New Naval Defense Pact Aims to Curb Armament Rush
Britain and the United States helped negotiate a new naval defense pact that replaces earlier Washington and London agreements. Signatories include Ireland’s Free State and Canada Australia New Zealand and India with Japan and Italy in question. The pact sets limits on battleship sizes and armament while allowing future shipbuilding within defined ranges.
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Washington
London
Japan
Eden
Stanley Baldwin
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
India
British Commonwealth of Nations
Irish Free State
Union of South Africa
Italy
United States
Britain
France
Germany
Reich
Soviet Russia
Navill Suurers
Barroom Hostess Convicted in Killing
NEW ORLEANS March 3 Blonde Elva Cross a barroom hostess 25 was convicted today of manslaughter in the knife slaying of Roland Steeler 24 of Fulian Ala a $40 000 Irish sweepstakes winner last October The verdict followed two hours of jury deliberation The defense said she acted to protect bartender Henry Langhauser who was charged but acquitted
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New Orleans
Elva Cross
Roland
Steeler
Fulan
Ala
Sceete
Henry Langhauser
Sho
Langhauser
Educator William J Hagan Dies in Chicago
Chicago superintendent of schools William J Hagan, a noted educator and administrator, died last night. Officials attributed his death to a heart condition following a week of persistent hiccoughing.
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Chicago
Wiliam J. Hagan
Bogarvs
Georgia Troops Return as Prisoners at Goliad
BESS CARROLL recalls Georgia volunteers under Maj William Jardy who were captured by Jose Urrea and held at La Bahia in Goliad and Refugio. Descriptions include harsh conditions, crowded quarters, meager rations, and scattered acts of mercy amid the Texan surrender news and Mexican guard actions.
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AL Syndred
Georgia
Maj
William Jardy
la Bahia
Goliad
Houston
Fannin
Bess Carroll
Barnacle Bill
William Weird
Jose Urrea
Guadalupe Victoria
Presidio
James Faruith
Jack Shackelford
The
Red Rovers
Duval
Wiliam Miller
Nashville
Tenn
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad Earnings Rise in 1935
New York March 25 UP Nol says Chesapeake and Ohio Railway reports 1935 income totaling 31 039 484 after expenses and charges. After preferred dividends, earnings equate to 405 a share on 7 653 910 common shares. This compares with 28 062 402 or 3 67 a share in 1934.
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New York
Chesapeake
Ohio Railway Company
Comemon
San Antonio Band Competing in State Contest
Fifty members of the Thomas Edison band under C. W. Macune leave San Antonio Friday for Kingsville to enter the state band contest Saturday under the auspices of the A and J. Will return Saturday.
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San Antonio
Mensers
Thomas Edison Band
C. W. Macune
Kingsville
The
Jenl- Cy
Double-Mellow Old Golds Fresh Cigarettes Delight
A nostalgic cigarette advertisement extols the vivid appeal of 100 percent factory fresh Double-Mellow Old Golds. It promises prize crop tobacco and a pink of condition, inviting readers to experience a truly refreshing cigarette moment.
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Thad
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Stillnness
Peter Kerr
Gonzales
Sam Houston
Sesina
Marquis James
Kerr
Sesma
Sobliery
William Ward Wig
Chesapeake & Ohio
Department OF Insurance
State OF Texas
Central Union Sife Insurance Company
Starr Street
P.O. Hos
Cobpuk Christi
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Saan
Om Oberrenst
Axchidive Distributors
Jennett Liquor CO
Nueva St
P, Lorillard Company, Inc
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