Farm blockades in Iowa leave farmer dead and others wounded
In Sioux City area violence erupts as farmers tried to move supplies amid a blockade. Markell family figures prominently with RD Markell critically wounded and two sons injured. at least one more farmer shot. Authorities questioned a suspected bystander as toll rises among debt distressed agricultural workers seeking congressional relief.
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Moville
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Senate Debates Ocean Mail Subsidy And Salaries
Senate debated government subsidies centering on a proposed 35 million dollar cut to ocean mail contracts. Senator McKellar urged forestalling all mail funds while pledging a single ocean rail amendment. Democrats Mitchell and Whitington proposed salary cuts for members and removal of raises, as the chamber weighs fiscal year post office expenses.
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Tenneeser
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Mississippi
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Senate
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Revinson
Arkansas
Bolling Out to Be Decided in Texas Court Action
Judge 5 G Taylor of the Forty-fifth District Court was to preside Saturday over a receiver appointment in a case brought by John W Herreld as receiver for the C C Julian Oil and Royalls company. The filing seeks to prevent asset dissipation and obtain discovery in the Bolling case involving alleged misappropriation of over 1 million dollars of oil company assets brought to San Antonio. Bolling testified he received 476000 from the company including 18500 of his own money. Testimony from Hodd Topp, bookkeeper for the C C Julian Oil gang Royalties company, arrived from Oklahoma City to challenge stock subscription records.
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C . Julian Oil and Royalls Company
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Harreld
Teality
Tavloe
Hodd Topp
C. C. Julian Ol ‘Gang Royalties Company
Oklahoma City
State Creed to Accent Cemetery in Texas Park Proposal
A plan to attach the De Zar cemetery to the Sequaci nta battle ground as a state park was proposed by Representative Pat Jefferson of San Antonio. He noted that monuments to Texas pageants were already erected in the park, with the cemetery area separated from the battlefield by a barrier.
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de Zar
Sequacinta Battle Ground
Pat Jefferson
San Antonio
Jefferson
Texas
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Bulfaln Baron
Bay Scouts to Be Topic of Sermon
A local church plans a sermon topic focusing on Bay Scouts with Rev. Praheis Morave presenting. A Bible reason course will be held at the church Wednesday evening at 7:30. Attendance is open to the public.
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Praheis Morave
Desis
Bay
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School Board Seeks Bids for Tennis Court and Fountains
Bids called for asphalt work for a new tennis court at Brackenridge Union School and for two interior drinking fountains at Robert and Lae Elementary School. Public auction notices list building and grounds concerns, with bids due by a specified date in pending announcements.
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Robert & Lae
GO. HL
Ruperins
Nebraska Farm Mortgage Action Takes Ground in Legislature
Nebraska farmers gained new hope as two state actions target farm debt. The conciliation board formed county committees to mediate between debtors and creditors, while lawmakers craft a mortgage moratorium bill to ease foreclosures and ensure fair treatment. Governor Bryan ordered rapid farm legislation and urged quick action.
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Senate
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Nebraska
Washington
Ghemne
Okin
Vermilion
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Oklahoma City
Murray
Lincoln
Neb
New Hope
State Board of Conciliation
Charles W Bryan
Fragmented 1930s sports musings in shaky print
A garbled San Se or Santa Monica piece discusses teams from Japan and others, mentioning taps, leagues, and motives. The text is fragmentary with unclear names and actions, mixing players and places in a jumbled sports dialogue.
Adolf Hitler Early Life and Rise in Germany
Adolf Hitler grows from Austrian Bavarian roots in Braunau and Vienna. He pursues art, loses his parents, moves to Munich for study, and serves in World War I. After injury and blindness, he enters politics, rising from local gatherings to lead the German Labor Party and form the path to his later role in Germany's government.
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Hiller
Drijtsman
Wolee
Ping
Hitler
Munich
Bismarck
Bilter
Ludwig Tit of
Bavaris
Political Radio and Concert Announcements Publicized
A dense period piece outlines radio broadcasts and NBC network concerts linked to political figures and cultural events. Senator James F Watson headlines GOP themes on Columbia network, while a Vienna themed concert series conducted by Dr Hugo Riesefeld airs on NBC WOAT. Other programs discuss Technocracy and Viennese music with a cast including Charles Herdy Pelix Morley and Al Goldman.
Radio Programs Parade Tops Saturday Schedule
The page lists KTSA 1190 broadcasts for Saturday including morning and afternoon programs. It mentions orchestras, variety acts, and quiz segments with numerous station identifiers and program times. Notable items reference performers, contests, and local talent appearances across many slots.
Wilson Honored by Louisiana Holiday
New Orleans on February 4 1 the governor proclaimed a legal holiday in honor of the enduring principles voiced by William Wilk on May 16 commemorating the severance of diplomatic relations between United Asia and the Imperial German government.
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Louisiana
New Orleans
Lavi Mann
Allen
United
Asia
Germen
Barry Defends Senate in Final Vote Tuesday
Barry argues against claims of cronks and craters and denies endorsing any such men. Norris cites a line accusing many demagogues in Congress who vote to help personal fortunes, prompting Barry to defend his stance. Barry, a 44 year sergeant at arms, has long served as a senate official and former newspaper correspondent for Detroit and New York papers.
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Tere
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Newspaper World
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New York
Further Action to Be Discussed by Senate Judiciary Committee
Washington Feb 4 The Senate Judiciary Committee will meet Monday to consider whether further action should be taken against David S Baty who was suspended as sergeant at arms for writing an article. Norris lost 40 to 30 in a vote on a motion to remove Berry immediately. If evidence is to be heard the chairman said it would be done openly.
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Mt. Minn
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Italo German Aims Same Says Hitler
Rome reports Hitler asserts Italo German aims align on shared project. He says cooperation with Italy will ease finding a joint solution and progress toward common goals, noting Italy’s role is not as a government child but as part of a shared idea.
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Rome
Adolf Hiller
Germany
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Piplic Lintay
Thalyara
Ulie Geralanding
Inter
Giornale D'Tralla
Reported Auto Crash Probed
A motor vehicle collision is being investigated after a reported crash near Frondway and Quen. Authorities say the driver described as Julie Tollee Baturany was involved, with no injuries confirmed at this time.
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Farm leader questions grain policy before Senate panel
Thomas Wickham of Buffalo butchers doubts the domestic allotment plan will raise farm prices and says opposition stems from major grain exchanges. He testifies that grain marketing reform may not raise prices and advocates repeal of grain futures controls to boost demand and stabilize the market.
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Julian Declines Attend Mail Fraud Trial In Oklahoma City
O G Julian announces he will not attend his federal mail fraud trial scheduled in Oklahoma City next Monday. He says he will stay in Canada and let his $25 000 bond be forfeited. More than 50 co defendants are listed in the case.
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Oklahoma City
O. G
Duller
Walter M. Harrisson
Daily
Oklahoman and Tines
Canesady
Mount Vesuvius Eruption Rages Into Second Day
Vesuvius continued erupting since Thursday morning with crowds gathering in squares and on hilltops to view the fiery display. The activity brought the toll toward 200 as observers watched the spectacular night fireworks from vantage points around the area.
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Brount Vesuvius
Vesuvius
British War Supplies Chief Evan Carter Dies in London
Evan Carter, head of British war supplies and responsible for feeding the army in France, died in London today. Known in army circles as the "Bomb and Grob King," he served as director of supplies and played a key role in logistics during the war.
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