League gains Italy loyalty for 1934 reform plan
Rome reports the League of Nations has grown in esteem after Italy remained a member and accepted limited reforms. Italy’s changes include reconciliation with France, a direct Germany France accord on Saar, and Yugoslav Hungarian tensions settled, easing fears of a broader war.
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Italy
Il Duce
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Treaty of Versailles, Inc
United States
Russia
Germany
Japan
France
Jaly
Taly
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Fear 25 Drowned In Mexican River
At least 25 women and children drowned when a passenger launch sank after striking an underwater obstruction in the Panuco River near Tampico. The vessel was en route to Tampico and went down as it neared El Caracol. all men aboard survived.
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Tampico
Mexico
Panuco River
Here
el Caracol
Women Citizens and 1934 Gains in Public Affairs
In 1934 women voters and clubs expanded influence on consumer pricing milk health and child labor laws. The AAA Consumers Guide aided price awareness while surveys urged milk for every child.
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Consumers’ Counsel
AAA
General Federation of Women's Clubs
National League of Women Voters
Ford Man Proposes New Year Slogan for Initiative
William J. Cameron of Ford Motor Co urges a 192? New Year resolve to take more risks of initiative and sow seeds before expecting crops, citing Ford’s $20,000,000 expansion as an example, noting water used to prime the pump matters.
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Detroit
William J. Cameron
Ford Motor Co
Cameron
Ford Company
Indian Lore School Opens Among Amarillo Scouts
The Indian Lore School runs Saturdays 2 to 4 PM at St Andrew's Parish House. Dean Settle leads the course aiding Indian dance costume making and tribal history with aims toward the Indian Love Merit Badge and upcoming Round-up events February 15 and 16.
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Dean Settle
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Plan to rid world of leprosy by segregating children at birth
Dr Frederick P Gay of Columbia University urged immediate segregation of all children born to lepers as a world disease eradication method. Speaking at the American Association for the Advancement of Science he argued most cases start in early childhood. A Honolulu study found only one leprosy case in 219 children removed at birth.
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Pittsburgh
Frederick P. Gay
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Columbia University
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Gay
Honolulu
Robbers Loot Tavern After Hour Long Spree
Police hunt a crew of blase burglars who entered a tavern, consumed food and 24 bottles of beer, then robbed the marble machine and tobacco worth about $210. Two more holdups by three bandits yielded $210 tied to recent incidents. A separate theft at the City Milk Company and a bus driver robbery are noted in the same report.
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Dallas
U.P
City Milk Company
W. 8. Hawkins
Bandit
Custer Remembered as Fighter Leader by Seventh Cavalry
El Paso report quotes Colonel Joseph Baer defending General George Custer amid criticism from a recent book Glory Hunter. Baer calls Custer a fighter with leadership and notes Sheridan once chose him as a fighting general, despite disputes over tactics.
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EL Paso
George Custer
Seventh Cavalry Regiment
Joseph Baer
Seventh
Fort Bliss
Custer
Battle of the Little Big Horn
Baer
Sheridan
West Tacook Arrives at Havre With Damaged Rudder
The V. S. Shipping Board steam ship West Tacook from Galveston reached Havre with its rudder badly damaged by North Atlantic storms. The VU. 8. Shipping Board steam ship City of Omaha stood by the West Tacook during the voyage's final stretch.
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France
Shipping Board Steamship West Tacook
Galveston
Shipping Board Steamship City of Omaha
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