Prince hunts in Africa and war news mix in column
In Africa the Prince travels to a hunting camp with a possible doctor or quinine aboard an airplane. The piece weaves danger and medicine, recalls quinine’s history, and notes Chicago jail and deportation figures for gangsters, Mussolini’s approach to the Mafia, and war defense plans for New York City. It ends with a reference to large private birth and telegraph holdings totaling 4.228 billion dollars.
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Prince of Wales
Africa
Alate
Chicago
Mussolini
Generely
Ely
New York
City to press higher court in telephone rate fight
The city will continue its challenge to telephone rate increases with a bill of exceptions after Judge Dibrell’s lengthy report upholding the carrier’s contentions. Mayor Champa, says a remedy lies in higher courts, with hearings likely after the May term. City costs total about 80,000 plus potential 20,000 for chancery loss.
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M. Chatuhoes
Mondas
Judze-Yoxenk Dibrell
Manler
United States District Court
T. D. Dobbs
Dobbs
Dibrel
United States
Altorneya
Hemedy
Southwestern Dell Telephone Company
Chamera
Cosin
Tursdos
Abambors
Lompromise
Cas
Hayat West
Frateralcourt
Snide Mudge Bibre
Prohibition Hearings Highlight Wet Forces Testimony
Washington scene as Rep Linthicum of Maryland leads anti prohibition witnesses at the house judiciary committee hearing. They argue repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment and cite corruption, court backlogs, and murders tied to enforcement. Contending voices defend repeal and seek elimination of speakeasies and underworld profiteering.
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Washington, D. C
Stewart Paton
Matthiners
Dating Hophitis Inmlyeraly
Hovee
Washington, D.C
Congress
Representative Linthicum
Maryland
Ami
Warmer Weather Forecast Shifts After Frost Delay
A weather report notes frost predicted for Monday night failed to occur. Meteorologists J J Tathoe and Farbee anticipate warmer conditions in Ban Autonin and surroundings. Tuesday night and Wednesday look milder with clouds, while the south plains expect variable winds and rising temperatures through midweek.
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J. J. Tathoe
Texay
Farbee
Brookhart Plan Opposed By Davis
Washington march 4. Davis opposes Brookhart plan in cabinet meeting. Secretary Lalor Mavis discussed public building construction and a 50 000 000 appropriation. The plan aims to improve repatitien bills and energy policy with ongoing debates at federal level.
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Brookhart
Davis
Washington, D.C
J—Ax
Lalor Mavis
Prankshark
Tawi
Action Deferred on Farm Board Probe
At the request of Secretary Pryde the Senate Agriculture Committee deferred action on a resolution by Senator Nee Republican North Dakota calling for an investigation of the federal farm board. The move delays consideration on whether to open formal probes into the agency and its activities.
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Farm Board
Warblington
HOBRECHT CASE J TESTIMONY IN PROGRESS
Trial of Joe Hobrecht on murder indictment of Lirs Agent Charles Stevens moves in Nanety-fourth District Court as jurors are questioned. Five jurors selected Thursday morning include Rune Abwenke and G W Lilbhury. Defense challenges and juror attitudes toward prohibition influence the proceedings as the case continues.
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Joe Hobrecht
San Antonio
Charles Stevens
Joe Horecht
Lirs
Nanety-fourth District
Tholar
Tweny
Rune Abwenke
AG Yonte
Tart Boulevard
French
Giundremon
McKinley Avenue
G. OW. Lilbhury
South Sabigns Street
Tot Bigewurt
Sedutoyale Tember
C. By Liegeon
Witcd
Bun Antonin
Veniromen
Pillbury
New City Clerk Appointed After Clerk Fries' Death
James Simpson, former assistant city clerk from 1909 to 392 percent, was named city clerk by Mayor M. Chambers to fill the vacancy created by the death of Brett Fries. He previously served as purchasing agent under Mayors Callaghan and Tobin. Fries had held the post for nearly 25 years with Miss Gladys Lain acting as assistant clerk after Fries’ death.
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James Simpson
Wos
Heem
Tursilay
2. M. Chambers
Brett Fries
Tenasell Redennett
Wes
Simpson
Elerk
Bryan Callaghan
John Tobin
Frank Lewton
Fries
Gladys Lain
Names 2 Negroes to Naval Academy
NEW YORK Representative Joseph A. Gavegun, who defeated eight negro Republicans when elected to Congress, has nominated two negroes for Annapolis. Four appointments are in his gift. He has won one negro principal and one negro allocate.
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New York
Joseph A. Gavegun
Congress
Ryan
Annape
Mate Insists On Death By Own Action Divorce Asked
Chicago report states Roland Ros threatened self harm and demanded a divorce after reacting to financial stress. He reportedly prepared to shoot, but failed to pull the trigger. The wife cited severe mental torture and seeks separation. Police records indicate ongoing domestic dispute.
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Chicago
Roland Ros
Kyl
Abe
Ray Volvet
Charan
Kiye
King George Leads New Year Honors Investiture
In Buckingham Palace the king, restored after last year's illness, presided over the investiture. More than a hundred honors recipients from the New Year list received their insignia and decorations in a formal ceremony in the throne room.
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London
George Tdddy
Buckingham Pal’ Wee
New Fear
Oil Board Urges Gas Curtailment
Washington March 4. The federal oil conservation board urged the gasoline industry to curtail production in a move aimed at stabilizing supplies and prices. Officials emphasized voluntary compliance and warned of potential regulatory action if needed.
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Oil Board
Washington, D.C
Federal Oil Conservation Hoard
Weather forecast near East Texas and West Texas regions
Partly cloudy with warmer conditions and variable winds across East Texas. Tuesday through Wednesday show increasing clouds and warmer highs, with a low near 48 degrees Wednesday night. West Texas generally fair to warm with some southwest and southerly winds later in the week. Conditions overall stable with no significant hazards anticipated.
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East Tesas
Witnesses Describe Love Triangle Motive in Murder Case
Earl Bevel faces murder charges after a Friday killing of Wilmer Series and a wounded Mrs. Shirley Ezzell, with testimony detailing alleged entanglements at a WestRomana boarding house. The habeas corpus bond set at 10000 dollars followed witnesses describing Serles and Ezzell, and premeditation was argued by Lamar Wyeligson, district attorney, as the case proceeds in the Thirty-seventh District.
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Earl Bevel
Tunes W. S. Anderson
Dlaret
DR. J. Thomas
West Romana Street
Serles
Thomas
Firsell
Bhirley Eze
Thomas ix
Bizzell
Becell
Banda
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Bisaing
Eazell
Aes
Exzell
Aid
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Serlea
Latler
Ezzell
Lamar Wyeligson
Prand
Kezell
Te Wag Leon Muek Fer
Ezzall
Benell
Kolvert
Fridas
Mueller
Mueiler
Hollywood
Ayenar
Elny
North Flores
An Eezell
Kerell
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