Cardinals Open Conclave To Choose Pope In Rome
Vatican cardinals gather in secret conclave to elect a new pope as the Sun and a rainbow appear over the city. Arrival of Cardinal Wiliam O Connell and others marks first time the entire college attends a conclave in years. Voting begins tomorrow amid oath of secrecy and papal preparations. In Indiana, Wabash College students, an all male school, plan to admit women and add a senior honorary group to the curriculum as the campus shifts.
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Wiliam O'Connell
Boston
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Gudovico Chigi-Albani
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Pantine Choir
Weather Forecast With Clouds and Cooling
A messy weather notice describes rain and colder temperatures across Virginia for Thursday. Forecasters expect increasing clouds and a gradual fall in temps with rain developing Thursday afternoon or night.
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Thorsay Caimly
County considers convict work plan for county jail
The county workhouse commission agreed to meet soon to decide if prisoners should be worked and whether one or two prison camps near operations are advisable. County Judge Bandy opposes work, citing lack of funds and highway department costs, while Chairman Barger and others favoring work argue camps would cut county expenses.
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George Berser.tate
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Highway Department
Avila Toda
Barger
Sit-Down Strike Ends at Hazleton Mine
Pain 1 mine in Hazleton ends a sit-down strike by 49 hard coat miners who halted work in dark passages to demand $66 back wages. They emerged after Wolfe Calligries Company issued an ultimatum. company would no longer be responsible for back payments. The men had endured disrupted sleep and harsh conditions during the protest.
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Hazleton
Hearby
Oneida
Lone
Wolfe Calligries Company
World Problem Faced By Britain In Solving Jewish Arab Quarrel
London observers forecast a desperate British effort to establish a Holy Land government acceptable to both Jews and Arabs. Proposals are to aim at a workable solution, focusing on political arrangements rather than force, as tensions and competing claims over Palestine intensify. The report discusses the potential for a government acceptable to both communities amid rising international scrutiny.
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Dewlte Wackenaie
Ygr Margh Ll
Klish
London
Holy Land
Broken brake blamed for Boston trolley crash
Boston officials attributed the deadly trolley crash to a broken brake part in the Chester section near Franklin Park, saying it caused the vehicle to fail a turn and smash into a road intersection. Six people were killed and about forty injured in the worst streetcar accident since 1916, with all victims reported as Greater Boston residents.
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Boston Elevated Company
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Franklin Park Zoo
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Varied nationwide weather disrupts travel and farming
The Age reports inconsistent weather across the nation with heavy eastern and southern rain, insufficient western snow, and early budding fruit trees in California. Snowfalls of up to 20 inches stall traffic in Minnesota or Wisconsin as plows clear drifts, while farmers fear drought and plan irrigation efforts.
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Riscomfort
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Towa
Roeald
Lowe
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Texis Panhandis
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Mienisan
Nortigann
Wrather
Pige
Attempted Jury Fix Charged in Retrial Context
New York reports an arrest in the ongoing retrial of Mamimins District Leader Jee yh Miges. The accused, Rene ry J. Fieke, faces charges connected to alleged jury tampering and conspiratorial acts.
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Renery J. Fieke
Disiuiet Altunney Thanewey Oon
Alloniphe Co
Mamimins Dist
Jee
Miges
Maude Con
Jusop Phavvg Cogn
Hines
Lovenir
Sibvardasonik
Ravi
Ischism Over for Looms for Demos in Senate
A split among Democrats over a proposed anti third term resolution for President Roosevelt dominated Washington politics. Sen Holt planned to abandon the measure but signaled a later introduction. Sen Minton and Pepper suggested the issue would heighten party tensions and lack payoff. Administration allies reportedly preferred avoiding a direct stand, while Holt aimed for a floor vote if possible.
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Maren
Wheeler
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Garner
Roosevelt
Minton
Frei
Holt
House Votes Restoring TVA Fund Cuts
Washington March 1 The House reversed course and approved 17,206,000 to continue Gilbertsville dam work and to preliminarily fund two other TVA projects. A roll call 185 to 174 backed restoring items to the independent offices appropriation bill after Senate amendments. Critics called it a surrender and warned of higher costs, while supporters framed it as protection for federal TVA investments. The Senate must act on the conference report.
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D-Va
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Cilbertsville
Show
Coulter Show
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Fiouse
Kelly Has Heavy Vote In Primary In Chicago
Chicago March 1 Mayor Edward J. Kelly backed by a powerful Democratic machine won renamination with the largest party election vote in city history. He defeated State's Attorney Thomas J. Courtney by nearly 30,000 votes and about 40 percent of the total. Dwight H. Green won the Republican nomination for April 4, promising a vigorous campaign to smash the Nash machine.
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Dwight HH. Green
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Thompson Treen
Wliim Hale
Big Tall
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Chiease
Green
Mary
Reguiar Party
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Nash
Kelly
Pase
Wealthy Philadelphia Women Targeted by Bandits
Last minute news flashes report bandits attempting to seize wealth from Philadelphia women and men in a string of incidents. Interspersed items note freight concerns and a Senate bill passage affecting university plans, plus a race challenge and preparation courses.
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Penn
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Senate
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University of ‘Tennesvichewl
Voustiana
War funding advances as House backs air corps expansion
Congress moves a 499 million appropriation for Roosevelt's air corps expansion, with the House appropriations committee backing the army supply bill and the Senate weighing a larger plane strength. Naval hearings revisit Guam fortification funding, while Franco recognition prompts calls for immediate steps.
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HUDDLE'S CITY TAG REVOLT RUMORED SUIT IS DISMISSED
Kingsport officials move to set policy on out of town owners buying city motor vehicle license tags. Attorney Frank Hayes says the state supreme court may decide the issue if the current suit by A T E. Huddle is appealed. The case stems from a city judge order forcing tag purchases for vehicles used in Kingsport.
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Kingsport
Frank Hayes
T. Mack Ketron
T E. Huddle
Indian Springs
Hayes
Kingsport Law Court
State” Sur Peame Court
Napoleon Bond
Haddle
Huddle
W. Huddle
A. H. Hiddle
Youth Sentenced Twice for Life in Kentucky Robbery Case
Louisville. A youth was given two life terms in prison for the armed robbery and murder of 2 year old William Gillen of St. John, Ky. He had previously been sentenced for a separate crime and was held after a prolonged court appearance. His mother waited five hours for a contempt ruling.
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John Wesley
Louisville
William OL Gillen
St. John's
Galen
Henry Ler
Liqner
Ig Gilen
Wasegrduved
Slater Lea
Eight Are Jailed in German Espionage Ring
In Mexico City eight people were jailed amid reports of German espionage. A man identified as Baron Hans Heinrich von Holter, linked by press to Count Wolf Hoch Von Helldoré, is named among those detained. The German legation reportedly intervened with Mexican authorities as the espionage plot unfolds.
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Marek J
Berlin
Detai
Pers Iistedy Mondey
Baron Hans
Heinrich von Holter
Marriate
Wolf H Ch von Helldoré
Repeal Test Vote Avoided by Senators
Nash ville marching through a tense session as senators delay a repeal vote on liquor. Governor Cooper threatens a veto if the measure passes, while House actions include school and infrastructure bills and routine measures. The liquor bill’s fate hinges on anticipated floor action and a potential veto.
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Tenn
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