Restoration of Emperor’s True Aim in European Politics
Fragmented OCR notes describe political maneuvers around restoring an emperor role, with mentions of Hertin Mele UAPY Orel and Hes seer ashe TE hyerders cat Mut Magen Hs pilits Tor the ele. References to President Van Hindenburn, naming an emperor of Pensa, and power vested. Mentions Conrad Adeiner and the RRS, Diet trmett, and preamble about legislative elections with dates and figures.
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Hertin
Mele
Trieste
van Hindenburn
Lenin
Ieemter
Pensa
Magee
Mane
Conrad Adeiner
RRS
Conrad
Funeral for War Victims in Duisburg Shattered by Attack
Mourners on Sunday way to a cemetery as police and officials investigate a deadly ambush during an apparent war time funeral. The attack left several cortege members dead or wounded while authorities seek answers and secure the area.
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Dalai
Cormany
Meir
Wathen Wieabhet
Avery
Lasgely
Ettat
Quy Provession
Senate Moves to Retire State Warrants Amid Narrow Vote
The Senate debated measure No 4 by Page of Granite to retire outstanding state warrants by refunding bonds and distributing proceeds among creditors. On third reading the bill was favored by 43 yeas to 8 nays with several absences. The measure awaits further consideration as proceedings continued on related bills.
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Senate
U'Clork
Montrae Senite
A. Noy
Ptate
Chrat
Donavan
Tavke
Lanet
Major appropriation bill approved by house after amendments rejected
The House advances a major appropriation bill after rejecting Senate amendments. The session considers bonds, warrants, and the general fund, with Floor Leader support noted. The measure may authorize a $4.50? bond or fee and move toward final passage before page 299 continuation.
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HOUSE
Besuncon
Halston
B.C. White
Senate
Attempts to amend the fleet Hin for general appropriation
The house committee of the whale near unanimously approved a near ten percent cut in expenditures for boards departments commissions and havens for the two sent period. Members of the appropriation body supported the measure despite limited favor for the amendment.
Barry sticks to his guns and quotes Nye and Glass
Barry Bates faces Senate Judiciary hearing amid bribery allegations with persistent defense and references to Nye, Glass, and Ginaal of Virginia. The atmosphere remains combative as a longer inquiry is anticipated and a delay in final Senate action is forecast.
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Barry
Nye
Glass
Ginaal
Virginia
Benatar Nye
North Dakota
Northwest Airways Route Progress Reported
Colonel La. TH. Ariitin, president of Northwest Airways, said a fast flight had convictions on the proposed northern federal air route from St Paul. He stated the route appears practical even in worst winter weather, with parts already exempted by the department of commerce.
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St. Paul
Minn
Fen
la. TH. Ariitin
Northwest Airways
Nea Today
Amott Tarhart Putnam
Vin Department of commarGe
Woodin May Be In New Cabinet
Miami Florida February news digest notes William C. Woodin a New York industrialist as probable secretary of commerce and describes how his selection would balance the Roosevelt administration. Also mentions Jesver Straus as a contender and surveys the railroad and industrial situation.
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Woodin
Miami
Fla
William TH. Wort
Gray
New York
Lolebert
Secretiary of Commerce
Jesver Straus
Teader
Commerre
American Car and Foundry Company
Roosevelt
Congress Honors Coolidge Memory in Capitol Ceremony
Washington fra il 6 GP With impressive ceremonies Congress paid homage to the late Calvin Coolidge. Presidents Hoover and other officials attended while Chief Justice Rugg praised Coolidge’s life and service. The interstate commerce commission sang and Vice President led the invocation by Rev Harney T Philips.
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Congress
Fay
Calvin Cootlige
Senate
Hows
Hoover
Corps
Seenos
Juathee Artin
Rugg
Massachunetiauipreme
Oan Mingy
Calvin Coolidge
Ma Hee
Chor
Interatata Commerra Commission
Charry
Gryde
Vlee
Harney T. Philips
Removal of Federal Judge to Be Asked by LaGuardia
Rep LaGuardia of New York will move for the removal of Judge Londonerback, after a judiciary committee report declined to recommend removal. The committee, amid hours of debate, allowed a floor vote to consider articles of impeachment. A subcommittee earlier investigated the judge’s bankruptcy and receivership handling in San Francisco.
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LA Guardia
Washington
Meh. W
Dudkge
California
LaGuardia OR
N.Y
AL Goramilias Mamhara
Naual
Rulaa -LaGuardia
Lha
House
San Francino
Londerback
Canon
Stimson Proclaims Latest Amendment
Washington February proclamation by Secretary Atherton formalizes the amendment now part of the constitution. It became effective with ratification by the 86th Senate in Missouri. Non official witnesses included Misa Helle Sherwin, president of the National League of Women Voters, and Arenes Martin for the American Bar Association.
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Washington
Miarouri
Tan
Proment
Misa Helle Sherwin
National League of Women Voters
Arenes Martin
Kidnapped Woman Freed After 24 Hours Hold In California
Mrs. Mary B. Skeele 63 wife of University of Southern California music dean Walter F. Skeele is freed by a four man gang after being abducted at 9 o clock last night and kept captive for a day. Authorities are pursuing warrants based on a fragmentary account.
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Los Angeles
Mary B. Skeele
Walter F. Skeele
College of Music
University of Southern California
Thekeela
Warantt
Explosion at Renault plant injures 78 in Biscourt France
An explosion at the Renault automobile plant in Biscourt, a suburb of Paris, killed several people and injured 78 as workers were buried by falling walls and debris. The blast levelled areas of the factory, with rescue teams racing to reach trapped workers as flames spread.
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ALAST
France
Tatis
Holler
Vaat
Renault
Biscourt
Nebraska attorney general says intimidation at foreclosures void
Lincoln Neb Feb 6 state attorney general Paul F Good said intimidation of prospective bidders at foreclosure sales offers no relief for farmers as such sales would be void by courts. He outlined five points noting sales with intimidation are void and farmers may delay losses using legal means. he cited a Pal k county sale where a farmer settled for reduced payoff amid claims of inability to pay.
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Lincoln
Neb
Paul F. Good
Nebraska
Moh Artinu
Goos
Gouytea
Vaid
Palk County
Legislatura
Jondere
Omaha
300 Million Relief Loan Funds Backed by FDR Plan
Washington reports a Senate banking subcommittee backed a broad relief bill to expand federal aid for unemployment. It would add 200 million to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation’s 1.5 billion fund to lend for construction, ease restrictions on towns and states, and offer loans at reduced rates by cutting interest to half the government’s rate on long-term financing. Senator Wagner supports quick approval.
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Washington
Senate
Democratcc
Reconstruction Corporation
Wagner
Ner
Winter Storm Paralyzes Regions With Deep Snowfall
National weather woes spread from Idaho to the Missouri River basin with record lows and widespread snow. Reports describe blizzards, stranded highways, and searing cold across Montana Wyoming Colorado Utah and New Mexico. The New York area braces for a heavy weekend storm as severe cold grips much of the nation.
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New York
Fation
Idaho
Divide
Min~ Nissipni
Missouri
Lantic
Weather Bureau
Ita
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Utah
New Mexico
Deny Cheyenne
Elena T
Tears at Kansas Bank reopening amid tears and chaos
The Ray town bank reopened today drawing happy patrons and town officials, while employees cried. A mishap occurred during the ceremony as someone accidentally discharged a RAM film.
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Banana City
Pen
Raytown
Indian Trusted Dusts Away Fingerprints in Olympia
An inmate in the city jail, identified as Tommy Dean, removed fingerprints from a key piece of evidence while on janitor duty. He was warned to perform a food job and to work vigorously, aiming to cleanse the scene of vital traces.
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Olympia
Want
Tommy Dean
Indian Trusty
Vic
Tommy
Barter Exchange Opens in South Carolina City
Registration begins as the South Carolina Barter Exchange announces a new community program to trade skills for goods and services. A carpenter offers labor for food and shelter, a clerk and stenographer seek barter, and an attorney says he will accept credit slips up to 325 for professional advice.
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Catonbrn Ss
Ch. Mel
South
Carolina Barter Exchange
Xoada
Oller
Debate on silver remonetization in Congress discussion
Washington February Democratic leaders prepared to debate whether to test the house posture on remonetizing silver. They showed skepticism yet reserved final action pending guidance from the coinage committee chaired by Somers. Contified on Page 10
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Washington
Feb. G
House
Coinage Committee
Somers
Fire at President Hoover's Stanford Residence Briefly Extinguished
Firemen rushed to Hoover residence at Stanford University California to extinguish a chimney fire believed to have started in the living room. The blaze caused no damage and was quickly controlled as the home was occupied only by servants.
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Stanford University
Calif
President Loover
Ex Mrs Kresge Weds Princelet in Persian Ceremony
Mrs Darla Merrer Kresge former wife of 5 8 Kresge a cent store magnate marries Prince Farid Kahn Sadri of Persia at a Moslem mosque. She does not plan to convert. Rumored 1928 divorce settlement reached $2 000 000. Prince Farid served as a chamberlain to the shah.
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Darla Merrer Kresge
Kresce
Farid Kahn Sadri
Persia
Kresge
Farid
League moves toward condemning Manchukuo policy
In Geneva the League of Nations committee adopted broad lines of its Sino Japanese dispute report. It affirms non recognition of Manchukuo in law and fact and urges adherence to the Lytton 9 points and covenant principles while seeking U S and Russia concurrence. The nine member sub committee starts tomorrow drafting the recommendation.
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Geneva
Switzerland
League of Nations’ Assembly
Japan
Ppliic
Lytton
United States
Russia
Corn-Fed Out Of Luck In Evening Wear
Paris fashion shows close as designers unveil 1932 night styles with deep slashes in hemlines. Models display black crepe gowns with rose-hem petals and printed chiffon, while ankles reappear with dresses that skim six inches from the floor at front and sweep to the floor at sides and back.
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Paris
British expected to make new offer on war debts
London reports a new British settlement offer on the American war debt. Talks led by ambassador Sir Ronald Lindsay with the cabinet's big five discuss a lump sum settlement ranging from 1.26 to 3.0 billion dollars to wipe the World War debt clean. Britain owes about 4.302 billion, having already paid 2.008 billion to the United States.
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London
Ronald Lindsay
United States
Associated Press
Britain
Treach
Tondon
United
Fire tears down church during Sabbath service
In Dela Cela on February 6 a fire broke out at the First Republic church during Reverend James Bennote's sermon. The roof burned as the congregation filed out, and volunteers aided firemen to fight the blaze that razed the building.
Pactor Taken On Paternity Charge In Michigan
Marshall Michigan Feb 6 The Rev George Lyon recently resigned as pastor of Han Astchurch of Tokonsha was arrested on a paternity warrant issued on the complaint of 17 year old Ruth Thoman. He denied the charge, he is 28 years old and married.
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Marshall
Mich
George Lyon
Astchurch
Tokonsha
Jasuet
Ruth Thoman
Hwix
Plane missing with seven aboard reported near Kincouth
Prince Rupert Feb 6 A Junkers plane carrying seven people disappeared on a flight from Prince Rupert to Anyox last evening. The Salvage Princess located the craft near Kincouth. All aboard are reported safe or unaccounted.
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Prince Jlupert
BOC
Ay& Junkers
Ateat
Princes Rupert
Anyox
Kincouth
Ato
Two Children Drown After Snowbound Time in New York State
In Highland Fails New York a family tragedy unfolds as seven year old Albert Ordway and four year old Margarat Ordway wander outside on a snow covered day. After following footprints their father found them drowned in a small pond near the house. The accident occurred while playmates urged them outside in the wintry weather.
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New York State
Highland Fails
N.Y
Godwin Ordway
Jimny
West Point
Hia
Albert
Margarat
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