Limitation of Worlds Seafuges To Be Taken Up Soon
Washington reports a British American Japanese naval talks convening in June or July to discuss maximum cruiser destroyer tonnage. The United States has floated a three power formula to London and Tokyo, informal but potentially formalized if accepted. The move centers on a limited imitation project, not a full tonnage reduction, and is tied to ongoing diplomatic conversations.
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Rae
United States
London
Tokyo
Consiara
Miller Awarded Prison Term in Fraud Case
New York March 8 Thomian W Miller former alien property custodian was sentenced to 1 year in federal prison and fined 3000 for conspiracy to defraud the United States in claims totaling seven million dollars Miller and former attorney general Marty M Daugherty were linked in the indictment though Daugherty's case was dropped Miller plans an appeal through counsel Aaron Sapiro and Miller and his wife face a 5000 home bond kept pending appeal
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New York
Thomian W. Miller
Miller
Marding
Marty M. Daugherty
Foremer
Miler
Daugherty
Aaron Sapiro
Wamtington Det
Fumes Kill Two in Houston Refinery Accident
In Houston near Hunthle Oil & Refining company, a high pressure gas line burst releasing deadly fumes. Two refinery workers died, Robert L. Perry aged 30 and Gly Lansford aged 25. Charles Baker was near death as rescuers and physicians treated five others injured.
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Houston
Texas
Palmotors
Baytown
Hunthle Oil & Refining Company
Gly Lansford
Charles Baker
Alienists Seek to Save the Slayer of Little Chicago Boy
Alienists present x dozen pictures of 26 year old Croarkin in a case involving the slaying of a Little Chicago boy. A psychiatrist testified on mental condition findings, with experts noting possible dementia from birth and antitaut lumbar vertebrae discovered in new analysis. The case was heard at Cook County Hospital under Dr. Willant J. Vickron's guidance.
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Chicago
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Little Waller Schmith
Sidrousah
Croarkin
Maxttultion
Habeyi
Coarkin
Willant J. Vickron
Cook County (Chica and Paychopathic Hospital
Daano Whett Ko
Stay Granted 6 Men in Shadow of Illinois Prison Break
Six of seven convicts who escaped from a Illinois penitentiary in May 3 were recaptured within 24 hours after a jail break aided by a prison official. One escapee, James Mrice, remains at large as an appeal by the condemned man and a stay of execution were granted by the state supreme court awaiting further review.
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Chicago
Supreme Court
Mnan
Frederick de Young
Beypheld
Jas
Peter M.N. Klein
Uey
Klein
James Mrice
Ain
Crime Conference in Chicago Proposes Quickening Prosecutions
A Chicago crime conference hosted by officials including the police and state's attorney discussed reforms aimed at speeding from indictment to conviction, limiting jury guidance, allowing comment on failures to testify, and restricting appeals. Mayor Dever argued that much crime is not Chicago’s fault. Continued on page two.
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Chicago
March
Courta
Premature blast kills four in Altoona area
Four men died and four were injured in a premature blast at the Saint Charles quarries near Altoona Pennsylvania. Officials blamed the explosion on a company mishap and are investigating the incident.
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Altoona
Saint Chair Quarties
Ganistér
Here
Hope for Release of Captive Airmen
The article reports on Moroccan tribes holding Allied airmen off Cape Jubel after a storm delayed rescue efforts. Officials, including Premier Prima de Riviera, hope for a peaceful release while warning ransom negotiations may occur.
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Menae Ures
Tadeovire-Tiees
Ls Jantio
Roloniel Deparehment
Eden
Milox
Capa Munk
Katinas
Adder
Ranaont
Tokyo Earthquake Casualties and Destruction Reported
The Japanese home office reports 1,699 killed in the Tango district from Monday's quake with extensive losses in Mineyama Amino Kayatsu and Malito. Osaka suffered 21 dead 127 injured. 121 houses collapsed. Relief crews and army planes mobilized as villages burned and injuries rose.
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Mineyama
Amino
Kayatsu
Malito
Miyazu
Kuwlabama
Tallmo
Osaka
Tire
Nome
Kyoto
Ikataki
SOO
Ishikawa
Sekiha
Kyoto Prefectural
Yamada
Becatec
Tay
Court Denies Injunction Blocking Obscene Play Production
New York court拒 under judge Mahony refused to issue a temporary injunction to halt the production of "The Captive" amid obscenity charges. The ruling found the play’s literary merit and themes did not meet the statute’s bar on obscenity, allowing continued production by the theater company.
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New York
March
API— Llornes
Las Mater
Sunfraye Court Juatea
Jeremiah P. Mahonon
Oty Piaintify
Pesarnsen
Dee
Justin Mahoney
Naked show in Mississippi charged with salacity
Jackson Mississippi March 7 manager E Wintz of The Box Revue a New York musical comedy company was arrested on charges of causing girls to appear improperly clothed in a theater. Warrants were issued for six girls and sixteen men in connection with last night’s performance. District attorney said he would seek an injunction to stop the show. The owner witness said the dancers were too scantily clad and the performances vulgar especially two numbers where dancers partially removed garments. The revue had drawn a packed house last night and had played in other southern cities without incident.
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Kennington
Bill Would Sterilize the Mentally Unfit in Assembly Action
Indiana legislature approves bill to sterilize mentally unfit persons following closing hour actions. On adjournment day the measure was sent to Governor Jackson for signature. Continued reporting on the assembly’s actions and potential veto or approval.
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Indianapolis
Marah
Honae
Jackson
Awards Given At Fort Worth Show End In Tragic Death
Fort Worth Texas March 8. After fainting twice upon receiving the grand championship on a barrow pig at the Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock Show T S Cling 85 Prosper Texas collapsed and died following the awards ceremony.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Prosper
Texan
Mexican Ambassador Visits Mexico City President Calles
Mexico City reports indicate Manuel Tellez Mexican ambassador to the United States met President Calles after arriving for a visit that sparked speculation he may not return to Washington. Gilberto Valenzuela, the London minister, could succeed him amid reported family tensions with Arturo Velas, the New York consul general.
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Manuel Tellez
United States
Calles
Tellex
Washington
Gilberto Valenzuela
London
Yaleo
Artiro Vlas
Mexicas
New York
Teller
Tome
Meaico City
Senor Eling
American Outset to De Ola in Peking Drama
A dispatch from Tondon reports Manchurian leader Chang Tso lin ordered executions of Maasalan prisoners, sparing Mme Michael Romdin aboard the Soviet ship Pamlat Lening. The note claims Chinese and Russian communists carried propaganda to aid Cantonese foes, signaling strain in Soviet China relations.
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TaoJin
Goviet Tusaia
Peking
Lad of 15 Casts a Bomb Into Bedroom of Dad and Stepma
Dallas, March 3. Howard Bare 15 confessed to Detective Chief Charing Gunjing planning dynamite explosion in his father Udnek Narr’s bedroom. He claimed motive was to visit California to see his mother, years overdue. Negro laborer Walker, employed by Narr, allegedly assisted. no charges filed yet against Bare. Father’s insurance totalled 40,000 dollars, with efforts to restore family wellbeing ongoing.
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Dallas
Texas
Howard Bare
Charing Gunjing
Udnek Narr
Young Ware
Don
Californius
Walker
Howard Line
Young Hare
Tatective
French Debt Plan Advances With United States Deal
Paris March 8 The chamber of deputies tentatively approved a provision in the plan with Premier Paine agreeing to a 10 million dollar payment to settle the Washington debt for 1927.
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Paris
Chamber A Deputies
Premier Paine
United States
Friveh
Washington
New York Assembly Rejects Constitutional Convention Call
New York state assembly judiciary committee votes eight to three to kill the Cuvillier resolution seeking a federal convention to repeal or amend the 18th amendment. The decision follows a three hour hearing held this afternoon in Albany.
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N.Y
New York State Assembly Judiciary
Cuvillier
Congress
President Decides to Spend Summer in West
President plans a summer away from Washington but a specific western locale remains undecided. The White House indicated he may travel across the continent or stay closer to the capital, with no firm dates or destinations announced.
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Marck A
Codligo Hax
Jude
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