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The Nome Nugget
Nome, Nome County, Alaska
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In the Philippines, three Japanese were arrested and up to 100 more may face incarceration after a clash on Coron Island ten days prior to Nov. 29, where two Japanese were killed while resisting Filipino tax authorities. Thirty-five others accused of assaulting officers.
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Trouble With Japanese In Philippine Is.
MANILA, Nov. 29 (AP)—Three Japanese were arrested and a hundred other Japanese may be incarcerated as the result of a fight with Filipino authorities ten days ago on Coron Island, in which two Japanese were killed.
Officials said that Captain Alfred Fawcett, provincial inspector reported that three Japanese were charged with the illegal possession of explosives and resisting of officers. He said thirty five other Japanese would be accused of assaulting Filipino officers, and that a hundred Japs may be arrested in connection with the case in which Japanese fishermen, resident of Coron, assertedly mobbed the Filipino authorities who were collecting taxes.
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Coron Island, Philippine Islands
Event Date
Ten Days Ago From Nov. 29
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two japanese killed; three japanese arrested and charged with illegal possession of explosives and resisting officers; thirty five other japanese accused of assaulting filipino officers; a hundred japanese may be arrested
Event Details
A fight occurred between Japanese fishermen resident of Coron and Filipino authorities collecting taxes on Coron Island, resulting in two Japanese killed. Three Japanese charged with illegal possession of explosives and resisting officers, thirty five accused of assaulting officers, and a hundred may be arrested in connection.