Hoover Aboard Train After Gulf Fishing Week
President Hoover returns to Washington from a week aboard the seacraft The Seunterer off Long Key Florida with Mrs Hoover and guests including Associate Justice Stone and Mark Sullivan The party fished with Mrs Stone landing the largest catch a 965 pound fish at Long Key she will receive a Lone Keys Fishing Club golf token The train made few stops as it neared Savannah where Raymond Robbins joined the party
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President Hoover
Washington
Hoover
Gulf Strow
Houver
Justice Stone
United States Supreme Court
Pilot Doolittle’s Family Safe After Wreck
Lieutenant James Doolittle and his wife and two sons escaped unharmed when their monoplane wrecked after a wind gust during takeoff for St. Louis. The crash damaged the wing, gear, tank, and fuselage. the family climbed out shaken but unhurt. Doolittle awaited termination of Army resignation before proceeding with Shell Oil assignment.
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New York
James Doolittle
Army
Ife
St. Louis
al Company
Doolittle
Mitchell
James, Jr
John
Ifoh
Heath
Doolistie
Shell Off
Bis
Moore's Condition Remains Critical Flier Killed Off Ship Deck
In Los Angeles Ambassador Abram A Moore to Poland remains critically ill with throat and lung infection after a restless night. He is 43, a former publisher, and had earlier served as ambassador to Spain and Peru. In Norfolk Virginia Lieutenant Walter George Mazer of the U S Navy Nevada was killed in Cuba waters when a catapult charge exploded as a plane launched from the deck. He leaves a widow and a four month old baby in Norfolk.
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Los Angeles
Abravier P. Moore
Poland
Cian
Ambassador Moore
Herbert Hoover
Spain
Peru
Pittsoureh
Afr
Palm Spring
Desert
California Lutheran Hospite
Norfolk
Fed
Walter George Mazer
U. S
Nevada
Cubsa
Tofdey
Mazer
Frederick Ma
Anst
Narfolx
Taft Condition Remains Unchanged Says White House
Washington reports President Taft remains in unchanged condition as physicians release bulletin through the White House. The statement follows medical reviews with no new details given on his health status or ongoing treatments.
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Washington
Fey
Howerd Taft
White House
Unclear fragmentary item about Willie Willis and etiquette
A jumbled OCR fragment references Willie Willis and a scene involving spelling and underclothes, with garbled phrasing and missing context. The readable text lacks coherent events, dates, places, or identifiable organizations to form a proper news item.
Aged Invalid Burned To Death in Home
POTTETOWN Pa Feb 10 Mrs J Monroe Walters an 89 year old invalid was burned to death today at her home in West Povvisgrove township. While husband visited a neighbor an oil lamp fell or exploded and set fire to the bed of Mrs Walters.
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Pottetown
J. Monroe Walters
West Povisgrove Township
Viswiing Oo
Waitere
Senate Fights Over Enforcement Of Prohibition Law
At the capitol the senate judiciary committee will review Senator Wheeler s measure to probe enforcement of the 20 year old prohibition act amid wet and dry tensions. Key senators from Nebraska Idaho and Indiana signal varied support while a substitute aims to limit the inquiry to enforcement. The broader debate on repealing the eighteenth amendment and other prohibition issues intensifies as both houses prepare hearings. The stage is set for early action in the long disputed reform battle.
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Waskington
Capitol
Senate Judiciary Committee
Wheeler
Montana
Norris
Nebraska
Bartl
Idaho
Watson
Indiana
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Blaine
Republican
Wisconsin
Treasury
Justice Department
House
E. C. Dinwiddie
National Conference of Organizations
Ory
Tetses
Baltimore Bank Building Blast Wrecks Interior in City
A gas accumulation blast in the Mercantile Bank Building in downtown Baltimore damaged the interior and an insurance office on the second floor. Elevator doors were torn from hinges on the third floor and windows were blown into the next block. Officials opened an investigation to determine if the explosion originated from gas buildup in the cellar.
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Baltimore
Tre
Mercantile Bank
Charleston Police Honored by Rev Harrington
Rev Ghorlus H Harrington of Calvary Baptist church preached at Charleston police department memorial service praising the force in West Virginia. He honored officers who died, urged remembrance, duty, and the families who share their loss, urging continued service and trust.
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Charleston
Rev. Harrington
Lon
West Virginia
Ghorlus H. Harrington
Calvary Baptist Church
Policr Department
Calvary
Elvide
Aye. Inn
Virginia
Chicago Firemen Police Diet as Unpaid Wages Bite Hard
Chicago faces a cash crunch as 18,000 of 40,000 city and county workers miss pay since January. Firemen dine on Mulligan stew while police go on diets, after city treasurer funds run dry for two weeks. Officials debate issuance of five percent interest warrants as a short term fix.
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Chicago
United Press
Procera
Ben Lusky
Central Station
Monsean O
Educators Gather in Charleston for Unified State Plan
About 75 West Virginia educators meet in Charleston at the request of State Superintendent W. G. Cook. Attendees include education officials, governors, and leaders from State Colleges, Denominational Institutions, and Normal/Teacher training programs. The aim is to discuss a unified governance and potential coalition across higher learning in the state.
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West Virginia
Charleston
Sarools
W. G. Cook
Monard OF
Education
Gove Lesnors
Wilveroity
Ligner Education
Trustes
Howdy
Stite
Cook
Ftate Covuncil
Wate Bln
Aiate Board of Education
West Virginiia Univoralty
Morgantot
Marshall Colegt
Huntingstoot Fairmont State Mornin
Serioul
Fairmont
West Liberty Tate Mortnat School
Wheeling
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
Potormac Suite School
Keyser
New River State College
Montgomery
Concord State Normal School
Athens
West Virginia State College
Institute
Bluefield Institute
Bluefield
Glenville Normal School
Glenville
Herling College
Bethany
Wes Virginia Wenleyan College
Buckhannon
Salem College
Salem
Davis and
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Elkins
Broadus College
Phillyps
Alderson Junior College
Dérnant Greenbrier College For Women
Lewintert
Morriy Harvey College
Bar
Sporer College
Murper
Berty
Three Turtas Gun Play Breaks Up Party
Pittsburgh Fra 16 reports a drunken shooting at a Treveskyn Allegheny county party. Officers fought Enoch Younkmoh 43 in connection with the shootings. Mrs Esther Younkivich 22 was shot in the jaw. Mrs Busan Bowen 22 wounded left shoulder and arm. Jo An Bowan 38 shot in right shoulder. All taken to hospital. Younkitch fired after demanding his wife drop a contemplated charge of assault and battery.
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Pittsburgh
Fra
Treveskyn
Allegheny County
Enoch Younkmoh
Esther Younkivich
Younnstvich
Mra Busan Bowen
Nusbund
Joan A. Bowan
Berry Improves After Appendicitis Operation
Los Angeles, Feb 1. Nowls Beery, noted actor, was reported from Hollywood hospital that he is improving after an operation on Wednesday night for acute appendicitis. Doctors say his condition is satisfactory.
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Los Angeles
Nowls Beery
Slater Probes Horst Mystery in Orrville
In Wooster Ohio on February 16 19 Joe Slater took charge of the probe into the December 27 1923 disappearance of Melvin Horst age 4 of Orrville. He questioned Charles Hanna and Earl Donald who are tied to the case as new details emerge and claims shift between families. Deputy Marshal James Caskey said Orrville residents report sightings of a car leaving the private garage hours after Melvin vanished and the car’s path toward Tyr’s mill pond and nearby creek drainage is being rechecked.
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Melvin
Juntor
Junior
Hanny
Donald
Hannay
Blyter
Mrn
Tyr
Racent Creek
Mann
Conald
Melvin Horat
Textile Official's Home Dynamited in Marion NC
In Marion North Carolina a blast damaged the home of BR W Baldwin president of the Marion Manufacturing company amid ongoing textile worker strikes. The affair follows months of conflict linked to a broader strike wave and prior killings during confrontations with sheriff's officers. A dynamite event adds to a history of violence surrounding the mill, which has seen closures, reopenings with non union workers, and deployment of troops.
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Marion
Northy Carolina
BR. W. Baldwin
Marion Manufacturing Company
Marion Company
Nix
Bueritt Oso
Adkins
I Amu
Mirkee
Inttls
Baldwith
Baldwin
Baltinore
United ‘Textile Workers of America
Clinchfield
Max Gardner
Marlon
Musician Personal Crisis Reported in Princeton
A fragmented report from Princeton details a musician named Artie Wriehl, reportedly in a personal crisis, with neighbors and authorities involved. The brief mentions a possible incident at his home and notes surrounding reactions from local residents.
Grounded Admiral Benson Strands 17 Passengers On Board
Grounded off the Columbia River mouth the Admiral Benson with 17 aboard including three women and 14 men remained on a three mile Washington beach. Coast guard attempts failed until a breeches buoy and lifeboat saved many passengers while two tugs tried to refloat the 2308 ton ship bound from San Francisco to Portland. Rescue operations continued as weather allowed and the vessel’s status remained perilous.
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Fes
Columbia River
Consteller
Admiral Benson
Washington
Coastal One
Pacific
Compainy
San Francisco
Portland
Coast Guard
A. B. Reynolds
Puget Sound
Oregon
Admiral Wing
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Wilmingdon
Del
Bengon
Lmurel
Peacock Spit
Benson Nes
Laurel
Thor
Altitude Record Set by Test Pilot in St Louis
Test pilot Zimmerley of the Micholas-Beasley Airplane company Marshall Mo reportedly set a new world altitude record for light planes with 27 800 and 21 700 feet measured by two barographs landing at 4 35 p m at Arca field St Louis The previous record was 22 800 feet The Barling NB 3 monoplane was used in today s flight part of the International aircraft exposition opening last night A crowd of about 20 000 watched the landing
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Darney
Zimmerley
Micholas-Beasley Airplane Company
Marshall, Mo
Arca
Germany
Zinmamerley
Zinmerley
Reed Predicts Submarine Treaty Fails But Praises Accord
Senator David A. Reed of Pennsylvania spoke to an international radio audience from London via the Columbia network. He said the five power conference cannot abolish the submarine but praised the move to prohibit submarine attacks on merchant ships. He noted improved Anglo American relations since Geneva 1927 and urged a balanced navy program, stressing no shortcuts on cruisers or battleships.
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New York
David A. Reed
Pennsylvania
London
Todey
Altheen
Clannot
Lerder
Columbia Broadcasting System
Senate
Great Britain
France
Bevetor Reed
Geneva
United States
Reed
America
Veterans of World War Flying Shrink to Spectators
Chicago report notes a postwar decline in active pilots with many veterans distant from aviation. The second annual World War veterans reunion will feature little flying display as former aces like Major Reed Landis and Eddie Rickenbacker are barely involved, and several ex-heroes now pursue other careers.
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Veterans of
Sky
Chicago
America
Amerion Aviation
Airplana Motors
Chlengs
Reed Landis
Malo Bandin
Tina Ainre
nUverisiig
War Flylite
Eliott White
Dpringa
No Seid
French Leader Til Delays Work At London Arms Parley
Premier Andre Tardieu ordered to bed with grippe and laryngitis delaying his return to the London arms conference. Negotiations enter a critical phase as France pushes a 724,479 ton target for 1936 while other powers seek to persuade Paris to cut by 100,000 tons.
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Andre ‘Tardieu
Lonnon Payal
Phyasicians
M. Tardieu
Tardieu
Bandon
Dowmergue
Tenta’ Ly
London
Tar+ dieu
Brance
Uzon
France
Grippe
MacDonald
Stimeon
Grands
Italy
Wakatowaki
Japan
Ameri
Cam
Reed
Hoover
Volimege
United States
America
Europe
Mediterranean
Great Britain
Spain
Jugoslegia
Rogers Hotel in Tulsa Oklahoma Showcases Modern Equipment
The article extols the Will Rogers hotel in Claremore near Fort Worth as the southwest’s premier, with smokeless cigars, multiple elevators, baths claimed to cure all but democracy, and comparison to London’s Buckingham Palace. It claims higher capacity than Rice Hotel Houston and cites a boastful tour of standard features, branding the town as advanced.
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Okla
Tsure
Eney
General Geant
Jesse James
Data Hotel
Will Rogers
Clayemore
Ft'patk
London
Buckingham Paloce
King
Las Us
Rice
Houston
Crist Columba
Colampus
Ohio
Bit
Moura
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Silas H. Strawn
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Aleviate Wuttering Anjahz
Slater
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Artie Wriehl
Toni
Hou Hiern Loris
Shentt If. O. Booling Sala
Senator David A Reed
Powers
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Fort Milla
South Carolina
Wey
Howard Knotts
Sever
Irwin Springfield
Eddie Rickenbacker
Uttle
General Motors Company
Lawrence Callahan
Chiceco
Cooperstion
Landis
Til
Rogers’ Hotel
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