Japan to retain Pacific islands under league mandate
Tokyo observers and officials indicate Japan intends to keep the Pacific islands held under League of Nations mandate. Admiral Gusohil, minister of maritime affairs, declined to confirm or deny withdrawal plans as tensions rise over the Arabican dispute. The islands are debated between rival powers and place strains on Japanese navy strategy in the western Pacific. Continued on Page 2.
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Tokyo
Japan
Cine
League ~ Nations
Pacific
Ean
League
Qsutnl
Agean Plane Missing with 15 Aboard
Anchorige, Alida Feb 2 A plane with 15 aboard reported missing after departing from McGrady heading toward Itag in western Alaska. Pilot Robert Eyo and Ole Tiny among crew. emergency rations reported. May family longtime residents returning from Seattle were cited in early notes.
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Alida
Robert Eyo
Ole Tiny
McGrady
Itag
Alaska
Milot
Nieminen
McGrath
May
Seattle
Bond bill to come before Senate after tax committee scrutiny
Senate to meet after close scrutiny by the tax body with Wb two reports from the tax committees and a move to consider H R No 22. The majority supports using income from Meese tax excluding the grain tax to pay principal and interest on bonds before property tax drafts. The minority would tax retirement and interest on bonds by taxable valuations rather than full value. The session runs all day with no west end recess anticipated.
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Senate
Mie Senate
Nak
House Committee Passes Chain Store Bill Amid Amendments
In a committee of the whole session the bill to regulate chain stores was approved. Amendments were struck from the measure, and a provision to levy new taxes on multiple stores was discussed. A separate plan to fund schools and the university received major support, while penalties for evasion were retained.
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UW A
Nass
House
Carl
Senate
Appropriations Committee
Lad of 29 Dues in Hot Chair in New York
Ossining New York February 2. William Thee Gun Turner 24 Med in electric chair to sign his expiation of the slaying of John Meowants Manhattan care hold in several months ARO.
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Lad
New York
Ossining
N. Y
William
Thee-Gun
Orth Ireland Troops Guard Rail Strike Across Ulster
Railway workers and dock laborers across Ulster faced stoppages amid wage cut protests. Troops guarded key lines as talks reportedly reopened between governments and unions. Soldiers protected a viaduct over the River Foyle and trains resumed under military escort near Dundalk.
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Orth Ireland
Yaltwas
Troopa
Foyne
Drogherta
Louth
Jormian
Tundalk
Corgus Maan Alienation Suit Headlines New York
New York American reports Mrs Eit Hang Buck Ringling, wife of Ringling, accused of alienation of affection seeking $260,000. Case involves Ter brother-friend Francis Kelly alleging Mrs Mingling left him with Alena, tale shifts to Florida as a new development emerges.
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New York
Eit- Hang Buck Ringling
Tingling
T. Ter
Francis Kelly
Mingling
Alena
Florida
Solons to Discuss Taxation Problems in State Assembly
Washington February 2 President Hoover will address the assembly tomorrow morning before state legislators who will meet to discuss taxation and related issues. Delegations from the avato Toginint area will attend and topics likely to be considered include mortgage concerns and budget balancing.
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Washington
Hoover
Michigan proposes broad sales and income tax plan
Lansing March 3. Governor William A. Maddock, a Democratic chief executive, supports a sweeping tax proposal. It would replace current cap on state revenue with a three percent retail levy on sales and incomes, affect local taxation by counties and school districts, and apply broadly to many commercial and professional activities.
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Lansing
Mich
Individu
Michigan
Whilan Amatack
Evecutive
Cilion
Lowneahinn
Raina Tx
Atorka
Honda
Man Dies After Fire Harms While Lighting Pipe
In San Diego on February 2 a man, Max Marevas, leaped from a third floor hotel room to escape flames after an alcohol rub ignited his underwear while he was lighting a pipe. He died from the fall and injuries. Local police believe alcohol caused the blaze.
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San Diego
Calle
Max Marevas
San Angeles
Ransom Letter Ties Murder of Mary OConnor
In Mineola New York Feb 2 a ransom demand for $1000 arrived at the home of James I O Connor hours after the 15 year old daughter Mary O Connor was found dead in a lonely Long Island woods. The girl had been beaten with a mechanic s hammer and the note was signed with a single fingerprint directing payment.
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Mineola
N. Y
James I. O'Connor
Rockaway Beach
Long Island
Mary Imelen O'Connor
O'Connor
Evening Mail
Guard Officer Found Dead in Armory
Bozeman reports the death of Ralph Munchow 26 a guard officer and lieutenant in Company C Montana National Guard found shot in the armory. Coroner investigação pending whether self inflicted or accidental. survived by wife Velma Edwards parents Mr and Mrs Ernest Muchow and siblings.
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Bozeman
Ralph Munchow
Company C
Montana National Guard
Plater
H. H. Dokken
Velma Edtwards
Kalispell
Marehow
Mms
Ernest Muchaw
Baveman
Sinter
Mina Mildred Muction
Glenn
David
Hoveman
Congressional hearings probe RF C relief aid misuse
Washington February 2 hearings before a senate banking subcommittee heard pleas for increased federal relief for the needy backed by witnesses from the head of the relief apparatus to the Forgotten Man. Charles Miller RF C president testified as critics accused the agency of funds discrimination. Representative Fish urged AG investigation into RF C loans amid charges of crooked dealings. Continued on page 3.
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Washington
Congress
Tate
Meese
Senate
Charles 4. Miller
R.F.C
Brookhart
Representative Fish
RR. N
R.F.G
Army of Farmers Takes Back Seized Farm Machinery
Five hundred farmers gathered near Julenburg Nebraska counties from eight states, marching in military fashion to retake machinery repossessed from George A. Jones. Jones claimed an $8,000 loss and described a lease arrangement with creditors. Earl Quinn urged action as the group prepared to reclaim the assets.
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Julenburg
Colo
George A. Jones
Jones
Nebraska
Colorado
Another Bonus Army May Historic March Described
Washington on February 2 a description to the joint congressional committee of veterans affairs by Emmanuel Levin a Communist party member predicted another march on the capitol by war veterans seeking the bonus. Levin forecast 10000 to 60000 marchers arriving with the special congressional session likely in April.
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Washington
Joint
Congressional Committee of Veterans’ Affairs
Emannuel Levin
Communist Party
Gevin
Congress
Isandino Proclaims Peace Sends Regards to Yankees
General Sanding announced that peace is now a fact in Nicaragua and sent regards to the American people. He stated Nicaragua must establish peace and welcomed Americans to work there while asserting no personal grievance against North Americans. The message followed talks with President Sacasa and Nicaraguan officials at the presidential palace.
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Associated Press
Migutto Banding
Pontry
Eloreind
Sacasa
Is Commission
Sanding
Poor Willie Ground Under Wheels of Truck
Associated Press staff report from New York and New Jersey notes the death of Willie the groundhog on Manhatten Island and a kin in New Jersey, unofficial coroners deeming both incidents accidental. Willie was kept under observation atop a Fifth Avenue observation tower with crowds gathered, then killed by a vehicle while awaiting the groundhog day experiment.
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Willie
Associated Press
Priter
New York
Mnanhiattan Island
Rayon
Sun Taya
New Jersey
Flath
Heouta
Wille
Fifth Avenue
Fay
Dentists Receive Payment in Gold for Services
Fragmented OCR notes report a San Francisco dentist. It mentions payment in gold for dental work and a financially embarrassed patient. Names and dates are unclear, but the piece centers on a dentist receiving gold as payment and the patient’s hardship.
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Han
Mgm
Robert M. Legaltt
Sale 15 a flop but gems disposed of
Seattle February 2 Mr. and Mrs. Danelger advertised furniture for sale. Twenty per cent responded but no one bought. One man took a hot away with 2500 dollars worth of jewels and furs while she wasn’t joking. Police told by Mrs. Danelger.
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Seattle
Waah
Danalger
Rha
Aha
Danelger
Polka
Murder trial unfolds in Long Beach theater of crime
An improvised murder trial opens in Long Beach with readings and testimony about a yacht man named Wanderwell and a 1930s travel intrigue. The case centers on a quarrel in South America and a voyage aboard the yacht Carma with a doomed traveler, amid detective novel style cross currents.
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Tong
Calif
Willen
Rao
Walter Warkdor
Wall
Carma
Clarenen Wunt
Guy
Watred
South America
Wanderwell
Angeles
Iin Tong
Winn
Drepatanous
Brewers Discuss Return of Form and Regulation
Brewers from the United States Brewing allocation gather around a conference table to outline plans for selling beer if legalized. Directors say education will shift public taste from bootleg liquor to beer, with readiness for Read beer’s return. Col. Jacon Teuppert, owner of the New York Yankees, presides.
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Chicago
Fen
United States
America
Snd
Jacon Teuppert
New York Yankees
Gunmen crash nuptial party in Missouri home siege
A wedding party at the Chesterton home of George Tiffany in Missouri was taken over by about a dozen gunmen, some with machine guns, who terrorized the house for three hours before leaving as guests were about to arrive. Milas Magnus is noted as the great granddaughter of Adolphus Ruvch, founder of the brewery bearing his name.
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Tily
George 5
Tiffany
Chesterton
Milas Magnus
Adolphus Ruvch
Roosevelt plans vast Tennessean development program
Warm Springs Ga Feb 2 Roosevelt outlines a broad experimental development plan to revive employment by spreading hopes nationwide. The program envisions reforestation in high lands, flood central basins starting at Cove Creek, and a huge water power development across the Tennessee Valley to balance population and spur national growth.
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Warm Springs
Tennessee
Roosevelt
Troosevelt
Cove Creek
Clinch River
Exquisite Marquis Henri De La Falaise De La Coudraye May Be Sent Home
Los Angeles reports special assistant secretary of labor Murray W. Garason said Marquis Henri de La Falaise de La Combraye husband of Constance Bennett and former husband of Gorin Swanson had been under questioning about his status. He stated he is not in trouble and has been a resident since 1925. He noted his papers were examined when he visited and approved.
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Marquis Henri DE LA Falaise DE LA Coudraye
Los Angeles
Murray W. Garason
Henri de la Falaise de la Combraye
Constance Bennett
Gorin Swanson
Garsson
Milas Bennett
Les Anemeles Harbor
Europe
Marquis
Garrann
Hitler pleads for four years more power in Germany
Berlin reports Adolf Hitler, four days into governance, asks for a four year term to govern Germany in 1937. Police raid communist meeting places and homes, with several arrests as clashes persist, leaving four dead in confrontations between communists and national socialists.
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Berlin
Adolf Wither
Tony
Comrouniste
Jina
Rakls
If Sent to Bastille Bring in Your Mutt
Seattle report describes Prince, a 225 pound Alaskan husky, aiding its master by following him to the police station after an arrest for drunkenness. The dog reportedly ate meat, caused a scene, and was later released while the owner remained jailed.
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Bastile
Seattle
Wish
Prince
TV. Daily
Dally
Nnnce
Tully
Rioters Free After Raid on Rumanian Oil Property
About 250 rioters involved in a raid on the Rumanian American Oil company property near Ploesti were freed by authorities after soldiers who had arrested them faced threats from another mob. Soldiers dispersed the crowd and fired in the air to hold back the mob.
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Bucharest
Rumania
Ploest Wera
Ata Ploeat
Turger
Missouri Governor Grants Full Pardon to Smeeman
Jatterson City Mo Feb 2 Governor Guy B Dark pardons Smeeman tied to auto theft in 1916. The pardon halts a two year sentence and allows release to Cleveland via wagon. Governor described case as unforgivable and the pardon papers were quickly filed.
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Missouri
Smeeman
Jatterson City
Smeenan
Tessman
Guy B. Dark
Priser
St. Louis
Ane
Margaret Stutz
Cleveland
Sour Pont
van Smoeman J
Iim
Goorke
Aronson
St. Inula
Edwin CG Johnson
Colorado
Nananan
Denver
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