Roosevelt escape stirs nation as Zingare faces charges
Amid reports from Miami on Thursday, Giuseppe Zingare faced charges tied to the attempted assassination of President-elect Roosevelt. The condition of Chicago Mayor Anton Cermak remained unchanged, hospitalized after bullets struck him and others. Zingare, declared not an anarchist, showed little remorse during police interrogation, claiming no affiliation with any group and citing working-class oppression in his remarks.
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Miami
Guiseppe Zingara
Roosevelt
Florida
Chicago
Anton Cermak
Mr. Roosevelt
Serous Weig
Cermak
H. Gill
Othe Vier
Sorph Git
Zinmara
Lionnevelt
Mingarar
Gilseppe Zingare
Prtsoner
Shariff Hardie
Broken Englind
Hardie
Beamevelt
Rim
Italy
United Miter
New York
Franklin Roosevelt
Anton Cernuk
Dire
Gil
Roonevelt
Mervice
Han
Charinabie Bay
Atiami
Toomvelt
Roosevelts Declination Of Bodyguard Sparks Debate
The article notes President-elect Franklin D Roosevelt declining a personal bodyguard and facing widespread worry as an assassination attempt on Charles Anton Cernuk prompts public unease. It describes the South tour, media scrutiny, and the impact on public sentiment and the upcoming inauguration.
Chicago anti gang drive sparks citywide shock and raids
Reports from Chicago detail a tense anti gang campaign led by the mayor after a shoot left officials hopeful. Police raids target suspected underworld figures as investigations continue and public concern rises.
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Chicago
Thursasy
Cenmiaie Ingury
Penary
Wn Eearoh
Censure Motion in House of Commons Sparks Debate
The Labour Party criticizes Government tariff policy and unemployment schemes in the Commons. Neville Chamberlain argues development work is costly but necessary while the balance of trade and industry benefits from recent conferences. he notes hope restored by confidence, and questions about postponing payments previously agreed.
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Labour Party
Thole Erulime
Iis Lealer
Lansing
House of Commons
Vriticlain
Neville Coumberlain
Helms
Harrow
Chamberlain
Ader Jet
No Drum Was Heard No Funeral Note London Burial Simple
London notes mark Sir William Robertson’s Brookwood Cemetery burial with plain ceremony at Westminster Abbey echoing restraint. Government faced unemployment strain as MPs debated relief plans, with Mr. Churchill shaping cautious stance and Mr. MacDonald urging clearer action amid national job pressure. Motion on the government’s handling of unemployment failed 414 to 4.
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London
William Robertson
Brookwood Cemetery
HutHon
Winston
Charlier
Bane Dome
Herbert Mantuel
Rummy MacDonald
Ios Jorgu
Hieterrin
MacDonnd
Amd
Nimunderstandings
President Hoover comments on Roosevelt shooting attempt
Washington dispatch reports President Hoover reacting to the attempted assassination of Franklin D Roosevelt. Hoover says he is deeply shocked by the news and condemns the act as cowardly, telegraphing support to Roosevelt and urging citizens to stand with him.
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Washington
Hoover
Roomevel
Sam
Rooaivelt
World Conference urged trade revival in Britain
London reports the Kingdom Chamber of Shipping endorsing government policy at the World Econom ic Conference. The note calls for re establishment of global trade and prosperity while urging restraint on national credit and tempering wartime appetites.
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London
Kingdom Chamber of Shipping
Hindt
King's Message to Mr Roosevelt From King George V
Fragmentary cable in Jacksonville reports King George V expressing horror at an attempted assault on the Proal front fleet and praising Roosevelt for his escape. The message conveys royal abhorrence and offers congratulations, conveyed through unclear OCR text and errors.
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King
MR. Roosevelt
Jacksonville
Florida
George V
Oecape
Roads
Sydney butchers fined at Blit Food Court wedding event
A fragmented report notes Sydney butchers were fined for an incident at Blit Food Court during a wedding event. The brief item cites enforcement action over a altercation or violation connected to a public venue. Assorted garbled details limit clarity of exact charges or parties involved.
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Ayonet
Pri
Blit
Prime Minister Sends Message of Sympathy
A diplomatic cable from Prime Minister Tyane expresses sorrow over the murder of the U S president elect and his companions after a violent attack. It conveys the abhorrence of the government and people of the Commonwealth of Austytia and sympathy for the wounded and bereaved in Washington.
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Tyane
Welle Ammbnamtor
United Bixten
Amurton
Muardarauy
Hla
Hospital Tax Debate Reaches Advisory Council Hearings
Mr Mare will address Deputation and urge the Advisory Council to review the Hospital Tax Ordinance draft before promulgation. He insists Cabinet should grant parliamentary representation for the Pearl Capital Territory but warns against foreign control and pledges limited government funding not exceeding 26000 annually.
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Starr
Cane
Murr
Federal
Advisory Council
Marr
Ita
Tte
Pearral
Conmaeri
Hur
UGLY SITUATION IN RUMANIA
In Bucharest fighting amid strikes stirred by Communists triggered martial law. Seven deaths and many wounded mark clashes as railway workers barricade workshops and confront troops, with numerous strikers to face court martial.
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Rondon
Ruman
Bucharest
Haa
Thouand
Shida
Taupe
Milk Board Member Affairs Revealed in Moratorium Case
In a Moratorium Court session before MM. Mc3tanon Patrck Maethan of Marrickeville argued for permanent trusteeship and the position of Michael Martin, a Legislative Council and MINE Board member. Maethan said in April 192% he gave Martin a mortgage on ile Pome, noting Martin earned £103 in interest while municipal rates and utilities totaled £12 for a year. Witnesses indicated the respondent earned £1260 yearly salary. The magistrate refused immediate seizure, delaying action until March 11, and informed Martin of the process outcome.
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Rydney
Prisny
Mc3tanon
Patrck Maethan
Prides Merchant
Marrickeville
Permiaent Tv
Michael Martin
Legislative Couneil
Mheahan
Martin
Ile Pome
BeMahan
Arkve
Mhewi
ENGLISH TEAM Nine Leave for Newcastle
Only nine members of the English cricket team are on the train for Rodney Ehie mornings, accompanied by Warner and Robin who will help form the squad in the meet. The group includes Durdene, All O, Witeliffe, Mammond, Larwood, Anes, Terity, and Paynter, with travel by train tomorrow morning.
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Wrisgana
Rodney Ehie
Warner
Robin
Nuwcantte
Til Teariabane
Durdine
Witeliffe
Mammond
Larwood
Anes
Terity
Paynter
Hobbs and Warner Newcastle Protests
Protest over Hobbs and Warner inclusion in Northern Dravida team causes disruption in Newcastle. District Cricket Association and local press report a heated meeting and potential attendance impact of about 6000 as Hobbs and Warner face opposition from the Newastle group amid a regional selection dispute.
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Newcastle
Kngial
Wyatt
Mitchell
Toyland
Newanatin
McClay
Wu.c
Tain
Newanaper
Fonner Sinatiah
Brlabaite
Mesere
Hobtmephil
Warnes
Alc.c
Axuinat
New Northern Dravida
Newenatie
Mar[y
Newmuatle
Wainer
Kate
Acteisgrim
Agra
Tom
Hobie and
Warner 1
Ti Fe
Crickaléra
Insurance Fraud Case Involving Amurances Society Officials
A New York banking style insurance fraud case unfolds with William Thule Mage age 45 and 17 year old Dswald Cortenill linked to alleged misstatements in balance sheets. The Associated Dominions Ammirance Society Ltd was cited as the target, with questions about Commonwealth Life and General Assurance Company connections. Detectives and prosecutors questioned witnesses about motives and relationships, while defense and police outlined possible collusion and noncooperation. The trial adjourned as lawyers argued over the companies involved and the accuracy of financial statements.
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Mr. Ware
Page
Mack
Stwppains
Barosie Brimelf
MM Inch
Henator McLachlan
Lawrence
Mas Mack
India
Mutual Lite
Company of New York
Mda
North China tensions rise over Japanese ultimatums
Clouds in North China signal growing fear of a major conflict as Japan demands Chinese troop withdrawals from Jehol. Manchukuo officials press for retreat of forces from Fehoi while Chinese officials vow resistance, citing League of Nations findings on Manchuria.
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Shanghai
China
Orient
Manchukuo
Yang Yulan
Jehol
Muto
Manchuria
Chang-Hsueh-Liang
Tokio
Nanking
Fehoi
League of Nations
Ukua
Tense Move Now Seen as China Faces Japan Threat
The article notes rising Chinese emigration southward amid fears of large-scale population shifts. Observers anticipate Japan to begin action before March 1, risking a life and death struggle that could reshape East Asia.
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Chin
Bo Promt
Roneraus
Jetel
China
Japan
Ashes Victory Angers England Tributes to Larwood
Controversy surrounds the Ashes victory as England honors Larwood while Australian critics argue over the series outcome. The press laments conduct, praises Larwood’s role, and notes tension between players, fans, and officials as cricket history records the from a turbulent rubber and the public reaction in London.
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Knnlasd
MLC
Anaradia
England
Oll Lala
Bradman
Hie
Jardite
Mt Timer
Bering
Tenis
Pant
Anya
Vaymter
Huni
Wee
Umamed
Ty Paynter
Manchester Guardian
Larwood
Hradman Srulem
Telamen
London
Blomian
Winden
Waxiend
Herr
Kennedy
Humpahire
Ancill
Ais
Simtarenire
Nayudu
India
Voorwicketey
Brown
Victory
Japanese Delegation Considers Withdrawal From League of Nations
On Thursday the Japanese delegation in Geneva prepared to leave after the Assembly meeting. They filed a statement condemning the Committee of 19 for an unwarranted action and warned that it could worsen efforts to restore peace in the Far East. After a lengthy session they telegraphed Tokyo urging withdrawal from the League.
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Geneva
Assembly
League
Committee of 19
Far East
Tokio
Ithdrawal
Nagel Declines Return For Fifth Melbourne Test
Lisle Nagel, tapped as a potential for the Attic test, is unfit and will miss the Melbourne round. He had an injured leg and bowled in the Melbourne Cricket scene today but will not be able to play in four lengthy games.
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Melbourne
Lisle Nagel
Wen
Oldfield Ready for Sydney Test After Injury Recovery
Australian wicketkeeper W. Oldfield says he has fully recovered from the injury suffered at Adelaide. He expects to be fit for the next match in Sydney next week, after saying he was nearing complete recovery and would play if cleared.
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Wrlday
Me. W. Oldfield
Imett
Mitlalied
Rydney
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Cuago
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President Hoover
British Shipping and World Conference
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Mr. Mare
Rumania
Milk Board Member
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Hobbs and Warner
North
Paynter’s Park
Nagel
Oldfield
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