Greek Rebel Chief Wounded as Venizelos Fights On
Reports from Athens claim ex premier Eleutherios Venizelos is en route to Alexandria badly wounded while Greek forces press a drive against rebels in Macedonia. London and Washington dispute the threat of a Balkan war as nations maneuver naval forces in the Aegean amid reports of international pressure for a settlement.
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Urkaly
France
Nerests
London
Simnall Beer
T Raphael
World News In Gist Of War And Politics
Chaos in Washington as critics temper NRA debates and Senate votes. Washington state lawmakers reject a provocative inquiry. War funding stands at 400 million for the War Department to strengthen the standing army. Waterbury reports a national debt diversion amid drought migration plans. Prison earn marks stir a Cleveland attorney case. Crete endures rebel actions as unrest grows. Cuban political commerce faces uncertain prospects amid upheaval.
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Hey Lone
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Akron
Ehate Corpoland Cour
Rebel suppression plan in Greece urges broader action
In a terse defense narrative Greek officials consider extending measures to quell mainland unrest. General Ronilyls, war minister, leads government troops as Premier Tealdaris directs resource cuts to halt rebel reinforcements and supplies.
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Senate Relieves Bill Passes With Drinking Permit Obligation
The senate advances a relief bill mandating annual permits for drinkers while killing a substitute that would abolish the individual liquor permit system. Minnow mentions a state fund benefiting departments, with a plan to charge Montanans to obtain permits. Senator Shannon accuses lobbyists of opposing amendments and blocking a broader reform.
Baby Doe Tabor Will Lie Near Scene of Fortunes
A deciphered account describes Baby Doe Tabor expected to lie near the Marehless Mine in Leadville as a marker of poverty’s end. The narrative recounts the 1890s era, a visit by A W Tabor to a dangerous mining settlement, and the grim diary entry dated February 22 detailing deaths, hunger, and a cryptic note about spirits.
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Cola
Mareh
Bila
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Slater
Bedly
Zuite Hoy
Mexican Archbishop Ordered to Pay Fine
A damaged notice reports a Mexican archbishop was ordered to pay a fine of ten units. The fragment mentions religious affiliations and authorities but lacks clear names or places due to OCR errors. The readable portion centers on a financial penalty tied to religious activity.
Body of boy found under park footbridge
Police say a 7 year old boy was found under a park footbridge near the Muron river after being stabbed about the head and chest. 15 year old Huck Holt discovered the body and the coroner noted a heart injury.
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Gold shipments and currency panic in Europe tale
Fragmentary letter discusses prohibitions on gold movement by England or France and U S policy. Mentions Inez, the year’s events, and a scramble of money, racing, women as leading societal vices. References to Europe and American actions blur with personal musings.
Parallis Spreading Thru Cuba Strikes Paralyze Island
A wave of strikes and disorders hits Cuba as President Mendieta's government struggles to restore calm. Intermittent violence disrupts political, educational and commercial life with nearly 400,000 teachers and students reported out of classrooms.
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Havana
Carlos Mendieta
NRA Debate Over Small Business Tactics Rages in Senate Panel
Washington, March. Bitter denunciations of the NRA by Senators Borah and Glass closed a day of heated exchanges with Donald Richberg before the Senate Finance Committee. Richberg defended NRA gains while critics pressed for anti trust enforcement and wealth division, amid unemployment tallies and job-creation claims.
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NRA
Borah
Idaho
Glass
Donald Richberg
Senate Finance Committee
Gloss
Ates Dehaloce
Richberg
LaFollette
Probe of Farley Unwarranted Inquiry Blocked in Senate
Washington March. Huey Long pressed for a senate inquiry into Postmaster General Farley but the senate post office committee rejected his resolution. The panel said Long had not produced facts and reserved minority reports from five senators while delaying consideration of relief measures amid attacks on the New Deal.
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Huey P. Long
Tefs
Senate
Marley
Senate Post Office Committee
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Roosevelt
Post Office Committee
McKellar
LaFollette
Fl. Wis
Gibson
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Selall
Rh. Minn
Frather R
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N. J
Gibson Hed
Distasteful liquor permit system extended by House action
The House adopted a two year extension of the distasteful liquor permit system amid chamber unrest. A conference committee failed to reach agreement on HL BL 3B, delaying moves to repeal the permit. The session saw debates, a 100 to 1 vote on third reading, and a pending adjournment as revenue and taxation panels called for a broad probe of tax matters. The House censured the Board of Equalization for perceived failures in function, demanding improved public- interest conduct, minutes, and record-keeping.
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Tealay
Cam Wittes
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Marlen
Blaine
Leavitt
Custer
Biute Board of Equalization
Ila
Lha
Myrna Loy Taken To California Hospital
Myrna Loy, the screen star, was taken to a University of California hospital in San Francisco for treatment. She entered yesterday under an assumed name. Dr. Sexton T. Pope, her physician, refused to reveal the nature of her ailment.
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Myrna Loy
University of California ,Hospital
Sexton T. Pope
Reds and Fascists Clash in England in Street Battle
In Manchester England March AP reports hand to hand fighting broke out outside a town hall as intruders rang the Communist Internationale while anti fascists shouted Save the King Three people were injured as waller, anti fascists and the dinehkshirts clashed in a three sided melee near the hall
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Towt Hall
Dannkd Musley
Waller
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Dinehkshirts
Missouri church to stage dance by college maidens
Columbia Missouri church plans a weekly Christian student meeting featuring dances interpreted to hymns. Sally Rand connection noted but organizers insist the performances are religious expression, not entertainment. Dancers will perform in the education hall away from the main church space.
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Marvel
Pretty Giria
Sally Rand
Lemon
New York
Swank Park Avenue Presbyterian Church
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Weight Control booklet promises healthier weight management
A Helena Independent notice promotes a pamphlet on weight control from the Washington Information Bureau. It outlines dietary care, maintenance, and methods to gain or lose weight with tables for expected weights for men and women. Readers are urged to mail ten cents and their address to Washington, D. C. for a copy.
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Wright Control
Washington
Army Bill Passed Senate Near Defense Funding Noted
The Senate approved a large defense bill totaling about 400 million dollars with authority to raise the standing army from 118 750 to 105 000, sending the measure to conference with the House. Senator Nye warned the move would spark competition among nations while noting past war funding from public works. Senator Rajah proposed restricting such funds from military use.
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Idaho
Relief bill delayed by Senator Long in Senate
Washington reports Senator Long used filibuster tactics to postpone senate consideration of the $4 88 billion relief bill. He plans to renew his fight for the McCarran prevailing wage amendment on Monday. Senate Glass, chair of the appropriations committee, warned Long only non-controversial amendments would be allowed until then. The war department measure passed as Long agreed.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes Laid To Rest Amid Arlington Heroes
Arlington remembers Oliver Wendell Holmes as a jurist and Civil War veteran. Presidents and Supreme Court justices attend the funeral in Boston's Souls Church and Arlington Cemetery. The service recalls Holmes's words about destiny and duty, as the nation honors his legacy on the fourth anniversary of his birth.
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Arlington
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Supreme Court
Arelington
Roosevelt
Hughes
Notives Hrannes
van Devanter
Ariington Cemetery
Felanda
Boston
Ulysses G. Pierce
Holmes
Long Reo
Bomb scare targets Senator Long in Waterbury, Conn
A mailed package addressed to United States Senator Long in Washington, D C, was found in Waterbury, Conn. It triggered an alarm but contained no explosive. Superintendent Charles W Piattton said a note claimed responsibility and apologized for the mistake.
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Charles W. Piatt
iron_ Mary UV
Long
United States
Washington
Compromise Reached on Home Loan Expansion Bill
Washington March AP reports a compromise amendment was adopted to the home loan expansion bill limiting the additional fund to 41.76 billion dollars to aid distressed homeowners. The original bill sought 1.5 billion more to the fund with a proposed rate.
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Washington, March
Hourxe
Oma
Archbishop Hanna Announces Retirement From San Francisco
Edward J. Hanna, 74, Roman Catholic archbishop of San Francisco since 1915, announced his resignation today due to age and infirmity. He cited mounting age related difficulties while noting his long service to the church in California and his plans for retired life.
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Marel
Edward J. Hanna
San Franciscy
Jung
Magnates of Movies Call Wolf Over California Revenue
Sacramento reports lawmakers spar over film industry revenue measures as producers warn the industry may desert California. Assemblyman Frank D Laughlin defends two bills aimed at taxing the motion picture sector to ease state tax burdens. Meanwhile Florida pursues industry-friendly moves with a Miami conference between Joseph M Schenck and Governor Dara Shultz on relocating production.
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Jayne Hien
Frank D. Laughlin
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Miami
Joseph M. Schenck
United Artists
Dara Shultz
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