Borland Body Found in Arctic Wreck Continuing Search
The body of Fort Borland, Arctic flyer, was recovered near the wreck of a plane that crashed November 9 twenty miles southeast of Noren Cape. Efforts to locate Eielson continue as storm delays dig for the second airman near the Nanuk mission from Weller, Alaska.
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Norte Cape
Libeta
Fort Borland
Carl Ben Nielson
Noren Cape
Inday Senecheem
Eigison
Stormson
Ezarchera
Fielson
Todlay
Borland
Weller
Alaska
Harold Gillatn
Eieleen
Hubert Wilkins
Gillam
Joe Crosson
Elelson
Frank Darpanitt
Nanuk
Liberty Loan May Aid Chicago Action for Funds
Chicago officials report progress on a Liberty Loan plan to ease financial troubles. Melvin A. Traylor of First National Bank leads a conference with Silas H. Brown Robert F. Carr and others to pace borrowing and avoid waste. Tax anticipation warrants may be issued to pay 3,362 employees, with June investments and July tax collections likely.
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Chicago
Dts
Melvin A. Traylor
First National Bank
Joan
Ely
Traylor
Silas H. Brawn
Citizens’ Rer Customtisties
Robert F. Carr
Strawn
Hortis
Willie Willis and the Pug Tale in 1980s Memoir
A fragmentary reminiscence records Willie Willis and an odd scene with a pug and doctor. The voice hints at fear and tension, with muddy phrases suggesting a personal, possibly humorous or cautionary memory from 1980. The exact details remain unclear due to the garbled OCR.
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Publishers Sindicate
Senate Slashes Aluminum Rates in Tariff Reform Victory
In a Feb 17 session the Senate passed amendments to Hawley Smoot lowering aluminum duties to Underwood levels of 1913. The roll call showed 41-39 on crude aluminum relief, with 15 Republicans and 24 Democrats supporting the cut, while 34 Republicans opposed. The panel also trimmed duties on hollow drill steel and related wires as part of broader tariff changes.
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Washington
Senate
Mellon
Aluminum Company of America
Treasury Heat
R. B. Mellon
Walsh
Montana
Fourte
Tydinge
Goff
Goldsborough
Hatfield
Hoover Back Home Spanks Leaders
President Hoover returned from Florida displeased with Senate leaders for failing to back his Hughes appointment as chief justice and to advance the tariff bill. Advisor Tilson reported Hoover worried over the tariff delay while Hughes remains confirmed. Additional admin proposals, including prohibition reform, were stalled as Senate dispute continues.
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Washington
Hoover
Florida
Senate
Charles Evans Hughes
Aig
House Republian
Tilson
Hughes
Glenn
Ilinois
Har
White House
German Suitor Princess Parting After Engagement Cancelled
Princess Meano ends engagement to Count Alexander Von Hochberg due to his impoverished means. The couple, once hailed as a European love match, faced questions over lawsuits and status as the Romanian regency adjusts royal ranks. Queen Marie and the dowager departed for Egypt as the count headed to London.
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Bucharest
Romania
Meano
Alexander von Hochberg
Europe
Pless
von Hochberg
Nerriege
Egypt
Marie
London
Mary Theresa Olivia (Drisy) Cornwallisweat
Aagllas
Earl of de la Warr
Tiernnr
Horts
Bulgaria
Vienna
Austria
Alexander von Huchberg
Aie Heane
Train Collision Injures 51 in Glasgow Fog Incident
Fifty one passengers were injured, six seriously, in a collision between two trains in fog at Glasgow. Twenty seven were taken to the Glasgow Boys infirmary with 14 listed as needing more care, others to the Victoria infirmary.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Glasgow Boys Infirmary
Temech
Victarin Infirmary
Oklahoma Prohibition Conspiracy Convictions Hit OK County
In Oklahoma City a WPA jury found a three year conspiracy to violate national prohibition laws existed in Pottawatomie county. Eight defendants including former sheriff Frank Fox were convicted while Randall Pitman county attorney was acquitted. Twenty eight defendants pleaded guilty and will be sentenced next Saturday.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Fea
WPA
United States
Pottawatomie County
Randall Pitman
Frank Fox
Jong
Pitman
Fox
Dens
Pattas Jwatavnle
Cragnet
Culley
Mit
Weight
Pottawatomie Countty
Shrill Fox
Bob Keys
Virgil Church
Bill Collier
Roy Booth
John Baugh
Barney Lavette
J. W. Motsenbacher
Forrest Anderson
Neger
Bud Creer
John J Boggess
Spite Action
W. W
Snake) Thomason
Dines Harris
Oscar Owery
Tecumseh
Jeff D. Harris
Thomason
Federal District Court
Tial
State District Court
Jeff Harris
Qard
Homer Knhppenberger
Earlsboro
Pitton and Fox
Hungarian regent's daughter engaged to Karolyi heir
A telegraph dispatch from Budapest reports Paquette Horthy daughter of Admiral Nicholas Horthy regent of Hungary is engaged to Count Jvitiie Karolyi. The engagement connects Count Karolyi to the Karolyi family and to the Hungarian republic's leadership.
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London
Feo
Paquette Horthy
Nicholas Horthy
Hungary
Jvitiie Karolyi
Budapest
Karolyis
Michael Karolyi
Mrs Selwyn's Revue Folds Over Three Thousand Dollars
Ruth Selwyn, wife of Broadway producer Edgar Selwyn, saw her Nine-Fifteen Revue close after five performances due to a $3,000 cash deficit. Backers refused further funds. critics noted poor start times and mixed reviews as the show faded.
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Sam
New York
Ruth Selwyn
Broadway
George M. Cohan
Trving Caesar
Eddie Center
Ain Lardner
Paul Gerard Smith
Antin Tons
Joh Emerson
Robert Aitkin
Jats
Victor Herbert
Carroll
Fred Jweating
He Mighlin
Mr. Selwyn
Met
Timon
Mrs. Selwyn
Herald-Tribune
Educators Act On Cook Plan For Higher Education
William C Cook state superintendent of education authorized a six member committee to coordinate activity across West Virginia higher education. The panel includes two state education board members, the university board, and denominational school trustees. Appointment by Superintendent Cook was debated amid opposition from Broaddus College and Turner endorsed the plan.
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William C. Cook
West Virsiginis
State Department of Education
Arthur B. Koontz
Charleston
Board of Governors
West Virginia University
State Board of Education
W. W. Trent
Broaddus College
Cook
State University
West Virginia
Ahd of Education and
Board of Control
Senate Debates Dry Inquiry Incomplete Action
Washington Feb 17 The senate Judiciary committee debated but did not decide on calling for a full examination into prohibition enforcement. Norris of Nebraska urged thorough scrutiny while Robinson of Indiana opposed it saying it would paralyze enforcement for two years. No vote was taken and the panel adjourned to resume the discussion next week.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Communitter
Norris
Nebraska
Benator Robinson
Indiana
Baron's
Borah
Alsoa Dry
Haa
Brookhart
Judiciary Committee
Department of Justice
Senate
Diplomat A P Moore Dies in Los Angeles At 63
Alexander P Moore noted newspaper man and diplomat died in Los Angeles of a tubercular infection. He had been named ambassador to Poland and earlier served as ambassador to Peru and Warsaw. Born in Pittsburgh in 1867, he rose from Pittsburgh Telegraph to Ledger Publishing and led stage and civic associations through marriage to Lily Russell. He was in Palm Springs and Moravia for medical care before death.
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Los Angeles
Alexander P. Moore
Poland
Moore
Wnconsolous
California Hospital
Marion Davies
J. T. Emge
Bicare
Pittsburgh
Couse
Elhanor Schuber
Marion Albertson
Warsaw
Pottenger Sanitarium
Moravia
California
Hecef
Warren G. Hardling
Spelt
Peru
Hoaver
Temorres
Otfa
Pittsburgh Telegraph
Pittsburgh Leader
Ledger Publishing Company
Warren Harding
Bosin
Alphonse
Queen Victoria
Lillia Russell
Spain
French Cabinet Falls After Confidence Vote
Paris February 17 AP The Tardieu cabinet lost a confidence vote 286 to 281 in the chamber of deputies. Ministers submitted their resignations to President Doumergue, who accepted. M. Tardieu may stay at home while leadership shifts occur as Briand or Poincare are considered for a new government.
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Poincare
Paris
Tardieu
London
Chamber of Deputies
Doumergue
M. Tardieu
Riviera
Politie
M. Turdley Sa Pes Jmier
M. Poincare
Tipances
M. Tardien
Alcodor
Doumergus
Guelen Hubert
Hiscolesquce
Elysee Palace
Ned
France
Prenck
Treati
Prance
de Fleurigu
Briand
Petri
Quier
Senate
Bowls Son
Chamber
Camille Chautemps
M. Chattemps
Douvergue
Banoas
MM. Turdieu
French Cabinet Crisis Delays London Naval Talks Again
London observers say France may quickly form a new government under Tardieu with Briand foreign minister, delaying naval negotiations yet again. Paris reshuffle is seen as strengthening Tardieu’s deputies, potentially tightening demands for fleet tonnage at 724,479 tons. In London, officials believe talks will drift until Paris stabilizes, with MacDonald Stimson and Wakatsuki meeting at St James Palace to map the course.
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London
Tardieu
Paris
Pretoier Tardieu
Dr. Briandattll
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Chamber of Deputies
Flo
Paria
St. James' Palace
MacDonald
Tate Stimson
Wakatsuki
New Search Fails To Uncover Body Near Orrville
In Wooster Ohio on February 17 investigators pressed Charles Hannah as he gave a second confession locating Melvin Horst's body. Hannah says the remains were dug up in the back yard of the former Hannah home at Orrville and buried near Sugar Creek. Authorities planned no further search tonight pending details. Earl Donald, the man Hannah accuses as the killer, faced questioning along with Hannah. The disappearance of Horst occurred 14 months ago.
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Hannah
Orrville
Sugar Creek
Slater
Bill to censor sex appeal in motion pictures introduced
Representative Hudson of Michigan unveiled a bill to bar sex appeal in films. It would set federal preproduction censorship, prevent immoral scenes, and curb discrimination in distribution. The measure aims to ease black booking and frame a federally supervised overview of film content.
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Michigan
Washington
Hudson
United Press
Remprat
Gayproment
Fede Tire
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
Wil Hays
Governor Trumbull Hurt in Glider Crash
Governor John H. Trumbull of Connecticut was injured but unharmed after his glider crashed shortly after takeoff at Newark airport. The craft lost control and overturned, with Trumbull aboard as the sole occupant.
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Trumbull
Newark
John H. Trumbull
Consecticut
John Coolidge
Death Case Drops Inquiry After Indigestion Report
Anderson notes the deceased drank sardines crackers spareribs and buttermilk before dying last night. Doctor Clark deemed the cause acute indigestion and the inquiry unnecessary.
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Anderson
Clark
Will Wanted to Give Cal a Real Plane Ride
An aviation communiqué from Phoenix dated February 17 describes a southern flight route via El Paso to Beverly Hills, praising clear skies and fast travel. The message notes Tulsa airport traffic, claims 354 passengers on a recent trip, and asserts no accidents last year.
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Will
Cal
Pioenix
Acrn
el Paso
Beverly Tills
Oklahoma
Kansas
Texas
Bridey
Tulsa
Ifr
Coulidge
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Harding
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