Japs Build Great War Machinery
A 1940s era report by Frank V. Martinek describes Japan accelerating wartime capabilities. It notes Japanese air power, technology, and armament efforts, including aerial training, aircraft production, and the influence of German and British military traditions. The piece contrasts army and navy power and mentions observers. it includes figures of pilots and ships and remarks on Japanese discipline and imitation.
Intruders Stir Up Zion City Centered on Holy War
In Zion City Illinois Wilbur Glenn Voliva denounces Thomas H Nelson as a religious intruder. Nelson’s Grace missionary church challenges Voliva’s religious realm prompting a heated feud over church meetings and control. A court later tossed out Nelsons $700000 claim linked to a billboard dispute.
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Carl Victor Little
Zion City
Cain
Zion
Wilbur Glenn Voliva
Thomas H. Nelson
Grace Missionary Church
Voliva
Trval
Nelson
Christian Catholic Apostolic Church of Zion
Waukegan
Seek Home for Girl With Infant's Mind
Mary Zundak, nineteen, whose mind was reportedly rehabilitated after a monkey thyroid transplant, remained hospitalized in Chicago as doctors seek philanthropic aid to provide ongoing care. She has shown some mental and bodily improvement but cannot yet speak clearly or walk properly. doctors urge a caregiver to educate and support her after years of isolation in Joliet.
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Italy
Chicago Daily News
Japan
Chicago
Mary Zundak
Mary
Joliet, Il
Max Thorak
American Hospital
Thorak
Japan's militarists reinforce power amid world tensions
The piece notes Japan relies on foreign technicians for military expansion while excluding Americans from navy work. German and Austrian mechanics aid undersea boat building. A quoted Japanese jingoist urges extensive sea power, submarines, airplanes, and sea planes, with the militarist faction driving policy despite a larger peace sentiment.
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Europe
Japan
Peace
United States
Rangers Protect Mexican Laborers
Ranger units patrol camps of Mexican laborers in Ranger Texas after a series of violent invasions by masked attackers. Police say the assaults target families amid white laborer tensions over contracting and oil-field employment.
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Ranger
Texas
May Cut Wages of 3,000 Colorado Miners
The Colorado Industrial Commission planned to authorize wage reductions for about 3,000 miners after miners' representatives failed to appear to protest a proposed drop from 4.50 to 4.00 dollars daily across 48 mining companies. The move reflects a general low mood in the mining industry.
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Colorado
Denver
Colo
State Industrial Commission
Dry Leader Loses California Vote
Charles H. Randall, leading dry forces, was defeated in his bid for reelection to Congress in California ninth district. Republican Major Walter F. Lineberger led by nearly 10,000 votes. Dr Maud Walker will discuss Keeping Fit to an allwoman assembly at Broadway High School at 9 am Thursday.
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Long Beach
Cal
Charles H. Randall
California
Walter F. Lineberger
Randall
Maud Walker
Broadway High School
Aspirants for City Council Tapped by Municipal League
The Municipal League adopted a 14 candidate report after noon Tuesday. Each candidate underwent a 30 minute interview and completed a questionnaire with March 8 voters to select three council members. The document lists positions on street railway fares, Skagit project, and fiscal policy while noting committee impressions of leadership, experience, and suitability.
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Municipal League
Robert Howes
Paul V. Dick
J. L. Baldwin
H.C. Force
Charles J. Ryan
T. MH. Pelton
Belleven Street Railway
Jane Rushell
Enymo
John BK. Carroll
Grand Jury
George PF. Cotterill
Charlie W. Doyle
Kkagit
Robert B. Lewyer
Skagit
A. FF Waa
Connects
Strentysaliway Sevetem
Fyetem
BRB
Piteeeraid
J. A. Johnson
Co. A. le Grave
Hoelleves Street Railway
Howard W. Melee
Wiliam Phelps Totten
Rebuilding Lincoln's Old Basem Town Under Way
Petersburg Ul February 16 Work speeds the reconstruction of Old Basem the deserted town where Abraham Lincoln spent much of his early life Five of the original buildings have been copied completed and the rest are under construction Judge G B Nelson head of the Old Salem Lincoln League directs laborers supplied by the state The legislature has appropriated 60000 for the project Ann Rutledge said to have died at Old Baleth is linked to Lincoln’s life.
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Petersburg
Old Basem
Abraham Lincoln
G. B. Nelson
Old
Ann Rutledge
Lincoln
Old Baleth
Lumber Mills Begin to Reopen Amid Pay Cuts
A Puget Sound and Grays Harbor survey shows lumber and logging firms reopening after a downturn. The lone negative finding is wage reductions of about 16 to 20 percent for workers as industries recover.
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Stin
Puget Sound
Grays Harbor
Baby Is Hurled to Safety in Smash-up
Louisville report describes a crash where Rowse Bildariu Hildartu protected by her mother Mrs. Michael Hildartu during the collision. After the impact Rowe appeared in the other car unharmed, the infant was spared injury.
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Baby
Louisville
Rowse Bildariu Waa
Michael Hildartu
Rowe
Shortest Divorce Bill on Record
Inix short lines the lawsuit claims Maude Mayberry Smith Mailin Hildebrand seeks a divorce from John H Hildebrand. She states 17 years in the city, married October 6 1920, no children and no community property, cites nonsupport, and asks her maiden name restored. Attorney Thomas Figron MacMahon notes he previously set a record with a three word answer Defendant denies complaint.
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Superior Court
Thomas Figron MacMahon
Maude Mayberry Smith
Hildebrand
John H. Hildebrand
Bfe
MacMahon
Bomb Explodes at Rock Island Newspaper Plant
A bomb exploded at the Rock Island News plant in Nock Island Wisconsin this morning causing little damage. The paper has continued publication while the editor serves a jail term for criminal libel. A previous similar blast occurred three years ago.
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Nock Island
Rock Island News
Walter Knapp Refused Firing by Senate Pool Hall
Walter Knapp of Cook was not fired after a court hearing in Justice John B. Wright's court. He sought $12.50 for three days' pay and was awarded $9. Boise report notes Idaho movement toward forming a new state. Loganport Indiana reports six hundred workers returning to Pennsylvania shops.
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Walter Knapp
Cook
Senate
John B. Wright
Aged Recluse Dies in Squalor Amidst His Starving Pets
SWAN Neb Feb 16 Silence and neglect end a reclusive life as Silas Green 68 is found dead among 60 dogs 37 cats and other animals in a rundown Holt county farm. A $4500 envelope hints at funds intended for the animals. Green’s past includes failed marriages and isolation after personal losses.
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Swan
Silas Green
Deci
Breen
B. Hernard
Sireen
Hireen
Holt County
Nebraska
Sev
Painless Austin Faces Grand Larceny Trial
Dentist P. IL. Austin, known as Painless Austin, is on trial in Judge Mitchell Gilliam's court for grand larceny. Meyer accuses Austin of selling him $5,000 worth of stock in United Products Co, claiming the firm was debt free when it was not.
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P. IL
Judge Adjourns to Two Feet of Land Dispute
A court session regarding a feet of land dispute between Samuel H. comer and Matthew C. Carton concluded with an adjournment. Judge A. W. set the stakes and left the matter with the parties at the agreed location.
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Samuel H. ’ Comer
Matthew C. Carton
Fremont
A. W
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