World Race for Naval Supremacy Looms as Parley Deadlocked
Britain and the United States face a potential arms race as talks stall over reducing naval tonnage. Experts estimate Britain would need 35 percent more ships to reach parity, while the U S could be pressed to add about 400 000 tons. France Japan and Italy are part of the stalled diplomacy with leaders meeting at Saint James Palace to seek a tentative balance amid the 1 400 000 ton battle for naval dominance.
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Tardieh Suffering From Grippe At Naval Conference
Tardieh, a premier, is confined to bed with grippe and laryngitis amid a naval conference. His illness interrupts key appointments and may force postponement until week’s end.
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Tardieu Wins Confidence Vote in Chamber
Tardieu’s government scraped by with a 370 to 20 confidence vote in the chamber of deputies on February 17. The tally showed the government clinging to power despite strong opposition and near-defeat discussions in the afternoon session.
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Terrific Northeast Storm Hits New England Widest Toll
A severe blizzard swept the Northeast causing 12 deaths in New England, with Cambridge famine and a frame tenement fire killing a 6 year old girl. A Brooklyn man died cleaning a satellite fire in New York. The storm disrupted ships and traffic from Boston to Fall River, with record lows across New England and heavy snow across New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
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Flier's Body Found Near North Cape Crash Site
West Point Barrow February 17 WP report confirms the bodies of Cott Hiro Le aun and Karl Ber land, companions of the flier, found among wreckage from the plane near North Cape after a crash. Indications point to deaths on impact with recovery by the Nanakit. Weather delays of three days hindered salvage operations.
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Senator Woodward Denounces Hoovercrats Ban on Hoovercrats
In Austin on February 12, Senator Walter C. Woodward denounces a Democratic executive committee action to bar candidates who voted against the party’s presidential electors. He argues the move is improper in principle and likely to affect other Democratic voters in Texas.
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Appeal Dismissed In Armingstam Primary Challenge
In Armings tam Alaska a circuit court denied a petition for an injunction to stop county officials from proceeding with the August primary. Wilkinson challenged voter and candidate qualifications while the state party executive committee set rules inviting all who pledge support to the Democratic nominee to participate.
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Men Arrested in Rubio Plot
Fifteen men including prominent labor traders were arrested at Fampico and sent to Mexico City after the shooting of Ortiz Rubio at his inauguration. The incident sparked threats from labor leaders demanding detainee release and touched off protests linked to the change in government in Mexico.
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Laredo Postmaster to Represent U S at Monterey Fetel
Laredo postmaster to represent the United States at the Monterey dedication of the way Weary stone and marble post office building February. The event marks a notably modern facility in the region with official duties to oversee the ceremony and greet dignitaries.
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Day Law Data From States Gathered For Inhibition Study
A new effort led by the Prohibition Commissioner seeks a nationwide catalog of enforcement data across states. Morty said experts will compile facts on municipal actions, wine control, and prohibition conditions to enable the Department of Justice to use the gathered information in enforcement.
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City Appropriations for Payment of Bills Approved
City officials approved appropriations pulling $400,000 from the 1929 general fund to cover park and street improvements. Funds were designated for a new air truck at Wiskyer field, engineering costs for Great Bend projects, a fire station addition at 11 Mason Street, and related municipal expenses.
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$2,000,000 Supply Bill Approved by House Group
The House group approved a $2,000,000 supply bill detailing enforcement and justice programs. The appropriation covers defense and coast guard activities, with allocations for federal equipment and related operations.
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Envoy to Poland Still Struggling With Illness in Transit
The envoy to Poland, Mesander D. Meare, remains very ill while traveling, suffering an intestinal infection and fever. His condition is described as delirious at times, with concerns about continuing to Warsaw.
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Bodies of Seamen Found in Lifeboat
A night search around the alarm-swept Avante ended with four seamen found dead in a lifeboat. The alert and radio messages were received at the Cape May station as investigators processed the scene and identified the deceased.
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Ruins Searched for Three Bodies in Mexico City
Authorities conducted a search of ruins for three missing bodies tied to a deadly incident in Mexico City. A worker was attacked by an angry citizen as part of a broader investigation amid ongoing turmoil and a reported mortar blast. The scene involved police and local officials responding to threats and injuries.
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Hoover enlarges White House staff increases public building office hires
Hoover expands White House staff adding seven new public buildings personnel this year compared with two last year. The move follows charges during the deficiency bill hearings. Lieutenant Colonel Gerard UT, director of public buildings, heads the new appointments.
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Churches Closed by Soviet Orders in Chita
In Chita Siberia on February 17 Soviet authorities ordered the closure of churches and synagogues in response to demands of workers. Anti religious measures extended to religious buildings as authorities tightened controls.
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Taye Tinds Way Hingmam Don Visit Mission in 174 Road
A terse, cryptic note describes a planned visit along a long road to meet with a person named Sis Tiancen at distant sights. The fragment references a van, a person named Simrell Slew, and a local Bond’s Way route. The text is fragmentary and outlines travel and meeting intentions without clear dates.
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Reducing Diets and Sugar as a Satisfying Factor
A Sugar Institute message argues that reducing diets should include some sugar to satisfy appetite. It notes sugar is not more fattening than other carbohydrates and stomach fullness comes from overall food amount, not sugar alone. The piece cites sugar as a flavoring for vegetables and fruit to improve meal satisfaction.
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