Resumption of Chinese Civil War Looming and State Dept Stand
The report notes a looming resumption of the Chinese Civil War while the State Department maintains its decision to bar communist Saklatvala and hints at stricter exclusion of individuals who publicly advocate overthrow of government. Senator Borah cites Saklatvala’s Commons speech as proof of his anti-government stance and calls for scrutiny of his admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xovit NG OO
Washington
United States
Shipurje Laklatvala
Peanittle
Senate Bora
Idaho
Chatroman
Gee Te
Coormitten
Ottis
Staratees
Siuklas- Vala
Titerparteenea
Tao
Saklatvala
Department
State Department
Swilatvala
Horal
House of Commons
Saklavale
India
Judge to Pass on Sanity of Noel Monday
In Kowark Nova Scotia Harrison Noel accused kidnapper and youth remains unable to plead either guilty or not guilty after counsel argued sanity. Judge Nic Caffies reserved ruling until Monday on the insanity question. Noel tied to the murder of Raymond Pierce and kidnapping of 4 year old Mary Daly.
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Kowark
N.S
Rwnant
Couusel
Harrison Noel
Shiver
Nic Caffies
Tiaeten
Noah
Fedistmvents
Raymond
Pierce
Will of Melehoir Stake heard in Orphans Court
Melehoir Stake of Dun forlaid formerly of Williameaport had his will probated in this morning's Orphans Court. He leaves his estate to his brother Wilkin Stake of Wittiamia port, who is named executor. Robert Byers sold the Blue Cirete Tun at Park Glead in this county to Wharry Weller for $6900.
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Melehoir Stake
Dunforlaid
Williameaport
Wilkin Stake
Wittiamiaport
Robert Byers
Park Glead
This County
Wharry Weller
Riot greet Irish leader escort in New York welcome
General Richard Mulcahy and party, en route to Washington for an interrealm parliamentary visit, were mobbed at Roosevelt New Jersey by Irish Republican sympathizers. Rotten eggs and tomatoes struck Mulcahy and companions, with several assaulted. police dispersed the crowd as three men and two women were arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Richard Mulcahy
Mulcahy
Dhe Teft
Negro driver of death car captured in Pittsburgh
John Jones, colored, sought for the fatal hit run that killed Calvin Friedman and Oscar Dodson near Clear Brook Virginia on September 3, has been captured in Pittsburgh and is held for Virginia authorities. He disappeared after the car struck the two men and then stopped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jones
Calvin Friedman
Oscar Dodson
Clearbrook
Pittsburgh
Virginia
Jones
Unidentified Chinese Shot Near Local Chinatown
An unidentified Chinese individual was shot at Matt Street and the Howery near the edge of local Chinatown. Early reports do not indicate if the incident is connected to the ongoing long controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Matt Street
Defacing Monuments On Battlefield To Be Probed In Court
Mulvey suspects from across the country will face the October term in Scranton Federal District Court over alleged defacing of monuments on the Gettysburg battlefield. The New York monument on the hilltop may have been damaged around June 1. Conviction could bring a fine up to 1000 dollars and potential prison time.
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Scranton
Federel District Court
Gullysburg
New
York State
Broang
Jon
Sar Tada
New York Monument
Plane makes 302 miles per hour in test flight
At Mitchel Field New York on September 18 Lieutenant Alford J Williams Navy aviator set an unofficial workly speed record by reaching 302.3 miles per hour in a test for the Pulitzer races to be held next month. Officials of the Cutting Airplane Company checked the timing. Williams began with a 3000 foot dive over Curtiss Field then leveled for the kilometer and later averaged 263.2 miles per hour on a straight flight.
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A. I. Williama
Bolter
Mitchel Field
L. Law New Cortica
Willian
Mason M. Patrict
Janes Donotttie
Shawn
Army Air Service
Gaeqittin Elohes
New York
Aew
Alford J. Williams
Navy
Wiliams
Cutting Airplane Company
Vrance
Williams
Curtiss Field
Mong Attacked by Angry Bull in Water Breaks Collarbone
Ringgold farmer David Mong was badly injured yesterday when a bull he was leading to water charged him, threw him into a creek, and then battered him with further charges. His son helped restrain the animal, and neighbors drove the bull back with forks. Mong suffers a fractured collarbone and severe bruises.
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David Mong
Ringgold
Mong
Wlichforks
Train collision in Ohio leaves one dead and several injured
In Strubenville Ohio a Pittsburgh and West Virginia Railroad freight train collided head on with a coal train. One trainman was killed and several crew members were badly injured, with fears of more serious casualties.
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Strubenville
Ohio
Pittsburgh and
West Virginia
Mingo
Jailed for not removing hat as flag passes
A Lithuanian youth, John Granetzer, 10 days in a Brooklyn jail after pleading guilty to disorderly conduct at a Coney Island Mardi Gras parade. He refused to remove his hat to salute the American flag, saying the hat was red, defying a sergeant’s warning as the flag passed and a $25 fine was not paid.
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New York
John Granetzer
Brooklyn
Coney Island
Coney
Granetzer
Graneteer
Hagerstown Officials Plan Leniency for Out of State Drivers
Mayor Charles Bowman and Police Justice J Scott Bower discussed treatment of out of state drivers arrested for minor traffic violations. They reviewed policies from other states and endorsed a welcoming approach, aiming to reduce fines and offer hospitality rather than punitive penalties for unfamiliar motorists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bowman
J. Scott Bower
Bowman
Justin Bower
Hagerstown
Havn
Mionehl
Nal
Triangular Affair Over 3 Children
Alexander Rice faced Justice Middlekautt on a non support charge raised by wife Anna Rice for failing to support their three minor children. The judge ordered $6 weekly child support and granted Rice custody, with grandmother planning further action to gain possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Rice
Justice Middlekautt
Anna Rice
Justica Middlekautt
Rice
Hice
Justice Middiekaut
Dry Agents Fall Ill After Sampling Rum
Six federal prohibition enforcement agents in this district suffered partial blindness and stomach disorders after sampling bootleg liquor to obtain evidence. Agents say drinking liquor at the sale place is necessary to avoid arousing suspicion when requesting a bottle for court evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleveland
Negroes Held for Larceny In Chambersburg Case
The sheriff’s ally was notified this morning from Chambers, Joseph French and Douklas Heainer, no Hagerstown negroes, had been arrested. Chyre this morning on suspicion and the Pennsylvania authorities were requested to hold them, it being discovered that the men are accused of robbing the Western Maryland National Security recently. The robbery occurred last alpha, small pockets clothing and valuables were taken, but no Monday. Lieutenant Chapman of the Western Maryland police and Oliver Salles left for Chambersburg at noon to bring the net here on a warrant for arraignment. Mrs. William Nowers is Wrather, home, corner of South Potomac and Howard Tools.
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Allie
Chambersiere
Joseph French
Douklas Heainer
Hagerstown
Chambersburg
Can Make Liquor From Bread Dough
Berlin reports that fermenting bread dough may yield 75 percent alcohol using a process by Italian engineer Andrusiani. Experiments at a Berlin bake show produced one liter of alsaiol from fumes released by 200 one pound loaves. The apparatus collects distill vapors escaping the baking flues.
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Berlin
Andrusiani
Andrustani
Parents Busy Amusing Self Neglect Children News
Parental attention to children declines as modern amusements like automobiles radios and leisure time tempt youth. Dees Pickett Washington secretary of the board of prohibition and public morals of the Methodist Episcopal Church urged Nebraska Conference attendees to focus on guiding youth and preventing recklessness.
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Tancoeln
Net
Dees Pickett
Washington
I. Co
Methodist Episcopal Church
Nebraska
Antomobile
Thieves and Hunting Mishap Reported Near Head's Chitcch
Residents near Head's Chitcch say thieves returned to Herbert Troup's home at night aiming to steal chickens. Troup fired upon the intruders, who fled, leaving the birds missing. Eyewitnesses report confusion and injuries in the area while Jo Rowe remains seriously ill on South Potomac Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Troup
Head
Chitcch
Cheyeseygen
Jo. Rowe
South Potomac Street
Rival Leaders Concentrating Large Armies in China
Peking reports internal warfare among rival warlords threatens to widen across Shansi and Pelun regions. Chinese envoy notes possibility of renewed air war as power struggles intensify. U.S. diplomat cautions of likely outbreak while Washington officials relay cautious predictions.
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Peking
China
Shansi
Pelun
Reno
Uae
Unis
Tee Imeem
Amdor Waals
Micsiel Chagas
Virani
Pittsburgh preacher fails health test on stage
The Rev Dr Alice Dooley of the Pittsburgh Church of Divine Healing faltered while answering questions in a public health test at a local theater. She answered two prompts but could not disclose the remaining envelope’s contents, calling the test unsatisfactory and leaving without full completion.
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Pittsbrurgil
Alice Dooley
Pittsburgh Church of Divine Healing
Wis Trade Ltd
Dooley
CET Building Fire Alters Local Scene
A fire at the CET building caused significant damage and several injuries. Eyewitnesses described smoke and flames spreading quickly as responders battled the blaze. The incident disrupted nearby street traffic and prompted evacuations. Investigators remain on site to determine cause and assess structural safety.
Enforcement, Not Prohibition Failure Declares Dry Leader
Moline Sept. tH. Sept. ty De. Qavence True Wiser, general secretary of Ma Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals of the Methodist Church, denies that prohibition is a failure. He questions a report by the Federal Council of Churches and argues enforcement improved with General Andrews at the Federal Prohibition Bureau. He says current criticisms stem from misattribution and biased statistics.
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Moline
de. Qavence True Wiser
Ma Board of Temperance
Methodist Church
Fectoral Council of Churches
F. Ernest Fondbed
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Noel
Wheather
Hoboken
Geneva
Mary
Australia
Laday
Great Druata
League of Nationa
Frainman
U.S
Joe French
Douglas Beamer
Penna
William Nowers
Wrather
South Potomac
Howard Tools
Prohibition
Wil Fieht II
Houdini
Wilson
General Andrews
Prohbibition Matareemett Department
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