Sandino returns pledging peace after six years of revolt
Augusto Sandino lands at Managua with his father and allies and meets President Sacasa to pledge peace as U S Marines complete withdrawal. He orders officers and troops to lay down arms while asserting Nicaragua entered a new era since Marines left. The world notes his controversial legacy.
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Associated Press
Managua
Nicaragua
Augusto Sandino
Presidential
Juan Bautista Sacasa
United States
Sacasa
Ieneral
Tinue
Pedro Jose Zepeda
Bandino
Mexico City
Sandino
Salvador Ramirez Calderon
Horacio Porto Carrero
Dr. Zepeday
Peace Commission
Sandine
Julio Zinger
Lower age limit at reformatory sought in Missouri bill
Representative H C Maxey of Bates County introduced a bill in the House to change the youth sentencing age at the Boonville reformatory from 21 to 17 years and rename the institution the Missouri Training School for Boys. The measure also directs the State Commission to value utility properties at no less than the valuations used for rule making under another Maxey bill.
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Missouri Reformatory
Boonville
House
H. C. Maxey
Bates County
Missouri Training School For
State
State Public Service Commission
Maxey
Mortgage lenders vow leniency on foreclosures
Presidents of six large insurance firms define policies to aid homeowners and farmers, extending utmost consideration and delaying foreclosures where possible. They emphasize individual case review, with farm mortgage suspensions in Iowa aligning with state governor demands, while continuing to protect policyholder funds.
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New York
L. BE. Zacher
Travelers Insurance Company
Hartford
Iowa
America
Frederick H. Ecker
The
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Metropolitan
Edward D. Duffield
Prudential Insurance Company
Prudential
John R. Hardly
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
Walton L. Crocker
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company
Oklahoma Governor Wins Big Change in Highway Board
Oklahoma City Feb 3 AP Lew Wentz Republican highway commissioner and foe of Governor Murray faced removal as the legislature passed a four member highway panel bill 69 to 47 with 81 to 35 on an emergency clause. The measure moves to the governor who plans to sign, removing Wentz and Democrats Sam Hawk and J F P McKeel. Reappointment of McKeel and Hawk was uncertain.
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Oklahoma City
Lew Wents
Oklahoma Highway Commission
Murray
Ponca City
House
Senate
Wentz
Sam Hawk
Clinton
J. FP. McKeel
Ada
MecKeel
Five closed Missouri banks finish liquidation
Depositors of five closed banks in Springfield area will receive final dividend checks totaling 40 607 dollars. J E Cahill, regional supervisor, announced. Farmers Bank of Ash Grove pays 10 012 25 with 0 43 percent total. Ryan Banking of Norwood 12 739 50 at 83 percent. Crisp Prairie State Bank of Dadeville 3 858 33 at 49 66 percent. Bank of Greenfield 7 380 52 at 90 32 percent. Bank of Brookline 4 646 50 at 37 per cent.
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Springfield
J. E. Cahill
State Bank
Farmers Bank of
Ash Grove
Ryan Banking Company Ab Norwood
Dowager Duchess D'Uzes Dies at 86 in Dampierre
French advocate for women's rights the Dowager Duchess D Uzes died in Dampierre France at age 85 today She would have turned 86 next Friday and was long noted for campaigning for suffrage and legal rights subsequent to years of public service. her death marks the passing of a prominent noblewoman and defender of gender equality.
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Dampierre
France
D'Uzes
Rama Internal Medicine Promises Relief From Rheumatism
An advertisement touts RAMA as an internal remedy that targets the liver kidneys and blood to expel poisons causing rheumatic pain. It claims rapid effects with first day relief and offers a money back guarantee from G A Fischer Drug Co.
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Rama
Walt White
G. A. Fischer Drug Co
Kansas May Have Old Age Pension Plan Introduced
An old age pension bill in Kansas would guarantee a maximum income of $1 a day for residents 70 or older with 15 years in the state and no eligible dependents. The measure, introduced in the house by Rep. Ryan D of Crawford and Rep. Smith of Barton, would cap aid at $1 daily from all sources.
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Tokpeka
Ryan D
Crawford
Rep
Smith
Barton
Kansas
Inflation fears ease as Congress stalls on cash bonus
Washington reports that immediate cash payment for the bonus faces no action until spring as inflation advocates press other efforts. Rep Patman says he does not plan a new vote before March 4 and may wait for the next Congress. A Senate panel debates silver remonetization proposals and a 16 to 1 gold to silver ratio plan.
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Wasshington
Congress
Patman
Democratic
Texas
House
Hanse Coinage Committee
Wheeer
Mont
Senate
Ryan
Rep
Bauer
Hodgeman
Marquis Says His Papers Are Approved
Marquis Henry De La Falaise De La Coudreye, husband of film star Constance Bennett, said his immigration interrogation was “a mere matter of form.” He claimed he is in the United States on quota since 1928 and not an actor, and that his papers have been thoroughly examined and approved.
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Hollywod
Calif
Henry de la Falaise de la Coudraye
Constance Bennett
Technocrat Io Still Directing Energy Survey Line
Dal Hitchcock of Howard Scott’s technocracy group asserts that Scott continues to actively supervise the energy survey at Columbia University. Professor Walter Rautenstrauch, recently resigned, denies Scott is in charge, claiming Scott may have visited only briefly while others extend courtesy as he gathers equipment.
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New York
Dal Hitchcock
Howard Scott
Technocracy
Scott
Energy Survey
Columbia University
Walter Rautenstrauch
Rautenstrauch
Hitchcock
Raulenstrauch
Columbia School of Engineering
Columbia
Standard Oil of Indiana declares 24 cent dividend
Directors of Standard Oil of Indiana today declare the regular 24 cent cash dividend on capital stock payable March 15 to stockholders of record February 15.
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Chicago
Standard Oil of
Indiana
Capital
Oklahoma Cigarette Tax Bill Moves Through House
Oklahoma lawmakers push a bill to tax cigarettes at three cents per pack or 1.50 per thousand, with a minority report filed. The measure, a substitute for Governor Murray’s luxury tax, faces a likely floor vote later today amid debate over earmarking five percent for enforcement and ninety five percent for schools.
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Oklahoma Gity
House Revenue and Taxation Committee
Conner
Oklahoma County
Kirkpatrick
Tulsa County
Grisso
Seminole County
Murray
Cream of Nujol promises relief from laxative slavery
An old health adv uses fear of laxatives to promote Cream of Nujol as a new harmless treatment for chronic constipation. It claims the product soothes bowels, absorbs poisons, and aids natural waste disposal, costing only a few cents daily.
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George Washington
Will O
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Technograt
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