League Warns Japan Over Sino War as Crises Grow
A League of Nations note to Tokyo condemns Japan’s occupation of Chinese territory and urges cessation of hostilities. U S Secretary Stimson protests the use of Shanghai's international settlement for military operations while Japan shells Chinese lines. Two English sailors die as tensions spike in London and Washington.
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Patan
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Shanglai
Japan
Council
League of Natlong
Tokyo
Ching
Germany
Jugo- Slavia
Committee of Twelve
League Assembly
Stiinson
Stinson
Sianghal
Debochit
United States
London
MacDonald
Itolla
Japanese Ultimatum Threate ns Shanghai Defenders
Japanese minister to China issues an ultimatum to Gen Tsai Tingho t commander of the Nineteenth Chinese route arms, demanding a 20 kilometer Shanghai withdrawal. China resists as Chiang Kai-shek braces his national guard. American officials protest raids and assaults by Japanese civilians in Shanghai.
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China
Tsl Tinghot
Shanghuai
Chiang Kai Shek
Shanghaii
Enthra Army
Araks
Imperor Farolifte
Hhangial
Cunningham
Tuldite
American Methodist Church
Arthur Ringwall
Tage Tokyo
President seeks reorganization of government with four new offices
The President sent a special message to Congress urging a major reorganization of the government. He proposes four new federal offices and title changes affecting four departments, aiming to cut millions from the tax burden by consolidating agencies. He seeks executive order power to transfer and combine groups, with all actions awaiting congressional review.
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Civil Nervica Commission
American Merchant Marine
Department of Commerce
Interior
the Treasury
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Ilearer
Congress
Ile
Democrats Push Tax Plans to Trim Budget Shortfalls
House Democrats unveil new tax proposals to balance the budget after President Zloover’s campaign trade remarks. The plan includes a gasoline tax and a 7 percent levy on domestic electric and gas bills, with a special committee to study abolishing bureaus and cutting expenses. Rainey criticizes treasury figures as flawed and calls for higher revenue, noting added costs from reconstruction and relief measures not yet counted.
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Ktaders
Garner
Zloover
Iya Ralney
lJeader
House
Treaue Urya
Rainey
Treasury
Reconstruction Corporation
Senate votes split on $750 million relief bill and Glass-Steagall
The Senate defeated the La Follette Cos tigan relief bill 35 to 48, earmarking $750 million for state aid to jobless and needy, with $375 million for highway construction. The progressive bloc voted solidly for the measure. Sixteen regular Democrats and six regular Republicans joined in support. The session then moved to the Glass-Steagall bill to liberalize the Federal Reserve and expand credit, which the House had approved and which was expected to pass the Senate.
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Federal Treasury
Ito
Federal Reserve
House
Cardozo Named Chief Justice Nominee for Supreme Court
President Seaver nominated Benjamin Nathan Cardozo as successor to Oliver Wendell Holmes on the U S Supreme Court. Confirmation was expected soon amid protests to Senator Nora, judiciary committee chairman. The appointment would leave the court with five Republican justices.
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TN Shrch
Oliver Wendell [Olmer
Supreme Court of the United States
Seaver
Benjamin Nathan Caroozo
New York State Court of Appeals
Fenrite
Norra
Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Eastern States Play Role in Judge Cardozo Choice
The text notes Democratic and Eastern state influence in selecting Judge Cardozo for the high court. It mentions senators Norris of Nebraska Reed of Pennsylvania Watson of Indiana and Wagner of New York praising the nominee amid diverse affiliations.
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Cardozo
Norris
Nebraska
Reed
Pennsylvania
Waatson
Indiana
Wagner
New York
Laval Re signs as premier after confidence vote
Preri Laval loses vote of confidence in parliament and resigns as premier along with his cabinet. Paul Vatolevo, former premier, agrees to attempt forming a new government.
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Preri Laval
France
Paul Vatolevo
Nationwide campaign aims to place unemployed within thirty days
The American Legion and the American Federation of Labor lead a nationwide drive to place unemployed within thirty days. Under Henny L Stevens Jr the effort has Hoover support and radio and print backing. About 29 thousand positions were reported on opening day amid broad Legion and AFL participation.
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Ail Daily Committee
American Legion
S. of L
Eco
Prominent American Actress Iske Maddern Dies at 67
NS Mlonte Maddern Iske longtime leading actress in America passes away in Hollis after a three month illness at seventy after a long career entertaining the nation.
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Mlonte Maddern
Iske
America
Hollis
Garner's bid for Democratic presidential nomination grows
Texas Senator Morrig Sheppard and Senator Connally issued a statement backing J N Garner for president. They praised Garner as a statesman and former speaker with a record of leadership and democracy. Garner said he knew nothing of the statement and had no authorized spokesman.
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John N. Garnfrs
Tore V Morrig Sheppard
Som Connally
Ir. Garner
Aatatesman
Texas
Ila Fays
House
Turkish Foreign Minister Optimistic on Frontiers and Disarmament
Iveik Rusudi Bly argues frontier politics will fade as nations fraternize, urging wartime prevention through international cooperation. He backs civil aviation internationalization and bans on offensive weapons as part of a broad disarmament push at Geneva. Germany presents proposals to end air armament and conscription amid limits on ships and submarines.
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Iveik Rusudi Bly
Turkey
Geneva
Ile
Western Newspaper Union
Fur Trappers Reach World via New Air Service
The Mudsonany company now operates 800 horsepower airplanes to supply Arctic trappers. Skis enable landings on snow or sea. Each flight carries three tons of mail, newspapers, food and clothing and returns with furs collected by the trappers from remote posts during the year.
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Mudsonany Company
Arctic
Canada
California Fig Syrup Promotes Health in Children
A Kansas mother reports her child’s health improvement through California Fig Syrup, praised for toning the stomach and bowels and aiding appetite and digestion. The advertisement claims long-time physician endorsement and urges parents to use the product for regular bowel activity.
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West
California
Physiciana
Kansas
Dana
Monroe
Toneka
Saya
树木年轮揭示气候变迁与历史事件
研究者 Douglas 系列研究树木年轮，发现年轮宽度与降雨量成正比，湿年年轮更厚。通过巨型红杉及皮奥布洛Timbers 的分析，追溯到公元700年前的连续年历，验证古代事件的确切日期。
Pleasant Pellets Marketed By Dr Bierce
A vintage patent medicine advertisement proclaims Pleasant Pellets from Dr Bierce regulate ulcers, bowels, and stomach issues. The short blurb touts the remedy as a general health aid with claimed digestive benefits.
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Dr. Bierce
Fashion Waistlines Through History In 1820 Quote
A fragmented antique remark notes waist length and breadth as molded by fashions, citing an 1820 French book during George IV’s reign. It compares past women’s dress to present styles, suggesting waist proportions shift with trends.
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George IV
Candle trade figures in global plans exceed eighteen million
Report notes candles remain a notable export despite electricity and gas availability. The piece highlights an eighteen million dollar item in Bonaal trade, underscoring continued demand for traditional lighting while modern options persist.
Men Who Live By Bluffs: A Glance at Character
A short reflection on individuals who navigate life with bluff and bravado, examining how appearance can mask deeper traits. The observation notes that confidence may accompany risky behavior and questions how such conduct shapes trust and outcomes.
Improve Vitality with Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
A vintage health ad promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a simple way to restore energy and relieve bilious spells. It claims rapid relief from dullness headaches and constipation, urging daily use for all ages and noting ease of use for children.
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Caldwell
Strange but True Prue-Do you kiss all the boys you go out with
The text reads as a humorous exchange about dating expectations and ingenuity. A Thoreau quote about humility and light contrasts with a remark on truth being difficult, attributed to Georga Ifllot in a faded, word-play style.
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Prue
Dearie
Sue
Walmingham inn recalls old times and grim relics
An English inn in Walmingham preserves a rustic past with swords over the hearth and a gory memory of hangings. The narrator notes eerie garden relics swaying in the wind as a woman retrieves stockings from the yard, adding a chilling domestic moment to the scene.
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sUlnga
Walmingham
Brain Maturation Follows Body Growth into the Early Twenties
The brain reaches full size and weight as the rear of the body matures between ages twenty two and twenty five. This developmental timing aligns brain maturation with late physical growth.
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