Prohibition Hearings Shape Reform Debate
A February hearing session in Congress yielded open discussions on temperance reform and amendments. Witnesses included industry figures and magazine writers while lobbying intensified for broader change and stricter enforcement.
Chicago public employees receive deferred pay on Valentines Day
In Chicago 15 000 public employees received their long awaited pay as 1 849 005 was disbursed for the first half of January. Mayor Thompson reportedly capitulated to the Citizens Relief Committee led by Sims J H Sirnaen while other 25 000 workers in county, school, and municipal departments faced continued hardship amid a bleak financial outlook.
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W.r—Obfons Valentines
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Valentine Now 108 Years Old Tells Friendly Message
An aged handmade Valentine once owned by Sarah Ann Kern is displayed in Athens at Mifikan's Jewelry. The 1822 card recalls a Wooldsfield Virginia school’s Valentine exchange and a vow of enduring friendship inscribed in eight hearts. Sarah Ann kept the token despite questions about its giver.
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Three Bandits Kill Three Guard Officers in City Office Fight
In Detroit on February 14 three bandits attacked the American Telegraph Company office and a guard, Arthur Heron, and two other guards were mortally wounded. A patrolman, Joseph Rals, was shot and wounded as the car sped away. A bandit was killed in the exchange and another escaped.
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Confession Poem Ties Family Crime Trial Returns
A fragmented poem narrative links Gunter to a fatal act and a murder trial. Dorothy Drew testifies that a confession spanned forty stanzas blaming a Mississippi curse and a jailed father. Efforts sought clemency or a life sentence reduction for the accused and his daughter.
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Albion College Students Clash With Michigan Cops
About 250 Albion College students rioted after a basketball win over Alma College. They forced entry to a theater, freed arrested peers, and clashed with state and city police using tear gas and moving vans, with arrests and scattered riots continuing into the night.
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Local Education Advocate Seeks 31 Billion Federal Education Push
Fort Myers educator Urges up to 31 billion dollars for national technical education to fix a system he sees as failing to prepare youths for work. He argues that factual knowledge must be applied in practical tasks.
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Mystery surrounds Melvin Horst case and suspects
Wooster authorities pursue new lead about four year old Melvin Horst as Judge Hanna and Charles Conald face charges. Prosecution links Donald Hanna and Arthur Arnold in earlier trials while Junior Hanna's statements shift blame and implicate others in the floral mystery.
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Ohio University Debating Team Sets First 1934 Debate
The Ohio University affirmative team hails Harry Brown Leon Jared Henning and John Holden to argue restricted admission to higher learning based on ability against West Virginia’s negative at Jat Ewing Auditorium tonight. Morgantown follows February 21 with Ohio State’s negative squad. Prof. W. H. Cooper directs eight active debating squads.
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Two Suspects Accuse Each Other in Melvin Hart Case
Wooster authorities press toward a solution as Charles Hanna and Earl Conald collide with mutual guilt claims. Prosecutor Graven questions both suspects who denied locating the boy’s body while state police pursue the missing 24 month-old lead in the Hart disappearance.
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Athens Youths to Broadcast On Air Saturday
Athens youths Ralph Whitmore and Elie Tucker will broadcast from Station WSAZ in Huntington West Virginia Saturday noon to five o’clock. They will perform banjo and guitar pieces and have previously aired from the station two weeks ago.
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