America Ends Mexican Treaty Arms Embargo Move
The United States ends the smuggling convention with Mexico pending a commercial accord. Washington says no termination notice to Mexico has been served and notes the lack of a current agreed instrument for enforcing import laws. Possible bearing on American property rights in Mexico is discussed as the matter moves forward.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Mexico
State Department
Sefexuard
Sapiro Declaration Queried as Flawed by Federal Judge
The Associated Press reports federal Judge Raymond finds the Sapiro declaration in Amron Sapiros case flawed. The ruling questions procedural adequacy and substantive claims, with implications for the ongoing effort toward social amendment and the editorial connection allegations.
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Sapiro
Raymond
Associated Press
Amron Sapiros
Ford
Fred Rapids
Ecurus
Psi Ronnecion S
Travesty of Justice Exposed in Frankfort Pardon Case
Reported by United Press Frankie Conley Dooner, 23, freed for murder after a governor pardon, while Marc Jackson, 27, faced testimony challenges and disputed verdicts. The string of perjured testimonies prompted fresh scrutiny of the Dabney case and the murder of Mary Mickers, 16. The presiding judge Forester criticized the process as deeply flawed.
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United Fressy Frankfort
Ky— Conley Dooner
Coun
Gov
John Rewlines
Harun la Cem Mourehead
Jeer
Marc Jackson
Dubuex
Harlan Cagay
Mary Viexer
Miss Jackson Convicery
Dabney
Murdes
Mary Mickers
Sudse F.C. Forester
Man’s life history fuels triple tragedy in Canada case
United Press report outlines Arthur MacEwen, a former Canadian mountaineer and fisherman, whose life story appears to intersect with a dramatic sequence of events. Authorities describe plans and a poisoning linked to a bride and her return, with several suspicious deaths and Fort Wayne ties emerging in testimony.
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Nited Presse
Chicago
Imie
Arthur Macsei
Canadiani Mounted Peisceman
Gia Son
Fort Warne
MacEwen
Senator in Hospital After Auto Collision on Prairie Road
Report states Senator Mor coune sustained injuries in a crash on Prairie Road. The article notes hospital treatment and mentions officials from the State Board of ... and a representative from the emodiergrs. details are fragmentary.
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Sen Sear
Wat TolkEr
Zor J. Hennan
Eacman
State Board of Rence
Lea le
Morcoune
Atay
Meris
Through With Peaches Fae Deeeclared Separation Outcome
Seeger grants separation from Frances Peaches Heenan exonerating him. He states he has nothing further to do and declares he is through with Peaches. The decision concludes the dispute and frees him from ongoing obligations.
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Lato Tran Con
Ie Seeger
Frances
Heenan
Aviators at Para Brazil Flight Team Sets Long Range Aim
In Para Brazil near the Amazon estuary two long distance fliers from the United States and European crews prepared for a strenuous cross continent flight. The mission involved airmen from Port Nazé and San Francisco linked to a central alliance plan.
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Amazon River
Associated Press
Para
Brazil
As. Com
Francesco de F
Man
Uni Army
San Francisco
Port Naze
Tialan
Maranhee
Ford Independent Bristles In Courtroom Evidence
Fragmented testimony from Detroit court proceedings shows Tracy of United Press summarizing bristling paragraphs from Ford Independent. Attorney Gallagher reads certain passages while asserting editorial control and questioning dominance of the Gersh departmens at The Independent.
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Ford Independent
D Tracy
United Press
Detroit
Dearborn
Amercan
Eviderre
Aeron Sapiry
Witnees
Gallagher
Atrerne
Jhe & S
Independent
Rights of Teacher to Paddle Pupils Before Nebraska Board
A schoolboard confrontation centers on a teacher paddling a pupil. Nellie Harter reportedly paddled her son and another pupil, while Wilbur refused to stay after class. Proponents defend the action as justified. opponents argue it was excessive and improper.
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Nebraska School Board
United Precey
Ognist
Nellie Harter
Withur
Wilbur
Enhoat
Beard
Memnere
Three Die After Freight Train Blast Near Fayette Co
A freight train explosion near 37 Peter, Fayette County, killed three men including E. M. Robinson and Ed Bence. The blast occurred during the wreck in Villa Grave area, with emergency crews responding promptly.
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Associated Press
Villa Grave
E. M. Robinson
I Ed Bence
Peter
Fayette Co
Tenopah Nevada Strike Rumor Sparks Mining Frenzy
Reported strike near Tenopah prompts immediate investor activity as four claims sit a mile and a quarter from camp. Assays show possible ore worth 302 per ton with large copper values. rivals begin packing up and moving toward the site.
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Tenopah
Nev
Wepah
Sind
Aondar
Barne
Nomi
Five Men Try to Burn Birger Home Met with Gunfire
A group of five men attempted arson at the Birger residence but were driven back by gunfire. The incident prompted a swift response from authorities and an investigation into the attackers and motives.
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Birger
Overrules Demurrer in High Court Impeachment Case
An associate presiding in Indianapolis rules against the demurrer in the impeachment proceeding. The case moves forward as the defense argument is rejected and the trial timeline advances.
Weather forecast fragment for Wisconsin and Ensettled region
Forecast indicates likely new rain or wet conditions in western portions tonight and Wednesday with warmer temperatures in the east and central areas. Calder in heat or warm spell expected midweek with unsettled conditions.
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Dar Mar
Wisconsin
Calder
Wednen
Pay
Program Violates State Law Reported By Associated Press
A Daily Northwestern story notes a commerce chamber program offering inducements to housing partners, claiming the project breaks state statute 34801. Officials dispute the legality, citing a formal observation on the matter.
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Allen Homes
Serdian
Governor vetoes liberal blue law bill in South Carolina
United Press reports Governor Richards vetoed a bill to liberalize South Carolina blue laws. Despite passage by substantial margins in both chambers, supporters seek two thirds to override. Senate action looms as veto underscores commitment to strict Sunday enforcement.
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United Press Columbia
S. C—Aa
South Carolina
Amiong Siker
State Senate
Attitude of School Board Spurs Legal Action
A report from a Monday meeting shows the Assoc Superior Wis committee considering legal action over the reinstatement request of Isa Luin J. Dirkineon on the Central School Track. Immediate actions include seeking a hearing to resolve the matter.
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Assoc
Treentzone
Perse Tanen
Isa Luin J. Dirkineon
Delavre
Tarfona
Bars
Army Transport Chateau Thierry Reports Influenza Case Outbreak
War department lists four privates aboard the Chateau Thierry en route to San Francisco with influenza and pneumonia illness affecting 33 persons. Names include Gordon P. Brown Grover L. Daniel and Albert Johnson among others with a death in Douglas County Wisconsin. Continued on Page 17.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Chateau Thierry
San Francisco
War Department
Gordon P. Brown
Westview
Cto
Grover L. Daniel
Rocky Mount x
Short C. Johnson
Privatr Field
BRFL
Neick
Met
Douglas County
Wis
Mareh
Daniel Serefoza
Bridgeport
Coan
Superior
Albert
Johnson
Bennett Wis
Esmrelson
Genera
Bennett Seid
John
BR. F. D
Bennett
Waa
Samiry
Johnsons & Relatives
Assembly Debates Leaf Tobacco and Baking Powder Measure
The Madison assembly debated a leaf tobacco measure at length and discussed a baking powder labeling requirement for alum content. Senator Cone led opposition noting exemptions would affect warehoused products and consumer labels. The session adjourned to a later time after brief debate.
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Associated Press
Madison
Senate
Coas
Cone _ aRendfee
Breobs
eBate
Ten Ramer
Aseembirman Rei
Madteon
Michigan Buys Timber for Border of Roads
Michigan buys timber for road border projects from J. B. Gode firm coverting acreage. The purchase supports border fencing and road alignment work with timber supply sourced from regional mills. Local officials confirm use of state funds and anticipated deployment along specified road corridors.
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Michigan
Chinese Admit Surrender Near Shanghai Amid Turmoil
Gen. Pi Shu Chen may surrender after negotiations with Chang Kai Shek, with the Kuomintang flag raised at his headquarters. Numerous Shantungese soldiers remain unaware. Americans report no injuries as destroyers protect docks. British troops clash with Shantungese at the settlement barriers, with 200 surrendering later.
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Associated Press
Shanghai
Pi Shu Chen
Chang Kai Shek
Fi Shu Chen
fRy Associated Press
Raboul
United States May Extend Recognition to Chinese Nationalists
The report notes U S officials weighing formal recognition of the Chinese Nationalists after military advances. It reflects cautious diplomacy as Washington considers options amid shifting power in China and potential impact on international ties.
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United States
Radio listings feature old tunes and university programs
A clipped OCR shows tonight radio features including municipal hand concert segments and string quartet performances from stations WSAT WSAL in Cincinnati and Omaha. It notes University of Nebraska programming and various music offerings with limited legible details.
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Bs United Press
WRAL
Baltimore
Municipal
WSAT
Cincinnati
WSAL
WOW
Omaha
KFAR
University of Nebraska
War alarm in Jugoslavia eases amid diplomatic talks
Tension over alleged Yugoslav military moves on the Albanian frontier eased as Paris Berlin and London pursued negotiations. France Britain and Italy urged caution while Belgrade faced opposition protests at parliament and expressed regret over an Italian minister's insult during a session.
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Associated Press
Italy
Jucoslavia
Hied
Praris
Berlin
Lenden
Ghent
Ifanlane
Woolie
League of Nations Council
Councl
Greece
Corfu
Jusoslavia
Albania
Jugoslavia
France
Han
Belerads
Jugoeslav Foreign Office
Ukewtse
Battle Against Flood Waters of Mississippi Waged by 750
In Winona Minnesota a force of 750 men combats rising Mississippi floodwaters with rail embankments along the Burlington line near Frémont. Tar rising waters threaten to breach the not yet protected double track as crews work to shore the river bank. The gauge near the city shows a drop of about one tenth of a foot overnight, while Red Wing and Wabasha reported river activity.
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Mississippi
Winona
Minn
Chicago
Frempes
Burlington Road
Thia
Wisconsin Made Breakfast Served On Train
Special to The North Shore Milwaukees report a Wisconsin breakfast will be served on the Chicago bound train carrying attendees from Indiana Kentucky and nearby states. The March convention in Milwaukee draws over 300 delegates with headquarters at the Plankinton hotel. The program includes remarks by Mr Youngeren and Irving C. Runttman with Governor Zimmermann addressing advertising legislative phases.
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Wisconsin
Milrauhes
Wisconsit Akiaat
Chicago
Ceienae
Indiana
Kentucky
Ihringe Associat Miwauaes
Alresdy
Xim
Mith District
Mftog
I Lehe Celegetes
JOR
Wariove
Woarnton
Plankinton Hotel
Youngereen
Irving C. Runtman
Atthwaukee Advertising Ehibs
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