Seaway Treaty Drafted by Canada and United States
Washington July draft of a Seaway Treaty aims to avert conflicts from talks between the United States and Canada. It envisions a 37 foot channel to handle ships to the heart of the continent and sets costs for electrical installations in New York state and Ontario. Power will be divided equally and existing investments on waterway projects credited to each nation.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Canada
Lawrence-Great Lagos Seaway
Agelale Department
State Department
New York State
Ontario
Ite
Fort Laramie to be preserved as memory of old west
Fort Laramie in Wyoming will be preserved for posterity after condemnation proceedings funded by the state. The courthouse at Torrington confirms the fort will remain to honor the memory of Bridger Kit Carson Lieut. John Premont and other adventurous figures of the era.
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Port Laramie
Wyo
Pet seal goes on hunger strike in Boston aquarium
Boston July 11 The baby seal Alphonse at the South Boston aquarium refuses food despite efforts by director William J. Brien and staff. Only brief success came when a South Boston girl fed it milk from a nursing bottle. The item notes a future rental directory tease.
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Boston
Alphonse
South Boston
Neal
Maine
Widliam J. 0. Brien
Caki Ng Food
Alphonse Tale
Husband No 1 Challenges Alimony for New Husband
Chicago report recounts Anne Weller of Alameda Calif seeking to alter a 1928 divorce agreement after her ex husband’s trust provided monthly income that now funds her new husband. Weller argues he is not entitled to the ongoing monthly benefit and seeks equitable redivision.
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Chicago
Anne Weller
Alges#ide
Calif
Judee Sabsth
Weller
Dow
Ida Weller Jilson
Leland Avenue
Equitable
Lausanne Debt Accord Published Amid Ratification Delays
The Lausanne debt accord text was published showing that ratification awaits satisfactory settlements between creditor nations and their debtors. Britain and France would revisit the deal if such settlements fail, with the Hoover moratorium context and Germany’s role outlined. Italy also indicated support, while Chamberlain cautioned no final measures until ratification.
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FARIS
Lausanne
European Nations
France
Great Britain
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Foreign Office
Lous Germain-Martin
Finance
Neville Chamberlain
Frente
Govertt
Hoover Rgoratorium
Lausannt
Neville Chamberlin
Lae
United Kingdom
HINT GANGSTER KILLED SCION INFLUENCED MOVEMENTS PROMPTING TRIPS
The report notes a gangster killed a scion and records two trips to New York. The first journey north preceded a Jacksonville visit with Rey Reynolds. He stayed in New York late, then returned to Reynolda estate from Jacksonville by a new plane. He later went to New York again alone, departing Monday and returning Wednesday.
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Coruin
New York
Jacksonville
Nics
Reynolds
Reynolda
On & Gun
Disappearance of Death Gun Studied
WINSTON SALEM N C July 4 The strange four hour disappearance of the death gun and possible discrepancies in witness testimony at the coroner s inquest dominated today s investigation into the death of Smith Reynolds The apparent bullet hole through a porch screen and the whereabouts of the gun remained key issues as Sheriff Scott pressed a solitary inquiry while Reynolda was closed and guarded The case centers on Reynolds wife Libby and the circle of local wealth and drinking parties surrounding the crime scene with Ab Walker missing and the timeline under scrutiny
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Winbton Salem
WN. C
Smith Reynolds
Hale
Reynolds
Transon Seoul
Ab Walker
Walker
Reynalda
Winston-Bulem
Libby
Scott
W. W. Fulcher
Beott
Reynolda
Rider and Horse Victims of Hit and Run Driver
Welter Merryweather, 24, of 413 North New Braunfels avenue, treated at Robert B. Green hospital for injuries after being knocked from a horse by a hit and run driver in Brackenridge park on Wednesday. The horse belonging to W. P. Southwell, 2603 Broadway, was injured and shot. Jack Matthews, 22, injured in collision between motorcycle and car in San Pedro park. Ben Ivey, 34, of 348 Taft boulevard and Henry J. Ivey injured when their automobile overturned on Frio City road at Harman place Wednesday. Daniel Hernandas, 32, of 120 Montezuma streets, fell from a garbage truck and was injured.
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Welter Merryweather
New Braunfels Avenue
Robert B. Green Hospital
Brackenridge Park
W. P. Southwell
Broadway
Jack Matthews
Fredericksburg
San Pedro Park
Ben Ivey
Taft Boulevard
Henry J. Ivey
Housetow
Frio City
Harman Place
Daniel Hernandas
Montezuma
Feil
Couple Returns to Fort Sit After Funeral
Lieutenant and Mia Willems return to Fort Sit after being called to San Antonio for the funeral of Mrs Willems father Frank A Lang. The cabinet approved Granedi activities at Lau sannr and signed the main treaty and the gentlemen agreement supplement.
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Mia
Voun M. Willems
Fort Sit
San Antonio
Preminr Mussoliai
Bignor Granedi
Lausannr
Alé
Revised Pall Finds No Cancellation
Washington reports revised poll results from Universal Service on proposed war cancellation. Senate shows no cancellation support with opposition and noncommittal votes. House approves cancellation by a narrow margin with many noncommittal and absent votes.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Universal Secvice
Senate
HOUSE
City Taxes Not Inevitable Iola Kans Residents Think
Iola Kansas residents expect city taxes may not be needed if goals are met. The 1933 tax levy of 713 mills is the lowest in 73 years, funding less than a third of expenditures through a surplus from municipally owned utilities. Officials project utilities profits will amortize remaining debt by 1934, removing the need for city taxes.
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Iola
Kan
Toda
Fred Aligin
Ghanate
Colby
Ess
Guy
Confesses Fatal Fire 20 Years Sentenced
Gus Behram Schram, 54, admitted setting a neighbor’s home ablaze that killed 6-year-old Leo Brockmann. He received a 20-year arson term at Port Madison penitentiary after confessing to burning the Brockmann residence in Fairmoor Mint.
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Garner
Ipen
Gus Behram
Port Madison
Schram
August H. Brockmann
Fairmoor
Mint
Leo Brockmann
Fam Ni
Elissa Landi Plans Five Day Desert Outing
Hollywood actress Elissa Landi intends a five day roughing it trip from Hollywood into the lower desert and mountains, touring Palm Springs en route to San Bernardino peaks.
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Hollywood
Caltt
Elissa Landi
Lower Desert
San Bernardino Peaks
Palm Springs
Farm relief veto seen in Washington by senate
Washington July 14. Senator Norris Republican Nebraska blocked a move to reconsider the Norbeck farm relief bill in the Senate to prevent adjournment. With the bill stalled in the House the rules committee would act to bring it up, but Norris refused to allow a motion that would force debate and risk preventing action before Congress adjourns. The senator then resumed a lengthy address on public utilities. A Light Classifieds note promotes a guaranteed used car with ads in the section.
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Washington, D.C
Senate
Norrid
Nebraska
House
Rules Committee
Norris
Jalor Bingham
Dehage
Listerine Paste Ad Promises Big Saving For Everyday Needs
A vintage advertisement touts Listerine Tooth Paste at 25 cents in a “common sense price” pitch. It claims two million women switched from fancy brands after comparing results and outlines items you could buy with 3 dollars saved, listing food and household goods in a sales-oriented rundown.
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Shedere
Jolour
Dentifrice Ag
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