Future of world disarmament at stake in league conference
Geneva March 13. The world disarmament program hinges on League of Nations talks to run through March and April with an American delegation taking part. Russia is the key factor. without its participation and agenda approval the effort may fail. Articles aim to curb arms interests by barring factory owners and financiers from legislatures or newspapers.
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Russia
Geneva
League of Nations
Switzerland
Eghas
Japan
Britain
United States
Coolidge
League
France
Italy
Germany
Austen Chamberlain
Great Britain
Hugh Gibson
Holland
Poland
Czechoslovakia
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N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co
Coolidge Parley On Naval Tonnage Limit Talks
Washington officials weigh a 10 000 ton cruiser cap as a natural starting point for broader tonnage restraints. Britain the United States and Japan have 10 000 class programs authorized though no treaty cruiser is yet in service. Costs run high with each ship around 16 million dollars and crews large.
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Washington
Great Britain
United States
Japan
Geneva
Vare Campaign Denial of Slush Fund Employed
Harry A. Mackey campaign manager for the Vare-Beidleman ticket issued a statement denying use of a slush fund in William S. Vare's Pennsylvania nomination campaign. He said the $649 806 raised was spent honestly and legally for 5 000 candidates and that Pepper’s defeat was not due to a lack of funds.
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Washington
William S. Vare
Pennsylvania
Harry A.mackey
Vare-Beidleman
Pepper
Vare
Applicants Who Do Things- Vacancies And Hustlers Wanted
Classified notice calling for capable workers who act and hustle to fill vacancies. It urges readers to tell their story to Commercial Tribune Classified Ads, targeting ambitious job seekers ready to return to payroll. The ad emphasizes early risers and no daydreamers.
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Commercial Tribune
Tian
Chamberlain Believes League Gains Strength
London march 13 Sir Austen Chamberlain British Foreign Minister returning from Geneva league council sessions said the League of Nations is gathering strength. He expressed confidence at a press gathering in London about the council's work and the league's future.
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London
League of Nations
Austen Chamberlain
League Council
Geneva
British naval plan prioritizes Mediterranean strength and Atlantic reach
London dispatch outlines a UK naval buildup by year’s end to rival France and Italy in the Mediterranean while matching France in the Atlantic. It details Malta fleet integration with Nelson and Rodney, boosts to the China squadron with Kent class cruisers, and anticipated deployments from Portsmouth to Malta and East Indies as Britain reinforces global sea power.
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London
Mediterranean Sea
France
Italy
Atlantic
Great Britain
Gibraltar
Portsmouth
Mediterranean
Malta
Beatty
Ruiteain
Nelson
Rodney
China
East Indies
Australia
World News
Lewice
Government provides 4.211 billion for current expenses
Washington March 13 The total sum of 4 211 201 270 41 was provided for current expenses of the government for the new fiscal year starting July 1 state Chairman Madden of the House Appropriations Committee announced. He noted the amount is 242 600 525 below last year and the reduction would have been about 100 million if the Senate had passed the second deficiency supply bill and the public buildings measure.
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Washington
Madden
House Appropriations Committee
Congress
Senate
Duchess of York Improves After Illness Arrival
The Duchess of York arrived in Wellington after recovering from tonsillitis. A medical bulletin reports she endured the trip well and her condition is satisfactory.
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Duchess OF York
Wellington
New Zealand
Embezzlement Gift to Father-in-Law Revealed
In San Francisco a manager for American Radio Stores confessed to giving $5,000 in embezzled funds from Pacific Coast accounts as a Christmas gift to his father-in-law in Philadelphia. His wife is charged as well. she was released on bond. The couple, recent imports from Philadelphia, face embezzlement accusations after repaying part of a loan with stolen funds.
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San
Francisco
American Radio Stores
Philadelphia
Pacific Coast
Silverman
Joseph S. McCusker
Mother smothers baby in sleep tragedy claim
In Raleigh North Carolina on March 13 a coroner ruled that a four month old baby suffocated while sleeping with his mother, Mrs R D Thompson, who held the infant in bed. The coroner concluded the mother unintentionally smothered the child during slumber.
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Raleigh
N. C
R. D. Thompson
Uruguayan Major and crew survive desert captivity in Morocco
Major Tadeo Larre Borges and three countrymen were forced to crash land off West Africa and swam ashore near Casablanca. They were captured by Moors, looted, and marched for hours before reaching Cape Jubi with ransom arranged for their lives.
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Morocco
Cape Jubi
Tadeo
Larre- Borges
Africa
South America
Larre-Borges
Interior
Desert
Woman strikes Kerensky under cover of roses in New York
In New York at the Century Theater a woman attacker rose with a bouquet and struck former Premier Alexander Kerensky in the face during a speech marking the tenth anniversary of his revolution. The assailant identified as Catherine Bary, 34, a New York designer, was removed and later released. Kerensky condemned Bolshevism and urged democracy as disturbances between audience members and police were managed.
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New York
Alexander Kerensky
Russia
Kerensky
Century Theater
Catherine Bary
Miss Bary
Shanghai Aliens Unite to Face Common Danger
Paragraph reports civil unrest with a Cantonese occupation stance near Nanking as riots injure several Chinese. Chinese residents fear escalation as settlements mill with emergency parades and a push to unite against common danger.
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Shanghai
Shanghai Volunteers Parade Amid Foreign Troops Riot
Shanghai on March 1 witnessed a remarkable parade by 1,700 Shanghai Volunteer Corps, including Americans, English, Japanese, and Russians. A newly recruited 200 man Russian company stood out as a rare mercenary unit in a Chinese city.
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Shanghai
LUG Vulbustensr Wcurpe
F. W. Linde
Nanking
Mme
Borodin
Linde
Shantung
Chang Tsung-Chang
Peking
Fourth victim falls in Ghigagl gang warfare in Chicago
Chicago police traced a fourth slaying within 48 hours to a liquor gang tied to the Genna brothers. Alfonso Fiori, 36, married with nine children, was found shot in the street. Police search for roadhouse owner Dominick Sacca and suspect renewed gang activity amid a federal whisky raid probe.
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Chicago
Alfonso Fiori
Genna Brothers
Dominick Sacca
Fiori
Nicholas Augustino
New York
White Plains
Frank
Lefty) Koncil
Charles
Big Meyers) Hubacek
Joe Saltis
Riot at Kilby Prison Brings Tear Gas and Shots
In Montgomery Alabama inmates at Kilby Prison rioted over new visiting rule changes. Four ring leaders were shot, ten injured, one seriously. Warden T J Shirley used tear gas and shotguns to regain control as guards faced missiles and searches revealed a knife on a visitor’s companion. Ten inmates were later held in solitary.
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Edward F. Gibbons
Joliet
Ung
VieTan Velutucnu
Albert Markgraf
Indiana
Elarbor
Ind
Chicago
Peter Klein
Joliet Penitentiary
Juliet
Eloisa Ayala
Atilana Elizaldo
Juanita Gallardo
Bernardo Roa
Leo Grant
Montgomery
Ala
Mar
Kilby
T. J. Shirley
Frank Bowen
Frank McDougal
A. B. Lee
Melvin Tyson
Shirley
Tyson
Joe D. Lewis
Tornishiew
Smith
Tome Wilson
Gray Renolds
Fred Lynn
Charles Mooney
Guy Cobb
Ed White
Clarence Shirley
Ed Godfrey
Walter Babb
Cliff Helton
Fragmented OCR: Local note lacks clear context
OCR fragment provides few readable facts about a local event or notice. No identifiable people or organizations are confirmed. The text does not yield a coherent incident, date, or location to summarize for a newspaper card.
West and East clash over shall and will usage
Chicago March 13 Prof George O Currie Northwestern University argues the West favors will in the first person future while the East sticks to shall. He notes Scots and Irish settlers in the Middle West shaped usage, and says grammar authorities may yield to evolving practice. Shall is more accurate for the pure future idea.
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Chicago
George O. Currie
Northwestern University
Gay
Atlantic Seaboard
Curme
Wil
America
Middle West
Prof
East
Currie
Noah Webster
The
Radio to Succeed College Courses
New York March 13 Municipal air college opens tomorrow night with lectures on culture and science. College of the City of New York faculty broadcast on WNYC for millions of radio enthusiasts, with courses open to listeners who matriculate by tuning in at 9 30 p m EST on weekdays.
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New York
The
College of the City of New York
WNYC
Air College
City College
Raids on Ring of Golfers in South Carolina Continue
Gov. Richards ordered arrests of ten people, nine golfers, at Sumter and Camden for alleged violations of Sunday blue laws. J. K. Weeks and Charles Villepigue faced charges, with spectators claiming to shield others. Eight golfers already cleared appeals, while injunctions and bonds shaped ongoing actions in Camden and Sumter.
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Richards
Sumter
Camden
S. C
J. K. Weeks
Charles
Villepigue
C. M. Hurst
Sunset Country Club
M. J. Moore
J. D. Watson
Blaney
Villepique
Bond
Gov. Richards
Columbus
Aiken
Hayne F. Rice
Tomakpclt
Snow cripples 5 cable lines in Japan relief effort
Tokyo March 13 heavy snowstorms crippled five cable lines and hindered communications from the earthquake zone. Relief work progresses but is impeded by raw weather conditions as messages report ongoing efforts and delays.
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Tokyo
Mare
Japan
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