Roosevelt Aide Fueled Voyage On Arizona To Puerto Rico
President Hoover sails from Norfolk on the refurbished Arizona for a twelve day tour mixing rest and business. The party includes War Secretary Hurley, Interior chief Wilbur, naval and army aides, with 90 officers and 1,244 men aboard. First stop San Juan Puerto Rico to meet Governor Roosevelt at La Fortaleza and study local conditions and needs.
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Norfolk
Arizona
War Hurley
Interior
Wilbur
William Furlong
Navy i
Charles R. Train
Campbell Hodges
Army
White House
C. 8
Freeman
San Juan
Porto Rico
Theodore Roosevelt
la Fortaleza
Roosevelt
St. Thomas
Virgin Islands
Navy
Interior Department
Washington
Clean up drive targets Mayor Jimmy Walker amid charges
Developments in New York politics show formal charges of neglect and unfitness filed against Mayor Jimmy Walker while he is in California. The city affairs leaders push Governor Roosevelt to widen inquiries already under Samuel Seabury with police and magistrate support, though the governor seeks specific charges.
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City
Crain
Seabury
City Club
New York
New York City
Jimmy Walker
California
Roosevelt
City Affairs Committee
Samuel Seabury
Thomas ‘C.T. Crain
Tax return season winds slowly toward final tallies
Hundreds of Americans have filed or are filing income tax returns as experts in Washington work to estimate Uncle Sam's receipts. Treasury officials could not yet set definite predictions on total collections.
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Veryone
Washington
Uncle Sam
Treasury
Daugherty Brother Sentenced in Ohio Bank Case
Al Daugherty, brother of former Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty, is sentenced in Washington Courthouse Ohio to ten years in prison and a $5000 fine for j ejected funds from the defunct Ohio State Bank where he served as president. He was denied a new trial. Cardinal Maffi of Pisa dies aged 73 after a career as astronomer and philosopher. He influenced church politics and officiated royal weddings earning him the Collar of the Annunziata. The death narrows the Italian cardinalate and may trigger a Rome consistory to rebalance strength with foreign members. The Geneva tariff armistice conference reports failure to reach agreement though many nations may join later. Only eleven countries ratified with reservations.
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Washington
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the Red Cross
Valley Forge
Republican Editorial Association
Indianapolis
Ind
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Marion
Ohio
Lincoln Memorial
Springfield
Ill
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Columbus
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Harry M. Daugherty
Washington Courthouse
Ohio State Bank
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Pisa
Sacred College
Pius X
Maffi
Gumbert
Italy
Marie Jose
Belgium
Rome
Geneva
League of Nations
Europe
League
Western Newspaper Union
Montana 1931 construction program outlined by chamber of commerce
A statewide survey by the Butte chamber of commerce details a 1931 Montana construction plan with expenditures exceeding 36 million dollars. Officers will allocate 6 million to ten cities while the rest funds statewide undertakings. Major projects include the Montana Power gas pipeline a 6 million highway program and federal building improvements.
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Butte
Montana
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Montana Power Company
State briefs span aviation to highway projects in Montana
Montana reports show the Casper to Denver air line may extend to Great Falls via Billings. The Ohio Oil gas line project from Dry Creek to Bozeman began. Helena hospital spending and Montana National Guard encampment dates were announced. Federal aid highways near White Sulphur Springs will start, with Miles City supplying machinery. County banks may set interest rates to the legal maximum. Stillwater river stocking plans drew support. winter mildness boosted March feed grain stocks. Aviation data place Montana second in the Rocky Mountain region for aircraft and pilots, with 32 airports. Highway projects and wheat holdings warn against overproduction. several Montana Masons and DeMolay members received honors in Washington.
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Colorado
Utah
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Augusta
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Avon
Farmers National Grain Corporation
Chicago
Kansas
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Nebraska
Grand Council of the Boys’ ‘Organization
Washington, D. C
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Kalispell
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Orson Tudor
Bozeman
Thon
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Robert A. Gribble
Butte
Albert Francis French
Great Falls
Phillip Darold Thomas
Gilbert Carl Holmberg
Anaconda
Sothern on World War Fronts as Actor and Scout
Edward Sothern, famed Shakespearean actor, toured British and American rest camps during World War I. He performed amid air raids and shell bursts, blending stagecraft with wartime realities. A tale from No Man's Land recalls dogs entertaining Tommies before Sothern appeared with tea, drawing respect from troops.
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Sothern
Hamlet
King Lear
French Army Soldiers Portrayed by American Eye
A 1931 Western Newspaper Union piece describes French soldiers on the Western Front as lively yet philosophical. It recalls a Verdun road scene where an engineer first mocked a dead comrade then, recognizing him, stopped work to give the body a respectful burial.
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Seline
Aube
Alsne
Tne
Vosges
Verdun
Bowie
Coechon
Cochon
Polly
Western Newspaper Union
Endangered Flowers and Trees Targeted in U S
Rapid survey lists species at risk across regions include columbine in Colorado trailing arbutus in the Middle West iritum and fringed gentian throughout the United States hotly in the South and dogwood particularly in the eastern and middle Atlantic states.
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United States
Colorado
Middle West
Eastern
Middle Atlantic States
Doctor's Syrup Pepsin Promises Fast Cold Relief
An advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a trusted family doctor laxative. It claims to keep bowels open during colds, reduce phlegm and waste, and be gentle yet thorough without causing griping. Suitable for children and adults, it emphasizes mild ingredients and easy taste.
Runaway Caproni Planes at Ciam Pin o Airdrome
A Caproni aircraft at the Campoino airdrome near Rome unexpectedly moves from rest as a mechanic starts the engine. The plane speeds across the field, rises and performs dramatic acrobatics before crashing in flames near the barracks. Investigators suggest the petrol lever was opened by the mechanic as he exited.
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Ciampino
Rome
Caproni
Monument Over Burro Prunes in Fairplay Colorado Grave
A burro that hauled ore in Colorado mines for 62 years was shot when it could no longer eat. He was buried with ceremony and a monument was erected on Main Street in Fairplay funded by a popular subscription. Burros have largely disappeared from Colorado mines due to modern methods.
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Prunes
Colorado
Fairplay
Colo
When science cites twenty percent of people as mentally defective
The remark questions scientific certainty about mental defect prevalence and implies skepticism toward broad claims. It notes the difficulty of defining mental defect and challenges readers to consider who can truly know such statistics.
Is It Your Liver Dr Pierce’s Discovery Promises Relief
In Seattle Mrs M E Watson reports swift improvement after daily visits from a doctor and taking Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. She credits twelve bottles with restoring strength and vitality and recommends the medicine to others.
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Wash
Dr. Pierce
Mei
Dr Pierce
M. E. Watson
N. 74Th St
Pierce
Buffalo
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