Jap Envoys Walk Out as League Report Is Adopted
In Geneva on February 24 the Japanese delegation quit the League assembly after the report on the Manchurian dispute was adopted. Matsuoka declared Japan would not cooperate further and that the nation would oppose international control of Manchuria. The assembly approved the report by 42 to 1 with one abstention.
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Geneva
League of Nations
League Assembly
Yusuke Matsuoka
Japan
League
Assembly
United Press
Matsuoka
Manchuria
Russia
Far East
Nanjing
Peipiao
Chaoyang
League of Nations Assembly
W. W. Yen
Moscow
Nanking
Senate rules vote on Denison confirmation and dentist bill
The Senate rules committee voted to inform Governor Miriam A Ferguson of the Denison confirmation vote, arguing over whether a majority suffices for a chair of the State Highway Commission. A dentist advertising bill would bar out-of-state dentists from operating chain offices, requiring residency and personal treatment in the state.
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Austin
Senate Committee On Rules
Senate
Miriam A. Ferguson
F. L. Denison
Temple
State Highway Commission
Denison
Ferguson
Sen
Walter Woodward
Coleman
Rules Committee
Roy Sanderford
Belton
Woodward
Will Martin
Hillsboro
Dieee
National City Bank Accused Of Stock Market Ties In Hearings
Senate investigation reveals National City Bank of New York advanced millions to brokers to fund the National City Company stock dealings. Baker testifies he knew little of broker ties while Pecora presses for explanations and the record details large stock loans and bonuses. A second note lists a new deficiency appropriation bill of 30.7 million including tax refunds and family-of-legislators allowances.
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Lyle C. Wilson
Washington
U.P
National City Bank of New York
Senate Stock Market
New York
Nance
National City Company
Brookhart
Republican
Iowa
Hugh B. Baker
Ferdinand Pecora
Baker
National City Bank
Pecora
Schmelitzer & Co
Senator Couzens
Michigan
Couzens
Charles EB. Mitchell
Bank and Company
Plane taught killer and student death in Texas air tragedy
In San Benito Texas two local youths died when 33 year old Lehman Nelson, a flying instructor, was shot by his student Erin McCall a few minutes before the plane crashed. Police hold a dozen suspects as investigators probe possible ties to a smuggling ring and attempts to steal planes for illegal use.
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San Benito
Tex
Gameron County
Honduras
Lehman Nelson
Erin McCall
Browneville
Lehman’ Nelson
Corpus Christi
Nelson
Bill Williams
McCall
JAPS SWEEP JEHOL CITY NEEDS TAX PAYMENTS NOW
Amarillo officials urge prompt large tax payments to sustain city services. Mayor Rogers says 54 percent of 1932 taxes are paid with 16 percent of 1931 taxes still owed and writes to all taxpayers about reduced penalties for installment plans. The article also reports Japan and Manchukuo forces advancing toward Jehol amid snow and a League of Nations protest in Geneva.
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Amarillo
Ross D. Rogers
Rogers
Weather Outlook for Amarillo and West Texas
Partly cloudy and colder tonight and Saturday for Amarillo. West Texas areas west of the 100th meridian expect partly cloudy skies with rain in the southeast, colder tonight and Saturday with colder conditions except extreme west. New Mexico unsettled with temperatures from 45 to 65 up to 1 PM.
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Amarillo
West Texas
100Th Meridian
New Mexico
Radio Service and Rental Shop Ad in Amarillo
Radio Service and Rental Shop advertises Bert Hart called Himself with phone 6884. Amarillo Window Cleaners offers expert floor waxing and lists dial 7429 for service.
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Bert Hart
Amarillo
Confer With Soviets On Border Regulation
Tokyo reports tentative talks with Russia to set border order along the Russian Manchukuoan frontier. Japan favors a formal understanding over a non aggression pact, while ministers seek to withdraw from the League at Geneva and await replies from Nanking and Peiping on Chinese troop withdrawal from Jehol.
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Miles W. Vaughn
Tokyo
U.P
Japan
Russia
League of Nations
Geneva
Foreign Office
League
Nanking
Peiping
Jehol
China Refuses Jehol Evacuation Demand as War Fears Rise
Nanking reports the Japanese campaign has begun with Jehol as a core issue. The Central Daily News urges fighting harder than ever, while Beijing refuses to evacuate Jehol and rejects Japan's claim that Tang Yu-Lin is acting with high authority. Fears grow of extensions toward Peiping and Tientsin in the treaty zone.
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Nanking
China
Central Daily News
Jehol
Tang Yu-Lin
Japan
Peiping
Tientsin
Bandits rob Canal Bank branch in New Orleans heist
Five armed men stormed the Cyrades Street Canal Bank and Trust Company in New Orleans taking more than a dozen bank officials and customers hostage. They escaped with about $10,000.
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New Orleans
Cyrades Street
Canal Bank and Trust Company
Today by Arthur Brisbane on Chicago event mood
Arthur Brisbane comments on Chicago preparing for an early spring exposition despite a deep cold snap. Visitors pay admission and contribute to the enterprise as crowds gather, with cars and parking considerations ahead. A separate note describes a gang violence incident in Chicago’s loop where four gangsters attacked in very cold weather.
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Chicago
Fearful Bombings Mark Cuba Independence Day
On the 38th anniversary of Cuba’s independence a series of bombings erupted early morning. Eight blasts within two hours rocked Camaguey province, blowing a railroad bridge and driving hundreds from a ballroom in Centro Asturiano. Reports from Havana and other cities described scattered anxiety and rumors of rebel activity.
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Havana
Cuba
Camaguey
Mexico City
Centro Asturiano
Santiago
Tebels
Cien Fuegos
Nuevitas
House Agrees To Cut Costs On Auto Tag
The House votes 99 to 8 to cut passenger automobile and night truck and trailer registration fees effective January 1, 1934. Passenger car licenses drop about one third with new rates by weight. light trucks and trailers cut about half. trucks over 8,000 pounds unchanged.
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Gordon K. Shearer Auston
House of Representatives
Queen's Ball Site To Be Determined
Amarillo Fat Stock Show executive board plans to decide Friday afternoon on the Queen's Ball venue for March 6 likely at The Nat. The board met Friday morning and extended the meeting to afternoon. Bull pen construction at the Tri State Fair grounds was arranged in the morning session.
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Amarillo
City-County Unemployment Relief Chair Reports Threats to Local Aid
W. E. Monteith hears a written report from P. W. Winters chairman of the City-County Unemployment Relief Committee. The document accuses radical organizers of trying to disrupt Houston relief work and calls for vigilance.
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Houston
W. G. Winters
Walter E. Monteith
Cermak Given One Chance In Ten To Live
Mayor Anton J. Cermak of Chicago remains critically ill after last week’s attack on President Elect Roosevelt. Dr. Frank Jirka and Dr. Frederick Justice with Dr. Karl Meyer examined him at 9:30 A.M. and reported he is slipping but spoken to by the mayor who asked about his progress. E. J. Kelly noted doctors were hopeful despite the perilous condition.
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Miami
Fia
Anton J. Cermak
Chicago
Roosevelt
Frank Jirka
Cermak
E. J. Kelly
South Park Board
Kelly
Four Burglaries Staged at Bovina
Four burglaries occurred in Bovina last night with items stolen from multiple sites. Fountain pens were taken from the Post Office, firearms from Gaines & Ffiliott Hardware, and $60 from the Consumers' Fuel Association and City Meat Market. The break ins were found at 4 o'clock this morning.
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Bovina
Gaines & Ffiliott Hardware
Consumers’ Fuel Association
City Meat Market
Black and Tan Revue Tickets Board Moved
Irvin C. Miller presents Brown Skin Models an all negro musical revue coming to Amarillo next Monday night Tickets are on sale at City Drug Store 517 Polk Street The 4 Harlem organization features dancers singers comedians and a chorus of dusky beauties with prices for downstairs 55 85 cents and 1 10 while balcony seating reserved for negroes ranges 25 35 65 and 85 cents
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Irvin C. Miller
Amarillo
City Drug Store
Polk Street
Harlem
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountain
Amarillo Philharmonic Presents Varied Mozart Opera Scene
Tonight at 8:15 the Amarillo Philharmonic, a city based ensemble, performs a varied program in Municipal Auditorium. The Amarillo Mozart Society will present a scene from Cosi fan Tutte in costume with five stringed players from the symphony, joined by conductor Ellis B. Hall.
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Municipal Auditorium
Amarillo
The
Philharmonic
Mozart Society
Ellis B. Hall
Orchestral Association
Minnesota moratorium on farm mortgage foreclosures enacted
Governor Lloyd B Olson proclaimed a moratorium on farm mortgage foreclosures until May 1 and urged the legislature to extend relief beyond that date. The announcement came from St Paul on February 24.
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Paul
U.P
Lloyd B. Olson
House Votes Impeachment Of Judge Harold Louderback
The House of Representatives voted impeachment of Federal Judge Harold Louderback of California this afternoon. The action marked a dramatic escalation in a longstanding controversy surrounding the judge and his conduct.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Harold Louderback
California
Boettcher Seeks Son Back Dead or Alive by Tomorrow
Denver multimillionaire Claude K. Boettcher demands his son Charles be released by midnight tomorrow or he will take action. He plans to hand over ransom notes to police if the boy is not freed. Police investigated the kidnapping as Chief Clark and a grand jury session occurred. A misleading classified ad appeared tied to the case, traced to a taxi office and a tall man in a brown suit.
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Clyde G. Byers
United Press
Denver
U.P
Claude K. Boettcher
Charles Boettcher
Boettcher
Young Boettcher
Albert T. Clark
Rocky Mountain News Today
W. B. Carroll
Carrol
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Martin
Edgar Witt
Thomas J. Renfro
Fort Worth
Renfro
Walter C. Woodward
Gov
Miriam A
Congress
Robert R. Butler
Oregon
Godfrey G. Goodwin
Minnesota
Samuel A. Kendall
Pennsylvania
House Banking Committee
Simmonds
Associated Press
Manchukuo
Chang Hai-Peng
Kailu
Kennosuke Mogi
Tungliao
West Fourth
Paranaut
West fFicrth
ROB
BANK
Arthur Brisbane
King Featuredicate, Inc
America
Globe
Brisbane
Taylor
T House
Marguerite Clarke
Harry Williams
Louisiana
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