Reform era ponderings on dole and war effort
A fragmented 1920s-era column critiques dole benefits in Britain and hunger politics, cites social unrest and potential revolts, envisions economic and military consequences, mentions volcanic and geological metaphors, and touches on U.S. industry and labor topics with scattered names and events.
Axe Slaying Trial Set Find Elwell Confessor
New York dispatch details the alleged confession at a 1820 axe slaying case involving Joseph B Hiwell. It notes Elwell’s motive and the Brooklyn police proceeding, with testimonies from witnesses and a Broadway show recording the sequence from a cabaret to Elwell’s apartment.
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Mrs Calvin Coolidge Illness Slows Public Life
Washington reports Mrs Calvin Coolidge remains ill after a February onset. Doctors say her general condition gives cause for concern as she has not attended official functions or cabinet dinners. Kidney trouble and poor weather hinder recovery, with notable weight loss and ankle swelling restricting activity.
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Conscience Fund for GOP Grows
A U S report details the Conscience Fund for the GOP expanding after Senator Willy Borab sought to repay the party for Sinclair related costs. Donations from many states increased the total cash on hand to about 1400 dollars with checks and pledges. A New York minister contributed five dollars urging congressional action.
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Davison-Fechet Flight Halts After Amphibian Plane Mishap
Washington March 17 The Panama flight of Assistant Secretary of War T Trubee Davison and Maj Gen James TE Vechet was halted when their amphibian plane stuck in a river during approach to Almanilan Mexico The plane was piloted by Cope G Laker Neither Davison nor Vechet were aboard at the time as it was being ferried for the towing.
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Coast Guard Boat Rescues Schooner Morning Star Crew
In Boston on March 1 a Coast Guard patrol boat radioed from 23 miles off Nauset buoy near Yarmouth to report rescuing one fisherman from the fishing schooner Morning Star and towing the vessel and its 23 crew to safety after a distress call.
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Cashier Sentenced For Embezzlement In California Case
A cashier named Manuel Grattolacy faced a federal court in Leavenworth after pleading guilty to embezzlement offenses. The defendant, previously connected with a national book firm, was sentenced in a Mon day proceeding following arrest in California. The court imposed a heavy penalty, with the record noting substantial charges and the conclusion of the case.
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Gas Blast Injury May Prove Fatal
A gas explosion at a hotel room caused severe burns to a man named Homa and another occupant. Both were rushed to the hospital where doctors reported critical condition and possible fatal outcome. Local investigators inspected the scene and ruled out immediate accomplices.
Alleged Slayer of Officer Flees from County Jail
An alleged slayer fled custody escaping from the county jail tonight. Authorities issued a manhunt as the suspect remains at large and is considered dangerous. No further details on identity or motive are available from the brief report.
One Dead, 15 Hurt in Florida Gale
A high wind struck the Silile village of Korrato this afternoon causing one death and fifteen injuries as a powerful gale swept through the area near Orlando, Florida. Local responders report damaged structures and ongoing rescue operations. Authorities are assessing the extent of the storm’s impact and coordinating with emergency services.
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State Takes Over Bank in Missouri
A Missouri bank, the First National Bank of Alhicate, was seized by the state banking department in Tafernon City after authorities requested to take charge. The move was reported from Alhingfield, dated March 1.
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Air travel like train riding for L A business men
William Steinhardt and Youngs Crook pose before boarding a cabin aircraft to fly to Austin on business. Crook will tour Texas by air in the interest of the Junior Chamber of Commerce as part of a quot.traveling by airquot. effort.
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Flers C Hose Mood Boosts Texas Aviation Efforts
Governor Tan Maly touts commercial aviation across Texas where Tongx Crook, president of Wie Ban Antonio Jno, and Chivmbt ot Commerce join in promoting progress. Continued on page 2.
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Arrest in Attack Case Is Expected
Police plan to arrest three youths connected with an assault that left a person in a dangerous condition near the Mwy river last night. The incident involved an automobile ride and occurred in Horides, with the victim named Moa Neel. Investigators declined to release further details.
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Hospital Fire at Glans Hospital Attains Toll of Hundreds
A fire at Glans Hospital in Fre Hospital, Fre Glans, New York, claimed hundreds of lives and left many injured. Fire officials say the blaze started early today and spread rapidly through the medical complex as rescuers battled the flames for hours. The casualty count has continued to rise, with authorities urging calm and stating a continued search for survivors. The incident prompted an evacuation and a large-scale emergency response from multiple city agencies. Further details appear on the continuation page.
Byrnes to Face Court in March Trial in Texas Case
San Angelo March 1 Byrnes 24 year old chauffeur Myron Juergans 37 and Mrs Stose Hehirs are set for arraignment in Fitts First District court in Green County. Byrnes faces multiple murder charges after victims found in the Jurgens residence. Defense counsel to be court appointed. plea not guilty entered despite reported confession. Local guards and police tightly surrounding the proceeding amid secrecy.
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