Massing Troops In Chinese Area Cantons On Killing Spree
Refugees arriving in Shanghai recount escaped death at Cantonese soldiers in Canton area. Mrs. John K. Davis and others fled the consulate with 22 Americans, while Marines guarded the site. The group faced sniping and looting as they moved toward Socony hill, with Private Plumley wounded but fighting back.
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John K. Davis
United States
Mr. Davis
Consent Paxton
Shannon
Spencer
Plumley
Socony
Earl T. Hobart
Standard Oi
Steel Plant on the Coast at Long Beach
United States Steel core has completed a deal to acquire the site of the Pacific Coast Steel corporation for a plant on the inner Long Beach harbor channel. Construction will start soon with ore and lime from Southern California and Arizona and coal from Utah. The Long Beach dredging plan to 32 feet was tied to a factory cost of at least five million, with earlier coal-coalline talks via Gallup, New Mexico stalled the project.
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Los Angeles
Mar
the Times
United States Steel Corporation
Pacific Coast Steel
Long Beach Harbor
California
Arizona
Utah
Long Beach
Steel Corporation
Santa Fe Railroad
Gallup
N. M
San Juan Basin
Supreme Court Rules on Unlawful Searches and Evidence
The Idaho Supreme Court reverses Mateo Arregui’s liquor possession conviction, ruling that evidence from an unlawful search and a void search warrant is inadmissible in state courts. The opinion cites federal and state authority, upholding the constitutional ban on unlawful searches. Chief Justice Lee and Justices Givens and Lee concurred. Justice Budge dissented.
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Reise
Idaho Supreme Court
Mateo Arregui
Ada
H. S. Taylor
Fol
United States Supreme Court
William E. Lee
Raymond L. Givens
S. Bailey Lee
Alfred Budge
State Board To Review Southern Idaho Curricula Plans
University of Idaho southern branch at Pocatello will submit curricula to the state board of education next week. President A H Upham will present a two year university program plus a standard pharmacy course to meet American Pharmaceutical association accreditation. Governor Baldridge budget officer Lewis and Ethel Renfield announce the visit to Deaf and Blind School Gooding and Albion Normal School events.
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Boise
University of Idaho At
Potatello
State Board of Education
A.H. Upham
Pocatello
Ethel Renfield
H. (. Baldridge
George W. Lewis
Rears
Lew
Gooding
Albion Normal School
Upham
American Pharmaceutical Association
Four Conspirators Sentenced to Death in Berlin
In Berlin the former Black Reichswehr members were condemned to death by guillotine for the 1923 murder of Sergeant Major Walter Wilms. Officers Uhrman Klappf and Urmhoffer lured Wilms into a car, beat him, planted bricks, and dumped him in a river near Potsdam, while Lieutenant Schulz aided the crime.
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Berlin
Black
Reichswehr
Walter Wilms
Wilms
Uhrman
Klappf
Urmhoffer
Potsdam
Schulz
Portland Telegram Placed Under Receivership
Receivers were appointed by Presiding Circuit Judge Evans after a petition by Lumbermen's Trust Company and the Bank of California. W. F. Briggs and MacDonald Potts named as receivers and said the newspaper would continue publication as usual. The action followed a suit filed for $2,000 alleged rent.
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Portland
Ore
Portland Telegram
Mvans
Lumbermen's Trust Company
Bank of California
W. F. Briggs
Luv Bermen’s Trust Company
MacDonald Potts
Telegram
Boxer Diggins Killed In Hollywood Tearoom Fight
Eddie Diggins a 29 year old light weight boxer was stabbed to death during a free for all fight in a Hollywood tearoom. Nine people including Lloyd Hamilton were held for questioning. Charles Meehan and his wife were jailed on suspicion of murder as detectives described a chaotic scene with overturned tables and chairs. Different witnesses offered conflicting versions of how the fatal brawl began.
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Hollywood
Calif
Mar
Eddie Diggins
Lloyd Hamilton
Diggins
Charles Meehan
Beverly Hills
E. O. Meehan Jr
Department of Justice
Meehan
Billy Jones
One Dead Four Hurt at Nanking Amid War Turmoil
The Associated Press reports one American dead and four injured after fighting near Nanking. Fifteen hundred more Marines are ordered to China, total force rising to about eight thousand. U S officials monitor dispatches as refugees reach Shanghai and civilians describe brutality.
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Associated Press
Nanking
China
Socony Hill
Standard Oil
Navy
University of
Fishermen Reveal Secret Rituals Before Harpoon Work
In Chicago on March 26 AP reports Nootka Indians on Vancouver Island perform long fasting and os imich secret rites before fishing and whaling. Dr. Sapir notes such rituals precede everyday tasks as cod fishing and halibut hunting and are passed down through families. The gathering aims to assist archaeological explorations in the Midwest with coordination from the National Research Council.
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Chicago
Vancouver Island
E. Sapir
University of Chicago
American Anthropological Association
Middlewestern
National Research Council
Washington
Seven Missing After a Fire in Haramus New Jersey
A two room frame dwelling burned to the ground in Haramus New Jersey with seven residents missing. The explosion blew the roof and a second blast scattered debris. Charles Salerno his wife and four children and their daughter in law occupied the home and were unaccounted for. two women were seen fleeing after the first blast. No bodies were found in the ruins.
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Haramus
N. J
Charles Salerno
Miner Fell 200 Feet From Aerial Tramway Bucket
Kingdom Utah March 26 A P Glen Higley 38 a miner was thrown from a swinging tramway bucket while traveling from a mine to the reducing plant of Utah Delaware mine He tumbled 200 feet into a snow bank sustaining a dislocated back but his condition was not considered serious by doctors.
French fencing master faces deportation amid suit for damages
Lieut. Gerard De Merveaux of France, accused by film director J. Stuart Blackton of horsewhipping, seeks $25,000 in a suit as a federal deportation action is revealed for his overstaying permit. Paula Blackton testifies in New York deposition describing an attack in the kitchen at the Blackton home.
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Los Angeles
Mar
Gerard de Merveaux
J. Stuart Blackton
de Merveaux
United States
Paula Blackton
New York
One Plane Out Of Commission In Arctic Flight
Wiseman Alaska March 26 A Detroit News Arctic expedition plane the Super Swallow forced to land for fuel after a frozen radiator. Pilot Crosson of Fairbanks unable to continue while A M Smith Detroit News correspondent aboard. Other two planes Number One and Number Two left Fairbanks at noon and circled Wiseman at 3:00 PM awaiting the stuck craft. Efforts to repair the Super Swallow to resume the trip toward Barrow continue for several days.
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Wiseman
Alaska
Detroit News
Wilking
Arctic Expedition
Point Barrow
Crosson
Fairbanks
A. M. Smith
Barrow
Arctic
Two Buildings Planned for North Idaho Construction
Boise March 26 AP construction of two buildings at Coeur d Alene for the northern division of finance of the bureau of highways will start after sites are cleared. The attorney general rules the department of public works may build the structures, estimated at 10000 dollars, without a contract.
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Boise
Coeur d Alene
Division of Finance
Bureau of Highways
Steves
Department of Public Works
Taylor and Canzenri Hit Bantamweight Limit in Chicago
Bud Taylor of Terre Haute Indiana and Tony Canzenri of Newark New Jersey weighed 118 pounds each for their bantamweight title bout in Chicago. Taylor weighed 118 and Canzenri 118 pounds ahead of tonight's championship fight.
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Rae
Chicago
Bud Taylor
Terre Haute
Ind
Tony Canzenri
Newark
Taylor
Canzenri
Suits Filed by Tripesmen
Three Indians from Medicine Creek claim over 3 million dollars for treaty rights violations. Witnesses Tom Milray Wapatu John and Lucy Slagham allege Governor Stevens induced tribal surrender with empty promises. Hearing before Commissioner Earl Richards in Seattle follows congressional action granting private claims.
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Tacoma
Washington
Medicine Creek
Isaac Stevens
Puyallup
Firewood
Here
Tom Milray
Wapatu John
Lucy Slagham
Stevens
Earl Richards
Seattle
United States Court of Claims
Utah Mine Yields Skeletons From 36 Year Old Double Murder
In an abandoned Parley County mine near Salt Lake, R N Jensen and relatives uncovered skeletons believed to be from a double murder dated more than 36 years ago. The find followed reports by two Mexicans of a rich ore discovery and an unsealed prospect hole that had since filled with foul air.
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Salt Lake
Utt
Jensen
Jensers
UTAM Weather Update Predicts Light Snow Tonight
The forecast calls for rain or snow tonight with Sunday partly cloudy skies and little change in temperature.
Infantry May Join Marines In China Expedition
Washington reports Marines ordered to China with possibility Army infantry may join expeditionary forces. 1,500 Marines to cross Pacific, creating a total of over 8,000 troops. Reinforcements and transports from Corinto and Honolulu are planned as tensions rise in the Yangtse region.
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China
Washington
Atlantic Seaboard
San Diego
Calif
Hendersu
Corinto
Nicaragua
Pacific
Williams
Shanghai
Nanking
Yangtse
State
War
Navy
Hawaii
Philippines
Admiral Williams
Honolulu
Navy Department
State Departments
War Department
Summerall
Wilbur
Cook
Ntico
California Mort
Flag of Reds Over Shanghai
Shanghai workers return to work after a strike sparked by Cantonese entrants, with armed workers aiming to run the Shanghai Nanking railway via committees. The British officials are barred from the station, Chinese foremen are dismissed, and unions are said to be intensively organized and controlled by Reds.
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Shanghai
China
Shanghai North
Shanghai Nanking
International
Reds
Pai Tsung Tsi
Rede
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