Doctors Test Mental State Of Assassin
The Miami court examined Guiseppi Zangara amid efforts to assess his mental condition after he attempted to kill President-elect Roosevelt. Doctors reported no final verdict yet, citing neuto gastritis as a cause for his hatred of the wealthy. Zangara’s gun was traced to Gordon Davis, Miami based gun dealer, who identified him and his weapon.
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Michigan to Get Bank Dictatorship
Detroit moves toward a financial emergency plan granting Governor Walllama A. Comstock broad powers to regulate banking. The measure aims to end the banking crisis at Union Guardian Trust and extend or end a moratorium based on developments, with a decision expected by Monday night.
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Fragmentary OCR Snippet with Unclear Names and Content
The readable text fragment shows garbled words and lacks coherent events or distinct proper nouns to identify a news item. No clear person, organization, place, date, or outcome is discernible for a concise card.
Heroine of Affair To Receive Letter from President-Elect
New York reports Mrs. We ECs of Migal was to receive a letter from the president elect. The text describes a high profile expected contact and political intrigue surrounding the anticipated letter and reactions from various parties.
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Victims Better Roosevelt Glad as He Returns Home
President elect Franklin D Roosevelt, after an assassination attempt in Miami, arrives in New York to a cheering crowd. He expresses concern for five victims in a Miami hospital and confirms no change to inaugural plans. He speaks with aides Hull and Cutting en route and signals possible cabinet roles.
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U S Experts Hear Wealth View and Recovery Proposals
Witness David F. Houston described America as relatively wealthy but stressed economic strain. He outlined past upheavals and urged business improvements while leaders like Jonny L. Lewis and L. J. Tober proposed centralized measures to boost prosperity and aid agriculture.
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Gunman Fires at President-Elect Roosevelt Incident Report
A garbled police report notes a gunman fired at President-Elect Roosevelt. The suspect was restrained and the crowd subdued as officers responded swiftly at the scene. Authorities described the event as an attempted attack, with Roosevelt unharmed.
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Senate Debates Relief Measures Amid Federal Aid Push
Washington lawmakers move to address unemployment and Reconstruction funding, considering a 9400 million federal relief package. Costigan and Warner back liberalized projects and loans, weighing outright state donations against constrained loans and constitutional limits.
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Conley Seeks Roosevelt Retreat Expansion in West Virginia
Governor Wilbur G Conley of West Virginia favors inviting President elect Roosevelt to establish a retreat at Berkeley Springs. He would forward the request to the legislature after a Morgantown inquiry suggested similar springs like Warm Springs as beneficial models.
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Roosevelt Return to New York Behind Heavy Security
A tense scene marked the return of Franklin D. Roosevelt to New York City with a thronged riverfront, crowded ferry routes, and dense police presence along seven miles to his townhouse. Armored cars, motorcycles, sidecars, and mounted officers formed a protective ring as Roosevelt rode in a private vehicle, drawing praise from supporters while officials and bystanders observed a rare presidential homecoming.
World League Censures Japan Over China Conflict
The League forum broadcasts censure of Japan for its actions in China. Japan’s special counsel Yosuke Mitsuoka rejects the peace plan and signals willingness to resist, insisting China withdraw its troops from Jehol while Japan resists leaving unless compelled by League action. The Jehol campaign is noted as the next target in Manchuria and China proper.
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House Approves Minor Measures Amid Turbulent Session
Laws pass on small reforms amid a hectic session as bills cover property taxes public notices and state spending. Delegates from Randolph and neighboring districts back or oppose measures while committees study divestment values and employee compensation in open court with March deadlines.
Sister of Former President Is Dew
Fragmentary readable text shows a locality reference New York with a mention of a sister of a former president and a possible misread name. No clear event date or outcome is established.
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Hill Proposes Water Bill and New Commission
A new water bill and a proposed water commission were introduced by Hill. The package includes a debt seller measure, creation of a civil service style body, and funding to construct and improve water systems. Provisions also cover tax receipts, license fees, and municipal oversight, with various delegates proposing related reforms.
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Millender Wins Senate Seat Over Rutherford in McDowell
The state senate voted 22 to 1 to remove Dr A G Rutherford from the sixth district seat and install C Frank Millender of Wayne County after a committee found irregularities in McDowell county precinct results. Five Republicans supported Rutherford's retention. others were absent or abstained.
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Hyde Attacks Farm Aid Bill in Hoover Era Debate
Washington February 17 The Hoover administration faces opposition from Agriculture Secretary Arthur M. Hyde who sent a letter to Senator Charles L. McNary outlining objections to the domestic allotment and broader farm relief bill. Hyde argues the measure would not provide substantial relief and could be impractical to administer without production controls.
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Congress Leaders Jubilant Over Repeal Prospects
Congressional leaders expressed strong confidence that the House will adopt a resolution to repeal Prohibition. Democrats caucused to support the measure, with Speaker Garner predicting a favorable outcome by a substantial margin. Republican leaders noted 10 to 20 Republicans who previously voted dry might now back the Senate proposal as the forecast shifts toward quicker action.
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Fragmented state proceedings outline in Morgantown district
The report lists actions in the Senate and House including a party vote on a post held by Dr. Rutherford, a pending Monany repeal resolution by Delegate Ben H. Butchery, six bills advancing, and a resolution to suspend state contracts until March 4. A committee was created to appraise state investments while Morgantown and Trisdel-Buin districts sent the charter matter to the governor for approval. Delegate Frank R. Hil's measures gained favorable committee report.
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Senators Hear Broker Testify on Insull Stock Rigging
Testimony before the Senate committee alleges that Insull investment trusts saw artificial support for market values while stock moved to the public. Harald Stuart of Stuart and Company faced questions as profits neared 30 million dollars from Insull formations.
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34 Mile Branch Line May Be Given to Two Counties for Road
HUNTINGTON February 19 A branch line railroad covering a 54 mile route was tentatively offered to Wayne and Mingo counties for use as a public highway. The offer depended on whether the Interstate Commerce Commission approves abandonment of the line between Lenore in Mingo County and Warne. H C Weller Bluefield railroad official said at the hearing the cost of conversion could not be estimated though roadbed and bridges were in good condition.
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Minge County
Warne
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Western Division
Senators Unseated in Two Other Instances Since 1898
A chaotic legislative episode recounts a 1898 style exodus as senators fled the chamber to avoid seat challenges. The piece notes Republican and Democratic figures including Senator White and Hearne amid rival claims and political maneuvering that sparked widespread temporary vacancy and postponements.
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U.S
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Clivenen Watson
Washington
White
Hile
Despair as Search for Kidnapped Man Continues
Denver investigators and family press for word on Charles Boettcher II after a ransom note demanded $60,000. A liquor runner linked to the case, Jack Stingley, was questioned and released. Officers scoured mountainous country near the Wyoming line as the abduction case unsettled the community.
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Charles Boettcher
Mountaimous
Wyoming
Jack Stingley
Aly
Ray Humphreys
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Stingbey
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Biggest liar sought by Louisiana investigation
Beverly Hills report claims the senate is conducting an inquiry in Louisiana to identify the biggest liar amid many competitors. The note mentions repeal of prohibition passed last November and an unclear survey result.
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Senate
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