League globals condemn Japanese policy in Manchuria
The League of Nations adopted a report condemning Japan's Manchurian policy as a violation of international agreements. The Japanese delegation walked out in protest, while reports from Jehol and Shanghai describe increased anti Japanese sentiment and ongoing military actions.
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Young Woman Falls 180 Feet in Downtown Collapse
A woman tentatively identified as June Marie Powell, 28, fell 180 feet from a building in the downtown hual mensistrict, struck a parked car, and died. Eyewitnesses scattered as the falling form plummeted to the ground. No further injuries reported.
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June Marie Powell
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New York Bankers May Face Criminal Action
Washington reports the federal government weighing criminal charges after Senate stock market hearings. Evidence centers on National City Bank of New York and alleged law violations in securities dealings and income tax evasion related to stock sales and loans. Investigations by Justice Department and New York authorities follow testimony and an old Lehmann opinion cited by prosecutors.
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Senate Intervenes In Conference On Excess Appropriations
Appropriations are set to exceed income by 325000 as Senate arranges a conference. The session convenes at 19:00 to review bills from the House's final transfer, with a bill amendment proposed by the finance and claims committees. Senator Pauline of Finthend chairs the committee efforts as pages note continued discussion on Page 2.
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Beer added to medicines physicians may prescribe
Washington reports that a bill to remove limits on prescriptions for beer by doctors passed the House after a heated 40 minute debate and moves to the Senate. Supporters argue the measure clarifies medical practice while opponents say it could encourage saloons in drugstores. Blanton charged the bill would turn doctors into tavern keepers amid party friction and calls for tighter control.
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Coast Guard acquitted on murder charge in New York
In New York Poh 24 AP Harvey Parry a captain guard boslawain was acquitted today of the murder of Garnet Brotherfan Staten Lat and riding maaior whom he scene of being Uninite with Parry's wife.
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Bail Given Suspects in Lindbergh Case
Roanoke Virginia February 24 AP two suspects Tee Bryant 1 and Norman Harvey 26 obtained their release on bond and the government was given an extension for investigation by agreement deferring until today the hearing of the two men and Harvey's wife Heeley on charges connected with an attempt to extort 60000 from Charles A Lindbergh by threats against his second son
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Tulsa Charity Charge Has Plenty of Coin
Tulsa, Olln Feb 24 AP A clothes bag taken from an elderly woman held 2 806 in coins. The woman previously at the county farm refused to explain the contents. County agencies have aided her for a year.
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Mary ‘Talkington
Murder in Texas plane tied to thieves plot
Brownsville Texas February 24 A police theory links a youth student Myer to a plot by thieves to steal an airplane for a gang. Erin McCall 21 shot and killed himself after landing the plane containing instructor Jahman Nelson who died from a head wound. Twelve men were detained as prosecutors questioned them in a secret hearing.
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Terrific Blizzard Sweeps Britain Reported Dead
A severe blizzard paralyzed Britain with drifts many feet high blocking lines and roads. Three people died as cold and wrecked transport left trains stranded between Fishguard and Paddington and storm conditions hampered rescue efforts.
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Firefighter Routed by Enraged Bull in Rural Calo Event
In Calo, a rate bull charged a firefighter today igniting a feed barn and hay stack. Firefighters fought the blaze as the animal raged, then the bull attacked again, forcing retreat. The incident occurred near Starry Vogler, with safety actions amid chaotic efforts to control the flames.
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Plan of Eccles 10 Brings Prosperity Plan Prospective
Washington February 24 An outspoken young banker from Eccles Ogden Utah discount ed before the senate finance committee today what the government has done to bring back better times and advocated a sweeping program that he said might frighten those who possess health Eccles president of First Security Corporation Utah and Southern Idaho and president of construction lumber and creamery companies appeared in the committee study of ways to return prosperity J David Stern editor and publisher of the Philadelphia Record and the Camden Courier continues on page 10
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Airplane to Fly Provisions to Snowbound Nevada Camps
A transport plane will deliver several hundred pounds of food tomorrow to over twenty snowbound men women and children in four mining camps 75 miles northwest of Las Vegas Nevada. The groups have been cut off for three weeks with starvation feared after two men struggled out on snowshoes today to report conditions. An appeal went to Western Air Express to mount a relief mission from Las Vegas.
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Chicago Union Chief Shot Dead on Street
Chicago February 24 Dennis Zaogier 57 business agent for the Holating Engineers union shot to death on a city street by two men who fled in a car. He suffered a head wound and could not speak before dying.
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Tacoma tragedy linked to missing Mary Fitzgerald case
Tacoma police report Clanie Allen 48, said to be the last person seen with Mary Fitzgerald, Tacoma Junior League president, before her drowning. Allen was found dead at home with gas stove burners on but unignited, a bathrobe over his head. Both had been subpoenaed as witnesses in Fitzgerald’s death inquiry.
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West End Rail Lines Cleared After Snowblock
Missoile Feb 24 AP snow and drift blocked the Milwaukee main line and the Coeur d Alene branch of the Northern Pacific west of town. Trains resumed on their own rails after two days as the Pony Norris branch cleared. Between Elliston and Austin on the Helena mountain drifting snow hindered railroad workers.
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Fear Contact, Mont Man Buried Under Snowslide
We A Flemming postmaster at Contact was swept away by a snowslide near Speculator Creek while tracking a strapling dog. Searchers found one dog dead, but Flemming and the other dog were missing with officers alerted to the possible tragedy near Weir Warren reported as a witness.
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Fish and Seafood Recipes for the Lenten Menus
Information Bureau offer promotes a booklet on affordable fish and seafood cooking. It outlines methods from basic baked and broiled to stuffed and pickled fish and promises healthier, lower cost meals. Frederic J. Waskin directs the Washington DC information service. readers can order the booklet for 25 cents.
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Untitled Local Teen Project Report
A brief note outlines a teen led project with unclear details. It mentions youth participants and a community setting but lacks concrete dates or organizations. Further readable fragments suggest a focus on activities or a workshop.
Reed Seeks Expulsion Of Independent Senators From GOP
Washington report says Senator Reed of Pennsylvania will urge the next Republican caucus to expel independents who backed Franklin D. Roosevelt in November. Four named senators Johnson California Cutting New Mexico La Follette Wisconsin Norris Nebraska could be targeted, while McNary Oregon opposes such punishment noting states define party loyalty. Norris warned against overreach, suggesting expulsions could backfire.
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Army of 4000 volunteers to scour Denver area for Boettcher kidnappers
Police chief Albert T Clark announced a 4000 strong volunteer force drawn from the American Legion, Denver service clubs, firemen and others will search Denver and surrounding counties for clues in the Boettcher kidnapping case. The army will operate Sunday or Monday under city police supervision with Republican and Democratic precinct committeemen serving as an intelligence bureau. Clark also announced the pursuit of Tommy Coleman, a stockyard bank robber, as a suspect, noting Coleman once shared a cell with former Boettcher employee Waimer Nutt.
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Mayor Cermak Receives Sixth Intravenous Glucose Injection
Miami and Chicago reports describe Mayor Cermak’s condition after awakening from a restful night. A sixth intravenous glucose injection was administered in Miami early this morning to guard against cold and boost recovery efforts.
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Fire scare empties ICC building in Washington
Washington February 24 The eleven story Interstate Commerce Commission building at 12th and Pennsylvania emptied for its hundreds of employees within ten minutes after a short circuit in an elevator shaft started a small fire.
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Miners Clash in Springfield Riot Leaves Casualties
In Springfield Illinois a violent flareup between the Progressive Miners of America and deputy sheriffs at the Capital mine tipple leaves one man shot nearly twenty others hurt and ten arrested. Tear gas was used but winds dispersed the crowd. picket Joseph Poder was wounded in the face.
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Free Textbooks for All School Pupils Approved by House
The House debated free textbooks funded from the general fund extending state provision to pupils in public and private schools. Amendments aimed to repeal the policy failed, while proposals to reduce salaries of state appointive officials were also discussed, with debate lasting about two hours.
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No Real Revolt In Cuba Develops Despite Rumors
Havana February 24 AP Various disturbances across Cuba marked the republics celebration of the JEth Independence say but tonight the capital showed no signs of an organized movement against President Machado's government despite rumors.
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Senator Walsh to wed Cuban widow Truffin in Havana
Senator T J Walsh of Montana arrives in Havana to marry Renora Mina Peron Chaumont Truffin a wealthy Cuban widow from the Truffin family. The ceremony is planned for Monday at the US embassy followed by a return to Washington. Walsh is accompanied by the bride’s eldest son Regina and greeted by Ambassador Harry F Guegenheim. The couple will wed then depart for Washington to reside.
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Harry F. Guegenheim
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Marie Anno
Senora Perer
Golombian Gunboats Go Down in Battle
A Peruvian bulletin reports that Colombian gunboats racing and Pinchincha were sunk in a battle on February 15. Reconnaissance planes in the area have not sighted any remaining Colombian vessels previously in the vicinity.
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Seven Injured in Railway Wreck Near Miles City
Roundup Feb. 24 AP report: The westbound Olympian derailed near Goneva east of Miles City injuring seven passengers. Most victims sustained bruises or cuts. Mrs Amelia Larson of Mason City Tows (sic) had more serious injuries and was rescued pinned under a car. Doctors and nurses attended. the cause was blamed on aging rail.
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Federal Judge Impeached Over Receivership Handling
Federal Judge Warold Touderback of California was impeached for misdemeanor in office with five articles adopted. The charges allege handling of receivership cases and prejudice ending in a high court trial by the Senate, with a two thirds conviction required. The decision drew criticism from the judiciary committee and could delay any impeachment trial beyond March 4.
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