Ultimatum Will Demand Chinese Leave Jehol Province
Desperate fighting rages along Jehol eastern border as Japanese and Chinese forces clash with infantry cavalry artillery machine guns air power and tanks. An ultimatum from Manchoukuo to withdraw within 24 hours is to be delivered via the Nan Wing government, warning of a new Manchurian Japanese advance into Tehei if ignored. Marshal Chang Hsueh-Ling denies Pepao capture and says Chinese forces still hold, while talks on a neutral zone and sovereign Chinese territory stall amid mounting tensions.
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Herbert R. Ekins
United Press
Priping
Jehol
Chin
Manchoukaa
Japan
Manchoukuan
Tehei
Beqin
Chang Hsueh-Liing
Young Manchuri
Jam
North
Nanking
Shina
China
Marshal Chang
Chang
Tokio
Strikers halted at Wisconsin freight yard face flood defense
WAUKESHA Wis police and fire crews repelled 20 milk strikers attempting to storm the interterminal freight yard to dump stored dairy product as tension rose over farm protest actions across several states.
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United Press
Waukesha
Wis
Intermnibam
Woman May Be Honored For Miami Heroism
Mrs. W. F Cross wife of a Miami physician is credited with saving President elect Roosevelt by grabbing the arm of the assassin Zangara. A bill by Rep R A Greeny of Florida would award her the Congressional Medal of Honor if passed. She has a letter of gratitude from Roosevelt praising her courage.
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Roosevelt
Ghi- Seppé Zangara
R. A. Greeny
Congress
Cross
Slow Legislative Push Delayed Eight Weeks in Harrisburg
Harrisburg reports slow progress as plans to dispose of minor matters before a big economy push face failure. Lawmakers set March 1 to present economy programs, trimming unrelated bills on pine laws prohibition and election matters. Senate committees weigh Sunday sports and repeal of enforcement acts, with many bills awaiting action or subcommittee reports.
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James A. Sullivan
United Press
Harrisburg
General Assembly
Senate Law and Order
Senate
Masked bandits raid two mail clerks in Fort Worth
Police and postal authorities hunt four masked bandits who last night stopped two railway mail clerks at Fort Worth Texas and escaped with seven mail bags, six containing registered letters. Authorities await postal check. large money shipment believed unlikely.
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United Press
Fort Worth
Tex
Texas and Pacific Railroad
Campbell Sets New Speed Record At Daytona Beach
Captain Sir Malcolm Campbell drove the Blue Bird to a land speed record of 272.18 mph at Daytona Beach amid hazy conditions. He averaged that speed over two runs on the measured mile, surpassing his own 263.968 mph mark set last year, as spectators watched a striking display of British racing prowess.
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United Press
Daytona Beach
Ireh
Malcolm Campbell Imye
Bluebird
Daytona
Leach Toy
Man Hai
Malcolm
Sentenced for setting fire at French Creek
Joseph McClelland of Wattsburg pleads guilty to arson and receives a suspended two to four year term in Auburn state prison. He must pay $400 restitution in 10 installments and is placed on probation under Union City attorney F. McGlinstock. The fire near French Creek caused a building’s destruction amid a dispute with the owner and appears set for revenge.
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Joseph McClelland
Wattsburg
Auburn
French Creek
Auburn State
Mayuille
McClelland
New York State Penitentiary
Ghautatqua
F. &. McGlintock
Union City
Matsuoka May Be Named Envoy to U S
Tokio February 22 Foreign Minister Uphide weighs Yukoko Matsuoka for Japan s first ambassador to Washington. Matsuoka led the Japanese delegation in Geneva during the League of Nations Manchurian dispute talks and will return to Tokyo via the United States.
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United Press
French hydroplane forced down near Corfu
A French passenger hydroplane made a forced landing at sea near Corfu today. Reports say nearby ships sped toward the airplane as distress details unfold.
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United Press
Athens
Corfu
Sips
Arrests May Follow Relief Fund Fraud Inquiries
Corry relief fund probe widens as officials consider arrest and prosecution of a first Ward resident who received aid while employed. Investigators plan county rough probe to check all relief cases and curb fraudulent disbursements. Officials seek storekeeper cooperation to limit relief to truly needy.
World economic conference move signals early talks
Roosevelt accelerates plans to hold the world economic conference in spring, aiming to reconcile war debt revisions with European economic concessions. Hull and Woodin are set to join European envoys, seeking joint action before June debt payments. The move aligns Hoover era policy with new administration aims, meeting British, French, and Canadian officials.
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Frederick A. Storm
United Press
New York
Roosevelt
Troosevelt
Economie
Cordell Hull
Tennessee
William H. Woodin
American Car and Foundry Co
Treasury
A Loki
Hoosevelt
Hoover
Ronald Lindsay
Paul Claudel
William Duncan Herridge
Hold up foiled by Erie dentist in car
In Erie Pennsylvania two bandits pressed a pistol against Dr Thonike P. Bellin an Erie dentist and tried to enter his car last night but fled when the dentist kicked free and summoned police. The incident marks the second motorist arrest by bandits in the area in recent days.
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Erie
Thonike P. Bellin
Roper Named Secretary of Commerce in Roosevelt Cabinet
Washington February 22. Daniel G. Roper former internal revenue commissioner chosen as secretary of commerce by President elect Roosevelt. Governor George H. Dern of Utah to be secretary of war and Harold Ikes of Chicago to be secretary of interior.
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United Press
Washington
Daniel G. Roper
Internal Revenue
Commerce
Roosevelt
George H. Dern
Utah
Harold Iches
Chicago
Interior
Rosewell
Cordell Hull
Tenn
Treasury
William H. Woodin
New York
Navy
Claude A. Swanson
Virginia
Thomas J. Walsi
Mont
Henry A. Wallace
Iowa
Francis Perkins
James A. Patey
Wisconsin Farmers Debate State Milk Strike
Milwaukee dairy officials report sufficient deliveries for today as Wisconsin farmers clash over a statewide milk strike. Pickets patrol highways halting milk trucks while fights, bombings, and tear gas eruptions disrupt routes.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Milwaukee Electric
County judges may be named to issue licenses
Harrisburg reports that a House committee led by Rep Clinton Sowers discussed creating a state liquor commission to issue all licenses for sale and transport of alcohol. The panel also explored county judges issuing licenses, hours of sale, distance from schools and churches, and transportation methods, with legislation hoped within two weeks.
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Paul Couly
United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
House of Representatives
Clinton Sowers
Philadelphia
Grover ©. Talbot
Conner-Sowers
Snyder Armstrong
Sowers Salt
Common Pleas
Common-Wealth
Sowers
Patrick Conner
Repeal Hill
House
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Defeat Move to Reduce Tax Fee in Harrisburg
Feb 22 senators backed GOP stance defending Allegheny County delinquent tax collector’s job. Independents claim $85,000 yearly pay. Mansfield of Allegheny led a failed challenge to Coyne bill to cut delinquent tax fees from total 5 percent. He proposed two amendments. one would abolish the office and allow the county treasurer to collect delinquent taxes. Vote 17 to 28.
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United Press Harrisburg
Republican
Allegheny County
Mansfield
Allegheny
Coyne
Turtal
Manfield
Transuror
Foil Another Attempt On Life Of Roosevelt
Federal and local authorities pursued leads after a crudely made bomb addressed to Franklin D. Roosevelt was found at a Washington post office. The device, wrapped in plain newspaper, contained rusty wire and gun shells, deemed unlikely to injure the president-elect even if opened. Investigators and secret service mobilized, while officials urged caution amid reports of possible links to Giuseppe Zangara’s Miami assault.
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Washington Post Office
United Press
Washington
D. Roosevett
Emmenu
Eytetmente of
Rouzevell
I Schoulky
Schooley
Ihey
Hehdy
Trough Wu
Roosevelt
Wnt
Giuseppe Zangara
Miami
William J. Scatterfield
Semebayryice
Department of Justice
W. H. Moran
Hee
Case
Zangara
Crasks
Eloet
Michigan banks to reopen after governor order
Michigan's vast network of banks, closed last week by a moratorium proclamation from Governor Willisos A. Comstock, will reopen tomorrow. The governor's reopening order comes as state financial authorities prepare to handle banks that had not opened, while one bank that had closed remains defunct. The case moves to the Detroit circuit court for further action.
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Mich
Michigan
Govanor Willisos A. Comstock
Comstock
Jehees
Ure
Tym Trilal Citipaity
Detedit
Intepeel
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