Hitler Urges Need of Military Forces Work Relief Snag
Washington reports the $4.88 billion work relief bill with 31 Senate amendments blocks House action until tomorrow. President Roosevelt faces opposition to some amendments as Burns and Buchanan push for immediate conference. Meantime silver inflation proposals and appeals by white collar workers to Hopkins add pressure as Congress debates funding for 3.5 million direct jobs and related material needs.
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Roundup of Gangs on Docket in Chicago
Chicago authorities led by Thomas Courtney and Major Edward Kelly announce plans to eradicate remnants of the Capone and Touhy gangs. They seek three men who attempted to assassinate Alderman Harry Penn yesterday, promising a sweeping probe across the underworld.
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Oleo Tax Proposal Rebellion Cited By Clarence Ousley
A fragmentary clipping notes opposition to an oleo tax plan described as a rebellion by Clarence Ousley. The text references a Waderster PDC item and mentions dates, advance payments, and a public debate around the proposed levy. The readable portions suggest civic contention and potential votes or meetings.
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Bancroft withdraws from race in Teenix seventh district
Richland Center Wis local note reports H Bancroft Republican candidate withdraws from the Teenix seventh senatoral district race. Isaac Evans Democratic nominee and the Progressive party candidate Bancroft argue over 1924 vote totals. secretary of state explains ballot legality and withdrawal implications.
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Secretary Howe Much Better Today Feared Crisis Passes
President Roosevelt plans a late fishing cruise off Florida after assurances that Secretary Howe has passed the immediate crisis and shows signs of steady improvement. The trip includes a train ride to join the destroyer Parravub near Florida, with contingency to return if Howe falters. A White House medical group and several physicians evaluated Howe, and the president will monitor developments as Howe continues to recover.
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Coaster Killed in Ambiguous Local Incident
A fragmentary report describes a coaster incident resulting in a fatality with unclear details. Officials referenced by the text suggest an event on or near a pier or harbor area with possible investigative actions underway and incomplete statements from witnesses. Further verification needed.
Gales and blizzards claim four lives in Pacific region
Severe gales and blizzards hit the Pacific Northwest killing four people in Oregon and Washington. A motor car plunged from a highway near Waldport, Oregon, amid swollen rivers. Coastal winds and a 30 mile gale disrupted the Columbia River bar as dust storms raged inland.
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Wisconsin River Floods Hit Upstate Wisconsin City
Madison reports the Wisconsin River swollen by melting snow with a discharge near 73 000 cubic feet per second. Milwaukee notes flood warnings as rivers rise, with the Mississippi at La Crosse up 12 feet since Saturday and dam actions taken to lessen danger.
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Smelt Aun In Green Bay Tonight
Green Bay area reports indicate a smelt arrival expected this evening. Local anglers and merchants anticipate a brief run with activity along the waterfront and nearby piers.
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Ontario Guards for Dionne Babies Amid Kidnap Rumors
Reports from Callander say Ontario police placed guards at the Dionne hospital amid rumors of a plot to kidnap the Dionne quintuplets during a frontier crossing plan involving an auto and airplane. Government moves to place the babies under Ontario control were noted, but the children remained in provincial care.
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International talks test Europe's peace amid German armament bids
Reports from London Berlin and Geneva describe Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald stating Britain sees only specific Versailles clauses being questioned while the wider German rearmament challenge looms. Hitler meets Sir John Simon and Anthony Eden as discussions push toward whether Europe steers toward peace or war with Italy Hungary and Poland signaling positions.
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Dust storms reappear but less widespread than last week
The report notes renewed dust storms in several areas led by Kana City and nearby Ware while other regions show reduced dust activity. Authorities warn of visibility issues and urge caution for travelers and outdoor work.
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