Impeachment vote urged for Attorney General in 52 to 46 tally
The House voted fifty two to forty six to accept a recommendation of its special investigating committee to impeach Attorney General Harrison J. Freeburn. The panel charged him with taking one thousand dollars in protection money to permit slot machines in the state. Proceedings followed executive session and a lengthy debate behind closed doors, with a roll call vote on the matter.
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House of Representatives
Harrison J. Preebourn
Fos. Hyyne
Toole
Palance
Attichya
Ta- Henenmene
Four Jailed Over Attempt to Intimidate Press Leaders
Four men were jailed in a case tied to attempts to intimidate the press. Francis Inge faced $7,500 bond on a conspiracy charge alleging deprivation of free expression. Others named include Miriam and George McKenzie and Sam Powe, with Ewald resigning as executive editor of the paper amid the incident and a later home intrusion and beating involving McKenzie’s husband.
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Byler
Diutriet
Francis Inge
Henry P. Ewald
Hin Righia
Miriam
Geoge Mckenzie
Sam Powe
Snady
Daft
Ewald
Prean Trereter
Inge
McKenzie
Montana Legislature Nearing Adjournment Tonight
The Montana 26th legislative assembly edges toward final adjournment as both chambers wrap up bill states and conference reports mainly on appropriations. Senate action slowed yesterday with four appropriation measures under conference, while the House prepares to resume today for continued consideration of special investigating committee reports and routine business.
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Montana
26Th Legislative Assembly
Senate Seactoe
Bouns
Auleadac
Senate
Finance and Claims Committee
House of Representatives
Manning
Britain Offers Shelter to Spanish Republican Leaders
London reports a guarded offer of shelter for Spanish Republican leaders amid Madrid unrest as they weigh continuing the civil war. French sources say Italy is asked to withdraw tolls from Spain while Madrid fears a revolt and calls for surrender. Geoffrey Lloyd says Madrid leaders may receive favorable consideration but must initiate entry. Nationalists anticipate surrender and deploy food trucks and 18,009 public order troops to Madrid.
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London
Madrid
Sigreral Pranne
Italy
Spain
Geoffrey Lloyd
Home Affairs
Oy Madris
England
Generahestina
France
Fifty Motor Cops Forced on Beats in Chester
Police in Chester forced to patrol on foot after motor policemen without licenses could not drive motorcycles or cars. State permits had expired at midnight and new registrations were pending from the state capital, leaving 50 officers on foot today.
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Chester
Maren
Sears
Cardinals Start Vote On New Pope Today As Conclave Opens
The College of Cardinals gathered in a solemn opening of the conclave to elect a successor to the pope. All 62 members attended as voting begins tomorrow, with prayers for guidance and a sermon urging a leader who can restore Christian precepts amid global strife. A shower and rainbow appeared over the Vatican during ceremonies as Prince Ludovico Cettahen handed the keys to the Vatican doors.
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College of Cantinals
Peter
Cole Lege
Vatican
Ludovico Chet Athen
Marahat
Swope urges Congress to act to restore business confidence
Gerard Swope president of General Electric told the House Ways and Means Committee that confidence must be backed by concrete action. He urged action to balance the budget and proposed social security reforms and a broad unemployment tax system to stabilize employment. He warned that business will judge by actions, not promises, and urged Congress to consider definite measures.
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Washington
Gerard Swope
General Electric Company
Rongrens
Robertson
D. Va
Secretary of Commerce
Marty
Trobertson
Congress
Mexico Expels German Official For Activities
Mexico City reports Karoo Ioon Von Holiouffer, brother-in-law to the police chief, implicated in Mexican German barter flows, is expelled by presidential decree. The German embassy denies espionage claims as he is held for departure aboard a Hamburg America liner. Vera Cruz hosts other arrest Paul Garbinsky, charged with forging Mexican passports.
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Mexico City
Department of the Interior
Karoo Ioon von Holiouffer
Hetlin
Mexico
Diacionad
Baron von Holleufer
Goering Forecasts German Population Growth and Power
Derlin March 1 Field Marshal Hermann Goering told Nazi leaders that Germany will raise its population from 80 million to 100 million and that every citizen will be used to strengthen strength and mobilize for readiness. He spoke at the fourth annual air force day celebration promising sustained military buildup and international influence.
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Derlin
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Nazi Asnerteil
Germany
Hig
Fata
Gay
Witness Emerges in Dancer Slayer Case
Police report a new witness saw a man fleeing a Los Angeles college after dancer Anya Sandjyera was bludgeoned. The 38 year old Russian caregiver Mies Soxoyeva, en route to a night school production, told officers the assailant spat at her and fled as she collapsed. Authorities refrain from identifying the未.
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Withers
Taxson
Mies Soxoyeva
Alewan
Hern
Vahn
Gtr
Joint Committee Reports On State Liquor Business
A Montana legislative panel labeled the liquor brokerage system a racket after a 40 day investigation spanning Missoula Hamilton Havre Great Falls Butte Anaconda Lewistown and Volonia. The report urged reform or removal of the state purchasing board with charges that brokers profit from purchases and that the system is widely recognized as flawed.
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Mquor Brokrrige
Montana
Senaleshonae
Veotinatfona
Beariea
Minsould
Hamilton
Havre
Great Pally Butte
Anaconda
Lowiktaen
Volona
Mi-paga
G. M
Indictments Brought Against Two in Kidnaping
In New York Brooklyn an indictment returned against Carter Mitchell 31 and George Whaty 29 for kidnapping the 4 year old Michael Katz son of bookmaker. They allegedly demanded 7 000 ransom and claimed to have abducted the child to recover 6 600 lost in horse racing bets. Both were held on 50 000 bail. Mrs Nellia Rosolick 31 Schwartz's sister was released after questioning.
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New York
Marcy
Michael Katz
Anttody
Carter Mitchell
George Whaty
Schwartz
Mitchell
Nin
Michael
Katz
Brooklyn Broad
Mitehall
Fulegrading Company
Xinping
Peter Brancato
Nellia Rosoick
Uestioning
Farm couple murdered in brutal Indiana crime
Edinburg Indiana March 1 a 12 year old girl Gloria Ann Brand survived a brutal dawn attack that killed her parents Paul and Gloria Brand after a midnight assault at their farm home. Farm hand Clifford Redmond confessed to the killings saying he was drunk. A rifle barrel with blood and a broken stock were found in Redmond’s car. The girl and her siblings hid during the attack and later told officers of the intruder who used an auto. The investigation centers on Redmond as state police and detectives pursue corroborating details.
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Indiana
Edinburg
Ind
UFA
Paul Brand
Gloria Annrand
Clittort Medmond
Ramsey
Ramasy Chi
von Toft
Gloria Brand Wan
Redmond
Chlof Finning
Rodmund
Walter Ebjertani
Bar S
Judith
Tommy
Gloria
Crima
Robert Robertson
Thera
Alory
Two Charged With Jury Fixing In Hines Case
New York news reports attorney Thomas B. Tewey charged Henry J Fieke and Sabatore di Salto with embracery and attempting to influence jurors in the Hines policy racket conspiracy trial. They allegedly sought to sway juror Harry Coon, with misstatements to Mrs Maud Coon about verdict outcomes, while Mayor LaGuardia commented on political control and police exposure.
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New York
Diainfer
Thomas B. Tewey
Henry J Fieke
Amt Sabatore di
Afl
Touay
Asen Bina Pallee
Jimmy Wings
Jimmy Hines
Ficke
di Sabio
Newey
Roneh
Harry Coon
di Sable
Ficko
Dewey
Maud Coon
Coon
Mra
Charles C. Nolt
Ted
Idaho House Advances Budget For Educational Institutions
Idaho's House moves to pass a housing bill and earmarks 2 604 215 dollars for the states Educational Institutions. The total funds show 256 260 dollars less than the amount appropriated two years ago.
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Rowe
Taebo
Idaho
House of Representatives
Amouds
Explosion at Japanese Arsenal devastates Hirakata area
Army arsenal blast in Hirakata near Osaka leaves hundreds feared dead or missing with fires and wide destruction. War Office in Tokyo says 47 percent injured, about 800 homes damaged, many victims incinerated, workers blamed for powder ignition.
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Osaka
Japan
Hirakata
War Office
Tokyo
Trailblazers Seek Funds for Helena Chamber Drive
Trailblazers led by Chief Trailblazer Lara Davhson and Kart J Murphy report their expedition raised 8874 dollars toward the Helena Chamber of Commerce budget for 1239. They hope to reach 1189 more from firms and individuals, aiming for a 3000 dollar goal to support Diamond Jubilee celebrations, street decorations, and city welfare projects. The wagon expedition began last Friday and, though locally organized, its results were noted only recently.
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Lara Davhson
Chir
Kart J. Murphy
Chance Gulch
Pester
Say
Helena
Last Payment on Bridge Discarded Half Century Ago
St Pan March 1 The city made the 129000 payment today on the Wabash steel bridge built with an IA70 bond. It had to be replaced 50 years ago. City fathers plan to start buying the Hobert Street span across the Mississippi River not the present bridge torn down 15 years ago.
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St Pan
Wabash Wtreel
Hobert Street
Missionippi
Disclosures of President Shocking in Senate Debate
Washington March 1. The senate heard a heated assertion that the motion would be shocked to learn what President Roosevelt secretly told a senate committee about defense and foreign policy. The claim came amid rearmament debates over selling American war planes to France and other developments in congress.
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Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
Lundeen
France
Barrio Becomes New President of Republican Spain
Madrid announces Disga Martinez Harro has assumed the presidency of the republic following the resignation of Mangel Azata. The cabinet meeting near Akkoto confirmed Arana’s exit and that the president of the cortes will assume duties in case the office is vacant.
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Madrid
Companique
Disga Martinez Harro
Dulierte
Spain
Mangel Azata
Martinez Harela
Cortes
Avant
Martinez Darria
Ianved
Akkoto
Arana
Corte Hall
Republic
Barrie Kes
President orders cruiser to carry Japanese envoy ashes home
President Roosevelt orders a heavy cruiser to transport the ashes of former Japanese ambassador Tiros Satto back to the United States. The Houston will dock Friday at Charleston at 2 pm. Satto died at 52 after months of illness. he had steered through the Panay incident and wartime strains in Washington‑Tokyo relations.
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Miami
Fin
Roosevelt
Japan
Tiros Satto
Dapancao Ambanasdor
United States
Washington
Thia
Pala
Alt ‘Hough
Theip
Noonavelt
Navy Department
Cristene Houston
Houston
Charisrton
Balto
Panay
Dafers
Jaramens
Aetlines
China
Ma Port
Kaneuke’Merinocht
Teave Charlee
Ehwret
Anatver
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