Changed Chinese status in world may follow war
The Cantonese fight for national equality and a stronger central Chinese government. They accuse north China militarists of banditry and self interest as provincial taxes choke trade. If they subdue Wu Pei Fu and Chang Tso Lin, they may hold Peking and end unequal treaties with foreigners, aided by Borodin as adviser to the nationalist government.
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China
Canton
North China
Yangtze
Wu Pei-Fu
Chang Tso-Lin
Manchuria
Peking
Koomintang
Chiang Kai Che
Eugene Chen
Hankow
Michael Borodin
Landes resigns from Federal Farm Loan Board
Elmer S. Landes of Wooster Ohio announces resignation from the federal farm loan board effective May 1 1930 or 1929 per day note in Washington March 24. Landes leaves after service on the board, marking a leadership change at the federal level.
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Quits Farm Loan Board
Washington, D. C
Elmer S. Landes
Wooster
Federal. Farm. Loan Board
Prince Knud Rated Highly by Danish Sailors
Copenhagen March 23 Prince Knud, 27 and younger than Crown Prince Frederick, is a respected sailor in the Danish navy. Officers describe him as painstaking and well suited to both bridge and engine room, frequenting technical courses and passing exams with flying colors. He is tall, good looking, and informal with all ranks.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Prince Knud
Christian
Alexandring
Prince Frederick
California Fig Syrup Won't Harm Tender Stomachs
Health officials warn the popular California Fig Syrup is safe for infants and adults, with no evidence of harm to the stomach liver or bowels. Medical experts say cautious use remains advisable for very young children and those with sensitive digestion.
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California
Knud Most Popular of the Northern County Young Set
The passage lauds Knud for his democratic attitude at work and play, noting he is widely regarded as the most popular member of the younger set in the northern counties royalty.
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Knud
Chain Stores Fight Move to Require State License Fee
Des Moines March 24 chain store interests argued against Senator Otto Lange’s bill to require operators of more than six outlets to pay a 50 license fee. A similar House bill calls for a 100 fee. Lange defended the measure noting hundreds of thousands of Iowa dollars are sent out of state annually by about 450 chain grocers and argued chains should pay their share of running expenses.
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Senate Commerce and Trade Committee
Otto Lange
Dubuque
Lange
Iowa
Roy Burglar With Cap Pistol Caught When Baby Cries
Des Moines police captured 14 year old Fred Carson in the Fleming home after a baby’s cry disrupted a burglary attempt. A 19 cent cap pistol failed to function and tipped off the resident, ending the kid’s “lone wolf” scheme.
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Roy
Des Moines
Fred Carson
J. L. Fleming
Fleming
Child in Corner and Cap Pistol Incident Reported
By the cries of his baby a person rushed upstairs and found Carson crouched in a corner. They pointed the cap pistol at Fleming, but it was taken from him. The boy will be turned over to juvenile authorities.
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Carson
Fleming
Missouri Governor to Sign Boxing Bill
Jefferson City March 24. Governor Sambaker indicated he would sign the boxing bill passed by both houses yesterday. The measure now goes to conference today as the bills from the house and senate await final action.
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Jefferson City
INS
Sambaker
Loase
Senate
House
Senate Bill Aims At Legal 10 Round Boxing Matches
The senate and house are near concurrence on a bill to legalize 10 round bouts. A separate note mentions essayist De Quincey walking 17 miles daily at age 70.
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Senate
House
de Quincey
Morris Plan Borrowings Advertised for Small Payments
Borrows on the Morris Plan offer 6 percent interest with a 2 percent fee and small payments. Flexible schedules include monthly semi monthly or weekly. One payment hub at 22 Bridge Street phone 306.
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Bridge St
Bridge
California Fig Syrup ad urges mothers to give laxative
A vintage advertisement explodes with praise for California Fig Syrup as a mild laxative for babies and children. It claims the fruity syrup cleanses stomachs and bowels without harm, easing feverish, cross or sick children, and it warns against counterfeits while directing readers to ask druggists for the genuine bottle.
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Kivery
California
California Fig
California Fig Syrup Company
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