Migratory birds seek protections in Game Refuge Bill
The American Game Protective Association urges stronger protections for ducks geese and other birds amid draining and destruction of feeding and resting habitats. The Game Refuge Bill H B 145 by Daniel R Anthony Jr Kansas sets refuges along migratory routes with public areas under regulations and funded by a federal hunting license.
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American Game Protective Association
New York
Thanker
Daniel R. Anthony, Jr
Kansas
Insurance Soars for Chicago Store Owner Mollie Newbury
Mrs Mollie Nettcer Newbury owner and directing chief of a Chicago store increases her insurance to 3 million dollars with 22 companies underwriting the new 1.8 million policy taken out the other day.
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Mollie Nettcer Newbury
Chicago
Woman Hides in Athens Hotel During Citywide Hide and Seek
Emma Fitch longtime inmate of the Athens State hospital escaped with her husband and hid in a hotel room. Police led a citywide search before the couple was located and Fitch surrendered the key moment the officers arrived.
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Athens
Berry Hotel
McKinley
Cady
Maple
Emma Fitch
Athens State Hospital
Colleges Unite Five Denominations for Student Pastoral Work
Cooperation of five Protestant denominations supports Rev. Charles M. Bond as student pastor at Ohio University in Athens. A union School of Religion enrolls 97 students earning university credit, with Bible classes and youth societies active on campus. Methodists lead the student body with over one third as Presbyterians and others follow among 17 denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Bond
Ohio University
Athens
Methodist Episcopal
Baptist
Presbyterian
Bond
Charaeter
Union School of Religion
United Brethren
Senate demands Weeks justify sale of army arms to Mexico
A Senate resolution directed Secretary Weeks to provide full information on sales of air and ammunition to Mexico. The measure, supported by Senator Walsh of Montana, asks Weeks to cite the statutory authority for the army materiel deliveries and sales.
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Washington
Mar
Weeks
Walsh
Montana
Senate
Mexico
Gas Explosion Hits House in Barnesville
Barnesville Ohio reports a gas explosion at Gus Lyons home injuring no one. One end of the house was blown out and the scene drew responders.
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Barnesville
Gus Lyons
Treaty Obligation Urges Protection for Migratory Bird Fife
A statement argues treaty obligations with Canada require providing care and protection to Migratory Bird Fife, as its supporters insist it deserves.
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Canada
Reds Charge Vandals By Jap Soldiers In Siberia
Tokyo rejects Moscow's claim that Japanese troops damaged Russian property in Siberia. The exchange shapes the fate of the proposed third Russo Japanese conference. Moscow counters by citing alleged Russian massacres of Japanese soldiers in Nikolaievsk in 1926 and seeks indemnity or shared consequences.
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Tokio
Japan
Siberia
Moscow
Nikolaievsk
World flight planes take off again toward Seattle
In Vancouver at 10 15 a m March 20 three world flight planes resumed their attempt to reach Seattle. After a short circle over the field, they headed north for Sand Point landing field as Major Frederick T Martin led the squadron. Lieutenant Erik Nelson was en route from Eugene Oregon and expected to join in Seattle.
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World Flight
Northwest
United States
Vancouver
Wasil
Seattle
Sand Point
Frederick T. Martin
Erik Nelson
Mugene
Oregon
Nelson
Old-Line Japanese resist Soviet terms on military rights
The passage notes deep resistance among traditional Japanese factions to a Soviet demand on military rights. It warns that acceptance could topple the Kato ministry, weaken the Setsukpi party, and overturn Japan’s army and navy control, even as Moscow may drop the claim and accept war costs for Nikolaievsk.
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Kato
Setvukpi
Japan
Moscow
Nikolaievsk
A. A. Joffe
Joffe
Tokio
Football Fan Demonstrates Greater Passion Than Electric Fan
The phrase contrasts two fans with a playful note on enthusiasm, suggesting the football supporter drives more energy than a stalled electrical device. It uses a vivid, concise comparison to highlight dedication.
Noted Mader case figure Colavito faces grand jury charges
Mrs Emme Colavito and Mrs Fannie Costanzo were jointly indicted by the Cuyahoga County grand jury for first degree murder in the poisoning of Costanzo's husband to collect insurance. Colavito allegedly was hired to administer the poison.
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Cleveland, C
Emme Colavito
Cuyahoga County
Fannie Costamed
Pastor J Logan Fish Dies in Wheeling After Illness
Rev. J Logan Fish pastor at St Andrewas P E church Wheeling dies from pneumonia. native of England and former resident of Susteraville West Virginia. He came to Wheeling ten years ago.
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Wheeling
W. Va
J. Logan Fish
St. Andrewa P. BE
Susteraville
England
Ground Hitting Easier Than Golf Play
A short quip notes hitting the ground is easier than striking a golf ball because the ground provides a vast, forgiving surface. The comment humorously contrasts the difficulty of golf with the inevitability of contact with earth.
Spanish Air Bombs Rebel Positions Near Moroura
A Spanish airplane bombed rebel positions near Moroura in Melilula Morrocco. The Tribesmen fought back until Spantal rescued them.
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Melilula
Morrocco
Moroura
Fere
Kert
Spantal
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