Austria Crisis Deepens as Dollfuss Cracks Socialist Resistance
Austrian government forces press assault on Vienna and major towns after seven days of fighting with Socialist rebels. Dollfuss demands arms surrender within five hours. leaders flee or are crushed as government artillery targets socialist strongholds.
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Austria
Nazi Germany
Italy
France
Maj
Emil Fey the Tittle
Great Britain
Germany
Hitler
Soviet
Russia
Japan
Bail Fey
Ernst von Starhemberg
Dolifués
Vienna
Linz
Gratz
Stéyr
Dollfuss
Great
Reichsbridge
Fey
Prince von Starhemberg
Steyr
League of Nations
Paris
London
Czeechoslovakia
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Gemundt
Pressburg
Danube
Both parties stained by graft in campaign outlook
The piece argues no party can claim purity as graft scandals surface on both sides. It notes Black’s discovery of pay dirt in air mail contracts and a DC grand jury’s motor truck probe, with local civil works graft adding to the political trouble ahead. It discusses subsidies for air and ocean mail as defense and economic policy, and the administration's swift actions in pursuing charges.
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Washington
Democratic
Senator Black
Alabama
Senate
Hoover
District of Columbia
Roosevelt
Civil Works Administration
Farley
Army
Cummings
Ocean Mall
Congress and subsidies spark debate over public funds
The article discusses opponent views on subsidies as unjust use of taxpayers money, arguing they create monopolies and burden taxpayers. It cites a $54,453,000 five year subsidy figure, notes mixed utility, and recounts a Farm Credit administration clash with Congress including remarks by Rep O'Connor and others about control and respect.
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Congress
House ‘of Representatives
Farm Credit Administration
House
Credit Administration
Rules Committee
William S. Myers
O'Connor
New York
Carpenter
Nebraska
Doctor Myers
Werner
South Dakota
Expedition Will Make Search for Moses Camp
A French archeology team returning from Palestine reports a motor road to Mount Nebo in the Land of Canaan where Moses is said to have died. The mission plans another expedition to seek any trace of Moses or his camp, while noting no evidence has yet confirmed the biblical account.
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French Archeologie Mission
Palestine
Mount Nebo
Moses
Canaan
Franciscam
Early Auto Speed Law Push by New York Farmers
In December 1908 Oneida Pomona Grange adopted a resolution urging enforcement of the 20 mile per hour speed limit and requiring motorists to slow to four miles per hour when passing teams. The measure noted speeders endangered life and property on rural roads.
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New York State
Oneida Pomona’ Grange
Why Doctors Favor a Liquid Laxative
Doctors advise against overuse of strong laxatives as they can harm bowels and organs. Public favor shifts to regulated liquid laxatives like Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin praised for gentle action and habit-free use. Safe for expectant mothers and children with a pleasant taste and accessible at druggists.
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Dr. Caldwell
Creomulsion Promoted for Cough Relief in Ads
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a seven in one cough remedy offering quick relief and safety. It claims mild coughs may respond to lesser helps, but many rely on Creomulsion, noting a higher cost but a druggist guarantee refund if relief isn’t achieved. Coughs are framed as danger signals and urged to seek the best known treatment.
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Worthwest Airways
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Gen. Westover
Oscar Westover
Douglas MacArthur
Charles A. Lindbergh
Black
Walter F. Brown
Ickes
Wallacer
Dern
Perkins
Pius Phaseres
CCC
CWA
Ee Civil Works Administration
Harry Hopkins
Hopkins
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Ohio Valley
Horatio B. Hackett
Leago
The
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Secretary of the Interior
Robert D. Kohn
Colonel Hackett
Chicago
Holabird & Root
Federal Housing Corporation
Preminr Tsaldaris
Greece
Samuel Insull
Tsaldaris
Insull
Athens
Elvin A. Traylor
First National Bank of Chicago
Mr. Traylor
Kentucky
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Hiroji Saito
Saito
United States
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Pacific Region
George W. Norris
Judiciary Committee
Stephens
Mississippi
NRA
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Treasury Department
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Western Newspaper Union
William
Tam
White House
Potter Drug & Chemical Corporation
Malden, Mass
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Higbee
Missouri
OLD Age Pension Information and Atamp
Lehman
Humboldt, Kan
Iscox
Iscox Chemical Works
Patchogue
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