Britain Moves To Block New Entente In Europe
Britain dispatches Sir Eric Drum mond to Vienna amid rumors of Italy forming a broader alliance with Germany Austria Hungary and Poland. Diplomatic circles note past roles and the tense Geneva peace efforts as Italy readies forces in Africa.
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Austria
Hungary
Poland
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League of Nations
Whited grilled by Gov Hoffman in Lindbergh case
Gov Hoffman disclosed Whited statements to state police about the Lindbergh kidnapping inquiry. Whited testified he saw Hauptmann near the Lindbergh estate on two occasions before the crime and was asked if he would take action. No further steps were announced.
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Eich
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Ervernor
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Atats Police
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Flemington
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Lindbergh
Whited
Two Men Dead In Snoqualmie Pass Snowslides
Snow slides along a two mile Snoqualmie Pass stretch killed two men and trapped others as a bus and vehicles were swept off the road. Harold Deveraux of Yakima was rescued after nine feet of snow trapped him for hours. rescue teams, CCC workers, and volunteers operated with short wave radio to coordinate efforts.
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Snoqualmie Pass
High Cascades
CCC
J. R. Jordan
State Highway Department
Harold Deveraux
Yakima
Here
Ellensburg
Missing After Blast at Sea Four Crewmen Suffer Disappearance
A massive explosion and fire on the oil tanker Albert Hill, about 200 miles east of Charleston, left four crewmen missing and the ship listing after a two hour blaze. Boatswain John Dyban of Philadelphia and seamen Herself Norris, John Gallamos of Philadelphia, and John Crabtree of Detroit were reported missing as search efforts mounted with nearby tankers and coast guard cutters assisting.
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Albert Hill
Charleston
S. C
Allanthe Refining Company
Atlantic Refining Company
John Dyban
Philaedelphis
Norris
John Gallamos
Philadelphia
John Crabtree
Detroit
W. F. Burdell
Pure Oil Company
Terr
Modoc
Norfolk
Yamacraw
Savannah
Albert Hoe
Atreen
Texas
Bross
Poison Plot Haunts Hills Girl in Family Tragedy
A 14 year old Gladys Dillon of Hamlin is charged with poisoning eight of her relatives after a bread and gravy meal tainted with a parasite killer sickened her family. Edgar Dillon, 40, remains critical. Prosecutor Damron plans grand jury action and possible trial in March if indictments proceed.
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W. F. Damron
Edgar Dillon
Damron
Gladys Dillon
Dillon
George Waldin
Gladys
Alan
Damion
Jury mulls criminal libel case over Inquirer article
In Philadelphia the jury weighing Atty Gen Charles J Margiotti libel charge deliberates after a day and night, seeking instructions on freedom of the press. The Inquirer article alleged Margiotti’s law partners planned a big tax fee grab amid a property tax amendment.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
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Washington
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Charles J. Margiotti
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McLean
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Republican Party
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Inquirer
Margiott
Law Partners and Associates
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Walt Johnson Tosses Dollar Across Rappahannock River Feat
Fredericksburg Virginia February 22 Walter Johnson former strikeout champion tossed a dollar across the Rappahannock River amid ice and crowds, claiming a ~317 foot reach. Mayor Bloom had bet $100,000 on the feat, which fell short of his predictions. In Georgia Nap Rucker matched by sending a dollar across the Chattahoochee about 385 feet, marking a playful birthday stunt.
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Walter
Johnson
Rappahannock
H. J. Eckenrode
Pica
Bloom
BR Perite
Eterion
Frederick Aburd Atone
Manon
Antler
Dohaxon
Germantown
Bolton
Nap Rucker
Brooklyn
Washington
Roosevelt Cousin of President Roosevelts Dies at 47
Washington reports say Captain Henry Latrobe Roosevelt assistant secretary of the navy and cousin of the president died suddenly at Naval Hospital aged 47 after an intestinal influenza attack. He had been acting secretary during Secretary Swanson’s illness and was admitted yesterday. Roosevelt, born October 5, 1878 in Morristown New Jersey, joined the Marine Corps before entering private business in 1920. He later served as naval attaché and held various posts with the Marine occupation forces and the Radio Corporation of America before his death. The notice notes he died of a heart attack while being treated for influenza and mentions ongoing speculation in Washington reports.
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Naval Hospital
Navy
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Col
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Navy Department
Cn Roosevelt
Philadelphia
Baltimore
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Morristown
Nicholas Hourevelt
Marine Corps
Spain
Eleanore Morrow
San Franksco
Marine Corps Uni
Radio Corporaton of America
Mie Radio Heal Estate Corporation
Col Roosevelt
Uncle Tick Tock earns 12 death sentences in Germany
In southern Germany Adolf Seefridt known as Uncle Tick Tock, a knee watch repairer, was convicted of killing 12 boys over the year. He received 12 death sentences after judges ruled the crimes were proven though science could not confirm poisoning or strangling as the method.
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Schwerermany
Veh
Germany
Ticktock
Beeleidt
Children Burned To Death In Hackensack Blaze
Four children died when a fire trapped in a bungalow on Pleasant View avenue and Route 2. Father Thomas Zethi, aged two months to seven years in unclear reading, was taken in dying condition to Hackensack hospital after attempting rescue. Police say an air wave started the blaze.
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Hackensack Hospital
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Zeir
Wes Wee
Court Decides For New Deal In Two Cases
West Virginia Concurs In a far reaching decision by Tadge Jonna di Parker with Judge Morris A Soper and Judge Elliott Northernton concurring the Fourth U S circuit upheld Congress power to enact the public works law and the WPA loan for a $2 000 000 Duke Power plant in Greenwood County Buzzards Roost South Carolina while American States Public Service Co in trusteeship avoids federal registration as intrastate commerce.
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N. C
Fourth
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New Deal
WPA
Virginian
Tadge Jonna di. Parker
Morris A. Soper
Baltimore
Elliott Northernt O
West Virginia
Congress
Duke Power Company
Greenwood County
Buzzards Roost
Feueritg
Opin
OR. Robinson
Duke Company
United States
Perme Court
Soper
William C. Colvman
District Court
Raltinvore
American States Public Service Company
Trutiees
Securnition and Exchange
Morris Harvey Seeks New Site for Permanent Campus
Morris Harvey College, moved from Barboursville to Charleston last fall, seeks a new permanent site. The Kanawha City Land Co offers land near Mission Hollow if Morris Harvey builds a $100,000 facility. Officials say enrollments require expansion as negotiations continue.
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Kanawha! College
Fuel Technical Institute
Charleston Educational Center, Inc
Kanawha County
Marella Harvey Board of
Mission Hollow
Kanawha City
Kanawha City Land Company
George S Laidley
County Library Commission
Morrix P Stankey
Marshal College
Legion Pays Final Honor to Mitchell
Milwaukee Wis Feb 22 Brig Gen William Mitchell World War air service commander and the first American officer to cross German lines was buried today in Forest Home cemetery after a service at St Pauls Episcopal church. The widow declined a Fort Sheridan detachment. A flag draped casket was presented to Mrs Mitchell by Bart Fontane. Representatives of the federal government and military leaders attended.
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War Department
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Forest Home Cemetery
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Wrightfield
Dayton
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Called Saviour of America In London's State
Postmaster General James A. Farley praised Franklin D. Roosevelt as the saviour of America in a national radio address from Topeka Kansas. He attacked Hoover and the American Liberty League while defending New Deal policy and critiquing Kansas budget cuts to education.
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Farm Belt
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Farley
Kansas
Herbert Hoover
American Liberty League
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Kansan
Democratic National Committee
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hoover
U.S
American Liberty Leagie
American Cellophane League
DuPont
Borah Charges Drive Against Neutral Law in Speech
Senator Borah charged an abroad campaign of insidious propaganda influenced U S neutrality policy in the Italo Ethiopian war. He attacked Great Britain's neutrality and warned against any group of nations guiding U S policy toward war or selfish action in Europe.
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Great Britain
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Idaho
America
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Manchuria
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WU. S
Europe
Slaver of Bride To Cet New Trial
Logan February report: Miner LOGAN C.D. Cutshaw, 29, who pleaded guilty to murdering his 1 year old bride Beulah Younce, received a new chance by court for a jury trial. He was in Moundsville death house awaiting March 14 hanging, not told his son had been granted. Cutshaw and Beulah married in November. after finding Beulah with a friend he shot her saying he could not live without her.
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Beulah
Jackson
Leaders Enter Lists of GOP Foes in WV Races
West Virginia politics heated as W Chapman Revercomb and Hugh Short enter nominations for governor and U S senator. Revercomb, 40, Charleston lawyer, faces Miller and Grimes in primaries and plans broad outreach to discuss government issues. Short, Bluefield publisher and former congressman, also seeks the senate seat with early campaigning.
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W. Chapman Tevercomb
Charleston
Young Republican League
Hugh Ihe Short
Bluefield
United States
Revercomb
Allegheny County
Far Law School
University of Virginia
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Miller
Grimes
Lewis H. Miller
Ripley
W. C. Grimes
Wheeling
Congress
George M. Flasher
Patterson’s Creek
H. D. Hatfield
M. M. Neely
New Rule Boosts 100 Stocks by Fifty Percent
Washington February 22 The Federal Reserve Board reports a roughly 50 percent rise in the average price of 40 representative stocks over the past year driven by cash purchases rather than speculative credit. The board notes it can raise or lower margin requirements to curb credit demand from speculators, aiming to restrain stock market speculation without harming agriculture trade or industry.
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Federal Reserve Board
Ite
Tin
Civea
President Roosevelt Receives Temple Honor On Washington Birthday
President Roosevelt visited Temple University Philadelphia to receive an honorary doctor of jurisprudence degree and spoke on education in a republic. He then joined a Harvard Fly Club dinner in Cambridge marking the club’s centennial while his son John attended initiation. Hyde Park will see his tax bill plans for funding the farm program amid election-year considerations.
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