Santa Anita Handicap Unearths Glider Azucar in Thrilling Win
In a dramatic stretch, Azucar a converted steeplechaser led 20 starters to win the Santa Anita handicap at Santa Anita Park Los Angeles on February 23. Teva Obedeld tee sun of Mileais, Dra Sayipdy, and Patdysinn trailed as bettors tallied about 245,000 in wagers. Seemingly favored Mynipalye failed to clinch the finish, with Curlew and Marg noting the closing pace as the field crossed the wire.
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Santa Anita Park
Los Angeles
Rom Azucar
Mileais
Chirlee
Patdysinn
Tmagere
Dra Sayipdy
Mynipalye
Gelis
Couette
Atrer
Nile
Contino
Washington chaos and looming uprisings shake early regime
Unclear text describes political turmoil in Washington with references to senators, administration drives against TVA decisions, inflation threats, and potential uprisings. Mentions international ties and a chaotic environment affecting policy and public order.
Emerson vows to fight for custody of his children
A dramatic custody hearing unfolds as Emerson declares he will fight to the last ditch to secure custody of his three children. Witnesses testify to alleged affairs, with claims involving Barton Sewell and Mrs. Sewell. The three children, including the 14 month old youngest, are the central stake in the dispute between the parents.
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Teen Maes
Mere. Herken
Emerson
Last Ditch
Wolam
Vane
Turton
Wate
Dane J Scholtz Kimerson
Ootlite
Di'vavee
Barton Sowell
Berseiler
Sportaman Ag
Ranergon Vanteered
Mross
Wlegug Anerson
Hawk
Lent Clamantt Sewell
Atahe
Meron
Chi
Barton Eimerson
Manganese Industry Faces Trade Pressure Amid Price Cuts
Washington February reports the American Manganese Producers accuse See ry Hull of negating Reciprocal trade pacts, threatening defense industry supplies. They claim manganese prices fall from 1 to 1 1/2 cents per pound, warning of crisis if policy shifts continue.
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Washington
Allervienia Manganese
Chilfort
Seery Hull
Lons
Dmlcl
Daten
Te Sher
Industry
Betty Gow Blasts Reilly Tactics In Trial
Betty Gow attacks Attorney J Reilly over his tactics in a trial. She spoke with her mother at Southampton and criticized the defense, saying the remarks were abusive and injurious. She threatened not to reveal more about the tragedy and considered a holiday to forget the awful time.
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Betty Gow
Reilly
Landan
J. Rellips Helly
Seal Alri
Charlow
Lind Borel
Fremington
Nyt
Misa Gow
Southampton
Indbergh
Aha
Annimann
Britain
America
White
United
Scotland
Betty
President Roosevelt Signs New Control Act Amid Court Clash
Roosevelt signs new control act aimed at industrial recovery code. Law seeks to curb court challenge that blocks key New Deal provisions. Congress acted last afterno n to advance the measure despite constitutional questions and party divisions.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Legiaiation
Wary Weather and Whimsical Words From Feb 2 Report
A garbled field report from California on February 2 recounts daylight observations and a rough crash scene as a camera plate captured a flight over 20 miles. The text then shifts to political chatter about government wage payments and Senate discussions, ending with a personal sign-off.
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Calif
Wiley
Dart
Washington News
Srnate
Anya
Abduction Plot Reported Against Bethlehem Steel Chief
State trooper Marshall Wilhelm said a plot to kidnap Isogene G Grace president of Bethlehem Steel for 250 000 dollars had been reported to authorities. The gang’s links to robberies including bank holdups were noted, and officials avoided naming informants. Mayor Pfeifle and Northampton County Commissioner Costelucu were named as residents connected to the case.
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Hethlehem
Marshall Wilhelm
Isogene G Grace
OC Bethlehen Steel Company
Iugleler
al- Jogud
Ltve
Saneals
Wilhelm
Lowe
Bel
Bethlehem
Tw Bank Hoaldups
Virinity
Mie
Grace
Wilber Sail
Robert Pfeifle
Northampton County
Neholay Costelucu
Bethichen
Fear Adminstration Faces Threat to Control Congress
Washington reports show administration leaders alarmed by a Senate revolt over the 4.88 billion work relief bill as the second month of the session closes with little major legislation. Chamber of Commerce cites resistance to sweeping proposals and a bloc seeking a more independent course, while Democrats downplay the threat and Republicans split on the issue. Continued on Page }
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Congress
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
States
Capitol HN
Chamber of Commerce
Roosevelt Restful Evening After Fly Club Visit
President Roosevelt enjoyed a brief respite after an evening at Harvard's Fly Club with his son Franklin Jr. The Boston stop followed by a trip to Hyde Park, as he relaxed from duties and reunited with old friends and classmates. He was a member of The Fly during his student days at Yale.
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Boston
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Harvard College
Franklin, Jr
Hunself
Waryard
The
Fly
House votes to regulate liquor on sound under new retail plan
The Montana House approved measure 11 ER 248 to permit retail sale of liquor in state controlled stores with bonded licensed outlets and strict regulations to end bootlegging and the federal excise tax. The vote, by about two to one, aimed to curb underground drinking and extend debate into the night. Continuous coverage continues on page 6.
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HOUSE
Montana
Mike
Howe of Representatives
Storms Wreak Deaths Across Oceans and Lands
Weather fronts bring sleet wind and dust with 10 deaths in a two day period. Storms lash the Atlantic and Pacific regions and inland US across the east and southwest. Multiple injuries reported as winds topple structures and disrupt travel.
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Atlante
Pacific
United States
Windaiarn
France
Swindlehurst in serious condition after operation
Joseph Swindlehurst Sr., chairman of the Montana Reconstruction Finance corporation board and a Livingston Chamber of Commerce leader, is reported in bad condition after gall bladder surgery. He had just returned two weeks ago from Tochester, Minnesota, where doctors treated him for the ailment.
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Oph Swindlehurst, Sr
Montana
Reconstruction Finance Corponation
Com. Livingston
Eialtean
Livingston
Com- Merce
Democrata of
Suijndishurst
Hese
Tochester
Minn
Weather outlook for the Northern Rocky Mountains next week
A garbled forecast notes below normal temperatures at the start of the week with a rise in temperatures later. It mentions the northern Rocky Mountains and a general trend of colder than normal conditions early, then warming through the week.
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Rocky
Bride Wins Reno Marriage by Coin Toss
In Reno on a coin flip the bride Dorothy Williams of Fresno won a marriage to Harold Nelson of S10 Westaye Pune. The loser, a witness, rumors say, was Miss Williams’s rival, while Nelson declared “heads” as the decisive side. The clerk drew a dot and the ceremony proceeded, followed by reports of a violent outcome as the groom and other party were later said to have been killed or harmed.
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Reno
Feb
Harold Nelson
S10
Westaye
Pune
Elwood
Bronver
Ming Dorothy Whiliama
Fresno
Wan Nelson
Reemer
Washington battles over four and a half billion relief bill
Washington debates the president’s four and a half billion relief package with Democratic leaders warning of inflation and extra debt if the McCarran amendment passes. Senator Robinson urges unity against inflation threats while lawmakers discuss future actions and potential vetoes. Page 2 continues.
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Washington
Robinson
Senate
Arkansas Democrat
McCarran
Ware
Verbal Liquor Debate Drives Montana Senate Session
Montana state senators planned prayers for pet measures as noon voting approached. A special liquor control committee report due after lunch was expected to influence third reading motions and potential law changes.
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Montana
State Senate
State Liquor Control Board
Sulamits Ita
Oliver of
Carter
Imported wines not superior to American grown varieties
A vintage era claim argues that imported wines are not inherently better than U S produced wines. Some American brands rival any country, though vintners can spoil good grapes. The text notes historic wine making here and offers a booklet on wines and serving. Mail coupon for Barroso booklet price and delivery details.
TVA Decision Sparks Washington Turmoil Over Power Program
In Washington February 92, administration experts condemn plans to seek Supreme Court action against a ruling adverse to TVA in Alabama. TVA supporters express concern to consternation as New Deal measures face potential obstruction. Judge Grubb ruled TVA lacking authority to dispose of sewer generated at hydroelectric plants on the Tennessee River. Continued on Page 2.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Carlion
TVA
Alabama
Henry T. Hunt
PVA
Tennessee Valley Authority Inap
W. J. Grubb
Grubb
NRA
Tennessay River
Activities of NRA Going Under Probe
Washington Mab 1 The Senate judiciary subcommittee announced it will probe the National Recovery Administration to determine who drafted the codes and whether Big Business influenced their creation and enforcement The inquiry aims to assess the administration and the drafting process and may target Hugh Johnson and Donald Rivehberg amid concerns about the NRA s impact and possibly extend to broader anti trust implications
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Washington
Mab
Ftudy
Senate
Mned
National Recovery, Administration
Hay
Hugh
Johnson
Recovery Administration
Donald Rivehberg
NRA
National Emergency Council
King
Utah
Congress
Kennamer Gets 25 Years in Slaying Case
Pawner Oklahoma February 24 Twenty five years in state penitentiary the penalty for 8 year old Phil Kennamer for the slaying of John F Gore in Tulsa last Thanksgiving night. He stood in district court accepting the term without change of expression. Defense stated intent to appeal. Judge Hirat granted four months for preparation. The case grew from an alleged extortion plot against the family of Phil's girlfriend.
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Pawner
Okla
Phil Kennamee
John F. Goreet
Tulsa
Franklin
Ken- Hamer
Thuman Hurat
Hirat
Ation
Canvigtowt
Mn Fury
Ling
Andarom
Wis
Sandstone County
Story
Kennamoerrath Gorrall
Tylny
Phil
Bionda
Virginia Whiros
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Heemer
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