Trapeil Stopper Amidst Ailing Cities In Deep Snow
In New York Washington and Philadelphia tens of thousands face starvation as cold and snow cripple commerce. Destitute families lose jobs and shelter as coal, food and aid strain under a freezing crisis. Officials issue orders to shelter the poor and mobilize emergency relief.
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New York
Washington
Philadelphia
damry
commissunas
Fammeiny Hall
dale
Richard Croler
Jams keene
hic
amies
Cemetery Chaos After Mysterious Disaster Off Wart Island
A chaotic scene unfolds near Wart Island as bodies are recovered from a disaster involving a steamer and wartime wreck. The City Morgue handles remains while authorities debate burial and disposal, amid rough seas and failed evacuation attempts. Multiple ships and crews, including vessels from Cuba, are noted as the search and recovery effort continues through the night and into the following day.
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tim
Wart Island
Potterudd
Thomas Spenntn
Cutin WeCarthy
Hart Island
sith
jon Cuba
Sindy Hook
Que
German Trade Debate Highlights U S Germany Relations
A mid parliamentary session featured Count von Thanitz and American leader discussions on commercial ties between the United States and Germany. Weber argued United States industrial growth and protectionism impact European trade, citing rising U S exports and Germany’s import competition, including bicycles and textiles. Posadonsky urged firm treaty adherence and emphasized broad national trading terms.
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PERLIN
Count von Thanitz
United States
Pesarowsky Wehner
Europe
Germany
Postdowsky
Weber
United Statte
Americas
Americ
Cermin
Posadonsky Velner
United States congress
AMUrs
Prohibition on Alcohol Aboard Navy Ships Enforced
The Navy orders banning sale of alcoholic beverages to enlisted men on ships and at naval stations. The directive, issued after careful deliberation, requires dry conditions for personnel aboard vessels and within naval units to support military service.
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United States
WASHINGTON
navy
New York
Deadlock on senatorial votes prompts Republican caucus plan
Fragmentary notes reveal a Republican strategy to unite minority nominees against Grant or Burns. A second meeting is set to push cooperation and secure a majority, with Bulla and other figures mentioned as potential pivots. The report also notes confirmed nominations and a rent dispute in San Francisco.
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VMelich Knowlend Atherton Bel
show Morehouse Stratton Boyn
ton Simpson Valentine Conroy
Tuehsimnger and Miller
Crant
Grent
Republic
gont
ier
Eifth
fom
Grant
Burns
maiu
Pula
ett
United States
Clough
talen
fis
Jack Republicin
Bulla
Barnes
Scott
Bard
Rosenfeld
Veteerl White
Jeter
Phelan
SACRAWINIO Feo
Tao roxsons
Sacramento
T- 15
orreet
Simpson
Los Angeles
Robert Bulla
Tums Shrypson
Faesie
Calfornia
tiay
Lalid
chang
yank
privat
assen Ly
Timber Cutters Fined by Officials in New Action
Timber cutters faced fines after inspections by authorities. The penalties target unsafe practices and noncompliance with state regulations, with officials citing specific violations and the assessed amounts. Local agencies emphasized enforcement to improve safety in the industry.
An Industrial Strike Looms as Miners Push Demands
Reported near Choctus GMb district miners vote to strike over wage and condition demands. Talks between miners and operators fail as threats of mine closures arise if concessions are not granted.
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Willburton
A Mighty Army Obtained New York Ted Spetkin
A report describes a vast mobilization effort to raise volunteers. About a quarter of a million men offered from across the country were organized into units, transported, camped, and equipped for a rapid 9000 mile operation. By late spring 1944 thousands had volunteered, with 209000 men proceeding to June deployment and 13000 returning home. The piece reflects on postwar reintegration and the hope to honor those who served while preserving a peacetime volunteer force.
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Spetkin
Broolyn Union
wwe
Bryan’s Views 51 PALL Minn Feb 1 Banquet Handling
Bryan discussed policy at a Minnesota banquet before 500 attendees at the Ryne hotel. Governor Finch spoke, Major Lowles responded, and the crowd applauded as Bryan touched on peace treaty and Philippines questions while highlighting imperialism concerns and US policy.
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PALL Minn
Cotor
Bryan
Minnesota
oriary
Rynp
John W Wills
Huphrey Berton
John Finch
Minnes
Major Lowles
Bird Island
Colon
Colrel Bryan
coltard
Philippus
Lincoln
faenis
Gould
Philippines
congress
United States
Cavendish dies noted as a key card editor in field
Cavendish known as a prominent figure in card writing and as editor of the card section. The obituary highlights his influence in the gambling and gaming press and his leadership within the card department.
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Cavendish
TOONDON
German Officials Heavily Fined In Samoa Crisis
Three British war vessels gathered at Apia as partition of the Samoan Islands looms. Chief Justice Chambers renews contempt charges against Dr Raffel. Raffel to appear next term. British consul questions conduct. Raffel apologizes. tensions rise as Matafiti and Tanus dispute royal succession.
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ACKLAND
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Annarvatior
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tepats
rita
Waleto
Tanus
Chambers
Toannes Raffel
Raffel
Cermin
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Pahee Tres
Crievesmull
Pinyone huime beer Tovcottel
Hafel
Masse
benale
tim
syen
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howdy
Tuther Osborn al
Jase
Brsh
Yuel land
diet
Muietoa Tanus
Troops in Cuba Reported by War Department Proceedings
A New York Times summary from Warrington reports on Cuban troop strength and the handling of volunteers. It notes excess numbers and discusses steps to reduce volunteer forces while maintaining order, with possible shifts toward regulars, and indicates the War Department faced debate over troop retention and withdrawal.
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NEW YORK
Times
Warrinton
Cuba
War department
What It Does Trostetter Stomach Bitters Cures Many Ailments
Proprietary remedy claims to cure melena bilious attachments nervous prostration and exhaustion. It asserts to strengthen nerves improve digestion enhance red blood and overall flesh while benefiting stomach peptia indigestion and gas constipstion and banishing these issues.
Canal Bil Defeated in Unexpected Vote on Minor Amendment
The article reports a decisive but surprising vote in the canal bill debate, describes political maneuvering during the session and notes ongoing efforts to hold an executive session on related codes. It also covers related weather and local notices, including a death from a snowdrift and staffing updates for law enforcement.
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ducel
maner
Toms
WASHINGTON
house
Nicaragua
Wi Hepburn
friends of the
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Grosvenor
Ohio
Moody Republican
Massachusetts
Dockers Democrat
Missouri
llening Democrat
George
Death of President Simpson OlS Faure Eads
Fragmentary report details the death of President Simson OlS Faure Ead of the Branch republic after a stroke. The event triggers official notices, public proclamations, and rapid communication to authorities, with mourning observed across Paris and government offices.
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SIMPSON OLS FAURE
Fresno Supervisors Back Road Law Amendments
Fresno officials at the February convention reviewed a report urging retention of the road law with an amendment to let Supervisors advertise bids for bridge construction at county expense. An amendment would require Supervisors attending the annual gathering to be paid actual expenses by the county. The afternoon session placed Fresno as the site for the next convention. Delegates planned visits to Folsom and the county hospital, with actions on road measures and related resolutions.
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turin
aity ful heen
Potomac
SACRAMFANTO
Orrin Henderson
Astrid
Fresno
Ainmedt
Folsom
Sailors From the Oregon Pass Through Fresno
Sailors from the battleship Oregon passed through Fresno on a war service trip. Twelve crewmen including three Black sailors transferred from the yard, then moved to the city for duties with the fleet. Thomas Aspen, who worked on a magazine hoist during the Cuban action, recalled the voyage and the Oregon’s crew’s readiness to serve.
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Fresno
trin
airferen
Oregon
Cane Honan
Santiago
firld company
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itter marine
San Princisco
Thomas Aspen
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Cuba
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