Proposal to elevate agriculture into cabinet status
Washington february 21 senator plumb reported from the committee on agriculture a bill to create the department of agriculture as an executive department with a cabinet level chief the title secretary of agriculture and a salary matching other heads of departments an assistant secretary of agriculture would also be provided at the current interior department salary. The Sioux reservation opening plan aims to settle honest homesteaders for 22 000 square miles between white river and big cheyenne with 24 000 cattle allocated to Indians and a 20 cent per acre fee paid by settlers alongside homestead costs. Public education and illiteracy figures show many voters in several states unable to read jeopardizing republican majorities. Congressional proceedings discuss currency and bank notes issues and relief aid for flood victims with various bills advancing in both chambers. A local supreme court decision upholds the mayor over a liquor license dispute tied to Harper era tax rules. In Cuba liquor license politics and constitutional testing loom amid broader tax and regulatory shifts.
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Iowa
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Salqors License Action Sparks Debate Over Authority
Ambiguity surrounds a proposed license action linked to Salqors as TM approa and Bogers appear involved. Davison and Borer Egh are cited in discussions. ongoing talks aim to clarify jurisdiction and impact on local licenses and enforcement.
Bismarck details on Lasker resolution and Egypt policy
Foreign affairs dispatches from Berlin and London report Bismarck sending to the Official Gazette the German minister's instructions on the Lasker resolution and the reaction of the Reichstag. The texts discuss recognition, political activity, and the Emperor's power to relay the resolution with caution toward home affairs and national sentiment.
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Legion of Honor
Bazaine
Mexico
Hag Sppolnied
Bagi
Egypt
India
Xal Board of Health
Destructive Cyclone Drags Death Across Georgia and Beyond
A massive cyclone swept through the Chattahoochee Valley and Georgia Tuesday, killing numerous people and destroying thousands of buildings. Columbia County, Canton, Cave Spring, and Rome report multiple deaths and extensive property loss. Alabama towns Leeds and Wahr also struck with casualties and severe damage. The storm extended into South Carolina, North Carolina, and parts of Kentucky, Indiana, and Illinois, with dozens of fatalities, missing persons, and widespread ruin from wind, flooding, and fire.
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John S. Curry
Saul Feist
Davi M. Dickerts
C. M. Shutford
G. James Cabbage
Ben Baggett
Darlington
R. W. Boyd
al White
Darlington Courthlouse
C. Eawards
Williamsburg
Philadelphia
North Carolina
Pioneer Mills
Carrabus County
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Winnsboro
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Pedee
Manley
Keyser
Lillington
Hornet County
Cahawba
Jett Ford
Dan Cloud
Bert Keith
Bass
John Poole
Poole
W. F. Wright
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Wright
Explosion in West Lehigh coke works kills many
In Astontowns Pennsylvania the Connellsville and Iron Company coke works suffered a catastrophic mine explosion. About 100 men were employed and 19 bodies were recovered after a blast that suffocated workers with gas while others fled through the shaft. Only one survivor, Dick Batsley, escaped. The disaster left many dead from sulfocation and injuries, with rescuers working through the night.
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Connells
Villa € Oal and Iron Company
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Je Ten
Balsley
Agen
Sillhaven
Tracked After Many Days Two Men Under Arrest
Logan County records reveal two men in custody on charges tied to the August Mount Pulaski killings. McMahon, Matheny, and Carlock were slain in August 1854 with bound, gagged victims and missing gold watch. Pinkerton agents had shadowed a suspect, and the current arrests may complete the evidence chain as authorities move toward trial.
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Lincoln
Texas
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Hub Matheny
John Carlock
McMahon
Neizubory
McMahon’s
Matheny
Jock
Hall
Pinkerton
Trade Prospects Brightening Amid Industrial Restarts
Prospects brighten as iron mills glass factories and river coal mines resume. Flooded mills reopened last week and most glass plants will run after seven months idle due to a girker strike. Coal pits reopen where workers accept district wage pools. several pits remain closed as workers refuse lower pay.
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Nigel Ans
Io Caio
Minor News Items Summary of 1934 Domestic and World Events
Notable deaths and events across nations include Jack Looney of St Louis, prize fighter, and Reuben Won, famed fly caster, both reported as deceased. Immigrant totals for January 1934 show 12 015 arrivals in the United States, with various political and economic notes from Mexico, Britain, and the United States. Also cited are railroad, railway expansion, fiscal policies, and regional political shifts affecting California, Virginia, and Wisconsin Central lines, plus local incidents in Missouri and Ohio trotting associations.
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Weibresdal
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Trugg
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Agaly
Matthew Arnold
Citzens
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Ohio Trotting Association
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Mahoning County
Blaine
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Logan
Bodies of DeLong and crew arrive from Frisia in Hoboken
The Frisia brought the remains of Lieutenant De Long and his party to New York. Delegations did not come, but many relatives and friends were on deck. Bodies in steel packages will not be viewed. after quarantine they go to an undertaker, then Pier 1, North River, for ten hearses and church services at the Church of the Holy Enemies.
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Church of the Holy Enmity
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