Hoover Urges Youths Support Roosevelt in New Bill
Washington feb 13 the senate voted an appropriation of 522000000 to open citizen military training camps for thousands of job seeking youths. the move adds to 370000000 army appropriations as part of war department supply measures debated by senators michel offered a substitute and the discussion focused on peacetime training and related provisions.
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Senate
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Spythayer
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Madail
Vonens
J. Michel
Hens
Das
New York
Republican Party
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Kidnap Suspects Face Lower Bail in Roanoke Case
Roanoke Va February 14. Defendants in a high profile kidnap plot faced reduced bail as prosecutors sought 850000 in ransom from the Theodore family. Hearing before a U S commissioner was postponed until Saturday to allow handwriting samples from Washington. The defense argued for more time and questioned rushed evidence while a prior bond for Isla Harvey Norman’s wife was increased to secure the case.
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Hive Young
Charles A. Theor
Fils
Sen
Fryer
Rayronment
Washington
Team Plucked From Drifted Ice Off Norton Sound
Patrhanks Alaska May 14 The 10 million offshore mall gartv ing dog rescue left a four man crew marooned for days near Norton Sound. A power boat towed them to Shallolls as the Nal said today. Mitchel Charles mayor spoke as Mendes and Jagan noted the dogs swerved toward open water and the craft broke.
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Millon
Mall
Sted
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Shallolls
Om Moeneare
Nal
Mitchel Charles
Maatey
Swan Aeliare
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Jagan
Sid Ahellane
Senate Bill Deluge Clocks 203 Total on Last Introduction Day
The senate convened at 10:30 to approve and process bills. A total of 33 measures were introduced yesterday bringing the session’s total to 203 with a focus on joint resolutions memorials and bills advancing through committees.
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Coast Guard Seeks Atlantic Fishermen in Rescue Search
The Coast Guard searched from dawn to dusk for two fishermen missing from the Rostan trainer Newton after a fire damaged the vessel. Thirteen crew members were recovered, and the damaged ship was towed to safety by the Coast Guard cutter Motase following a distress near the Massachusetts coast.
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Roberts murder case eyed on father's plea reopens probe
In Moorestown, Horace Roberts and Huth Mowsray Wilson deaths, tied by father Roberts to a 1929 Philadelphia case. Walter Wilson, tied to Miss Brown murder, sparked renewed inquest scrutiny days after a three year silence.
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Huth Mowsray Wilson
Wan i Toraey Roberts
Mis Walon
Theonatioun
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Rancher Near Joliet Found Frozen in Home
A rancher near Joliet was found frozen in his home after an apparent death. Witnesses reported the man may have died during a severe cold spell while living alone. The article notes an elderly man and a confirmation of death at the scene with few verifiable details remaining in the copy.
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Joliet
Kidnapping Case Nears Break in Boettcher Abduction
Denver police Chief Albert T. Clark said he expects to solve the Charles Boettcher kidnapping within hours and return the wealthy clubman home. He did not name suspects but hinted the brains behind the crime may be identified. The ransom of 860,000 has not been paid.
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Albert T. Clark
Charles Boettcher
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Boettcher
Mande K. Hortlcher
Engineer Killed in North Coast Wreck
A Midland crew member and two baggage cars were involved when a locomotive derailed on the North Coast line near West Dent Nore. The engineer, a 62-year-old named Middaugh of Domestonny Nb, was fatally injured after a scalp wound and entanglement with wires near the cab. Investigators believe a faulty connection and broken telegraph wires contributed to the crash.
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Miller
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United Front Call as Hoover Warns on Economic War
President Hoover urged Republicans to back the new administration in Lincoln Day remarks at the Waldorf Astoria. He warned of a potential outbreak of economic war unless gold standards are restored among major nations, urging bold action and suggesting a possible reform of war debts. He spoke of nonpartisan matters and predicted a future return to power by the American people.
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Waldorf Astoria Hotel
East Helena Plant Abolition Slated by Custom Bill Hearing
At a public hearing the committee was told the measure would abolish the East Helena lead smelter by placing it under the public service commission. Opponents argued the move would hurt mining and shipping in Montana, forcing closure of the plant or relocation to Idaho, with broad regional impact. The Montana commission heard testimony from Mike Mackenzie of the American Smelting and Refining Co. and others.
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Jews in Germany Fear New Regime Convene in Berlin
Representatives of all federal unions of German Jewry met in Berlin to discuss measures to protect Jews amid Adolf Hitler's rise to the chancellorship, signaling alarm over the new regime and its implications for Jewish communities.
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Berlin
Fen
Jewish Telegraphy Agency
Adalf Triller
TWO OLD MINERS SLAIN IN DESERT GOLD CACHE SAGA
In Tavker Arizona two elderly prospectors Hayden and War, both veteran miners, were found slain near Swansea as authorities probe a rumored cache of placer gold. Three foreign men arrived in a New York plated auto weeks earlier, searched the area, and the mine cabin was ransacked. Suspected robbers allegedly sought a large gold hoard.
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Ariz
Yuma
Swansea
John G Wayden
Ralph Wart
Tarker Swansea
Yume County
Hayden
Good Hone
Eaploratian Company
New York
Waxden
Start
Opposition Cuts in Defense Plans Spark Domestic Alarm
Washington trembles over proposed defense budget cuts as Congress weighs steep reductions aimed at trimming Treasury outlays. Critics warn the economy would suffer and national security would falter, while supporters argue tightening funds preserves essential programs. Senate voices clash on strategy as transition leaders assess naval and military needs.
Oklahoma City Woman Recovers Leg After Theft Incident
A reported case in Oklahoma City describes a woman having her right leg injured and subsequently recovered after a theft. The fragmentary notice references a plaintiff named Tany Bone and a teeny Chin in connection with the incident, with unclear details about the recovery method and subsequent action.
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Tany
TNA
Wan Wong
Trea
Stout Family Deaths Mark Montana Tributes
Notice from Lewistown Montana reports the death of Joseph Stout aged 89 in New London Massachusetts. He was father of Mailand Commissioner Tom Stout and Mrs. Jack Reisen of Lewistown. The obituary notes his pioneer mining work in Montana and his familiar visits to Lewistown.
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New London
Joseph Stout
Mailland
Tom Stout
Jack Reisen
Lawistown
Stout
Joseph
Attempt to Wreck Train in New Mexico Reported
Authorities report an attempted derailment on a transcontinental passenger train near Bernalillo, New Mexico. A log and wagon wheel obstruction derailed cars but the slow speed kept the wreckage from causing a serious disaster. the train was halted three miles south of Bernalillo after leaving Albuquerque.
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Brew
Darneath
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Farmier Goes to Home for Poor
Montgomery Mo Feb 13 from Gardner moved from his 240 acre farm to the county poor house because he could not make a living with current commodity prices. He took a paupers oath and will live there while the county receives rents from the farm after taxes. Gardner did not own the farm but had possession by a trust arrangement through relatives for life. He had lived there 20 years or more.
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Gardner
County Poorhouse
Montgomery County
Poasenson
Obsequies planned for John D. Ryan in New York
The funeral mass for John D. Ryan, chairman of Anaconda Copper, will be celebrated tomorrow by Archbishop Murray at St. Ignatius Loyola Church Park Avenue. Bishop Dunn will preside with Father Sweeney as assistant. No funeral sermon will be given per Mr. Ryan’s request.
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John Gregory Murray
St. Paul
John D. Ryan
Anaconda Copper Company
Rlog
St. Ignatiug Loyola
Park Avenue
Ryan
John J. Dunn
Edward J. Sweeney
Father Sweeney
Japan Nearing Break With The League
Tokyo reports a near break with the League of Nations as Japan insists on maintaining Manchukuo's independence. The cabinet and the emperor approved a message stating refusal to end Manchukuo governance in response to the League's inquiry.
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Japan
League of Nations
League
Manchukuo
House Rejects Change in Automobile License Fee Distribution
The Montana House debated distribution of automobile license fees and rejected H B 173 in committee, keeping current fee charges and denying counties a fixed share. Debate noted larger cities like Butte and Anaconda would be affected, with votes showing strong opposition to altering the present system. Senate amendments on sheriff mileage were also rejected as conference committees seek accord.
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Grabow
Butte
Anaconda
Ralston
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Baruch Warns of Ruin Without Economic Reform
Former wartime official Bernard Baruch told the Senate Finance Committee that the nation faces ruin unless it stops delaying action on deficits and debt. He proposed a concrete program for national rehabilitation including inflation control and debt restructuring to restore world and domestic confidence amid ongoing economic turmoil. He testified as the first witness in a broad inquiry seeking guidance from national leaders on pressing financial and political problems affecting enterprises and markets.
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Baruch
Taruch
Senate
Jail breaker's reception committee awaits
Fragmentary clipping reports a jailbreak aftermath with a county scene describing Tanner Berry emerging and a sheriff, prosecuting attorney, and two deputies present, hinting at ongoing legal proceedings.
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Tanner Berry
Berry
Dail
Western Railroads Seek Higher Rates in ICC Hearing
Representatives for western railroads opened an Interstate Commerce Commission hearing petitioning for higher class rates on package freight and manufactured products. They seek substantial increases in long haul tariffs for shipments of 600 miles or more and a balancing of short haul rates to improve revenue while preserving motor truck competition.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Western Railroads
Mnal
Quake in Colombia Triggers House Collapses
An earthquake in Nogata Colombia toppled several houses in the Alta Auer village of the Naring department. No injuries were reported as residents assessed damage amid aftershocks and local authorities inspected structures for safety.
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Colombia
Altaauer
Naring
Calorns
Officials Believe Boy Had Help In His Theft Of Bonds
Omaha police say Ray Wenger of Wolfe, Idaho confessed to stealing $220,000 in blank Idaho state bonds. authorities doubt he acted alone and believe one or more accomplices, possibly a young woman, aided the scheme. Wenger clung to his account as investigators press for full admission while Idaho officials note suspicions of others’ involvement.
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Neb
Ray Wenger
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Patten
Wenger
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Yeppy
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