Tragedy Foreseen in South Croppers War
Memphis dispatch reports injunction suits and threats of mob violence as Southern Tenant Farmers' Union organizers seek Governor Futrell's protection. Crop sharers plan rallies while Arkansas officers weigh action to curb disturbances and possible personal injury suits.
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Wold and Nations Grapple With War and Politics
Ambiguous wartime dispatches describe leaders in Washington and Berlin weighing power shifts, while Paris and Vienna report protests and clashes. Reports mention Russia and Italy in broader conflict, with fears of economic strain and social unrest amid ongoing mobilizations.
Busy week in prospect in senate as Friday is last day for bill introduction
The article notes a hectic week ahead in the state senate with Friday marking the final day for bill introductions. It mentions committees, projected votes, and several measures under discussion including bills on pensions and bank deposits, with debate and pending actions anticipated this week.
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Patman says Belgrano has motive in stand on bonus
Washington February 10 The aide said Belgrano president of the Bank of America San Francisco favors a bill to issue United States notes to pay a cash war bonus. The issue is before the House War and Means Committee with a four week deadline.
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American Liberty League Opposes Bonus Payments
The American Liberty League criticized immediate cash bonus payments to veterans as harmful to the nation. It argued such action would spur a drive for pensions and enormous long term costs, calling Vinson and Pauman bills insufficient. The league urged Congress to reject both measures and upheld President Roosevelt's stance against immediate full voucher payouts.
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Russian Rail Wreck Claims Nine Lives at Station
Moscow reports a head on collision between a freight and passenger train at Karlon Stroganovo station on the Ryaran Ura railway. The wreck, blamed on a station worker who misrouted one train onto the wrong track, killed nine and severely injured more.
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Germany Faces War If No Arms Accord Reached
Berlin reports that if Anglo-French talks fail, Germany must prepare for war and mobilize as many men as possible. Reichswehr circles note Hitler ponders his reply to proposals on European security after London discussions. Decision looms as military service and potential French moves influence strategy.
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Italy Moves Troops Perhaps for Invasion
Reports state Italy mobilizes forces from Milan and Florence with reserves called up for service in Somaliland and Eritrea to train native troops. Troop shipments of munitions to colonies continue amid rising tensions with Ethiopia. An Ethiopian attack on an Italian outpost near Asdub is noted with prior heavy casualties.
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British savants split on man’s claimed near death vision
London February 10 British scientists and students of the supernatural debated John Puckering’s account of life after heart stoppage during surgery. Conan Doyle’s widow Denis Doyle praised the revelations as corroborated by many, while J B S Haldane remained skeptical, suggesting it may be a psychical revelation under anesthesia.
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Sherlock Holmes
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Gambling Bill Debated in House Amid Nevada Rumors
The Montana House opens debate on a gambling bill and a measure to execute condemned persons. Proponents claim progress and state revenue benefits while opponents warn of moral and religious concerns as floor leaders caution advocates. The article notes the bill aims to legalize games of chance, with ministers weighing in as the session continues.
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House Af Representatives
Montana
Nevada
Leftists in Paris honor fallen comrades in mild protest
In Paria on February 10 thousands of communists and socialists gathered around a 309 foot tower of red blossoms to commemorate 192 comrades killed in the past year. Police with steel helmets and mobile guards watched the crowd, restraining potential violence as families participated peacefully.
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Rioting in Vienna Suburbs Over Anniversary War Protests
In Floridsdorf districts, anti-government demonstrations erupted despite freezing weather. Police deployed strong detachments to disperse crowds as hundreds of workers protested the anniversary of a socialist era war, resulting in ten arrests.
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Vienna
Floridsdorf
Hewan
Stronic
Trent
Banking System Rebuilt After Crisis Says Comptroller
Washington reports comptroller of the currency O’Connor says the nations banking structure is now sound after a three day holiday following the vida collapse. He notes that the entire system has been rebuilt with only five institutions unlicensed at period end and deposits totaling 8,488,000,000 contrasted with 1,971,969,000 in unlicensed deposits.
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Washington
Nexford Tugwell
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Dole
O'Connor
Turing
Hoover Arrives in New York Quietly on Private Business
Former president Herbert Hoover arrived in New York aboard the 20th Century Limited at 9 am. A welcoming crowd of four policemen, Vedcaon—likely a garbled term—photographers, and his former secretary Lawrence Titchey greeted him as Hoover smiled and posed for photos but declined to speak.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
20Th Century Limited
Vedcaon
Lawrence Titchey
Constitution and founding documents booklet offer
A Washington Information Bureau promotion advertises a booklet containing the Constitution, the Declaration of Independence, and the Articles of Confederation with illustrations. It touts interesting facts about the framers and invites readers to order using a 10 cent coupon in the colored cover edition.
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New Booklet On The Constitution Of The United States
The information bureau lists a request for a copy of the new booklet on the Constitution of the United States. The sender is The Helena Independent Information Bureau with Frederic J. Haekin as director in Washington DC. The note references a shipment or copy request and mentions a Washington address.
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Frederic J. Haekin
Washington, D. C
Distress call from schooner Seth Parker in South Seas
Globe Wireless and Mackay Radio picked up SOS from the schooner Seth Parker reporting rigging damage and heavy leaks in the South Seas. The British cruiser Australia investigated, found no damage, and departed. later requests asked Australia and the US Navy at Pago-Pago to tow and assist if needed.
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Washington braces for supreme court ruling over gold decision
Washington waits for the supreme court ruling on gold with the verdict expected soon. The city marks Lincoln's Birthday on Tuesday as markets anticipate closures and traders adjust to potential impact on domestic markets and sentiment.
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Supreme Courts
Lincoln
Trial of Kernamer Begins Today in Pawnee Oklahoma
A jury of five to begin proceedings in Pawnee Oklahoma with testimony from handwriting experts and jurors convening to determine if Phil Kennamer killed young dental student J. P. Gorell in premeditated anger. Kennamer, son of a wealthy Tales family, was transported from Tuton for the trial in the village of 2,500 residents.
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Phil Kennamer
Yong Dental
J. TP. Gorell
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Husky Rcion
Tie
Relief Bill Vote Looms in Senate Amid McCarran Battle
President Roosevelt faces a crucial Senate appropriations committee vote on the $4.88 billion work relief bill with the McCarran amendment at stake. Senator Glass will present the measure as the committee reconvenes, while Adams signals a plan to limit the appropriation to $2.88 billion if the amendment fails or passes. The outcome is uncertain and described as potentially close.
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Deadline Near on Project Outlines
Washington reports that only 173 million dollars had been spent on Projects of state and local governments by January 1, leaving 898 million to fund this year. A total of 736 million had been allotted, with 205 million of local money. Officials urged outlines of additional projects, not formal applications, be sent to State engineers by Friday for March 1 compilation of a nationwide inventory.
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Washington
Seven German Miners Feared Drowned in Mine Inrush
Aachen Feb 10. Right operatives of the Laurner coal mine near Kohlachwald were caught in a sudden water inrush today 1100 feet below the surface. Seven miners are believed drowned after the flood.
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Germany
Laurner
Kohlachwald
President Roosevelt Signs Cigarette Industry Code
President Roosevelt signed the cigarette code setting a 40 hour work week and minimum wages from 25 to 40 cents an hour for tobacco manufacturing. The code takes effect February 18 and aims to raise earnings 20 to 40 percent for unskilled workers, with rates up about 16 percent higher than pre August 1932 levels.
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