Italy’s Siberia Exiles Intellectual Opponents
A Paris dispatch via New York World News Service describes Italy’s forced domiciles as waterless islets used to exile political opponents. It cites 942 deportees, lists mechanisms of the Fascist committee system, and notes thousands more vanished.
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Arno Dosch-Fleurot
New York World News Service
Paris
Italy
Siberia
Europe
Revolutionary
Mussolini
France
Switzerland
Austria
le Vr
New York
Domicillio Coatto
Russia
Carabinieri
Last 29 Days Loom Large as Senate Faces Packed Schedule
Washington dispatch reports with twenty nine legislative days left in the three month session. Leaders have shifted to passing annual supply and appropriation bills while other measures like farm relief Muscle Shoals and district DC staffing face long odds. Senate battles over three seats and navy funding complicate its push toward adjournment on March 4.
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Tars
Senate
House
Haugen
House Agriculture Committee
Rules Committee
House Military Committee
Senate Elections Committee
Frank L. Smith
Illinois
Gould
District of Columbia
Territories
Wisconsin man Coffey confesses to sleeping murder and bigamy
Willam N. Coffey confessed to killing his bride Hattie Hales Coffey while she slept in a woods near Platteville and said he had planned the crime to hide his bigamous marriage. He also claimed the massacre occurred five miles southwest of Platteville and admitted dismembered body parts were later found. he burned the blood stained blankets and the baseball bat.
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Lancaster
Wis
Willam N. Coffey
Hattie Hales Coffey
Lyall Wright
Juneau County
Coffey
Platteville
Sandy Hook
Wisconsin
Mississippi River
Grant County
Marceed
Wright
Sauk City
Plymouth
Ind
Omaha
Agra
Bratton’s
Madison
Watchful Beaty Invites Burglary to Return for Watchdog
George Beaty of Absecon Ohio Street was robbed in sleep and issued a statement inviting the burglar to return and take his watchdog which slept through the intrusion. The incident occurred in Atlantic City dated January 30. Beaty is an artist.
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New York World News
Atlantic City
George Beaty
Ohio Street
Absecon
Rich and Poor Lash City in Let Know Cincinnati Protest
Athenian oath echoes as Rich and Poor lambaste Cincinnati in the Know Cincinnati demonstration led by Jackson Sparrow of the Mayor's Committee of 100. The pledge urges citizens to avoid acts of dishonesty and cowardice in shaping the city’s future.
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Cincinnati
Jackson Sparrow
Chamber of Commerce
Athens
Wealthy New York executive found dead in Forest Hills home
Anna Jones discovered John Van Doren 47, vice president of F. De Bellegarde Inc., dead from gas in his kitchen. Caputo labeled it a self inflicted death tied to financial worries. Van Doren, a widower with a rumored fiancée Miss Bora, had a history of marriage annulment actions and prior attempts by his second wife to die by gas and iodine, with a 1925 service by publication ordered in his pending suit.
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New York World News Service
New York
Anna Jones
John van Doren
Stone and Marble
F. de Bellegarde, Inc
Forest Hills
Caputo
van Doren
Miss Bora
Kew Garden Terrace
Cincinnati City Devotion and Public Duty Emphasized
The piece reflects on civic reverence and the duty to improve Cincinnati for future generations, praising the city’s beauty and unique qualities. It also notes a murder warrant to be sought by a Justice of the Peace, with Coffey expected to waive examination and face Circuit Court in late February.
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Justice of the Peace
G. W. Burrows
Coffey
Researchers Claim Egg Activation By Oocytin Sparks Life
A US report describes oocytin derived from animal blood triggering development in unfertilized sea urchin eggs. Discovered by Jacques Loeb, the chemical acts as a spark to start life processes rather than forming life chemically. The powder, highly valued for its rarity, is hard to obtain from blood. A separate unsigned card expresses a hopeful but playful sentiment to a recipient.
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Loeb
Jacques Loeb
University of California Department of Biochemistry
American Journal of Biological Chemistry
Clark
Family of Twelve Children Tagged With Two Way Names
In Mystic Connecticut on January 30 Harrah I Reynolds aged nonagenarian notes a family tradition of two way names. His siblings include Hannah Asa Emme Iri Aziza Anna Zerez Axa Atta Alila Numun and his mother Hannah. His daughter lives on Darling Hill. His grandson repeats his own name Harrah.
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Conn
Harrah I. Reynolds
Lves
Darling Hill
Hannah
Asa
Emme
Iri
Aziza
Anna
Zerez
Axa
Atta
Alila
Numun
Harrah
Russia Census Shows Population At 143 Million
Moscow reports preliminary estimates put Russia's population at 143.5 million, up 38 percent since 1897. The figure falls short of authorities' earlier expectation of surpassing 150 million.
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Moscow
Russia
Levee breaks flood Arkansas displaces thousands
Flood waters from the White River drove between three and four hundred families from their homes as a twenty two mile levee broke. More than 20 000 acres of rich land were inundated and livestock was moved to safety. The White River rose two inches and was expected to stand by Monday morning.
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Desarc
Ark
White River
Gow
Rania IV
Central Union Station
Central Union
Infra Street
Central Avenue
Ohio River
Newport Fire Department
Newport
Two Gunmen in Downtown Hold-Up Kill Officer in Detroit
Detroit officers battled two gang members after a drug store robbery attempt. Officer Stacey Mizner, 30, died alongside robber Ray O Neil, 27, and bandit Martin Dale, fatally wounded. Edward Géring was seriously wounded. Dale's dying claim pointed to Chicago gunman Tommy O Connor as the mastermind, prompting manhunts across Detroit.
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Detroit
Stacey Mizner
Ray O'Neil
Milwaukee
Chicago
Martin Dale
Balazin
Edward Géring
Mizner
Edward Bock
O’neil
Dale
Tommy O’connor
O’connor
Paul Neve
Wilmington
Cal
Chemists Unveil Sea Urchin Eggs Growth Substance
Berkeley scientists Dr. Guy W. Clark and Dr. Paul W. Sharp report that oocytin initiates growth in unfertilized sea urchin eggs. They say the substance, required in minute amounts, triggers development where fertilization normally starts, yet additional factors seem needed for full life progression.
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Berkeley
Cal
University of California
Guy W. Clark
Paul W. Sharp
Biochemistry Department
Sai Tee
Cycle Policeman Missing as Wrecked Motorcycle Found
Mystery surrounds the disappearance of William Kearns, 29, a motorcycle policeman. His wrecked bike was found at Eighth Street and Cheapside Avenue, bloodstained, suggesting an accident or shooting. Police traced his movements from Pearl Street and Broadway but found no trace at hospitals or police headquarters.
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William Kearns
Fuller Street
Eighth Street
Cheapside Avenue
Kearns
Wisume ‘Kar San
Pearl Street
Broadway
Mystery Deepens Over Wiedemann Brewery Seizure
Four men posing as federal prohibition agents vanished after a late Saturday seizure at the George C Wiedemann Company brewery in Newport. Authorities know little about their actions and the truck driver cited by the agents remains unregistered. The men promised beer samples would be sent to chemists for analysis before further steps.
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George C__ Wiedemann Company
Sixth
Columbia Streets
Newport
Federal Prohibition
Wiedemann Company
Kentucky
Hamilton County
Simeon Baldwin 87 Former Governor of Connecticut Dies
Simeon Eben Baldwin noted international law authority and five time descendant of governors died at his New Haven home aged 87. A Yale Law professor and former Chief Justice, he advocated natural death and opposed prolonging life when incurable. Born in New Haven, he served as Governor from 1910 to 1912 and shaped legal thought across public service.
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Simeon Eben Baldwin
New Haven
Conn
Connecticut
Baldwin
American Bar Association
American Social Service Association
State Supreme Court
Yale Law School
Roger Sherman Baldwin
United States
Roger Sherman
Supreme Court
Cleveland
Red Internationale denounces U S policy in Nicaragua
Moscow dispatch reports the Third International condemns American imperialism in Latin America and Nicaragua. It accuses United States capitals of exploiting Central America, plans a second canal in Nicaragua, and calls global anti imperialist forces to support Nicaragua against U S intervention.
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Third Internationale
United States
Red Communist Organization
Ate ‘Os
Third Internaionale
Nicaragua
Central America
Latin America
Communist Internationale
Lithuania
Bulgaria
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Internationale
England
Mexico
Mr. Kellogg
Panama
Peru
League of Nations
Latin-America
Rio Grande
Tierra del Fuego
Exploita
Browning Trial Resumes At White Plains Courthouse
The Browning case returns to court in White Plains with the stories of "Daddy" and "Peaches" ready for new testimony. The 16 year old, blond "Peaches" has offered her version of the front page Cinderella tale as the trial reopens. Twenty witnesses are expected as "Daddy" prepares to answer and attack her character.
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Oliver H. P. Garrett
New York World News Service
New Yorke
Peaches
Browning
White Plains
Frontpage
Daddy
Robbers Kill Watchman and Steal 8000 From Safe
Findlay Ohio, January 30. Peter Grant, 54, night watchman at a department store, was found murdered near the office with a bullet wound. The safe was cracked and 8000 dollars in cash and indorsed checks stolen. attackers bound him before fleeing. Police believe he was killed resisting the robbery.
Tragedy Follows Mrs Annie Pilot as Son Is Found Dead
The Pilot family of 2963 Spring Grove avenue endures tragedy as Warren, 13, drowns in Mill Creek while Shirley and Sherman, Twins aged three, died earlier in a house fire. The long history links nine children from first marriage and sixteen from second, with multiple deaths shaping a life of repeated loss. A search by police and the Fire Department recovery squad culminates in a grim discovery by brother Leslie Pilot.
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Spring Grove Avenue
Warren
Mill Creek
Wallace
Shirley
Sherman
William Pilot
Mil Creek
Pilot
Fire Department
Lieut
Treinen
Leslie Pilot
Deans and
Kneisel
Geers
Couvain
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