Diggers expect to reach Collins in 28 hours at Sand Cave
Report from Kentucky cave site states diggers and rescue team communicate with miners in the shaft. Officials say reach Collins within about 28 hours if no new obstacles arise. Members of the military board report hearing groans from Collins and grow optimistic about a possible rescue.
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Kress Cave City
Sand Cave
Floyd Collins
Coundl
H. T. Carmichael
Albert Marshall
Ed Brenner
Collins
Coallina
S. Hole
Ed Breaner
Cincinnati
Alex Bailey
Louisville
H. H. Denhardt
Military Board
Collina
Court
Denhardt
Kentucky
Hope for a new disarmament conference delays British naval plans
From London Feb 14 sources say the British government hopes a new disarmament conference will be arranged soon, preferably by the United States. The cabinet delays final decisions on fresh warship construction as the Treasury resists a higher naval estimate feared demanded by the Admiralty. Chancellor of the Exchequer is reported to push for increased defense spending while seeking broader support for measures and banking operations.
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London
Treasury
Admiralty
usPimaren
Sw eezy Scores Death Sentence
Baltimore reports the execution of Carroll Gibson, 19, at the Penitentiary for an Eastern Shore crime. Warden Claude Sweezey defended capital punishment, questioning its deterrent value and advocating life imprisonment as a more effective penalty. About 50 people attended. some resented the warden's stance as others questioned the need for execution.
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Baltimore
Carroll Gibson
Claude B. Sucesey
Sucesey
Rcaffold
Penitentiary
Jman
Talbot County
Trappe
Gibson
Sweezey
New York University Student Shot At Senior League Hotel
Elsie Holzman a NYU Medical School student lies seriously injured at Metropolitan Hospital after a woman believed to be Sadie Steinberg fired three shots in her hotel room on the sixth floor of the Senior League Hotel at 7th Street and the East River. Police search for the assailant a 25 year old woman wearing a light green dress described as mentally disturbed.
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New York
Elsie Holzman
New York University Medical School
Metropolitan Hospital
East River
Miss Holmman
Misa Holzman
Miss Helzman
Aroggen
Miss Helamen
Soviet reshuffles remove War Minister and council member
The Associated Press reports Leon Tretzky was removed as War Minister and stripped of Council for Labor and Defense membership. M W Frumse becomes the new War Minister and fills the council seat, while Tretzky remains a member of the Central Committee under party supervision as the regime assesses changes.
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Slanron
Leon Tretzky
Counel For
M W Frumse
Tretzky
Coanetm
Ieee
Anc
Winter Frolic Of Delmarsin Legion
A fragmented regional notice describes a Winter Frolic hosted by the Delmarsin Legion. The item references attendees and events but lacks clear dates or full names due to OCR corruption.
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Delmarsin Legion
Prisoner in Her Husband's Flat Stirs New York Society
Mrs. Budlong a prominent New York and Newport figure claims she is virtually a prisoner in her husband Milton J Bedlong's East Severity Second Street residence. Police aided by a maid, a building supervisor confirms entry-block orders, while she fears starvation if she leaves. Her separate maintenance suit had been lost in Newport last week.
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New York
New York American Today
Milton J Badieng
Newport Society
East Severity-Second Street
Budlong
Burial 135 Victims Mine Blast Tuesday
The Stein Mine explosion near Dortmund claims 122 bodies recovered with 14 unaccounted for. Burial services for 135 victims are planned for Tuesday with miners federation and mine operators represented. The mayor’s office receives condolences worldwide while kin identify the dead. The American ambassador Mr Houghton expressed sympathy at the foreign office.
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Dortmund
Germany
Suriag
Stein
Miners Federation
Berlin
Fer
Alliason B. Houghton
Foreign Office
Mother Dead and Girl Leads Saleen Reid Case
A fifteen-year-old girl faces police raid allegations after her mother’s death. The text references a “Freing the Berteeath” party and a sought arrest, with unclear details. The report centers on a family tragedy and ensuing investigation.
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Saleen Reid
Em & Satcem
Heid
Sersh
Het
Lyguer
Nurmi Poised for Two Miles at New York Games
Paavo Nurmi prepares for two mile run at Madison Square Garden as part of New York Athletic Club games. The Finnish star has raced through multiple cities in six days and aims to extend a strong season, following Ritola’s 9 minute 3 35 second two mile record.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Paavo Nurmi
New York Athletic Club
Nurmi
Portland
Maine
Buffalo
Syracuse
Willie Ritola
Ritola
Bu@alo
Nermi
Ritole
Gottlieb
Syracuse University
Goottleibh
Woman Held After Death of Mother in Room for Six Weeks
Jeney City New Jersey February 14 A woman Misa Margeret Butter worth failed to report her mother's death and lived in the same room with the body for six weeks police state the undertaker was notified and found the body wrapped in blankets in the room. Authorities note the lack of timely reporting and the unusual duration of the concealment. The piece also mentions Missouri's Jackson County office created over a century ago to catch bandits and jokes about legislative speed.
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Jeney City
N. J
Misa Margeret Butterworth
Missouri
Jackson County
Three white men killed in Orange riot violence
Late news from Orange Texas reports three white men slain in a sheeting affray between negroes and whites. The victims are Senjean about 46 Lelis Morris about 22 and Deputy Sheriff Stakes 38, with two negroes arrested.
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Orange. Tex
Iy A
Fire razes pavilion in Kansas City
A devastating fire destroyed the Livestock Pavilion in Kansas City, part of the Motor Era show. Officials say explosions followed fumes in drained tanks after the blaze began late Friday, with about 75 motor trucks and special designs already ruined. Captain Joan J. Crane reported the $650,000 structure suffered heavy damage and most exhibits were incinerated.
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Kansas City
Moterdem
Mercs
Oerce
Tre Silane
Ad Sermonaes
Joan J. Crane
Kansas
Bandit Scatters Gold To Delay Pursuers
Bandit delays pursuers by scattering gold in Guanajuato region of Mexico on February 14 as authorities pursue leads in the theft. Local reports describe fear and disruption as investigators search for the robber.
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Tee Asemeone Free
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Williem M. Jardine
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