France bans royalist group in crackdown on unrest
Paris February 14 Premier Albert Sarraut orders disbanding of militant royalist groups including The King's Henchmen and Action Francaise League under new anti riot laws. Police raid headquarters while leaders deny responsibility for prior attack on Leon Blum as tensions spike.
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Richard G. Maslock
Paris
France
Albert Sarraut
Albert Lebrun
Action Francaise
Saurraut
Leon Blum
Action Francaise League
Maxime Reali del Sarte
Blum
War talk, espionage and near wars ripple through nations
The piece surveys wartime mood and plans from Rockefeller Center to Europe. It cites Faraday's toy comment, warns of a ten billion dollar yearly war cost, and notes Ethiopia’s chained missionary and French police hunt for a Croat gunwoman connected to King Alexander’s assassination.
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Outer Mongolia
Russia
France
Germany
Japan
Brazil
Alexander
Jugo-Slavia
Barthou
Vet Radical Socialist Named France Premier After Laval Fall
Paris reports Senator Albert Sarrault named premier by President Lebrun following Laval cabinet collapse. A radical socialist for decades, he led La Depeche de Toulouse and served 33 years in parliament. His resume includes Indo China governorships, WWI service, and authoring works on government and colonization.
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Paris
Alberr Sarrault
France
Lebrun
Pierre Laval
la Depeche de Toulouse
Maurice
Senate
Albert Sarrault
Indo- China
Germany
Viviani
Verdun
Indo-China
Sarrault
Department of the Ande
Elegant Lady Joan of Arc Statue and Paris Fire Tragedy
The article recalls Joan of Arc’s statue modeled by Jeanne Valerie Laneau at age 14 in Paris, noting her death at 76 from fire linked to an exploding oil heater. It contrasts beauty with danger and mentions other varied items from New Jersey wildlife grain drops to racing greyhounds aiding medical science and potential life extension.
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Fremier
Joan of Arc
Paris
Joan
Jeanne Valerie Laneau
France
New Jersey
National Guard
London
Housing plan drafted with Roosevelt backing for slum clearance
Senator Wagner announces a ten year housing program backed by President Roosevelt with billions in funding. The first year federal outlay tops 300 to 400 million dollars while loans and grants spur slum clearance and low cost housing.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Wagner
New York
Peter Grimm
Congress
First Texas Newspaper Believed Issued in 1813
Ike Moore UT history instructor believes Texas first newspaper appeared in 1813 at Nacogdoches East Texas. He argues Jose Alvarez de Toledo of a filibuster party brought a printing press and issued a paper that year. records are incomplete but the claim rests on his research.
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Austin
U.P
Texas
Nacogdoches
Ike Moore
University of Texas
Moore
Jose Alvarez de Toledo
Courthouse Records and Deeds in Ada County
Summary of property transfers including R L McSpadden to Ada P Lewis on 1 28 36 with Mirror Block 405 lots, Tod Moore to T C Anderson on 2 13 36, J H Ferguson to Brenstine Robertson on 1 27 36, J H Brizendine to R T Normand on 2 36, Jess Dean to L H Perrot on 2 5 36, Bowden to G R Weaver on 1 28 36, J H V Crockett to C C Bates on 4 27 32, J J PF F Wagner to L B Newby on 2 11 36, plus vehicle registrations J B Gould 1936 Terra Sedan, Murray Elson Clovis 1936 Olds Coupe, F L Broaddus 1936 Ply, J H Harris 1936 Pont, B G Vouls 1936 Ford Sedan, P H Siler Borger 1936 Terra Brew, Armour Co 1936 Ford Truck, L Cathey Pope 1936 Chev Truck and a marriage license for J R Armstrong and Amanda Pearl Cooley.
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R. L. McSpadden
Ada P. Lewis
Tod Moore
T. C. Anderson
Southside
J. H. Ferguson
Brenstine Robertson
J. H. Brizendine
R. T. Normand
Gaut Sub & E Part L
Eakle Jess Dean
L. H. Perrot
O. T. G. R. Bowden
G. R. Weaver
J. H. V. Crockett
C. C. Bates
J. J. PF. F. Wagner
L. B. Newby
Wolflin
J. B. Gould
Murray Elson
Clovis
Armour & Co
L. Cathey ,Pope
J. R. Armstrong
Amanda Pearl Cooley
Moncrief Sold to Blues by Oklahoma City Club
Charley Moncrief a right handed pitcher from the 1925 Dixie champion Texas League Indians of Oklahoma City has been conditionally sold to the Kansas City Blues of the American Association. The deal follows his request and depends on his making good with Kansas City.
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Oklahoma City
Charley Moncrief
Texas League Indians
Kansas City Blues
American Association
Jimmie Humphries
Moncrief
Kansas City
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