Ex-Kaiser Wilhelm Active in Politics from Doorn
International News Service reports Edward Hunter’s dispatch from Doorn Holland challenging the notion that Wilhelm spends exile quietly. The ex-emperor remains deeply involved in German affairs directing letters and maintaining influence to support a potential throne return.
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Creamulsion Advertises Non Narcotic Cold Remedy
An old advertisement touts Creamulsion as a powerful but harmless nonnarcotic remedy for colds and persistent coughs. It promises money back if the product does not relieve symptoms and highlights seven best-known benefits without side effects.
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Cady
Cardus a Great Help Says Woman Who Had Been Weak and Nervous
Ida Denham of Joplin Missouri reports relief from pain and nervousness after using Cardui the woman’s tonic. She details prior weakness and discomfort then notes improved health and vitality following the treatment, asserting Cardui’s positive impact on her condition.
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Roosevelts Bahamas visit greeted by governor
Nassau Bahamas February 8 President elect Franklin D Roosevelt arrived aboard the Nourmah for a vacation cruise with Winorot Astor and others. He was greeted by Capt. Hugh Beda Clifford governor of the Bahamas who will host him during his stay. Capt Christopher Brown will serve as guide for a fishing trip aboard the cruiser Malolo.
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Franklin D. Roovervelt
United States
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Vinerot Astor
Hugh. Beda Clifford
Bahheinas
Christopher Brown
Royal Canadian Navy
Tig Rongevelt Navly
Ten Indictments Returned by Uvalde Grand Jury
Uvalde, Feb. 6 Ten indictments were returned Friday by the Uvalde county grand jury which had been in session since Tuesday. The grand jury recessed until February 27. The report also notes items related to ex-Kaiser Wilhelm and various cultural and media references from the era.
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Uvalde Grand Jury
Uvalde
Uvalde County Grand Jury
Grand Jury
See Cleaner Teeth Kolynoa Technique Advertisement
An advertisement promotes a dental cream claiming cleaner whiter teeth and healthier gums. It urges avoiding ineffective brushing and adopting the Kolynoa technique with a generous application twice daily for better results.
Senate approves extension of federal gas tax
Washington February 6 The senate committee approved the house bill to extend for one year the 1 cent per gallon federal gasoline tax. The measure, already passed by the house, faced little debate and stems from provisions of the billion dollar tax bill enacted last year.
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Washington, D. C
Senate Mines
House
League Committee Against New State Opposes Manchukuo
The League of Nations committee in Geneva on February 3 agreed that its recommendations should urge non recognition of Manchukuo and discourage any league member from recognizing or aiding the state. It plans to circulate the proposal to the United States and Russia to gain their support.
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Switeetland
League of Nations Committee of 19
Manchukuo
Lytton Commission
League
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Russia
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Death of Couple in Auto Probedt Death of Couple in Auto Probedt
Authorities probe the deaths of Rosemary Wallin and Bernard Kinney found in Kinney's car on the Omaha Field Club grounds. Both teens, from wealthy families, died of asphyxiation with hands interlocked. their bodies were partly frozen. An examination revealed a metal tubing attached to the muffler protruding through the floor into the car.
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Omaha
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Rosemary Wallin
Bernard Kinney
Kinney
Omaha Field Club
Canvass Set for Joint House Senate Session
The house and senate will convene a joint session on Wednesday to formally canvass the electoral college result from last November's presidential and vice presidential elections. The action confirms the official outcome and proceeds to certification.
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Senate
Machine Fails To Restore Life At UC San Francisco
In San Francisco on February 1, UC scientists who invented a life restoring device faced a setback as the machine damaged a patient. Walter L. Groep, who died from a bone ailment, reportedly suffered a fatal complication after the early test. Dr. Robert Carnish disputed claims and said Grove had been dead for hours when clots formed in his veins.
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San Francisco
University of California
Walter L. Groep
Robert Carnish
Hitler oath of non violence reforms German politics
This 1930s profile describes Adolf Hitler after the Munich putsch and his pledge to pursue political aims by lawful means. It notes his sworn oath to keep propaganda within legal bounds, the Stennes crisis, and a pivotal Leipzig trial where Hitler defended his methods while rejecting illegal revolution.
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Universal Service
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Germany
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Hitler
Walter Stennes
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Meyer
ARM Loans To Begin Before March 7
Washington Feb 6 The Department of Agriculture announced disbursements of funds from the $80 million crop production loan bill signed by President Hoover would start before March 7. Secretary Hyde expects to approve regulations this week and issue instructions for regional offices in Dallas St Louis Memphis Minneapolis Salt Lake City and Washington.
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Minneapolis
Salt Lake City
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Congress
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
League to Push GOP Comeback Led by Curtis
A National Republican league led by Vice President Curtis has formed to press a comeback for the GOP after last November’s drubbing. John A. Campbell of White Plains announced the group, which aims to campaign in 1936 for the presidential race and next year’s congressional contests. It claims no stance on any single candidate and appears solidly regular Republican in makeup.
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G.O.P
Curtis
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D. C
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National Republican League
John A. Campbell
White Plains
N.Y
Japs Concentrate on Jehol Frontier
CHANGRUN Manchuria Feb 6 Japanese forces concentrate along the eastern border of Jehol province amid secret orders. Military leaders expect rapid gains once heavy fighting begins as China defends the frontier amid strategic massing and cautious public statements.
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Changurun
Manchuria
Chines Administration
Jehil
Shoemen's Bodies Convene for 3 Day Ft Worth Meet
Fort Worth February 6 11 more than 1000 registered. Three shoemen organizations host a joint three day convention opening Monday. The Tex as Gite Retailers and the Oklahoma Shoe Retailers associations and the Southwestern Shoe Trav elers association meet. The travelers elected officers Saturday and the Texas reballers will hold their election this afternoon. Directors oppose a state sales tax or any tax increase.
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Shoemen's
Hexites
Texas Gite
Oklahoma Shoe Retailes Associations
Southwestern Shoe Travelers Association
Travelers
Texas
Oath Administered Free State Dail Takes Oath
In Dublin the members of the Free State Dail took the oath of office under the constitution. With De Valera's program to abolish the oath of allegiance to Britain this may be the last time lawmakers are required to take the oath.
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Irish Free State
New Free State
Dail
de Valera
Currency bill looms in special session push in Washington
Washington lawmakers in the capital press for a currency expansion vote during the pending special session expected to be called by President-elect Roosevelt. Hoover opposition and congressional resistance delay the drive as the group seeks action before March 4. Separately, Le Nation reports arson may explain the burning of the steamer L'Atlantique in the English Channel on January 4 with several lives lost.
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Washington, D. C
INS
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Roosevelt
Hoover
Paris
le Nation
English Channel
Homewood freed on bond after cert of reasonable doubt
Justice Morsehauser issued a certificate of reasonable doubt in Sydney Homewood case. Homewood, a Rockland riding master, was convicted of seducing Charlotta Gibson under promise of marriage and sentenced to a $5000 fine and a term of one and a half to three years. He is released on $15,000 bail pending motion for a new trial while Gibson’s newborn child’s birth followed the verdict.
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Supreme Court
Joseph Morsehauser
Sydney Homewood
Charlotta Gibson
Mearsehauser
Aa Motlan
Homewood
Rockland County
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