Archbishops Home and Américas Jewelry Plant Bombed in Mexico City
Police and government agents pursued leads after a bomb damaged the archbishop’s residence and wrecked the Juergens & Co. factory, with four men reportedly carrying out the acts in separate cars. Officials note radical activity and possible anti Americanism but company staff say violence threats were tied to unresolved demands.
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Associated Preas
Mexico
Nts
Juergens
Guadalupe
Mexico City
Tampico
Carlos Rehg
Sanchez
Garcia
New York State
Sing Sing
Archbishop Mora
Juergens & Co
Nogales
Sonora
Man killed with iron in home as wife and nurse hurt
Feb. 7 report from a local Democratic figure Matt Daly was killed by an iron bar in his home. His wife and nurse Constance Lahey were seriously injured. Edna Daly, widow of Walter Daly, was named as a guest at the home. The assailant's motive remained unclear.
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Ee Eye
Mattaly
Constance Lahey
Accpa
Edna Daly
Walter Daly
Ope
Bours Snip Geen Sard
Witow
Crown Poin Ind
Matt Daly
Mins Lahey
House Proposes Investigation of Virginia Strikes
A resolution proposing a congressional investigation of the West Virginia coal strike, including armed violence in mining camps, was introduced by Senator Johnson Republican California. It was referred to the Senate labor committee without discussion.
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Washington
West Virginia
Johnson
California
Senate Labor Committee
Texas boards to report directly to legislature
Governor Neff told the Texas Legislature that all departments boards and commissions must be directly responsible to and supervised by the legislature. The message was delivered from Austin on February 7.
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Austin
Texas
Neff
Night Sessions Loom as Sclons Start on Last Fortnight
Cheyenne February seven article notes the sixteenth Wyoming legislature nearing final fray with night sessions. Governors budget and oil royalties debates persist while many bills remain stalled in committee. Careys Law Enforcement Division bill passed both houses yet objected to Senate amendment. coal industry regulation bill failed. Continued coverage promised on page eight.
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Wyoming
Capitol
Plains Hotel
Robert D. Carey
Senate
Cody
Carey
Disarmament Debate Fails to Unite Big Powers
Washington February 7 Associated Press reports that disarmament is deemed essential to avoid bankruptcy and chaos among leading nations. Mondell challenges Secretary Daniels, calls for no rigid program, while Towner and others defend strong naval budgets. The piece notes criticism of government agencies and growing warlike sentiment.
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Washington
Representative Mondell
Wyoming
House
Daniels
New Trial Sought for Mrs L Peete in Murder Case
Los Angeles February 7. Counsel for Mrs Louise L Peete convicted of first degree murder of Jacob Denton says a motion for a new trial will be filed tomorrow. They claim errors in jury instructions, verdict against law and evidence, and new evidence. The DA plans to oppose. The judge ordered life imprisonment with parole possible after a year, though parole board may reject.
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Associated Pléas
Los Angeles
Cal
Louise L. Peete
Jacob C. Denton
Willis
Lfe
Peete
Board of Parole
Aps
Ryocres
Eggs Slump in St. Louis Wholesale Market
In St Louis on February 7 wholesale eggs sold for 55 cents a dozen, down five cents from Saturday and 32 cents lower than two weeks earlier, reflecting a broad drop in egg prices.
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ST. Louis
Tornado Strikes Gilmer Texas Injuring Seven
A tornado passed north of Gilmer Texas causing seven injuries and property damage estimated at several thousand dollars. The storm struck late yesterday and disrupted local activity as residents assessed the wreckage and began cleanup.
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Associated Press
Gilmer, Tex
Here
Man Leaps From Rooming House In Apparent Suicide Attempt
Trinidad Colorado February 7. George Ketner 43 a drug store employee plunged from a second story to a concrete sidewalk fracturing his skull. He was admitted to a hospital in critical condition as friends say he faced a personal crisis. Ketner had been ill recently.
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Associate Press
Trinidad
Colo
George Ketner
Ketnner
Ketner
Bealil
Court ruling limits water rights for tunneling firms
Salt Lake City Utah February 7 A circuit court of appeal decision from St Louis last week holds mining and irrigation companies cannot establish claims to underground water sources tapped during tunneling The ruling is viewed by local lawyers as crucial for mining and irrigation interests across the Intermountain region
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Salt Lakh City
Utah
Circuit Court of Appeale
St. Louis
Intermountain
Boss Barber Declares Against Union and Slices Prices
Boss Barbers in the city cut prices after war industry disputes. The Parlor Car shop halted operations with others The Henning Smoke House and the World's Pair reportedly preparing similar moves to follow.
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Boss Barber
Henning
Smoke House
Fleets prepare in sham battle off Chile coast
Atlantic and Pacific fleets strip for a mock war off the west coast aboard U S S Pennsylvania and ships from Valparaiso and Callao. Admiral Rodman sent thanks to Chilean President Alessandri for the warm reception and stressed friendship with the United States.
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Atlantic
Pacific
U. S
Pennsylvania
Associated Press
Callao
Peruvian
United States
Factic Ncy
Valparaiso
Chile
Augusto B. Seguin
Peru
Henry B. Wilson
Calino
Santiago
Hugh Redman
United States Pacific Fleet
United States Atlantic Squadron
Alessandri
Rodman
Arrests in Denver vice raids target gambling dens
Denver police raided alleged gambling clubs and disorderly houses, arresting seventy six people including twenty three Black suspects for vagrancy and twenty six Mexicans ages 17 to 75 at the Eureka Club pool hall amid four major robberies reported weekend.
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Denver
Colo
Eureka Club
Lassen Peak Erupts Again With Increased Smoke
Mount Lassen, in northeastern California, resumed eruption at 10 o clock after two brief periods of activity. Observers report the latest eruption to be three times the volume of the earlier bursts today, with smoke and steam rolling south in great billows.
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Redding
Calif
Lassen Peak
California
Truth-in-Fabrics Bill Introduced in Utah Assembly
SALT LAKE CITY Utah Feb 7 A gate truth in fabric bill was introduced in the Utah legislature to require manufacturers of fabrics or yarn purporting to contain wool and merchants selling such goods to obtain from the state a permit or license before interstate commerce or sale of those articles.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Utah
Hal
Big Road Bill Passes House
A bill authorizing repriation of funds for road improvements for fiscal year 1072 was approved by the House by a 274 to vote. The measure would extend federal funds already allotted to states for road work for two additional years, even if not yet expended.
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Bill
Washington
Web. T
the House
Appropriation Passed for Wyoming Hospital Project
The House approved a bill to build five hospitals for disabled war veterans at an estimated $12 million. An extra $500,000 may convert Forts Walla Walla and McKennis buildings into hospitals. The treasury secretary may lease a $5 million hospital project for New York state. Senate action covers $6.1 million for care facilities and hospital construction across multiple sites including Fort McKenzie Wyoming and Fort Walla Walla Washington.
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Washington
House
Forts Walla Walla
Wash
McKennis
Wyo
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
New York
Senate
Public
Boston
Jerryville
Midh
Norfolk
Whipple Barracks
Ariz
Chicago
Lake City
Fla
Atlanta
Electricity to Solve Railroad Problem
Dr. Charles P. Steinmetz told the United Press that electrification of railways would lower transport costs and fuel use, increase safety and cleanliness, and allow more trains to run on existing tracks, improving overall railway service.
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Schenectady
N. Y
Charles P. Steinmetz
United Press
American Casualties in World War Rising Fast
Washington reports American casualties in the world war are increasing at about 6,000 monthly. National executive committees of the American Legion announce mental breakdowns and tuberculosis from gas exposure are sending 6,000 ex-soldiers to hospitals each month.
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Washington
Cold Wave Sweeps West With Utah Record Low
Salt Lake City reports the coldest day of the winter as Cecil Alter notes a deep intermountain cold snap. The thermometer in Salt Lake City registered eleven degrees zero, highlighting the severe conditions sweeping the region.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Intermountain
Cecil Alter
Salt Lake Ie
Texas House seeks AG probe of oil companies
Austin Feb representative Burkett introduced a resolution in the Texas House urging the attorney general to immediately investigate the activities of various oil companies in Texas for possible violations of state antitrust laws.
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Austin
Tex
Burkett
Texas House Today
Texas
Water carries current Utah miner meets death
A Utah miner named Abe Ericksen working at Sie Cottonwood Canyon was killed after a short circuit caused a fire. He and fellow miners tried to extinguish it, but water poured over energized wiring conducted the shock back to his bucket causing instantaneous death.
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Utah
Erickson
Major Offensive Aims to Forcibly Levy Martial Law in Dublin
United Press reports a major Sinn Fein offensive expected in Dublin this week after last week’s clashes left fourteen dead and sixteen wounded. Sinn Fein leaders reportedly seek British declaration of martial law to aid their political aims, while British forces round up men of military age seeking information on Sinn Fein attacks.
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United Press
Dublin
Sinn Fein
Sinn
Republican Adjutant Killed in Ambush in Ireland
Dublin reports Michael Collins adjutant-general of the Irish Republican Army was killed in the Buratia ambush last week while directing his troops, with police confirming he died from wounds. Belfast adds a separate incident where a constable was killed and two wounded by a bomb at Warren Point near Dunkalk.
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Dublin
Michael Collins
Irish Republican Army
Buratia
Collins
Belfast
Warren Point
Dunkalkl
Ireland partition talks stir Dublin settle with south
Reports from Dublin Feb 7 claim the government is pressing Ulster leaders toward a partition plan under the home rule act offering full fiscal autonomy to both parts of Ireland. Amnesty for Irish Republicans and release of political prisoners are said to be part of the package, with Lloyd George and Sir Edward Carson negotiating. Reactions vary among Nationalists, Sinn Fein would be weakened if concessions are offered.
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Dublin
Southern
Ireland
South
Irish Republican Army
Lloyd George
Edward Carson
Ulster
England
Binn Penn
Sinn Fein
Court asked by large packers to sell yards
Attorneys for Swift Co filed in district court a new plan to sell stockyard interests after previous plans to sell to F H Prince & Co were disapproved. They propose appointing sales agents under trustee supervision to mail the yards with preference to certain buyers and set minimum share prices. The plan seeks changes including keeping yard at 120 dollars instead of previous figures.
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Williams
Totel
National
Federal Reserve
Associated Press
Washington
Swift & Co
District Supreme Court
F. H. Prince & Co
Boston
Lool Eyndieatem
Oll
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