Mellon outlines $1.46 billion spring financing plan
Secretary Mellon announced plans to raise 1.46 billion dollars for the treasury spring financing. The goal includes retiring 1.1 billion in treasury notes and likely funding veterans certificates. The issue mix features 500 million in 12 year bonds, 300 million in six month certificates, and 600 million in one year certificates at low rates. The offerings would be sold at par with March 16 as the interest date.
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Veto Forecast on Muscle Shoals Bill in Capital
Washington March 1 Congressional leaders abandoned hope for enacting other general laws before adjournment as President Hoover prepared to veto the Norris measure for government operation of the Muscle Shoals power and nitrate plant. The president called the bill a political symbol, a view echoed on Capitol Hill.
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Curran declares U S. is wet as Democrats weigh repeal
Washington March 1 AP A cle ar majority of Americans favor repeal of the 18th amendment says Henry H Curran president of the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment in his annual report to about 360000 members He accuses the Wickersham commission of bias and criticizes President Hoover for handling its findings He notes growing anti prohibition sentiment in the House and Senate and predicts no progress in the prohibition case
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Montana Senate Approves Four Million Delaware? Not
The Montana Senate in its first Sunday session approved bills totaling about 4.63 million for state government over the coming two years. Revenues are projected at 4.3 million, leaving a gap of roughly 330 thousand, with cuts of about 340 thousand made in the passed bills. Conference committees are expected to review funding and a 3 million bond allocation for higher education and custodial institutions. A public hearing on the bond was held at the Placer Hotel.
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Tragedy Reaches Wales Party in Chile
A royal visit tragedy in Banlago Chile as twelve military band members drown when their returning lighter sinks on Lake Llanquihue after a collision with the steamer Chile. Seven were rescued and one body recovered.
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Fourteen Russ Face Charge Of Plot To Overcast Soviet
Moscow reports a counter revolution trial opening with fourteen defendants and five judges. Prosecutor Krilenko plans six witnesses including Ramsin and Lafehy. Defendants allegedly confessed to manipulating the Russian social democratic party to overthrow the Soviet government. details may unfold over days.
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Gandhi and viceroy hold new India talks on peage
In New Delhi on March 1 Mahatma Gandhi and Lord Irwin met for over four hours to seek a settlement of India’s political crisis. Renewed efforts to resolve the dispute followed the lengthy talks and hope for progress was raised by today’s conference.
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Banks to Assist Veterans With Compensation Loans
Washington report says Banks nationwide are urged by Veterans' Administrator Hines to extend loans on veterans compensation certificates. He notes banks can loan money on the certificates, allowing veterans to borrow in their own communities and ease the current loan shortage.
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Bomb damages Portland apartment 5 in alleged targeted attack
An explosion at the Blackstone apartments in Portland Oregon shattered windows and was believed to be a bomb thrown from a car. Police suspect the attack targeted Harry Mittleman, a local apartment house builder and broker amid recent labor trouble.
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Navy toasts Peru president as new junta takes power
Lita Perth Marenti APJ Tieardo Leoncio Wiins, chief justice, was named provisional president of Peru's new junta after Col. Tuts M. Sanches Cerro quit amid armed revolt threats. The navy demanded a civilian army mix and move to prevent civil war as ships stalled to Arequipa.
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Fire Captain Killed as Bullets Hit Burning Auto
San Francisco March 1 Fire Captain William Bohen was killed when bullets exploded from a burning automobile as he and his crew battled the flames. Edwin J. Andrew, 20, surrendered and faced manslaughter and gun law charges after claiming self defense. The car overturned following a tire blowout. no other occupants were injured.
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Three oil workers perish in flames in Long Beach
Three oil workers, Hanley brothers HC and MW, and HBS Clark, died when an undetermined explosion engulfed them on Warren No. 1 well in Signal Hill district. The fire burned over an hour before extinguished.
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Two Men Quizzed In Vivian Gordon Case
Two men accused by Vivian Gordon of conspiring to frame her arrest eight years ago were questioned by police. Patrolman Andrew J. McLaughlin who made the arrest and former husband John Bischoff of Audubon N J were brought to headquarters from Bermuda. McLaughlin, described as dapper, claimed he did not recall the arrest.
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Western Europe Hit by Severe Snowstorm Across Continent
Paris reports a roaring winter storm with inch and a half of snowfall in suburbs, melting to hinder roads. Atlantic gale lashes coast causing shipping delays near Cherbourg and La Rochelle. Caen valley floods, roads submerged. In Denmark heavy snow halts rail and road traffic across Jutland Funen and Iceland routes. Sweden faces heavy snowfall blocking highways and several rail lines. Wires down in multiple regions.
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Montana widow inherits $250000 from Scottish fortune
Bromley, Kent, March 1. Mrs. Sarah Planner, a war widow with four children, was told she inherits $250,000 from the estate of James Hamilton, a Scottish emigrant who died in the United States. She would receive one fourth of a $1,000,900 estate. Hamilton's sister reportedly resided in Montana. The place of Hamilton’s death is not known.
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House Awaiting Senate Action On 3 Million Bond Money
James W. Scott reports the Montana House has cleared its calendar aside from the alloca tion and appropriation bills. With about 20 bills remaining the final three days of the session must settle these measures after the Senate has held them for days. The primary task is agreement on the division of the 3 million bond funds.
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McCracken to Build L-Shaped HQ in Livingston
Mareni McCracken, wholesale operator, announced purchase of two buildings in Livingston, plans to construct a new L-shaped headquarters on Tiegen's lot and adjacent rear area. He acquired the National Park bank building at Park and Main to house operations and also took over the Hefferlin estate properties housing Blakesley grocery Vickers drug store and Tom King furniture.
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Seven Tars Lost as Cargo Boat Sinks Off Capeena
The cargo vessel Commerce, sailing from Lucaria with pine cargo, foundered in a fierce gale off Capeena yesterday. All seven crewmen perished despite rescue attempts by the steamer Maria Made, which aided in the futile effort.
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Fear 16 Men Lost On Dutch Trawler Near Fraserburg
Coast guard officials fear about 16 men aboard an Eaton trawler were lost in a snow storm off Fraserburg Scotland. An overturned vessel was spotted offshore with the word Yinulden on the stern, identified as the registry port. One body washed ashore while heavy seas thwarted rescue efforts.
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Death of Blonde Identified in Pendleton Woman's Death
Klamath Falls Oregon March 1 The comely blonde woman who slashed herself to death with a razor blade Saturday at a local hotel was believed identified today as Mrs. Pearl Wilson of Pendleton Oregon Officers generally accepted the death by suicide finding of Dr Sharp autopsy surgeon.
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Mountain Lion Slays Two Mexican Women Near Tampico
Near Tampico, Mexico, a ferocious mountain lion killed two peasant women yesterday. Armed locals hunted the animal. villagers cowered indoors as hunters found three cubs nearby. The victims, both wives, were attacked as the cougar mauled them, their clothing torn.
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Five Sandinistas killed in Nicaragua clash near Daraili
In Daraili Nicaragua early today five Sandinistas were killed and 20 wounded in a clash with national guardsmen. Defenders were five guardsmen and 10 civil guards. three civil guards were wounded and to be flown to Managua by a United States Marine Corps air transport.
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Career of Henry Cooper ends after 36 years in House
Washington March 1 Representative Henry Allen Cooper of Wisconsin dies at 86 years in office. The dean of the house, 80 years in service, collapsed after a heated session and died with his wife at his bedside. A fall last summer and ongoing health issues, plus his opposition to entering World War I, shaped a long career noted for support of Robert LaFollette. Continued on Page 2.
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All Walks of Life Mourn Samuel Hill
Mourners from many walks of life paid final respects to Samuel Hill at funeral services in Seattle. Diplomats from Japan and Belgium, the premier of British Columbia, Governor Wartley, Mayor Edwards, and the Washington state highway patrol sent wreaths. After cremation the urn will be interred at the Hill estate on Washington Street.
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Fascists Hold Their Own in Brunswick Elections
Fairly complete returns from Brunswick municipal and communal elections show the fascist party likely held its own, while the communist vote surged nearly 40 percent versus 1930 Reichstag balloting. Social democrats remain first, fascists second, communists third, with gains for the left outside the city.
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Another Hurricane Threat Looms Over Suva Fiji
A new hurricane formed near Suva in the Penang sugar district north of the Rewa river. The storm, following a deadly cyclone that week, rose to gale force near Suva as residents moved belongings to higher ground.
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Sunday School Teacher 17 Held for Attacking Woman
Haverhill Massachusetts March 1 A high school honor student and Sunday school teacher Russell Noble seventeen confessed to entering the boudoir of Mrs Clara Ellis and beating her into unconsciousness with a hammer. He faced district court on charges of assault with intent to murder and breaking and entering. He said he needed six dollars to cover class funds and borrowed ten to pay for class pictures.
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Snow Falls Bring Hope to Southwest Wheat Growers
A spring storm moved east from the Rocky Mountains bringing snow to wheat fields in the Southwest and western Missouri. The blanket boosted moisture for dry, mild winter wheat areas in Kansas Oklahoma and Texas with warmer conditions expected tomorrow in the storm belt.
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Leon Trotsky Villa on Prinkipo Destroyed in Fire
Istanbul March 1. Leon Trotsky and his ill wife escaped injury as their villa on Prinkipo Island burned to the ground this morning. The fire, suspected to have begun from a faulty stove, destroyed private possessions.
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French aviators set record for duration flight in Algeria
Oran, March 1. French pilots Lucien Bousourot and Alte Rosstoda broke the duration flight record in a circuit, staying aloft 75 hours 23 minutes and covering 5,470 miles. They surpassed Italian contenders Maddelana and Cecconi, whose 75 hours 7 minutes and 5,057 miles stood as the previous mark.
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London Navy Pact Revised by Agreement in Paris
A modified London naval pact reached in Paris by France Britain Italy to limit naval armaments. The accord will be transmitted to Washington and Tokyo for signatories United States and Japan, with details to be announced publicly and submitted to respective governments for approval.
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