Walsh Named to Cabinet in Roosevelt's First Pick
President elect Roosevelt announces the cabinet with Senator Thomas J Walsh of Montana named attorney general and Daniel C Roper of South Carolina as secretary of commerce. Miss Princes Perkins of New York named secretary of labor, completing the inaugural list amid political fire and party tensions.
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Hyde Park
Rooseveit
Miss Princes Perkins
New York
Daniel C. Roper
South Carolna
Thomas J Walsh
Montana
Milos Veritas
Fenator Walsh
Wr Tloper
Cal
Wilibat
GM Adon
Oneal
Dendal
Nonin
Eion
Walsh
Getive Ny
Merk
Hak
Final Bern Gast Verdict Death by Own Action
A court's verdict finds the death resulted from the deceased's own action. The jury heard testimony about a shooting at a home, a body found with a pistol and a bullet wound, and statements from witnesses and officials. The proceedings referenced unnamed informants and noted the matter was not placed before a wider audience.
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Ems
Huron
Widenburg
Mins Harlow
Mind Harian
Inal Widenham
OG Tawson
Vinta
Mme
D It
Pilot Officer Tabert Rolph Dies in Collision
A fogbound air collision today involving three aircraft near Golligion killed no bystanders but cost Pilot Officer Tabert Rolph of Montreal his life. The Royal Air Force cadet, who recently graduated, collided with an unfamiliar aircraft piloted by Colin MacMullen during training operations.
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Mingeh
Thre Planca
Tabert Rolph
Montreal
Voara
Heoyal Air Force College
Colin MacMullen
Senator Walsh and Cabinet Post Hinted in Washington
Dastena Beach reports that Senator Thomas de Walsh of Venuura hints at a reshaped cabinet with new personnel, as he travels to Washington. The piece mentions a recent marriage and notes inquiries into naval oil reserve probes tied to Albert B Fall era prosecutions.
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Dastena Beach
Pla
Thomas de Walsh
Venuura
Chestiatr
Roosevolt
Dayana
Washington
Tims
Waleh
Naval Oil Reserve
Albert B Fall
Peveral Cmina
Tall
Pace
Tonlin House Fire Report From Telegraph Intercept
A fragmented clerical note describes a fire near the Tonlin Publishing Company. Police and telegraph lines report the incident as a central station inquiry with unclear details. The text is garbled and resembles a wire service transcript with missing names and precise actions.
Belmont Heirs Divvy Fortune Among Family and Organization
Madame Consuelo Belmont named chief beneficiary of her mother Mrs O H Belmont’s will. The National Woman’s Party in Washington receives 300000, the only bequest to an organization. Harold Vanderbilt and William Vanderbilt receive shares, and four Belmont children, August Belmont and other heirs, are left substantial sums and life estates in Woodlawn and Hal Court properties.
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New York
Consuelo Halaan
Willy
Belmont
Tony Mme Ralaan
Duchess of
Harold 3
Vanderbilt
Ron Wan
Nia
Wia Drather
William 1
Woodlawn
Ihn
Auguat Belmont
Altoo de Coleurla
August Helmont
New York City
Anon
Nelmont
Wan
Moving Season in Capital Before Inauguration
Washington tonight readies for inaugural ceremonies as hundreds arrive for the event. The outgoing administration prepares to depart with officials and personal effects moved from the White House, while new cabinet officers are to assume duties. Hotels report full occupancy and room renovations for Saturday’s parade plans. The inaugural committee anticipates 18 000 marchers with applications for many more.
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Washington Tech
National Capital
Wasp
Frank UN P. Roosevelt
Matthas
Hayada
Renault
Pennsylvania Avenue
Commissién
Bad Weather Halts Mardi Gras Pageant
A disrupted Mardi Gras pageant is reported as bad weather halts the event. The chaotic scene affects participants and organizers, with spectators left waiting as forecasts warn of further storms. The article notes local authorities urging caution and postponement plans for future festivities.
Great Posse Aria After Negro In Centreville Md
In Centreville Maryland on February 28 a large posse including a National Guard unit patrolled nearby woods after Harry Branch a Black man barricaded himself in a farm house. He escaped when gunfire erupted wounding a posse member Gar Wit. Branch fled the Appleford home and exchanged fire with pursuers as residents reported shotgun and pistol fire. Local tensions and a series of confrontations tied to prior shootings are described with tense, fragmentary details.
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Centreville
National Guard
Albert C. Ritchie
Harry Branch
Branch
Benard Appleford
Frank Brower
Ihirket
Fhoulder Ag
Lillian Giles
Perro
Aymtefard
Far Everett
Bin
Near Martial Law Declared in Germany After Fire
Berlin Feb 28 A decree signed by President von Hindenburg places Germany under virtual martial law to protect the people from communist danger. Cabinet members reported on last night’s incendiary fire at the Reichstag and the Liebknecht House, with authorities arresting communist Reichstag members though full martial measures were avoided to keep arms out of politics.
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Berlin
Germany
von Hindenburg
Wilhem Goermeg
Ministry of Interior
Hail Liebknecht
Communiet
Reihatay
Massacres Thru Germany Feared Amid Election Tension
Ash Wednesday dawned under a tense calm as rumors of planned Nazi violence swirl around the forthcoming reichstag elections. Reports from travelers and fragmented speeches hint at ruthless police action, but no firm facts anchor the fear in Berlin. Continuation noted as the story continues on page 2.
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Berlin
Germany
University appropriation tax measures approved by Senate
The Senate spent about four hours approving portions of the university appropriation and natural gas tax measures. A one cent per 1000 cubic feet charge was set for gas use, trimming the annual figure by 82,723 from the House amount and reducing employment hours in retail stores. Some measures were killed in committee, including tax deed reclamation leniency and mineral rights claims, while an amendment barred using millage funds to pay a university chancellor.
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Che Senate
Baby born, jailed after mother’s 180 day vagrancy sentence
A one day old baby girl was taken into custody and sent to jail as Mia Toney Arce, the mother, returned from the county hospital with the infant. Arce is serving an 180 day sentence for vagrancy.
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Tenother Mia Toney Arce
Deron
Roosevelt Enjoys Joking With Associates About Clothes
February 28 dispatch reports President Roosevelt teasing aides about outfits. His political secretary Tone Howe arrived with no new clothes, prompting Roosevelt to joke about socks and ties while Howe boasted a new attire.
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Marvin
Metatyre
Mac
Roopoyolt
Advanced Japanese Push Near Jenol in Sino Japanese War
The Associated Press reports steady Japanese advance in Jenol and along major passes protecting Sulchung city. Chinese defenses collapse near Shargnovhan and Taiping as heavy fighting marks the latest Yehol engagement. Japanese air reconnaissance operates from Chinwangtao as regions shift in the Manchurian front. George Lansbury calls for united action in London.
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Chinchow
Offehor
Sulchung
Shargnovhan
Khordar
Yehol
Atan Taiping
Chinwangtag
London
George Lansbury Tabor
FADIO LOTTERIES ON KA ARE FORBIDDEN
Waanington Feb 28 AP Cangredon nation was contemplated today on the bill forbidding radio lotteries on the air and making minor changes to the radio Was A. finally written. It forbids the broadcasting of advertisements concerning lotteries or prizes depending partly on chance.
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Waanington
Cangredon
Hanes
Insull Pension Sparks Protest at Chicago Power Meet
At the Peoples Gas Light and Coke annual meeting in Chicago critics protested Insull’s $6000 yearly pension while he was a fugitive in Greece. Similar pensions were approved by two other Thault operator companies, lifting total stipends to about $15 200 as tensions rose over governance and “gang rule” remarks.
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Chicago Tech
Samuel Insull
Greece
Peoples Gas Light and Coke Company
Thault
Peoples Company
Ilhealne
Al Smith outlines tariff, debt moratorium plan
In front of the senate finance committee Al Smith sketches a broad program to improve economic conditions. He proposes public works expansion to aid the jobless, debt settlement based on trade, tariff revision, and consolidation of transportation agencies into a unified system as Roosevelt prepares to take office.
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Washington
Alfred E. Smith
Senate Finance Committee
Smith
Ituasia
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
White House
House action saves deputy county officials from pay cuts
The House met at 10 o'clock and passed amendments to bills amid a busy agenda. Members debated third readings and prepared for Senate action on numerous measures as the session nears its close. A prior vote killed a bill to cap deputy salaries and limit deputies, ending attempts to reconsider.
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Senate
Condition of Cermak Improving in Miami
Mayor Anton Cermak of Chicago shows improving condition after gunshot wounds. He rests comfortably with normal breathing and no cardiac or respiratory distress. Doctors note no opiates given and he responds to suggestion to sleep with bromides not requested.
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Miami
Fla
Anton Cermak
Chicago
Cermak
Cuban Dynamite Plot Found Near Havana Police HQ
A truck loaded with dynamite was found parked in front of Havana police headquarters for over two hours. Authorities dismissed public fear and stated terrorists active since last summer planned to blow up the headquarters.
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Havana
Missing Ford official found after sudden disappearance
Detroit February 28 Henry Ford's general secretary Eirneat G Liebold reappeared in a Traverse City hotel room after vanishing 40 hours earlier. He told Ford he woke up unable to explain his long drive and that he was exhausted from two weeks of tense work on Detroit banking reorganizations.
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Detroit
Eirneat G. Liebold
Henry Ford
Traverse City
Wich
Neter
Ford
Angoriates
Ford Motor Company
Ten Lives Lost As Pacific Storm Sinks Schooner Crew
A severe North Pacific storm claimed ten lives including five aboard the schooner Rollanca and a lamp all hands believed lost after a wreck near the Alaskan coast. Coast Guard reports indicate the vessel foundered and search operations were abandoned as the storm battered the coast from Oregon to Alaska.
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Vbandan
Coast Guard
Albert Fate
Ketchikan
Tha Dlapateh
Alagkan
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