Train Carries Hoover Party Toward Long Key
President Hoover travels by Havana special train toward Long Key Florida with the traveling party resting aboard. Naval aide Capt Budhacan joins to study London conference naval problems while Mrs Hoover and Justice Stone’s wife depart Florence for a brief platform walk.
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Aged Woman Dies After Auto Collision in Kanawha Valley
Mrs. Walter Brooks, 79, lay unconscious and critically injured after an automobile struck her at the Broad and Virginia streets intersection near the First Presbyterian church in Charleston. The vehicle was driven by E. F. Graham of Dunbar line Stop No 3. Graham said he saw Mrs. Brooks on the curb and after passing she appeared poised to cross. He stopped about 15 feet away when a crash occurred. Bystanders near the church amid a congregational gathering saw the scene and assisted as medical help arrived. Mrs. Brooks was removed to Kanawha Valley Hospital. Page 3.
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Incomplete Interview Notes From School Exercise
Fragmentary quotes from Willie Willis and a teacher discuss violence and gender. The text includes a student named Tania and a reference to a big brother, with unclear context and attribution to Robert Quien. The fragment lacks a complete report, date, or event details.
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Theoretical Bank Robbery Simulation Test in San Francisco
Police chief William J. Quinn used San Francisco as a laboratory for a simulated bank robbery to study defense tactics. The mock event at Italy’s headquarters near Powell and Market drew 200 officers, heavy weaponry, and searchlight coverage. Del Monte, the bank’s vice president, acted as a signal to start the drill, with casualties reportedly including one killed, one wounded, and two captured. Several maneuvers were planned, with two more sessions to follow in coming weeks. A crowd of onlookers and plainclothes detectives observed, and two suspicious individuals were nabbed.
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Roosevelt’s Porto Rico governorship faces two tasks
San Juan February 9. After four months in office Roosevelt must present a program of economic rehabilitation to the insular legislature. He plans remedial legislation to relieve hard times and must persuade lawmakers to enact proposals. The hurricane’s 1928 blow underscored urgent social and economic needs. Roosevelt already broke tradition by delivering an inaugural address in Spanish, signaling a new approach.
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Hatfield Receives Relapse in Parrot Fever Case
In Baltimore on February 9, Dr. Wir Foyss Stokes and Dr. Daniel S. Hatfield, health officials from Charleston to Baltimore, suffered a relapse of palttacosis or parrot fever as Hatfield’s temperature climbed to 104. The doctors attributed the setback to a lung blood clot but expected recovery. Miss Maude Alders, treated for palittacosis, did not have the disease. blood from recovered patients in Cambridge, Aberdeen, and Annapolis will be drawn to develop serum for protection of contacts.
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Noted Indian Fighter is Claimed by Death
Washington 8, UP General Marion Ferry Maus 79 noted Indian fighter died at his New Windsor Maryland home after a lengthy illness following a stroke. He retired in 1813 after a career in Indian campaigns in the west including the Sioux at the Black Hills and the Nez Perces at Bear Paw mountains. He fought Apaches in Arizona and old Mexico and took part in Pine Ridge operations in South Dakota.
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Undersea Craft On Trial Before Parley At League Meet
Reported London dispatch describes Allied lawmakers preparing for a high level trial on undersea craft policy. Japan and France weigh defense pleas amid submarine size limits, with Chirassi and Kellnot leading delegations.
Eight-Year-Old Girl Dies of Bullet Wound
An eight year old girl named Jennie Mark was fatally shot while walking to church in Detroit. Police believe the shooter was firing at pigeons near the Angela church on the Oak Hill road, with the incident occurring about ninety yards from the Mik residence.
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Stone Kingdom Predicted As Next World Empire
Reverend Donn Einidze of Elmore Advent Christian Church states in a Gazette sermon that the next world kingdom will be the stone kingdom prophesied by Daniel. He cites Nebuchadnezzar's dream with a statue of gold silver brass iron and clay feet, arguing the stone will become a mountain covering the earth as God's eternal kingdom.
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Snowden Cites Huge War Debt
British chancellor of the Exchequer Snowden warns at a London London conference that failure of the five power naval talks would strike a blow to world peace. He cites Britain’s war debts and the burden of taxation, estimating repayment would take centuries as long as disarmament progress continues.
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Taft Shows Signs of Recovery Amid Illness
Washington February 4 The ailing former president William Howard Taft continues to gain strength as doctors report he can sit up briefly and that the bulletin will be issued daily. He remains under careful care at his home with improved consciousness and nourishment efforts though a perforated abdominal issue and heart weakness are monitored by physicians Thomas A Stays? for and Francis R Hager.
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Riots Break Out After Horse Post at Vincennes Track
Enraged patrons in Vincennes France riot after five horses were held at the post in the trot. A massive crowd torched the pari mutuel barracks grandstands and paddocks while bars were raided. Firemen saved the stands as Prefect Chiappe stabilized order and pledged refunds to backers and bettors.
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House to Open Dry Hearings On Wednesday
The judiciary committee plans hearings Wednesday to modify the Jones prohibition law and restrict prosecutions to misdemeanors for small offenses. The proposal, backed by Rep Stovbs and Dean Roscoe Pound, aims to make the Hoover Wickersham plan workable without juries, with testimony from lawyers and enforcement advocates.
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Enmity Between Officers Probed in Detroit Hearing
Detroit police testimony before a police training board centers on Inspector Henry J. Garvin a longtime officer accused by some as a foe of criminals and by others as a friend of the underworld The hearing also covers suspicions about Inspector Robert A MacPherson and alleged plots to harm Garvin including kidnaping accusations tied to the citys crime crackdown with Garvin commanding the crime and burglary squad The board weighs whether Garvin warrants continued service despite the hostile view of his rivals and critics
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William P. Rutledge
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Max Waldfogel
Waldfogel
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van Cop-perelle
Bugs
Moran
Chicago
Joseph
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David Cans
Noisy New Yorkers Destined To Quietude or Small Fines
New Yorks Noise Abatement Commission proposes fines for minor disturbances to curb racket in Manhattan. A loud party after 1 am could incur $1, a barking dog 50 cents. Tickets would lead to police repairs and possible court summons if contested, targeting routine nocturnal annoyances and improving neighbors’ sleep.
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Hundreds Jailed In Chicago Drive On Gangs
Chicago police led by Commissioner William Russell and Chief Johnsan raided gangland sites in a sweeping drive aimed at reducing crime. About 17 men were arrested by evening, with many described as hired killers, as raids touched cabarets hotels and speakeasies. Two youths died in a car dispute and a quartet of robbers trapped at the Orrington Hotel fired on officers before being captured.
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Anthony Kilburg
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James Riley
Thomas Sawyer
Sliaa
Carl Hanson
Isia
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Herman Meyers
Man Confesses to Murder of Woman in Muskegon Township
Forest Weaver 23 a former deputy sheriff and federal officer confessed to killing 20 year old Gladys Eckerd in Muskegon township. He said he loved her and would plead guilty to first degree murder at arraignment. The body was found in a snow covered grave near a wooded area after a boy skiing nearby reported blood. Police searched the city after the murder and questioned relatives.
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Will Rogers Letter Notes Flea On Dog Motif
A muddled New York dispatch quotes Will Rogers on prohibition enforcement, mentioning Chang Ing and Andrew Mellon in a humorous dog flea metaphor. The misspelled lines describe a dog scratching fleas as a stand in for shifting policy and enforcement across Treasury and Justice, with roadside scenes and a Mack truck image.
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