Senate Ratifies Yap Treaty Despite Reservations Rejected
The senate ratified the Yap treaty 67 to 22 without reservations or amendments. A proposed amendment by Senator Pittman to make the radio service on Yap Island exclusive to the United States failed 20 to two. Pittman’s later reservations also failed, while Senator Watson led opposition arguing constitutional limits and linking the pact to broader world interests and potential war seeds.
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Nevada
United States
Japan
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Borah
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France
Maryland
Johnson
California
Norris
Nebraska
Underwood
Alabama
Dial
South Carolina
Myers
Montana
Pomerene
Ohio
Willams
Mississippi
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Watson
Georgia
Pacific
Boy Killed Father Defending Mother in Wheeling Case
A 14 year old boy August Henry Hank confessed to shooting his father to stop attacks on his mother in Wheeling West Virginia. A coroner jury found extenuating circumstances and practically exonerated him after testimony from Mrs Henry Hawke describing threats and assaults by Hawke against her and the boy taking the gun before it fired.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Henry Hank
Henry Hawke
Hilda
Hawke
Flitda
Kills Wife and Self in New Jersey Home Tragedy
Boonton New Jersey march 2 Henry Klingser 62 and his wife Catherine 56 were found dead on the kitchen floor by their two children the revolver in Klingser s hand leading the prosecutor to believe he shot his wife and then killed himself grief over a dead child is cited as a possible motive also reported Truby the Fat Lady dies in Chicago and a funeral casket being prepared in Arkansas City Kansas by air to avoid snow blocked roads
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Boonton
N. J
Henry Klingser
Catherine
Here
Klingser
Minis
Belice
Truby
Chicaen
George A. Kenna
Fon
Trilhy
Chicace
Family charged in triple murder case shocks Knoxville crowd
Belated dispatch reports a widow Mrs Natina Strunk her daughter and two young sons charged after a February 10 killing linked to Walker teasing children who played marbles. An 11 year old son reportedly wounded Walker in the heart before dying. Bonds set at 2500 each for the mother and daughter and 500 for each of the two minors. An unrelated note cites Daniel Benner of Millington PA sentenced to 11 to 12 years for a death in Liverpool, with a $50 costs fine.
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Smali Boye
Knosville
Jeno
Witfield
Asemote
Ells
Wileged
Dewey Waal- Kor
Natina Strupk
Walker
Strunk Iso
Hhr Cuit Court
Daniel Benner
MiMllintown
Marel J.datiel Benner
Turkey
Vidley
Western Penitentiary
Doughter
Constadly Thomas &. Ulsh
Liverpool
Burnett
Perry Juniata
Benner
New Mint Director Nominated by President
In a Washington dispatch dated March 2 3 Scohey of San Antonio Texas was nominated by President HWadlige to be director of the mint upon expiration March 19 of the term of Ray T Duker who has served in the position.
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Scohey
San Antonio
Texans
Hwadlige
Miint
Ray T. Duker
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