Dover View On Tariff 3 Made Plain
Washington Feb 22 President Hoover favors moderately higher duties on American products facing cheaper foreign goods but opposes levels that would monopolize home markets. An administration source said Hoover supports protection but not extreme measures. favoring sugar retention, opposed to boosting building materials, and backing farm rate increases with Senators. He reportedly opposes sweeping import bans and has not shared final views with insurgent senators.
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Washington, D. C
Hoover
International New Service
House Republicana
Tn Nu
Senate
Groupe
Democratn
Innurgenta
Corpse Winks Scare Sends Youth Fleeing in Shock
In SHVLBY Mont a seriously injured patient car crash victim was being moved by a doctor and a youth, when a corpse reportedly winked. The frightened youth fled in panic as hospital staff explained the incident was not serious.
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Shvlby
Mont
Feb
Kills Wife Who Gods Then Self In Indiana Harbor
In Indiana Harbor, Walter J. Smith killed his wife during a quarrel after returning home from work. Neighbors heard him threaten her and strike with a power tool, knocking her unconscious. Mrs. Smith died at St Catherine's hospital. Moments later police found Mr. Smith dead by suicide in a Gary rooming house with a note indicating self-inflicted death.
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Chicago
Walter J. Smith
Indiana Harbor
Shore
Mra
Amith
St. Catherine's
Bog
Gary
Montana to Gulf Swim Plan Sparked by Residents
Three Montanans aim to swim from Livingston to New Orleans in June. They plan to follow the Yellowstone and Missouri rivers, seeking backers for their aquatic bid. The trio emphasize a humane purpose while pursuing sponsorship and support.
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Denver
Golo
Wen
Jake Mola Jr
Thomas E
Springdale
Mont
Livingston
New Orleans
Ike
Yellowstone
Missouri
French Theater Closes Its Doors at Femina
PARIS Feb 22 The Theater Femina on the Champs Elysees has closed after hosting the Parlic American players who staged English language plays. The Femina first opened in 1906 and will be replaced by a temporary bookstore in its place.
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Femina
Han Gloxed
Lowes
Fim
Eogliah
Hoaxer James Baker Linked to Police Poison Hoax
James Baker, who claimed Detroit police he poisoned eight people, is now believed to have staged the hoax. A tattoo on his wrist and confusion with a murder investigation involving Henry Gaw, a night watchman, are noted as possible connections in the case.
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James Baker
Detroit
Greet Snes
Henry Gaw
Borah Seeks Fate of Jewish Rabbis in Soviet Union
Senator William Borah asks the Soviet government in Moscow to confirm reports that Jewish rabbis are imprisoned and to learn what action the authorities plan. He inquired whether counter revolution charges are being brought against the rabbis and if they will be tried.
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Borah
Soviet
Washington
Fey
Moscow
William ©Orah
Idaby
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Macertain
Ita, Torah
Confessions Put Police On Conflicting Killers
Detroit feb 22 police faced a puzzle over which of Baker’s confessions to credit for nine murders. James Bakerarch claims multiple victims across Warren Ohio Houston Texas Germany India and the Philippines but authorities link him to only one killing and suspect he may be insane. He is being moved to New York on a robbery charge while a local girl visitor professes love and asks if he will marry her if found innocent.
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Detroit
Baker
James Haker
Keller
Warren
Ohio
Houston
Texas
India
Philippine Islands
Toker
Bis
Cyril Parks
James
Baler
Wally
Hey
Fiven
Parka
Muckers
New York
Ayantul
Wears
Gugenheim
Mise
Eleanon Tox
Newton Roy
Ti Wag
Hick
Pilot Dies as Monoplane Crashes at Logan Field
BALTIMONY Feb 22 Capt Gran Watterson of the Maryland National Guard Air Corps died from injuries after his monoplane crashed at Logan Field during a test flight. Three passengers Charles Carman Jr Harris Kirk Jr of Buttsmore and Thomas G Kane Decry were severely injured. Witnesses said the engine stall may have forced the craft into a spill.
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Baltimony
INS
Gran Watterson
Maryland National Guard Air Corps
Logan Field
Charles Carman Jr
Harris
Threatening Note Arrest Is Sought
ST LOUIS Feb 22 Local police announced plans to question Alcorta about a note allegedly threatening President Hoover. Authorities said the location where Alcorta was staying had been found, though Alcorta himself had not yet been located. A United States secret service agent was expected to accompany police in the interrogation.
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ST. Louis
Alcorin
Hoover
Remais
Alcorta
United Staten Secree Eposion
Wns
Family decides fate in quiet household dispute
A daughter asserts autonomy while her parents insist otherwise in a terse domestic exchange. The dialogue centers on parental authority and the daughter's stance toward an upcoming decision. Names or places are not provided, but the tension is evident in the brief confrontation.
Dr J J Osborn Eye Strain Specialist Ad
Dr J J Osborn Eye Strain Specialist at 41 Moore Building promotes a mathematical method for eye defect relief. The ad criticizes frequent glasses changes and claims their procedure offers expected relief for mismeasured prescriptions in readers under 50 and those over 60.
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J. J. Osborn
Moore Building
Peggy Wodell Loses Hurdy Peggy Wodell Loses Hurdy
Milwaukee report states Jimmy Conzelman scored a secret touchdown in a marital dispute with Peggy Unertl of Milwaukee. Records show Conzelman divorced Peggy in Michigan in 1929 on grounds of ill fate, while Peggy sought separation as lawsuits and separations surfaced amid custody claims for her daughter Patricia.
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Milwaukee
Jimmy Conzelman
Hina
Fforer Follies
Peggy Unertl
Utell
Tiwan
Conzelman
Detroit
Marrie
Pogey
Aig
West Bend
Wis
T Records
Wayne County
Michigan
Great Lakes
Peggy
Iles
Lucas County
Ohio
Toledo
Tomes G Congclunn
Lilling Granzdn
Justice of the Peace
Bert Weber
Pease
Patricia
Hoover Proclaims Covered Wagon Memorial Observance
President proclaims period from March 10 to December 3 to mark the centennial of the covered wagon era. Noting April 9 1830 as departure from Louis to Oregon and December 20 1880 birth of frontiersman Meeker, the measure honors pioneers who opened the West. Oregon Trail Memorial Association plans celebrations along the route.
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Hoover
Wastington
D.C
Bloouwer
Pci
Givat Waxen Tran
Louis
Gregon
Hata Meekee
Meeker
Oregon Trail Memorial Association
Councey
Blood of Chicken Transfusions Stir Debate at Stanford
Stanford bacteriologist Dr Edwina William Schialer disputes a Lincoln Neb chicken blood transfusion used to save a gravely ill pneumonia patient. He warns the larger cerebral circulatory vessels in chicken blood pose risks, noting it is a new foreign protein and may alter fever response.
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Stanford University
Chi
Edwina William Schialer
Lincoln
Neb
Schults
Tampa Doctor Faces Exile Over Proscription Conviction
Tampa physician Dr. Torage J. Williams was ordered by Judge A. Akerman to exile himself for life or serve five years, after being convicted of issuing a string of proscriptions. Williams chose exile, with options to go to South America or South Africa by July 2 and stay for life, preferring permanent removal over imprisonment.
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Tampa
Fla
Torage J. Williams
Feiern
A. Akerman
Anidoc
South America
South Africa
Wie
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