World council weighs Japan censure over Far East actions
The meeting debates a solemn censure of Japan for its conduct toward China and calls for a peaceful settlement of the Far East crisis. Yosuke Massioka and other leaders present outline steps toward deescalation as the conference continues.
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Geneva
Japan
China
Far East
Yosuke Massioka
Diyan
Annaumeel
Dapan
Manel
Withdyam
Knaps
Fran Benet
Austria and France in fresh dispute over arms ships
A Paris dispatch reports a note to the Austrian government from France seeking secrecy about arms and supply movements. The note, dated February 1, suggests updated information on shipments including 40 000 rifles and 200 machine guns, with no details on the fate of a shipping channel. The exchange touches on the broader treaty context in St Gervais and hints at possible public disclosure later.
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Uritatius Aduestin
Seraight
St. Geriain
Coralie
Paria
Dune
Austria
Nut
Coup D Etat Plot In Ireland Sparks Arrests
In the Free State on Feb 07, Thapertoy WHiam O'Cone aril, Jorg Staff, and Colonel George Eo son were arrested on charges of initiating a national secret act. Reports said authorities uncovered plans for a counter move as the government thwarted the plot.
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Triah Free State
Thapertoy Whiam O'Conearil
Te Elyic Guarda Bondquar
Jorg Staff
George Eoson
Dublin
House Delays Revenue Bills and Moves to End Rail Board
Night session reports the House killed revenue bills including a plan to reduce farm and real estate valuations from 30 to 20 percent and to cut state and local taxes. Several measures were killed or postponed as committees prepare reports for today’s general orders. The session lasted late with many actions deferred to next day.
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Billy
Namlerting
Aimee
Tower of London captive excites British public
A Tower of London prisoner case draws vast public interest amid government notes and a likely court wardation next month. The man is identified as Nallle-Stewart of the Seaforth Highlanders, with charges unspecified. Rumors link an officer of the Seaforth Highlanders to a violation of the Official Secrets Act as the empire’s services network looms.
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London
House of Coin
Leben
N. Nallle-Stewart
Seaforth Highlanders
Seaforth Mgehlarders
Seaforth Wighlanders
Asoane
Monk Prand
Fraud schemes described involving Villa treasure hunt
A federal report details Degner and two accomplices allegedly obtaining 6800 from three individuals to fund an expedition to retrieve a supposed treasure near Chicago. The plan included a share in a mineral claim and an interest in a pressure project, with two suspects later found to reside in Minneapolis.
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St. Punt
Bed
Diondolines
Fancho Villa
Mountady Cave
Chicago
Gala
Renato
Movice N.S. Griggs
ooKl
Fen Inspector Tore
Degner
Moxie
Stanmer
Rover Noman
Minneapolis
Federal Judge May Face Impeachment
Federal Judge Wael Louderhari of California faces potential impeachment as reports from the judiciary committee recommend censure and no minority report. The outcome hinges on ongoing discussions and pressure from lawmakers, with timing linked to when the Landerback report is released.
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Washington
Red
Wael Louderhari
California
GAZING MEASURE HELD BACK IN SENATE COMMITTEE
A Republican Utah bill to transfer remaining public lands to states stalled in the Senate Public Lands Committee. Democrats sought delays as Western senators worked to push the measure through Congress. No vote was taken as the bill waited in committee.
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Washington
Hoopes
Congress
Senate Public Lands Committee
House
Catton
Rutah
Young Girl Sues Over Monkey Dream Incident
Mary Young, 12, of Seattle Washington, sues The Eevaney and monkey trainer Joseph Stein after a monkey bite. Jury awards damages for ravages described as dreams of monkeys, with case tied to Excelsior Springs Missouri and Willan Maton alley.
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Seattle
Foh
Mary Young
Waitt
Eevaney
Willan Maton
Frech Zest in Aunt for Boettcher
Denver police tighten pursuit in the Charles Boettcher II kidnapping case after three days of calm. Chief Cherl T Clark ordered all available detectives dispatched shotgun teams and a crime missioner hurried to the station as officers refuse to explain the renewed activity.
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Denver
Denver Police Department
Charles Boettcher II
Cherl T Clark
Manny
Carl & Milliken
Clark
Walliam
Armenliong
Milk Blockade Triggers Gunplay in Wisconsin Strike
A Milwaukee truck driver Harali Wollet was shot at during a blockade of boxes and timbers on a Cedarburg highway as milk pool supporters press a strike to raise prices to 140 a hundred pounds. Dozens of trucks were stopped and contents emptied into ditches while about 35 factories closed and around 600 farmers patrolled highways. Appleton New London and Neenah residents faced potential dairy shortages as the milk pool seeks higher prices and others in Milwaukee report a smaller union footprint.
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Milwaukee
Harali Wollet
Cedarburg
Mik
Outramine County
Wiisconsin Co-Operative Mille Pool
Appleton
New London
Neenah
Labor Leader Proposes Dictatorial Board For Crisis
Washington notes describe a plan to appoint a dictatorial emergency board with plenary power to restore prosperity. Speakers include John L. Law of United Mine Workers and L. J. Taber of the National Grange, citing WWI-era overexpansion and agricultural strain as causes of low mood.
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Board of Emergency Control
L. J. Taber
National Grange
Primary repeal and liquor measures spark senate debate
Debates rage in the senate over primary repeal and liquor measures as a long Friday session ends with numerous committee reports. Senatorial action notes include 32 committee reports, earlier passage of some bills, and nine bills killed or sent for adverse consideration while 34 await reporting. Aimed at railroad operation rules, Senate Bill No. 145 by Plumer was killed after the roads and highways committee opposed it amid talks of extended meetings and a Sunday session for final transmittals.
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Senate
Hauer
Jong
Plumer
Treaante
Rioting in Romania Leaves Many Dead in Bucharest
Bucharest February 17. Wounded workers yesterday clashed with troops in railway shops, igniting a riot that today raises the death toll to fifteen. Six died yesterday including a policeman and two soldiers as workers, perhaps seeking the release of 11 leaders arrested as communists, carried on the confrontation.
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Bucharest
Romania
Kine Peregs
Troona
Ptlven
Woman Found Alive After Debris From Gas Tank Blast
Salvage crews in Neunkirchen Germany recovered a German woman under debris from a gas tank explosion. She was found alive but seriously injured as rescuers reported the death toll rising to 62 in the disaster.
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Neunkirchen
Germany
Beb. Ui
Catastra
Advocates Push for Bimetalism Gains in Currency Talk
Wallington Feb 17 Advancing bimetalism supporters win a point as House approves a tentative plan for currency expansion up to 816000000 while outlining silver purchase by the U S Treasury. The proposal envisions silver certificates becoming legal tender, with a gradual rise in silver content and a transition from gold backed dollars.
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Wallington
Fab
United States Creawury
Sonaya
Miveria
Aubscamnitica
Walsh's Homestead Relief Bill Advanced
Washington February 17 The senate public lands committee favored a favorable report on Senator Walshs bill to extend the final proving up line for public land homesteads Two year extension would apply to home entries between July 1 1931 and December 31 1993 and to desert land entries between January 1 1943 and December 31 1934
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Washington
Senate Public Lands Committee
Walsh
Mont
Condition If Cermak Improves No Operation
Miami February 17 doctors attending Mayor Anton J. Cermak of Chicago said no surgical intervention was needed to save his life after being struck by an assassin's bullet meant for Roosevelt. They reported his condition very satisfactory with stronger pulse and stable temperature as x rays showed the bullet had pierced his body.
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Miami
Fla
Anton J. Cermak
Chicago
Roosevelt
Cermak
J W. Snyder
EB. S. Nichol
T. W. Hutson
K. A. Moyer
Frank Jirka
I Baby Very Confident Daddy Will Get Well
Miami on February 17 reports Mrs Helen Cermak Kenley asserting her father Anton Cermak will recover from illness. She says she follows his poise and training, and remains confident he is going to be all right. The 25 year old daughter describes visiting the bedside from the middle west and vows to keep saying he will get well.
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Miami
Fla
Helen Cermak Kenley
Anton Cermak
Kenley
Barby
Carmak
Middle West
Roosevelt Home Guarded On Return To New York
President-elect Roosevelt arrived in New York amid heavy security as nearly 1,000 police and detectives surrounded his special train in Jersey City. He greeted Mrs Roosevelt at his residence while his thoughts remained with the Miami victims. He reaffirmed no changes to the inaugural plans following the Miami attempt.
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New York
Roosevelt
Miami
Secred
Jersey City
Mrs Massie May File Suit Against Hawaiian Officials
Philadelphia report states Mrs. Massie is considering legal action to defend her name after statements tied to the release of four men accused of assaulting her. She will consult her attorneys as Hawaiian authorities face scrutiny from Senator Trask’s resolution to remove the attorney general.
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Philadelphia
Thalia Mortescue Massie
Sto
Kreuger Tool Draws Light Jail Sentence
Stockholm February 17. O Holm assistant director of Kreuger and Tot company was convicted of falsifying actions. He was sentenced to six months in jail and fined 184000 kroner about 366248 in other currencies.
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Kreuger Tool
Stockholm
Ay—O. Holm
Sasistant
Kreuger and Tot
Jaland
Roosevelt Attends Masonic Ceremony in New York
President elect Franklin D Roosevelt wore the white lambskin apron of a Free Mason at a private Masonic temple communication in New York. A guard surrounded the temple as he and his son Elliot were ushered in to receive membership as other Mason members and attendees observed in formal ceremony behind guarded doors.
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New York
Tech
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Masonic Temple
Eliott
Polten
Old Los Angeles Witch Named In Child Beating Case
Los Angeles, February 17. Police hunted tonight for a muscular middle aged woman described as a witch who allegedly hired and whipped more than a dozen children from their homes over the past two years. The latest victim, a seven year old boy named Jack Fosterling, reported she held him prisoner for over an hour and beat him with a switch and a board. He said she grabbed him while he was on his way to school, dragged him into an alley, then took him upstairs and beat him. Other children in different city areas corroborated the description.
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Los Angeles
Vo. Nee
Weyear-Aid
Jack Fosterling
Bruisnn White
Jack
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