling convention will terminate March 28, removing the basis for potential embargo easing. The decision follows Mexico City discussions and a lack of a new agreement, leaving U.S. arms and commodities shipments potentially subject to prior restrictions. The move preserves leverage for potential future embargo actions while signaling continued caution in commercial relations with Mexico.
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Washington
United States
Mexico
State Department
Department
Merxico
Mexico City
United
Snd
Toller
Bia
Nulse
Thae Lam
Aitica
Tertros
T.so. Ides
Mizda
Cinderella Bride Loses Wealth Without Funds for Appeal
In Carmel New York a 19 year old bride Peaches Browning wife of Edward W Browning loses alimony and access to her former riches after a court ruling. She and her mother Mrs Catherine Noonan lack funds for an appeal. Browning offered no comment. Court ordered separation and pending appeal would be costly.
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New York
Peaches
Edward W. Browning
Tysow
Catherin Noonan
Browning
Bishand
Brownlie
Seagar
Carmel
N. Y
Hoonan
Nim
Teava
Tony — Boatein
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