Farley presses New England push to curb unpledged delegates
Washington March 2 Farley head of the Democratic National Committee starts nationwide drive to block unpledged delegates at Philadelphia convention. He plans talks with Curley and McGrath in Boston and an appearance by Manchester, New Hampshire. Coughlin attacks unpledged support while Borah mulls Ohio and New Jersey plans.
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Leonard
Shubert
Associated Press
Washington
James A. Farley
Democratic National
New England
New Hampstire
Massachusetts
Philadelphia
Farley
New Hog Smad
Roosevelt
Boston
James HM. Curley
Joseph McGrath
Florida
New Hampshire
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Fr. Coughlin
Detrolt
Ohio
Sanstur Borah
Tdabo
New York
Borah
New Jersey
Algernon T. Sweeney
Dewark
Idahosa
Palen
Couple Plunges to Death in Fire at Downtown Hotel
Warren Ohio March 2 Two unidentified persons a man not a woman were killed today when they leaped from the third floor of a blazing downtown hotel Two others were carried from the brick structure described as in serious condition One man tentatively identified as Jack Meyers a middle aged resident of the establishment The blaze origin undetermined broke out shortly before noon as smoke poured from windows and drew noonday crowds
Senate lobby probe faces Western Union order
A district court in Washington issued a temporary restraining order blocking Western Union Telegraph Co from providing the Senate lobby committee with telegrams tied to the Strawn firm Winston Strawn & Shaw. The move caps a clash over subpoenas aimed at private communications in the New Deal utility holding company debate.
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Washington
Western Union Telegraph Co
Senate Lobby Committee
Silas H. Strawn
Chicago
Winston, Strawn & Shaw
Chamber of Commiarce
United Eaates
Republican Finance Committee
Janse C. Adidne
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Strawn
Senate Committee
T. B. Kingabury
Western Union
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Frmy
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American Bar Association
Frank J. Hogan
William McCracken
Senate
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Goya
Hie
Black
Dominion Natural Gan Co
Ita
Ontario
B&b
Severson
Arthur Mutten
Democratic National
Nebraska
Dominion Concern
Cites Service Co
Republic Light, Heating Power Co
Buffalo
Houston county school program largest yet in state
Oscar J. Coston of Coston & Sons announced the Houston county school program, a $286,000 building project at Webb and Columbia, as the largest allotment to the state. Contracts for the remaining 12 projects are set for March 11, with two early buildings progressing well under favorable weather. Crews of about 27 men labor on the Webb and Columbia sites, and ample materials ensure no short supply. The program aims to provide new or improved facilities touching every county community, though completion is not guaranteed by September.
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Houston County
Webb
Columbia
Oscar J. Coston
Coston & Sons
Houston
State
PWA of
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Coston
Ali
Sales Levy Foes Warn of Deeper Tax Plans
The article quotes Lokey and other opponents arguing that state leaders and educators will push for more revenue despite promises to avoid new taxes. They claim the current campaign is only a skirmish and warn that the administration will not abandon plans, urging the public to demand government reform first before any new revenue.
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Lokey
Peign
Phair
Lesen
Spending (Continued From Page One) Labor and Tax Proposals
The American Federation of Labor reports January employment at 12,626,000, up 1,229,000 from December, the largest December to January rise in five years. The National Economy League led by Henry Curran urged Congress to reject financing the farm program by a tax on households, calling for retrenchment without harming anyone. Harper Stirley of the Chamber of Commerce pressed legislators to curb spending and oppose a rural electrification bill costing about 100 million dollars annually over ten years. Inflationists looked to currency bonuses, but Speaker Byrne warned inflation has no chance, as the senate studies expenditure cuts and bonuses.
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American Federation of Labor
National Economy League
Henry HH. Curran
Congress
Harper Stirley
Chamber of Commerce
Senate
Byrne
Chicago Pork Prices Edge Down as Hogs Sold Steady
AP report from Chicago March 2 notes hog prices steady to slightly lower than Friday's average on lighter weights under 230 pounds. Top and bulk quotes range around 16.60 and 9.70 to 10.40 per cwt, with sow prices easing and receipts at 16,000 head including 2,000 direct.
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Chicago
Dept. Agr
Twelve Face Count Gambling Drunkenness Charges
Gambling and drunkenness charges were filed against twelve prisoners detained by deputies and sheriffs over the weekend, with police reporting arrests of about six more on similar counts. It marks a high weekend total for both departments. Naval stores report for Savannah show turpentine sales and receipts, rosin figures, and varied commodity quotes as of March 2. The piece also notes ongoing protest meetings and calls for citizen attendance in Hartford and Headland against new taxes.
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Hartford
Headland
American flyers feed ice locked ships from skies
Two American aviators A. K. Kidder of Washington and W. Simmons of Want Plulus Mo dropped bread to marooned crews in the Gulf of Chile after ships were trapped by ice for two weeks. They reported starving men swarmed the boats to seize the bags from the ice as eight of eleven vessels were located.
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Gulf of Chile
Niers
A. K
Kidder
Washington, D.C
W. Simsons
Plulus
Toey
Filera Alan
Ite Fions
Court to Say Butler election law shapes Alabama delegation
Court updates show ongoing challenge to 1991 act mandating delegates elected by voters. New candidacy filings include Andrew Mitchell of Mobile, Secretary Howell Turner receiving notices. a broad slate of candidates across districts and positions, with multiple incumbents and withdrawals noted. Resting comfortably Fred Cameron of Troy recovers in hospital after major operation.
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Supreme Court
Alabama
Ton
Atutus
Trime
Andrew Mitchell
Mobile
Sint
Virgil Bouldin
Montgomery
Thomas E. Knight
Greensboro
Democratic National
Leon McCord
Mat Ho Murphy
Birmingham
National Democratic Committee
Sire
A. Y. Malone
Dothan
Jamen J Mayfield
Tuscaloosa
Velma
B. Smiley
Birminghay
Alabama Public Serice Commission
Hugh H. White
W. W Ramsey
Russellville
Guy Hanna
Fred Cameron
Troy
W. & Garnar
Ozark
Wheat and Corn Prices in Lara Market Report
Market notes show quotations for Wheat and Corn in Lara with 190 60 percent and 28 percent figures. Values include 1070 duly Oy 60 percent and BB aUTZ tone fet sales, reflecting trading activity and price levels.
Tragedy Near Revelstoke As Tender Sculpts Rail Crew
A falling locomotive tender crushed a party of railway workers near Revelstoke British Columbia early today on the Canadian Pacific line. Seven died and seven were wounded as slides and snow impedes trains across CPR CN and Great Northern lines. Among the dead are Jack Roland a telegraph operator and Hand Haug a tramman. Two section foremen also killed. Revelstoke lies in the Rockies, 300 miles east of Vancouver.
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Here
Ginder
Canadian Pacific Railway
Jack Roland
Hand Haug
Rocky Mountains
Canadian Pacific
Vancouver
Canadian National Railways
Great Northern Railway
Raima
New York Walkout Shakes Midtown District Buildings
Agreement had been reached with Gres and 40 more buildings expected to join the association during the Inn Bambrick ordered workers out between 42nd and 14th Streets. London Terrace, one of the world’s largest apartment buildings, stood in the dense midtown zone as the walkout shattered Sabbath calm along Riverside Drive and Central Park West. Firemen and chambermaids deserted their posts, changing the city’s routine.
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42Nd Street
Midtown
14Th Street
London Terrace
Riverside Drive
Central Park
Memorial in Stone and Odd Language Fragment
A fragmented OCR item listing various seemingly random terms, numbers, and names in multiple languages and codes. The readable content includes place-like terms, river references, and miscellaneous items such as swords, cups, and containers, interspersed with archaic or coded phrases. The text resembles a lexicon or puzzle snippet rather than a complete news item.
Convicted Eight Hauled to Kilby Prison
Eight men and one woman moved from county jail to Kilby penitentiary to serve sentences. Cleve Black received ten years for murder. J T Ford and John Walker were jailed for murder. Others faced shorter terms for various offenses including burglary and petty larceny.
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Houston
Cireuit
Kilby
Pome
Cleve Black
J. T. Ford
John Walker
W. WN. Culpepper
Ilegally
Andrew Blackmon
Lewie Frank Riley
Gertrude Lima
Mingo Pollock
Leroy McSwain
Republicans Set Dothan Meeting in Wiregrass
The Wiregrass first outspoken critique of the New Deal will form when the district Republican executive committee meets Saturday. Delegates from 25 to 30 expected from Third Congressional district counties to adopt anti New Deal resolutions and set a date for electing the district's national convention delegate. L A Carroll of Slocomb chairs and will preside, with each county sending delegates to the convention.
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Third
L A. Carroll
Slocomb
Assembly
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The
Nations Assembly
Japanese Strongman’s Fatal Decision Shocks Home Front
Official dispatches from Amoy report an independence movement in Shanghai’s area with a band of riflemen aligning with Japanese forces. The event follows a couple’s act of self harm and a grim sequence of letters and uniforms tied to the upheaval on the Formosa Strait.
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Chine
Amoy
Southeamura
Futin
Countess
Japense
Formas
St Dmoy
Formosn Strait
Octogenarian Mrs Yarbrough Buried in Ozark Rites
The body of Mildred Yarbrough, widow of the late J Yarbrough and former Baptist minister, died Friday at Montgomery hospital of pneumonia. Funeral at 1 pm Saturday at the Baptist church with Rev C W Mitford officiating. Surviving sister Hatta Jones of Montgomery and son Dr Cecil Farborough. Burial handled by Holman or Quark.
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Pneumenia
Ozark
Tha Boty
Mildred Terborough
J. Yarborough
Montgomery Hospital
Baptist Church
C. W. Mitford
Holman
Quark
Hatta Jones
Montgomery
Cecil Farborough
Black Man Jailed in Suspected Slashing Case Near Columbia
In Rowton County on Monday deputies report Oscar Landon a white farmer near Columbia and two Black individuals were involved in a sharp object incident. Landon was slashed on face and throat but not seriously injured.
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Warner Heat
Oscar Landon
Columbia
Thomas
Rowton County
Landon
Fire scorches roof at Pi Parsonage blaze
A small fire at the Presbyterian Manse on North Oates Street Monday morning burned the roof area. Firemen said the damage would total only a few dollars and appeared to originate from a spark that fell into the building.
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Ammalt
Presbyterias Mense
North Oates
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