New Deal Bill to be Signed Early in Week
Washington D C Vice President Garner and Speaker Burns signed the 4 88 billion work relief bill. Preparations began to send the measure to the White House as President Roosevelt was expected to sign it upon return next week. Officials noted an executive order would set up the program machinery once enacted.
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Speaker Burns
White House
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Edwin A. Halsey
Senate
Charles Watkins
Roosevelt
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L' Reyse
Vic
Burns
Wisconsin
House
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Oklahoma
Uuk
Glass
Virginia
Troceed
Corsten
Parole Denied for Billings in 1916 Bombing Case
Fothem Prison California UR reports Warren K. Billings, jailed for second degree murder in the 1916 San Francisco parade bombing that killed ten, was again denied parole by the state board of prison terms and paroles. Billings, convicted with Tom Mooney, showed no emotion upon the refusal.
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Fothem
Calif
Tu.r
State Board of Prison Terms and Paroles
Warren K. Billings
Billings
Tom Mooney
Mooney
San Francisco
Blizzard in South Dakota Welcomes Spring Moisture
A heavy blizzard swept South Dakota, ending a week of near continuous snowfall. State highway officials urged motorists to avoid roads and to use trunk only in emergencies as total weekly snow neared one foot. Farmers welcomed the moisture, relief from last summer’s drouth, and an auspicious start to spring planting.
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Pierce
South Dakota
Kansas
Topeka
Kan
Judge City
Norton
Russell
Goodland
Smyth Center
Smith Center
Garden City
Eyoris
Neaasha
Napies Township Woman Leaves for Washington Trip
Mondor Wisconsin Napies township resident 17 year old woman to attend a two week trip from Monday. She will be accompanied by Mr and Edward Hupington of Mone. State education directorate oversees the journey for junior members.
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Mondor
Wis
Wall
Napies Township
Buffale
Monda
Washington
Aud
Edward Huplington
Monesanzion
Washington Island Votes For Liquor Reform
A fragmented report indicates Washington Island residents vote on liquor issues. Unclear text mentions Nordic settlements and a local decision affecting alcohol policy.
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Washington Island
Murder Charge Is Preferred Against 15 Due to Rioting
A chaotic riot led to the filing of murder charges against 15 individuals. The chaotic scenes unfolded across multiple sites with police reporting injuries and damage. Authorities indicate a coordinated plan by several groups to provoke violence during the unrest.
War memorial parade honors antiwar lawmakers in capital
A large Army Day event in Washington linked U S military readiness with tributes to lawmakers who opposed U S entry into World War I. Flower wreaths were placed on statues of La Follette and Champ Clark, while Jeannette Rankin and Edward Kitchin’s statues were also honored amid a broad showing of veterans, soldiers, and bands.
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Washington, D. C
Cpe
America
Desiara
Constitution Avenue
Capitol
Steluies
la Follone
Wisconsin
Champ Clark
Missouri
Claude Kitchin
North Carolina
Broad Capitol Plaza
WiThrow
la Fullette
Progressive
Gannon
Democrat
Misa Jeannette Rankin
Montana
Kitchin
la Follette
Glark
Mills Kitchin
Miami
Bandits Knock Themselves Out Of The Booty
An opaque scanned snippet mentions bandits and a boot themed scene with garbled text and scattered proper nouns. The fragmentary lines reference names, places, and map like terms, but no clear event, date, or outcome emerges from the unreadable OCR. The visible bits suggest a playful or sensational caption rather than a complete report.
Powers In Peace Hunt In Europe And Africa
France, Britain, and Italy move to keep large armies as they discuss the Stresa conference to curb German rearmament. In Danzig crowds rally for volks resolution while Ethiopia’s Emperor Selassie says negotiations with Italy have ended over border disputes amid global tensions.
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England
France
Italy
Syria
Anthony Eden
Soresa
Free
Danzig
Addis Ababa
Yesile Selassie
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Council of Ministers
Leorun
Mnto
Frenchy Gorder
Metz
Stresa
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Simon
Eden
Ramsay MacDonald
Vive Britesit
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Danzis
Rudelf Hees
Hitlers
Spolceman
Saver Revs
Germany
Ath Xdarnss
Par. of
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Volkstag Ciertians
Amay Tesh
Nation to spend four billion on work relief programs
Washington reports the final form of a 4.48 billion dollar work relief bill approved by both houses. Funds cover highway and dam repairs rural rehabilitation water conservation irrigation housing education and professional aid plus state grants and flood control. Roosevelt to decide on agency powers while wage standards apply if private contractors pay lower rates.
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Washington
Congress
Dele Lo
Cissian Conservation Corps
Oshkosh Firm Wins Rock River Contract
Oshkosh firm secures contract along Rock River in Reurien Wisconsin. Details unclear due to damaged OCR but confirms awarding body and location. Source text mentions local firm involvement and a bid result with parties and dates partially legible.
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Oshkosh Firm
Rock River
Revolta Sets The Pace One Over Par At Augusta Today
Veteran golfer Revolta leads Augusta stroke play with a third round 73 to reach 217 total as rivals, including Tenis and Thiers Dean, scramble for pace. Nearby, speed record attempts and social events frame a busy day with local figures like Mrs America X and the Dean family noted.
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Revolta
Augusta
Warnda
Teale
Itful Thanere
Johnny Revol
Conscription Measure Faces House Vote in War Time
The House debated conscription amendments amid war policy shifts, proposing universal service, wage guarantees, and control of industry. Aimed to fuel fighting forces, the measure saw divisions over draft scope and government powers, as veterans and crowds gathered for commemorations.
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Washington, D
Curiniuideey Aly
Tna
Wiliam P. Connery
Massachuasetts
Dewey Short
Missouri
Soldin
Josh Lee
Democrat
Oklahoma
House
Tee
Howard Smith
Virginia
Alan Goldsborough
Maryland
Sireken
Elements of Strength in Business
A damaged OCR item discusses business strength with figures and quotes about economic progress. It mentions Washington and reviews by Wallum Giri AL Toot Li and others, noting moments of bite and the nation’s business state.
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American Federation of Bahar Aw
Ile Mantid
Washington Review of Business
Desperado Raymond Hamilton Captured in Texas
Reports say the prisoner, Raymond Hamilton, was captured near Dallas and taken by automobile to the state prison as authorities moved to complete his execution or transfer. The incident involved a Dallas police detachment and other officers guarding the suspected desperado amid a large manhunt extending into nearby areas.
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Vidias
Texas
Raymond Hamilton
Wisconsin Ready to Proceed With Federal Relief Funds
Wisconsin officials report readiness to proceed under the new 4.88 billion federal direct and work relief program awaiting President Roosevelt's signature. Relief administrator A. W. Brings notes Wisconsin’s share could reach about 122 million on population basis, citing generous federal aid and keeping relief at high national standards. The state plans a 200 million public works reservoir across 71 counties with 30,000 workers on 5,000 projects, potentially doubling projects quickly and expanding as funds arrive.
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Mansson
Wisconsin
Roosevelt
A. W. Brings
Wiscolsty
CWA
FERA
Briggs
Wisconsin Emergency Relief Administration
Relief Administration
Congress
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