Necklace of Archduchess Marie Theresa Found Safe
The diamond necklace once owned by Archduchess Marie Therese, given by Napoleon to Empress Josephine, was found intact in a Fifth Avenue jewelers safe. The Archduchess, previously linked to a $400,000 value, had planned legal action. a U S attorney confirmed officials traced the jewel to Archduchess via C F Toward, but Townsend vanished before the notice.
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Associated Press
New York
Apoleon
de Louisa
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Marie Theresa
Vienna
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Ehol
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French Leader Faces Likely Defeat Over Cabinet Plan
Andre Tardieu informed President Doumergue he is confident a new cabinet will be formed before next Thursday. Dissolution talk grows as tense rumors suggest Tardieu may fail in his final appearance before the assembly, with pressure to dissolve high among rival factions.
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A'tsr Speed Record Groups Discuss Foreign Affairs
The source notes that the only fully arranged portfolio at this stage is foreign affairs with Aristide Briand serving as chief, while other details remain undisclosed.
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Tardieu
Aristide Briand
Indianapolis Seeks College Players For Signing Spree
Indianapolis officials reveal plans to sign four college players from local schools. Oral Sidebrand of Butler has signed a pitching contract. Talks are under way with Ep Caraway and Pest Welch of Purdue and Butch Niemic, a two year Notre Dame football and baseball athlete. Welch coaches at Washington and Niemic at Mice Institute.
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Associated Press
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Mch
Indianapolis American Association
Oral Sldebrand
Butler University
Ep Caraway
Pest Welch
Purdue
Butch Niemic
Notre Dame
Welch
Washington
Niemic
Mice Institute
State Senate Votes to Ballot 8th Amendment Question
The Senate approved placing the question on November ballots asking if the 8th amendment should be retained. The measure moves to the house. Drafted by the State Republican organization.
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Providence
Med
State Senate
House
Deaths and Injuries Reported After Missouri Pacific Train Wreck
A Missouri Pacific freight wreck near Blayp Alicia Arkansas caused gasoline from several tank cars to catch fire. At least one person is critically injured and others are missing. The injured man's identity was not learned.
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Ark
Barca
Weer
Ando O
Missouri Pacific
Convict Dialect Authored With Help From Ex-Convicts
The article notes that the convict dialect used by actors in a forthcoming prison life film was crafted with the aid of several ex-convicts enlisted by the author.
Golf steel shafts prompt Atlantic debate at St Andrews
Across the Atlantic a controversy grows over steel shafted golf clubs approved by the Royal and Ancient Club of St Andrews. Eminent professionals weigh in, including Harry Vardon who calls the move a shame and doubts long handicap players will gain distance.
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Royal and Ancient Club of
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Starry Vardon
Golf Ball Debate Spurs Veteran Players and Critics
A discussion on steel shafts and a larger lighter golf ball contrasts views of Abe Mitchell John Henry Taylor Walter Hagen and Sir Walter related to the impending rules shift. While some see benefits for aging players others warn the game may change drastically with new equipment. The piece notes mixed forecasts for Jones Norton and others as Kentucky Wildcats basketball enters the season with one conference loss to Tennessee.
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Arkansas Sprouts Grid Pilots for Other Teams
Arkansas gridders will captain four out-of state colleges and universities next fall with Razorbacks led by Milan Creighton of Gothenburg Nebraska. Previous captains included Clarence Gies Haynesville Louisiana Clyde Van Sickle Harris Oklahoma and Charles Clements Rover Arkansas. Daw son Mills Little Rock will lead Johns Hopkins and Ross Mauncy Monticello will be alternate captain at Louisiana college Edwin Brodie Batesville will boss on the field at Murray State Teachers College Kentucky.
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Brother Act Showing Way in Kentucky Five
Five McGinnis brothers from Lexington pace Kentucky's basketball team as a dark horse in the Southern Conference tournament starting in Atlanta February 28. Lawrence and Lewis McGinnis play guard and forward, having learned all their basketball in college.
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Associated Press
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Dark Horse
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Lewis McGinnis
Sportsmen Use Planes to Feed Wildlife in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City February 28 reports thousands of pounds of feed delivered by airplane to wildlife. As ice covered feeding grounds, sportsmen funded purchases and grain was dropped from planes in bags that burst, scattering feed 30 to 35 feet across the ice.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Wild Life
Bill to Relieve Chinese Offered
Senator Mc Master of South Dakota introduces a resolution asking the federal farm board to spend 25 million dollars on wheat or flour produced in the United States to aid starving Chinese. A daily prayer in Thuringians School advocates abolition of the Versailles treaty.
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United States
Senator McMaster
Republican
South Dakota
Thuringians
English novelist William J. Locke critically ill in Cannes
Associated Press reports William J. Locke, the English novelist, is critically ill at his villa in Cannes France. The condition prompted a notice from his French physician and further inquiries about his health from literary circles.
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Associated Press
William J. Locke
Cannes
France
Dominican Republic Names Transitional President Rafael Estrella Urena
In Santo Domingo on March 1, government forces backing President Horacio Vázquez and insurgent leaders, with apparent U.S. ministerial approval, agreed on a provisional president. Vázquez signed a decree appointing Rafael Estrella Ureña secretary of state for the Interior, who will act as president in the president’s and vice president’s absence, as the assembly was asked to consider next steps.
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Santo Domingo
Horacio Vasques
Dominican Republic
Rafael Estrella Urena
Vasquez
Urena
National Assembly
Insurgent Leader Arena Sought Exit from Dominican Republic
The text states Arena, a lawyer, led insurgent troops into Santo Domingo two days ago and sought a permit to emigrate on health grounds before his term ended. It notes he served as minister of justice and instruction in 1920, left after six months, then became minister to France. The piece also mentions asbestos usage since ancient times.
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Santo Domingo
Singing in the Bathtub Lith fy Little-Fox Trots- Guy Lombardo
The item notes a 2045 number with Singing in the Bathtub and references Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians in a lithographed context.
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Guy Lombardo
Royal Canadians
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