Japanese rebels kill premier and cabinet members
An attempted coup by soldiers in Tokyo led to the killing of Prime Minister Okada, Finance Minister Takahashi, and others. Attacks targeted the Asahi newspaper office and the Atami villa, with the Third Infantry Regiment said to be involved. The protests followed elections showing liberal gains, and officials warned of possible further actions by the Japanese army amid fears of wider conflict with the Soviet Union.
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Man Faces Five Indictments Here By Clarence Blake Case
Clarence E Blake formerly imprisoned for miles theft was brought to San Antonio to face five indictments in Criminal District Court. Inspector Ler Miller of the department of public safety obtained a writ from Judge W W McGrory to bring Blake for trial. Indictments allege receiving concealing stolen property tied to recent burglary and shell of clubs at Pearsall, with multiple charges including theft over $50 and burglary.
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Envoy Denies Jap policy changes in wake of coup talk
Washington reports that Ambassador Hirori Saito Jord Newa said Japan will not alter its popular government. He cited direct advices to the embassy from Tokyo and noted yesterday's killings do not signal a military coup, attributing the unrest to passionate army officers with patriotic ideals.
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Treasury Position For February 24 Washington D C
Treasury data from Washington shows receipts of 12 202 and expenditures of 31 568 589 51 with a balance of 1 2023 97 85. Customs receipts for the month total 25 eLS 88 and the fiscal year receipts 2 309 05 642 241. Expenditures include 4 687 556 239 with 2 165 209 391 5 of emergency outlays. Gold assets stand at 10 16 988 535 56, reflecting a large fiscal balance and debt movements.
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