Japanese Seek Brave Leaders For The Nation
Tokyo reports a high level council as distinguished near victims of the insurrection meet with premier Okada and elder statesman Saionji to choose a new premier and restore unity. Five police killed or wounded. several key officials assassinated. rebels destroy centers before imperial army intervention. Aoshima and his wife died performing samurai purification rites after Hari Kari. US abandons intervention in Panama under Roosevelt policy. Pain, once a Chesapeake executive, dies in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Barr
Associated Press
Tokyo
Upi
Imperial Palace
Keisuke Okada
Kimmochi Saionji
Nobuaki Makino
Privy Seal
Council of State
Okada
Saionji
Genro
Kitsu
Hirohito
Prince Saionji
Metropolitian Police ‘Board
Yugawara
Count Makino
Finance
Korekiyo Takahash
Fnance
Takahashi
Makoto Saito
Jotaro Watanabe
Denzo Matsuo
Kenkichi Aoshima
Hari- Kari
Aoshima
Weather forecast uncertain with scattered showers west
A rough weather note describes a fair to warm Tuesday ahead with a cold night and light winds. Strong east to southeast exposures are mentioned with occasional showers in western areas and a warmer Tuesday for North Carolina, though the wording is garbled. The overall tone predicts mild temperatures, showers in places, and improving conditions later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werner
Carolin
Explosive Tax Issue Viewed by Congress
Congress awaits President Roosevelt's 786 million tax message as the treasury launches an 1.809 billion financing operation, boosting gross public debt to a new peak. Administration argues cash on hand should reduce measured debt. Chambers of Commerce and National Economy League urge retrenchment amid tax debates. The president's message will address farm program costs, processing taxes, and bonus payment costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Treasury
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
National Economy League
Congressional
Concre
Theft of papers tied to Lindbergh case sparks Jersey inquiry
Dwight Morrow reported missing papers from his rooming house quarters in Trenton as three New Jersey officials planned a conference with Attorney General Wilentz and Prosecutor Hauck on the Hauptmann kidnapping case. Morrow suggested one document contained the itinerary of his mother traveling in Europe, fueling talk of a legislative probe into police conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
XW J
Dwight Morrow
Charles A. Lindbergh
New Jersey
Morrow
Col H. Norman Schwarzkopf
Ci Mans
Schwarzkopf
David T. Wilentz
Anthony M. Hauck, Jr
Hunterdon County
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Col. Lindbergh
Harvard
Paolen
Monther
Europe
Hauptmann
Jadse
Harold G. Hoffman
Farley Attempts to Get Delegates
Associated Press dispatch from Washington reports Democratic National Chairman James A. Farley speeding to New England for talks and speeches to halt unpledged delegate movements in New Hampshire and Massachusetts. He seeks convention delegates pledged to Franklin D. Roosevelt, opens a nationwide campaign with stops in York California Georgia Alabama. Father Coughlin’s union backs candidates who pledge to drive the money changers from the temple. Farley plans talks with Governor Curley and state committee head McGrath and will address New Hampshire Young Democrats in Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard B. Shubert
Associated Press
Washington
James A. Farley
Democratic National Committee
New England
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Philadelphia
York
California
Georgia
Alabama
Charles E. Coughlin
National Union For Social Justice
Temple
Farley
Roosevelt
Boston
James M. Curley
Joseph McGrath
State Committee
Young Democrats
New Flampshire
Manchester
Norris Dam Gates Ready to Seal Reservoir In Tennessee
In Tennessee, President Roosevelt will press a telegraph key at the White House to inaugurate the Norris dam celebration. Crews will lower gates as the Cline river is blocked, beginning the formation of one of the world’s largest reservoirs. Norris Lake expected to fill by May 1, extending through the Clinch and Powell valleys with a shoreline near 899 miles. TVA directors Arthur Morgan and others address the ceremony. Senators McKellar and Bachman attend.
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Norris
Tenn
Roosevelt
Cline River
Tennessee
White House
Cline
Norris Lake
Clinch
Powell River
Arthur FL Morgan
Davied BL la Tienthal
H. A. Morgan
Tennessee Valley Authority
Kenneth McKellar
Nathan Bachmen
Tenesser Live
Ciel
Beauty show disrupts girl’s trek across ice field
Reported in Wairbanks on March 1, the beauty pageant interrupted a cross ice field trek by a young woman and her guide Jinny Allen. The event drew attention to the perilous trail as rescuers and observers tracked the pair’s progress and safety concerns grew amid harsh Alaskan conditions. Crosson, en route from Spoke, Wash, to Fairbanks, reported the young woman’s fate remains uncertain as authorities map the path and potential rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auide
Jinmy Allen
Crosson
Spoke
Wash
Fairbantes
Poblime
Alaska
Klanide Sigrid -Boupalat
Leonard Sep- Dalki
Waohalla
Union Building Workers Walk Out in Gotham
A strike order by James J. Bambrick calls out about 8,000 building employees in roughly 1,000 Manhattan structures from 50th to 129th streets. The walkout targets the East Side and Yorkville with possible spread to Wall Street, Midtown, and other districts, aiming to disrupt city routines in a skyline of skyscrapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iy Taylor Henry
Associated Press
New York
James J. Bambrick
Building Service International Union
Manhattan
East Side
Upper East-Side
Yorkville
Little Germany
Bambrick
Riverside Drive
Ark West
Texas Centennial Opens with Alamo Toasts Across State
The Texas centennial celebration began with the Texas battle cry Remember the Alamo echoing from Austin as Gov Allred and Gov Le Follette opened the year long events. Governor Allred and others planned rallies in Huntsville and San Antonio including a main address by Gov Hill McAlister of Tennessee. The Washington on the Brazos Charter of Empire was taken to Washington and guarded by rangers as the state kicked off a season of observances leading to the dedication of the expos in Dallas. Stamp sales and mail handling prepared for a heavy holiday rush as celebrations began statewide.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
Lone Star
Washington-on-the-Brazos
Mexico
San Jacinto
United States
Empire
State Capitol
Washington on-the-Brazos
Arma
James V. Allered
Gev
Phillip le Follette
Wisconsin
Washington-on-the-Brazox
Huntsville
Sam Houston
Hill McAlister
Tennessee
Houston
Allred
McAlister
San Antonio
Davy Crockett
Santa Anna
Dalle
Yale
Postel
Untitled fragment on student questions and wishes
A short, garbled item notes a LA girl and Mr Cras with Rosato College Arias. It mentions a university, wives, and Mrs Phetl Abex. It poses two questions about spending 81000 without airings and one wish.
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Cras
Rosato College
Viastapy University
Ian Fend
Phetlavs
Abex Rungh
Teyan
Dramatic scene as death claims Mrs Penn on flood ice
A dramatic photo captures Mrs Thomas Penn 43 killed when ice floe jams the Eel River flooding Logansport Indiana rescuers struggle on the ice. John W Penn 77 is prostrate on the ice as Ralph Bargerhuff and Leroy Cox call for help amid a marooned group. The river ice blocked the flood causing the northeast Logansport end to flood.
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Thomas Penn
Logansport
End
John W. Penn
Law
Doctor Ruxton faces murder charge in Manchester trial
Dr Buck Ruxton stood in the Manchester Assizes dock charged with murdering his wife Isabella Ruxton and dismembering her body. Prosecutors allege he killed nurse Mary Jane Rogerson next, aiming to prove the sequence of the two slayings as the trial opens.
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Roger D. Greene
Breas
Manchester
England
Buck Ruxton
Manchester Assizes
Isabella Ruxton
Mary Jane Rogerson
Ruxton
Britain
J. c. Jackison
Old Age Pensions Move in Virginia Legislature
Advocates pressing old age assistance seek passage of the pension bill as Virginia’s General Assembly opens its final week of the 1436 session. Leaders hope to pass the measure to third reading and then win Senate approval. They argue approval could free $40,000 now paid by localities and unlock matched federal funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia
Peny Zion
Gill
Benjamin Mare
Pageight
Leap Year Babies Born at Community Hospital
February leap day births create two rare birthday cases at Kingsport Community Hospital. A seven and three quarter pound boy arrived early Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. Cyran Go Butler, Fale Artes. A night and three quarter pound girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Craig Tucker of Market Street late Saturday. Both mothers and babies are reported as dying nicely by hospital staff.
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Kingsport
Community Hospital
Cyran GO Butler
Fale Artes
Craig Tucker
Market Street
Kentucky Studies New Organization in Kentucky
In Frankfort Kentuckys house of representatives opened study on a state reorganization bill outlined by supporters. Gov Albert Chandler who named a 15 member commission urged passage and an adjournment sine die by Saturday night amid opposition to provisions creating a one man highway commission with nine advisers.
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Frankfort
House of Representatives
Memers
Senate
House
Albert & Chandler
Dnen
Highway Commission
Talmadge Fights For Dictatorship In Georgia Courts
Atlanta dispatch reports legal action to block Governor Talmadge from spending his war chest and to force him to defend what opponents call a financial dictatorship. The suit targets the highway board and Treasurer J B Daniel, with a three judge panel to hear March 14 in Gainesville. Local politicians debate impeachment and an extra session over appropriations while Talmadge stays at his Telfair county farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Ramsey
Associated Brest Brail
Atlanta
Flugene Talmadge
Georgia
B. F. Gaillard
Gainesville
Highway Board
J. B. Daniel
Gaillard
Daniel
W. V. Lance
Lance
Talmadge
Allen Chappell
Telmadge
ASSAU
Telfair County
Priest Criticizes Judge for Calling Stork a Dumb Bird
A Cincinnati Archdiocese hierarchy member criticized Judge Stanley Struble after his remark about the stork in a public discussion linked to a recent case. The priest urged adherence to fixed principles and cautioned against sensationalism, framing the judge's comment as improper influence on public perception.
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Stork
Cinchinates
Marvel 2
Cincinnati
Ehugeh
Todas Capuman
Jindge Stanley Struble
Frank A
Frank
The
Diovess
Hamilton County
Nat
Stroble
Birth Centrol
Ce Geeerelistic
Deer
Sid Alspr
Thill
5 000 Men Surround and Will Be Wiped Out by Italians
Allied forces report Italian and Eritrean troops encircling Ras Seyoum at Abbi Addi in the Tembien mountains. Ethiopian losses cited at about 19 000 dead as northern resistance collapses and Italian advance deepens toward central Ethiopia.
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Edward J. Neil
PH Trattan
Hissian
Amba Alaji
Tembien
Ethiopia
Abbi Addi
Makale
Lote Ttalians
Third
Ras Seyoum
Res Kassa
Takazze
Ghevo
Makaje
Eritrea
Takazzee
Gheva
Pietro Badoglio
Ras Kassi
Ras Mulugheta
Addi Abbi
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John Bowyer Pain
Kansas City
Charles Dickens
London
Jaks Bowler Pain
Grane
Pain
Ehasi Ei Pany
Frank I. Weller
Hoffman
Schwarzkop
Movement On
Norris Dam
Wairbanks
Herry
Doe Radon
Berlin
Gotham
Wall Treet
Nandal Canyons
Park Avenue
Harlem
Lone Star State
Ralph Bargerhuff
Leroy Cox
Babes
Kentucky Studies New Organization
National Guardsmen
Struble
Tans Boneh
Syracise
Bereh
Charles E. Harner
Wihippia
Mats
Gene Sore
Italy
Teng of Nations
Little Huetente
Yugoslavia
Caechiclavale
Romani
Trady
Fae
Jan
Pietra Tascolinn
Evlamis Whitedt
Akiti
VGC
Temtien
Abdal Addi
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