Reservations on Ourt Entry to Evelop Protests
A discussion in Washington centers on Latin American reservations to the United States Senate protocol for World Court admission. Experts note how reservations may affect international law and the balance of advisory opinions versus consent. The situation could influence later regional responses as nations weigh acceptance of U.S. positions.
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United States Senate
World Court
United States
League of No- America
United 'S
Senate
United
Notable West Virginia lawmaker Dies at 79 in New Martinsville
Septimus Hall, 79, long time member of the West Virginia legislature since statehood, died at his New Martinsville home after a fall last October. The report notes his death and outlines the premature end of a veteran public servant.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Septimus Hall
West Virginia
New Martinsville
Praise for Kirk and deputy after rule. white man taken
An accomplice wounded confesses to about six holdups, praising Sheriff Kirk and a deputy for enforcing the law. The suspect admits involvement in multiple robberies and is cooperating with investigators.
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Kirk
Justifiable homicide verdict in Becks killing at Wherry Place
A coroner ruled a justifiable homicide Monday in the killing of Gabriel Becks at 330 Wherry Pl SE. The shooter, described as Kirk, used a ruse to lure Becks into a confrontation ending in a fatal gunfire exchange. The sheriff noted Becks was involved in a prior dispute and the act was found to be legally warranted.
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T. C. McQuate
Gabriel Becks
Kirk
City Council debates 1000g Olympic stadium funding
Ambeeraam council considers an appropriation of 1000g for an Olympic stadium to be featured in the next games.
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Ambeeraam
Therds Rn Munied
Troy Murder Mystery Placed in Hands of Special Prosecutor
In Troy C March 1 the murder case was placed under the sole control of Special Prosecutor Alva B Campbell as County Prosecutor L E Harve withdraws to focus on routine duties. Campbell said the investigation would share bona fide information as facts emerge but will remain closed to the public due to rumors.
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S. A. Lengel
Stanford M. Swarts
Civil Service Commission
Price Janson
Lengel
James KE. Kinnison
Clyde Hovis
Troy. C
Troy
Alva B. Campbell
L. E. Harve
March Reaches Gotham as Lame
March makes its debut in New York with mild notes but fails to dispel winter gloom. A sparrow hops in city hall park as forecast calls for cold southwest winds and gale conditions tomorrow. Weather bureau warns of strong winds and orders storm advisories from Delaware breakwater to Eastport, Me.
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New York
City Hall Park
Weather Bureau
Delaware
Eastport
New Non-Stop Record Set for Dayton to Boston Flight
Lt Lyman Whitten and Reserve Captain Bradley Jones set a nonstop 720 mile Dayton to Boston record in five hours and fifty minutes. They planned a return flight to Ohio using new instruments to guide the ship.
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Poston
Mar. 1
Lyman Whitten
Bradley Jones
Dayton
Boston
Ohio
Tarmy
Ird
Ground Hog Lion and Weather Man Face Off Over March
A city editor confronts a weather predictor about a faulty forecast as a ground hog and Nemo the lion at Nimisilla zoo offer comic counterpoints. The piece lampoons misused weather dope and the scramble for blame after the missing forecast.
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Weather Man
Grand Jury Reopens Probe Into Jury Tampering Case
In Cleveland on March 1 the federal grand jury resumes hearings to probe alleged jury tampering in the first trial of Josiah Kirby, a financier. More than 20 witnesses will be examined this afternoon with a second indictment possible later today.
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Cleveland
Federal Grand Jury
Josiah Kirby
Masked Bandits Raid Fur Store in Brooklyn
Five masked bandits held up a fur store in Brooklyn today. Police report initial estimates show furs stolen could total as much as $100,000.
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New York
Brooklyn
Bandit steals at Tal Restaurant in Cincinnati
A bandit armed with a canvas glove seized an envelope containing 88 dollars at a Cincinnati restaurant. Cashiers delayed helping until Mrs. Stelle Weil could intervene as the robber dashed in and fled before aid arrived.
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Tal
Cincinnati
Stelle Weil
Youngst Paying Youngst Paying Federal Tax Sheet
Fragmentary OCR notes reference tax operation details with unclear amounts and dates. Likely mentions annual figures including 1.58 and references to federal tax processes. No clear persons, organizations, or locations are readable to anchor a full summary.
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Youngst
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