Senate Kills Ship Aid Bill In Senate
Washington Feb 24 The Senate’s ship subsidy fight ended Friday night with the bill shifted to the general calendar after a filibuster stalled a vote. Four Republican senators McNary Stansfield Lenroot and Gooding defected under farm bloc pressure, ending any imminent chance of a vote. Some supporters still expect a revival, while others doubt passage will come this session. The President remains determined to force a roll call if possible.
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Washington
Senate
Harding
House
McNary
Stansfield
Oregon
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Gooding
Idaho
Senate Chamber
Red Army Ready for Action in Threatening Europe
Moscow reports Karl Madek, chief of Soviet publicity, warns the Red Army is not yet fully equipped and must stay ready for coming events. He says despite peaceful aims, Europe’s threat cannot be ignored and implies shifts in power in Germany and Turkey.
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Ruse
Europe
Moscow
Karl Madek
Bald
Red Army
Turkey
Curzon
Doctor faces jury verdict over kiss claim at hospital
Chicago reports Dr. Justin L Mitchell, staff physician at German Deaconess Hospital, ordered to pay Miss Mathilde Benkhardt 320,000 damages for a kiss stolen in the maternity ward. A jury under Superior Judge Isern ruled after under an hour of deliberation.
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Chicago
Justin L Mitchell
Mathilde Benkhardt
Isern
U S Demands China Apology Over killings in Peking
The State Department directed Ambassador Behrman in Peking to press the Chinese government for a diplomatic settlement after the killings of an American trader and the firing on an American consul by Chinese soldiers.
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Washington, Tel
State Department
Fias
Beharman
Peking
Bome
Mine rioters confess in West Virginia mine riots
Thirty men pleaded guilty to participating in the West Virginia mine riots of July. The total guilty so far reaches 47, with 30 sentenced to three years in the state penitentiary. Underwood led the unrest, and others faced related penalties.
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West Virginia
Welfsburg
W.va
West. Virginia
Ataty
British Exports to Virginia Steady Despite Daily Fluctuations
Fragmentary OCR note references British exports to Virginia remaining steady amid irregular data. Mentions London and figures such as 24, 14, and textiles. Lacks clear dates or entities beyond Britain and Virginia.
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London
Battle in Dublin Kills Two and Wounds Many
Rebels struck Dublin as free state forces clashed in the heart of the capital. Gunfire erupted as rebels advanced on public buildings including city hall, causing panic, traffic disruption, and frightened crowds. two rebels were killed and numerous others wounded before the attack was repelled by Free State troops.
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Dublin
Irea
Snipa
Tree State Markamen
Trebel
Free State
More Jobs Slimmer Wages Reported for January
Washington on February 22 1934 reports more employees but a smaller total payroll. The Bureau of Labor Statistics cites 1 880 078 workers with weekly wages totaling 45 107 250 across 158 representative industries.
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Washington
Induseries 18
Bureau of Labor Statistics
CAR LOADINGS FOR WEEK REVEAL RECORD PROSPERITY
Wnntlington reports a historic rise in freight activity for the week ending February 10. Total revenue freight loading reached 858,280 cars, surpassing the same week in 1921 by 105,422 and exceeding last year by 76,408. Grain and grain products moved 40,080 cars, with forest products at 64,310 cars and coal loading also up, despite severe winter weather.
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Wnntlington
American Bathyry Association
Corl
Tlis
Wrtners
Kanes
Noted Tax Burden Comparisons Across Nations
London reports Stanley Baldwin quotes per capita taxation for Britain and allies. Direct tax around 210 shillings and indirect 122 shillings. France direct 242 francs indirect 108 francs. United States federal taxes list direct 14.60 dollars and indirect 72.70 dollars.
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London
Britain
Weanee
United States
Stanley Baldwin
House of Commons
Fortong
Automobile production hits January peak in US output
Washington reports that January auto production rose to the highest January level since August, with passenger car output at 224,097 and truck and other vehicle production also higher than the previous year. The Commerce department notes gains across motor vehicle categories, signaling a strong start to the year.
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Saga
Washington
United States
Commerce Department
Bank President Seized in Embezzlement Case
Chicago February 22 Frank L. Taylor president of the First National bank of Warren Massachusetts was charged with embezzling 212000. He was seized at the Madison street apartment of engraver Arthur Mann after a precipitate light from Warren last week.
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Chicago
Frank L. Taylor
First National Bank of
Warren
Mass
Taylor
Arthur Mann
Madison Street
Bohem Under Martial Law After Disturbances Reported
Berlin reports martial law declared in Bohem following disturbances that caused casualties among citizens by French soldiers. Central News dispatch says authorities warn of harsher measures if further outbreaks occur.
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Berlin
Belag
Boehm
Dlepatel
May Get $10,000 Return, Waslington Story Note
Feb 24 report from Waslington notes a government drive to recover a $10,000 return from an issued asset. The article mentions an enactment allowing repayment or restitution for a former custodian, with legislative debate and a push by the House. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Waslington
Iniatration
Ereing -Ullenge
Merger Question Tabled in Washington and Keb
A scattered note shows a committee tabling a merger inquiry involving Packer, Washington, Keb, and Ammons with Blorrig, indicating no general agreement on Inventization by the prepared group.
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Packer
Washington
Sion
Ammons
Americans Eat More Meat in U S Than Ever Before
The Department of Agriculture reports total meat consumption in the United States last year reached 16.839 billion pounds, averaging 342.7 pounds per person. Per capita intake rose 6 pounds from 1921, with overall gains amid rising nutrition. the data reflect a new record for meat use nationwide.
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Washington
United States
Department of Agriculture
Mediation Talks and Turkish Barrier Highlight League Efforts
The report notes mediation efforts by the United States and an entity referred to as Welcome Constantinople Mab, with references to 2d rAithattsh mediation and a League of Nations stance on Turkey. It mentions Purkil cithekats and Wie alte States, signaling a complex diplomatic context where mediation is welcomed by some parties.
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U. & Welcome
Constantinople
Mab
rAithattsh
Kurt
League of Nations
Purkil Cithekats Uit
Prohibition Provocation Ties Up Washington D C D A Funds
A fragmented report notes conflict over enforcement time in the U S district attorney offices. Allegations claim Chief officers diverted four percent of the budget to enforcement efforts while the treasury and appropriation committee review the matter. The piece references Prohibition era tensions and fiscal scrutiny.
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U. Be
Prolihiiog
Jatin Dy
Chirrii
Audget
Gorc
Department of Astles
Highway commission's influence shifts in state assembly
A dusted legislative debate reveals a turning trend toward highway commission influence. Senate votes on county engineers and a Renoldt bill show growing support for central highway control, while House committee responses suggest widespread acceptance of state oversight and related funding changes.
Ambiguous legislative code revision and censorship debate
The passage notes a backroom calendar clash in the legislature with personal billy and spells orders debated. It mentions Moyle censorship saved by a lull as Gallagher pushes a state hour of censorship, with rumors of another measure replacing this one after an unexpected death.
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Moyle
Gallagher Isl
Acuta
Wbout
State legislature eyes highway and education bills
Neg votes on questions. Committee approves removing signs on primary road rights of way and limits on highway traffic. Proposals to shift control of primary and secondary funds threaten to split road revenues. Education bills face changes. Craswell bill amended, linked to Iowa Master Builders. Rockefeller gifts support a new medical school. debates over county superintendent elections and double poll tax guards. Tax and highway legislation loom as main issues.
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General Assembly
Askle
State Highway Commission
Commission
Highway Commission
Senate
Brookhart
House
Renollt
W. C. Molson
Bucena Vista
Gore
House Highway Committee
Bors
Molson
Otter
State Railroad Commission
We “Ounty Board of Supervisors
Carteen
Subes
Federal Bureau of Rows
Hnetynine County
Forty First General Assembly
Sulx Julitee
Tod Ft
Oder
Cour
Devine
Sehoma Tor Keeepleg
State Board of Education
Stormhut
Sesalon
Criawell
Criswell
Iowa
Board of Education
Hida
Schools and Text Oaks Committee
McClune
Text Booth
Aft
Criswell DI
State University
Town City
Iowe State College
Ameslow
Ames
Cedar Falls
Rockefeller Foundations
Adlows City
Derry
Geneva Assembly
Caston
Iowa News Roundup Shows Toll and Ties in 1922
A sprawling Iowa roundup reports on varied issues from a Washington visit by W. A. Anderson and regimental movements to a $1,000,000 TB appropriation proposal. It notes fire losses totaling $10,151,011 for 1922, aging residents like John Krail in Linn county, Cooperatives’ earnings, and county debts. It covers state budget fights, hospital releases, downtown reconstruction plans, hog and cattle pricing critiques, and proposed law changes on searches and moonshine. It highlights road and dam discussions near Boone, primary registration reform talks, and educational funding shifts across Des Moines river projects and school pooling systems.
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W. A. Anderson
Dana
Washington, D.C
Vaincoln
Wwo
Misa Hulda Bache
David Wekey
Mremont County
Youn
Couinth
J. Peel
Tha
Senate
Linncounly
Towr Ainea
Cedar Hapils
Parmers Cooperative Creamery
Alison
Towan
J. A. Tracy
Iowa
Uie Hospital
Onkaloosa
Mt. Trout
Babson Institute
Dos Malaga
Mrunle i. Seot
Commission
Bronx City
Ikeah State Association
Iona
Amen
Cadarmag Farm
Mauge
Polk
Des Moines
Boone
Howse
Itteto
Henry Peters
Thirtoary Wore
Storm Lake
Soli Wigs
Oatale
Hook Vonmilttes
Byeten Air
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Barilneporta
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Belze
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New York
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Arthur J. Leoniard
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