Europe fears new war as rebels clash in Greece Macedonia
Rebels and royalists battled in Macedonia while rebel fleets controlled Crete and the Aegean coast. Warships from France and Britain monitored Athens as Italy sent ships to guard interests. About 600 killed and 2,000 wounded, with 700 rebels captured. Military actions spread toward Larisa and key railway lines between Athens and Salonika. Government forces faced snow delays as Kondylis pressed to crush rebels ahead of possible Turkish frontiers.
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Grecian
Macedonia
Aegean Sea
France
Great Britain
Athens
Italy
Bulgaria
League of Nations
Turkey
Europe
Greece
George Kondylis
Chealistros
Crete
Eleutherios Venizelos
Mytilene
Chios
Samos
Aegean
Asia Minor
Larisa
Salonika
Balkan
Athenians Flee City as Navy Bombardment Fears Rise
Athens residents fled to outlying districts fearing a rebel naval strike on Greece's ancient capital. Artillery was mounted at Piraeus to repel an expected attack while officials urged calm. Early dawn exodus continued with families carrying basket lunches amid extinguished lighthouse beacons along the Aegean coast.
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Athens
Greece
Piraeus
Aegean Seaboard
Greek government troops strike near Doijran frontier
Reported Friday an army attack 15 miles from Doijran as artillery and aircraft fire echo over the Greek Yugoslav border. Rebels may be west of the Struma river, with lines to Sofia Belgrade and the Orient Express rail links nearby. Salonika lies less than 40 miles north as the clash widens.
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Doijran
Lake
Struma
Salonika
Turkey massing troops in Thrace near Bulgaria border
A League of Nations document shows Turkey has mobilized soldiers in Thrace for a year and could seize southern Bulgaria within 24 hours. Bulgarian delegate Antonoff handed the document to secretary Avenol, who passed it to Kemal who argued it was Turkey’s duty to Balkan security and not to remain indifferent.
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Geneva
Europe
League of Nations
Turkey
Thrace
Bulgaria
Nicohis Antonoff
Joseph Av Vvail
League Avenol
Kemal Hosan
Emerald Oil Advertisement Relief for Muscular Pain
An advertisement touts Emerald Oil from May Drug Co as a fast acting remedy for muscular rheumatism and sore, tender muscles. It promises penetrating warmth after one minute of rubbing and a money back guarantee if it does not provide quicker relief than any other product.
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Moone
May Drug Company
Bulgarian Frontiers Army Limited by Neuilly Treaty
A Bulgarian memorandum states Bulgaria's army on the Grecian front is capped at 20 000 men with a 3 000 frontier guard and no military aircraft. Turkey reportedly fields five divisions in Thrace and the Constantinople region with over 500 cannons. Bulgarian protests have drawn no response amid feverish wartime premonitions.
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Avenol
Bulgaria
Turkey
Thrace
Constantinople
Four Indicted In Southern Illinois Mine Field Bombings
Four persons face indictments in a combined state and federal crackdown on bombings in southern and central Illinois coal fields. Henry Johnson, John Costello, Herman Stovall, and Ellioett Widick charged with procuring dynamite for destroying railroad property and bombing a car. Louis Stull indicted for the fatal stabbing of John Sears in Harrisburg on December 8. Additional charges include larceny of a railroad speed er used in the blast that damaged Big Four tracks on December 2.
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Harrisburg
INS
Illinois
Emory J Smith
John Kane
Henry Johnson
John Cosello
Eldorado
Herman Stovall
Muddy
Big Four
Johnson
Ellioett Widick
Louis Stull
United Mine
John Sears
Smith
Springfield
Curley Jones
Costello
Stovall
Peabody 417
Family Moves Town to Save Dog Rex from Death
BELLAIRE O Q UP Harry Neidermeyer and his family flee their home to avoid their German shepherd Rex being executed. An execution order, issued by Mayor Henry C Nealy, cites an alleged attack by the dog. Rex reportedly caused a fire at the Neidermeyer home in Benwood before the family relocated.
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Bellaire
Harry Neidermeyer
Fen Push
Mt Penwood
W. Va
Tai Meare
Henry C Nealy
Rex
Othe Neidermeyer
Family
Wien
Benwood Caugh
Boston Money Standard Question Raises Court Talk
In Boston charity officials debate how to value South Seas shells from the Wave Town collection worth 3.20 in local currency. With Massachusetts moving off the Wampum standard about 300 hours ago, officials doubt shell redemptions remain valid and consider submitting the issue to the supreme court.
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Boston
South Seas
Massachusetts
Supreme Court
Shades Of Brown Featured In Style Show At Killian's
Fashion designers blend bold spring colors as brown dominates the Killian's style show with navy, orange, copper, amber, and turquoise accents. The display includes brown sheers with gray blouses, tailored suits, Eton jackets, and forward sweeping hats. The children's fashion parade follows on Saturday at 9 30 a m with outfits for ages 3 to 15.
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Killian’s
Clark Gable
Eton
Marion crowd enjoys Bohemian Kolach Party for Federation
A crowd of over 100 attended the Bohemian Kolach party in the public library auditorium to benefit the Federation of Women's clubs. Guests included Miss Emma Klein and Mrs. Sid Cary with daughters, with a program on Czechoslovakia and President Masaryk, piano and vocal solos, poetry, and Czech arts displays.
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Federation of Womens Clubs
Czechoslovakia
Emma Klein
Federation of Women's Clubs
Sid Cary
Sue
Robert Hess
Edwin Beadle
Harold Phillips
Chauncy O Kelly
Phil Crew
I. H. Breneman
James Fairley
Frank Allen
Tennyson Club
Helen Kacena Stark
Czech Fine Arts Club
Masaryk
Dorothy Dvorak
Edna Mae Sila
Esther Hronik
Sila
Blanche Stolba
Viola Bohac
Rose Paidar
Lila
John Scarborough Miller
Roland Goudy
Lois Stitzel
Lois Lockwood
C A. Dykes
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Glenn Kinser
Final dividend payments delayed until April 15 at Farmers and Merchants State Bank
O Conwell in charge of bank affairs says final dividend checks totaling 100 percent will not be ready before April 15. Attending guests include Mr and Mrs John Klinefelter of Morley Miss Elsie Brown of Viola Mr and Mrs Leslie Leitch of Zion City Til and Mrs Fannie DeWald of Ottawa Kansas.
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Woman's Progressive Club
Dry Creek
Ed Mayanovsky
Floyd Emmons
Virginia
George Maxfield
John Adams
Christianson
Austin Coons
Farmers and Merchants State Bank
O ' Conwell
John Klinefelter
Morley
Elsie Brown
Viola
Leslie Leitch
Zion City
Til
Fannie DeWald
Ottawa
Kaw
Charles DeWald
Marion Post
American Legion
Delbert M Brown
Legion Hall
Fashion notes on summer silhouettes and fabrics
A brisk survey highlights plain dark shades, airy organdies with frill trimming, perky taffetas featuring the new square neckline, and exotic flowered gowns that cling with bold style.
Sterilization Bill Nears Passage in Britain
London based International News Service reports Britain's health ministry shaping a model bill to permit voluntary sterilization of defectives and carriers of serious disability. The measure, backed by the government, would require consent of the minister of health and two doctors, with parental consent for minors. Key issues include mental defectives and post operative fitness to live outside institutions.
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Newell
Rogers
International News Service
London
INS
England
Britain
Ministry of Health
Hilton Young
Arrest Made In Murder Of Girl In Church
Cleveland police report the arrest of a 32 year old congregation member for the killing of six year old Ophelia Scratchins who was shot during prayer at Thankful Baptist church. The suspect was seized after a deacon testified the man threatened his wife during a dispute over church collection.
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Cleveland
Ophelia Scratchins
Thankful Baptist Church
Ophelia
Tulane Professor Leads Mayan Ruins Expedition
Franz Blom of Tulane University heads an interior Honduras expedition in archaelogical and ethnological work among Mayan sites. Joining him are Jens Yde of Denmark and Prentiss Andrews of Chicago. The two month trip will visit Quirigua Copan and capitals of Guatemala and El Salvador.
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New Orleans
Franz Blom
Tulane University
Honduras
Blom
Royal National Museum of Denmark
Jens Yde
Prentiss Andrews
Chicago
Quirigua
Copan
Guatemala
el Salvador
Speed Of Living Is Blamed For Headaches
In Memphis Tennessee Dr J M Robb of Wayne University says headaches are rising due to modern life. He cites the pace of living pressure dirt in the air and lack of rest as key factors. He notes headaches and asthma share links to hereditary social and occupational factors.
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Memphis
Tenn
J. M. Robb
Wayne University
France Moves to Rebuild Tourism After Sharp Decline
Paris officials unveil radical measures to salvage hotels and casinos as France faces a tourism collapse. Senator Antoine Borrel cites 1927 2,125,000 arrivals shrinking to 1934’s 700,000, with 185 hotel bankruptcies and 150 liquidations. France plans pro French propaganda in the United States to lure American visitors back.
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Paris
INS
Senate
France
Antoine Borrel
Savoie
Germany
Austria
Switzerland
Spain
Great Britain
Italy
Borrel
Cote d'Azur
U. S
Charles Ray Files Cross Divorce Suit
Los Angeles report states former film star Charles Ray filed a cross-complaint opposing his wife’s divorce petition. Ray refutes the accusation of philanderer and argues the label belongs to his wife, claiming she cast him as the unfaithful party in the suit.
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Cora
Charles Ray
Los Angeles
INS
Friday
Friday Ray
Two and a half million youths enter workforce without jobs
Washington says more than 2,500,000 boys and girls reached working age since 1929 yet lack employment and live on relief. Hopkins notes a net annual increase of about 500,000 jobseekers, with family employables at 1.6 on average. Roosevelt aims for 3.5 million jobs under the work relief bill, reducing relief rolls by about 15 million.
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Washington
INS
Harry L. Hopkins
Hopkins
Roosevelt
Congress
Aged Hero Dog Mickey Returns Home After Long Search
Mickey the 15 year old Airedale retriever known for heroism returns to his master J Kirby Keefe after eight days and seven miles of wandering from Youngstown to Girard and Cleveland. A realtor who saw the plea in a Youngstown paper helped reunite them.
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Mickey
Detroit
Putin Bay Waters
J. Kirby Keefe
Keefe
Youngstown
Girard, O
Club Women Protest Island Use for Prison Site
In Sandusky Ohio United Daughters of the Confederacy oppose proposals to place a new Ohio penitentiary on Johnsons island in Lake Erie. They propose West Sister island near Toledo instead. Johnsons island was a Civil War prison site with hundreds buried there.
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Sandusky, O
Johnson’s Island
Lake Erie
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Martin L. Davey
Ohio Penitentiary
Lonely West Sister
Toledo
Johnson's Island
Davey
Youths Girls Cross Country Lark Ends With Arrests
A cross country trip in an allegedly stolen car from Marshalltown Iowa to Akron Ohio ended with three of four youths held by Akron police for federal charges of transporting a stolen vehicle interstate. Clarence Maroon alias John E Moore is in custody. two female companions aged 20 and 17 are booked on runaways, and a third fled to Columbus, Ohio.
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Akron
Richberg Urges Study of Interstate Labor Rules
Richberg criticizes NRA policies and calls for congressional study of interstate versus intrastate labor conditions. He cites pressure from big business shaping codes, argues wage and price restrictions delay orders, and urges education of the bench to modern economic conditions while highlighting the cleaning and dyeing industry as an example.
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NRA
Richberg
Washington, D. C
Cumberland
New York City
New Jersey
Indicted on Charge of Harboring Bandit
CHICAGO (UP) Matthew Gleason an Aurora saloon keeper was indicted on charges of harboring Volney Davis, the suspect in a $200,000 kidnapping of Edward G. Bremer the St Paul banker. The grand jury returned the indictment on Thursday alleging Gleason sheltered Davis after he escaped federal agents at Yorkville on February 6.
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Chicago
Matthew Gleason
Aurora
Volney Davis
Edward G. Bremer
St. Paul
Gleason
Davis
Yorkville
Youth Nabbed by Gypsies Seeks Parents in WV
A youth calling himself Andy Smith appeals to authorities to find his real parents. Kidnapped twenty years ago by a roaming gypsy band in New York City, he cannot read or write and has only brief schooling in Baltimore. He escaped in eastern Ohio last year and has since lived in Rush Run and worked in Yorkville steel mills.
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W. Va
Andy Smith
New York City
Baltimore
Ohio
Rush Run, O
Yorkville
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