Roosevelt relief bill fight ends in Senate compromise
Washington February 13 after weeks of political struggle the administration won a mid-size relief package of 1.88 billion dollars with much of President Roosevelt’s aims retained. Senate action will move the bill to conference as differences are resolved and a final vote expected next week.
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World event notes with varied dramatic claims and protests
A chaotic collage of headlines and phrases covers Lindbergh baby sensationalism, large work relief figures, missing ship crews near Nerotam, Ethiopian war talk, and a Washington protest over a newspaper bill. It lists names, places, dates, and monetary figures in a tangled OCR fragment.
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Free Textbook Bill Moves Through House Amid Branch Closings
A controversial measure proposes free textbooks for schools while branches close. The filing shows legislators Odin OMANI Spiegel and others shepherding the bill, with debate over state funding, parental rights, and compliance. The bill faces committee review as sessions begin and opposition hints at blocking references.
Advance Guard of Arctic Patrol in Great Falls
Arctic Patrol advance guard arrives in Great Falls from Minot and Glasgow. Major Ralph Royer says twelve ships from the squadron will join maneuvers, with bombers and patrol craft arriving. Weather ranges from 40 above to 40 below zero, delaying winter gear checks and flight plans.
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Hogs and Cattle Bring Higher Prices in Chicago
Chicago markets show hog prices at 1081 and cattle at 190 for the period since November with gains of 10 to 15 cents to peaks around 48.40 per hundredweight. Prime cattle hit a new high near 17.98 as marketing activity remains brisk at major western markets. Receipts in seven principal markets totaled 422,000 in Chicago with cattle supplies at 23,800, up from 14,000 a year ago. Wholesale prices for hogs and cattle followed a parallel trend, reflecting broader movement in stock values.
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Montana Senate Divorces Bills and Women Jury Debate
The Montana Senate debated a 30 day divorce measure and approved a women’s jury bill after a tense session. A tie vote on third reading threatened the divorce bill while the jury reform advanced with 27 to 26 in favor. Absent were Melton and MacGilyer as lawmakers weighed key procedural motions.
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Mystery of Stolen Powder 13 Solved
News of a dynamite theft investigation reports Harold Anderson and George Colen detained in Gallatin county following a sale of part of the explosives for marked money. Authorities recovered portions including nearly 3000 feet of dynamite and about 200 pounds of black powder.
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War scare on West Coast troops and fishing fleet claim
Representative Dockweller told the House military committee 25000 Tapaneer army reserves on the West Coast ready to arm. He said 140 Japanese fishing boats were packed in Los Angeles harbor with a cruising range of thousands of miles. Chairman McSwath interrupted, noting testimony would be in secret session.
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America's Richest Maiden Weds a New York Writer
In New York on February 13 a rich heiress, Donia Dake, married James H. W. Chopwell, a Knickerbocker magnate. The couple sailed aboard the Conte di Ravolo for a honeymoon in Italy and Egypt. The bride, 22, is connected to Mrs. Statesbury of Philadelphia by marriage. The ceremony occurred at the Pike mansion on Fifth Avenue and 78th Street, highlighting Miss Duke’s social rise.
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Hauptmann Found Guilty in Lindbergh Kidnap Murder
Bruno Richard Hauptmann was found guilty of first degree murder in the Lindbergh baby kidnapping case. The jury spent over 11 hours deliberating before delivering the verdict in Flemington New Jersey. Hauptmann faces the electric chair with execution likely in the week of March 18 though an appeal may stay proceedings.
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Charters of American Liberty booklet offered at Washington Information Bureau
A new pamphlet presents the Declaration of Independence the Articles of Confederation and the Constitution in original form with signers names. It includes information about the Constitution and the men who drafted these documents. Copies available today for ten cents.
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Constitution booklet offer from Washington DC bureau
The Wolena Independent Information Bureau under Director Meakin in Washington DC advertises a ten cent copy price for the new booklet on the Constitution of the United States. Readers are invited to mail orders to BUICCeveveneeees City, Stata, Washington, D. C.
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Fresh Taxes Likely As Debates Open In Congress
Washington insiders report discussions on new taxes advance as Congress nears adjournment. President Roosevelt and aides push revised estimates and potential revenue measures to offset budget gaps. Officials indicate plans to restore government pay cuts while considering methods to increase revenues without triggering broader budget imbalances.
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Dirigible Disaster Mystery Deepens In Navy Loss
The Mason airship plunged 36 minutes after a sudden lurch near the start, survivors recount. Commander H. Wiley and others describe the initial lurch and rapid descent, while authorities work on causes and Navy actions including a thorough investigation by the House naval affairs committee. Roosevelt lauds quick rescue. no replacement funds asked at present.
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Three Plots Laid to Phil Kennamier in Oklahoma Trial
Pawnee Oklahoma February 18 three plots are laid at the feet of Phil Kennamier one year old son of a federal judge as the originator of alleged criminal plots by former friends testifying against him. Kennamier admits he shot Gorrell in self defense during a planned extortion bid against Homer F Wilson a wealthy oil man. The defense questions the credibility of Floyd J Thuff the chief prosecution witness who admits prior prison terms and an agreement.
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Window washer saved after belt breaks in midair
In Boston on a February day a window washer dangled many stories above the street for about 14 minutes, held by a single safety belt. A policeman severed the belt to free Alfred Lefleur, 40, who fainted as rescuers pulled him back inside.
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Perkins Pleads Guilty in Baby Face Nelson Case
In San Francisco, Jack Perkins of Chicago pleaded guilty to harboring the outlaw known as Baby Face Nelson. Perkins and his wife Grace were taken into custody. sentencing is set for March 2. Henry Hall pleaded not guilty and was remanded on bail, with a trial date to be announced alongside others implicated.
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