February Farm Income Rises Despite AAA Loss
Figures in the Semi-Weekly News Review show farmers nationwide saw income rise in February despite the loss of AAA. The article also notes the Republican national committee named Senator Sterner of Oregon as keynote and temporary chairman for the Cleveland convention in June. Colorado guards turn back over a hundred people seeking work at the southern border, and Glen Allen, 34, is wanted in Missouri and Kansas for burglary and chicken theft respectively. Dakota Wesleyan students face a rotten egg parade in Mitchell, South Dakota. Mussolini proclaims Rome’s founding birthday and lauds Italy’s progress. A Colorado guard sergeant questions a Mexican woman who then presents $5,000 in cash, allowing entry into the state.
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National. Republican Committee
Senator Sterner
Oregon
Cleveland
Revenue Bill Aims For 700 To 800 Million Rise
A revenue bill introduced in the house by the chairman of the ways and means committee seeks a total revenue increase of seven to eight hundred million dollars. The core of the measure is a sweeping overhaul of corporate taxes.
Wettengel Convicted of Perjury but Remains DA
Earl Wettengel Denver district attorney was convicted of perjury but will continue to hold office until a removal action is started. In Newark New Jersey seven year old Samuel Mydash opened his eyes after cataract surgery and saw light for the first time, noting he wanted some lollypops after hearing others describe them.
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Earl Wettengel
Denver
Samuel Mydash
Newark
N. J
Newspaper group pushes prosecution after senate probe findings
A resolution was offered at the American Newspaper Association annual convention calling for criminal prosecution of those involved in the senate investigation and committee actions and seeking civil damages for all victims.
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Senate Investigation, Committee
Federal Communications ‘Committee
American Newspaper Association
London Voters Support Young Republicans in Odd Case
A mosaic of brief items notes London favored by New York Young Republicans Amid a string clue twist the Titterton case solves with an upholsterer link A Roosevelt era tribute to Louis Howe is mentioned Freddie Bartholomew custody ruling keeps boy with his aunt An Indianapolis undertaker tragedy Henry Untiecht suicide in Central City Two runaway boys hit by a truck near Omaha rescues and mine entombment in Nova Scotia with doctors and divers in peril Johnny Torpio linked to Al Capone Haile Selassie son seizes partial control in Addis Ababa Liberty native Charles Nogt reports $30 campaign spend Alaska pilot Noel Swein lands after Eskimo girls hitch a ride to a film show
Clarence Sparger Shot in Gun Battle at Hickman Mill
Federal agents said Clarence Sparger, a member of the Trish O Malley gang, was shot three times during a gun battle at Hickman Mill tourist camp near Kansas City. A federal agent was wounded in the exchange.
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Trish O'Malley
Hickman Mill
Nnear
Kansas City
Amelia Earhart Hints At Stratosphere Flying Study
Amelia Earhart hints she may pursue studies in stratospheric flight, signaling potential plans to expand aviation research beyond typical high altitude routes.
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Amelia
Earhart
Federal Commission charges 42 auto parts firms
The federal commission accuses forty two companies of unfair competition and restraint of trade in the manufacture and sale of automobile parts and accessories.
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The
Federal Commission
Interstate sets two cent fare rate to take effect June
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered a two cent per mile rail fare increase to start June 2 in railroad coaches nationwide, amid protests from eastern railroads.
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The
Interstate Commerce Commission
Omaha county officials injured in wreck near Fremont
Four Omaha bank officials were injured when their car wrecked near Fremont. They were pulled from the car by a bus driver. County Treasurer Bauman of Omaha received an unsigned letter with 75 dollars for unpaid taxes. The letter was signed Guilty Conscience.
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Omaha -Land ‘Bank
Fremont
Bauman
Omaha
Mexican Senator Seeks Mexico’s Resignation to League
Senator Candido Aguilar, member of the foreign relations committee in the Mexican senate, said congress will request the president of Mexico to present Mexico’s resignation to the League of Nations.
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Candido Aguilar
Mexican Senate
Congress
Mexico
League of Nations
Minister who delivered ultimatum to Servia dies
The Austria-Hungarian minister who presented Servia with the ultimatum that preceded the world war has died.
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Servia
Barbara Frailey Injured After Colts Attack in Scotts Bluff
Barbara Jane Frailey of Scotts Bluff suffered internal injuries after being kicked in the stomach by a colt. She was hospitalized following the incident.
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Barbara Jane Frailey
Scottsbluff
Drive versus fascist party in Spain sparks deaths
Spanish authorities launch a crackdown on fascist party members to halt disturbances amid several deaths in recent days, signaling a government push to restore order and curb violence.
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Fascist Party
Landon Aims to Curb Government Spending Nationwide
Governor Landon, prospective Republican candidate for president, pledges to apply Kansas state economy to the national government to trim the large spending program. He argues cutting federal waste will restore fiscal discipline and efficiency.
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Landon
Voters Back Shorter Hours to Boost Employment Nationwide
The Institute of Public Opinion reports support across Maine to California for shorter business and industry hours to increase employment, signaling broad public backing for this initiative.
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Institute of Public Opinion
Maine
California
Cave Man Misunderstood Says Whitnall of Colgate University
Hiurold O Whitnall of Colgate University argues the cave man was not low and bestial but simple and kindly, challenging harsh stereotypes about ancient humanity.
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Hiurold O. Whitnall
Colgate University
Colorado Governor Declares Martial Law on Border Strip
Colorado Governor Johnson declares martial law along a one mile border strip to bar alien labor and indigents reportedly imported to work in dice and beet fields, citing security and public order concerns.
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Gov. Johnson
Colorado
Farm lad Bert Johnson appeals eight-year manslaughter sentence
Bert Johnson a 22 year old farm boy from Page County Ta appealed to the supreme court after being sentenced to eight years for manslaughter. He contends the verdict and judgment were erroneous citing trial irregularities and improper instructions. The appeal seeks reversal or remand for new trial.
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Bert Johnson
Page” County
Surpeme
Ambulance Delivers 15th Child at City Hospital
A speeding ambulance brought Mrs. Anna Wance of Indianapolis to a downtown hospital in time for the birth of her 15th child. She was at a bus station when she realized she must go to the hospital.
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Anna Wance
Indianapolis
Ind
Whisky theft fight kills three Kentucky miners
A dispute over stolen whisky led to violence that killed three Kentucky coal miners. Haile Selassie sought aid telegraphing nations in distress, refuting abdication reports. Federal agents and police linked the Marchioness Pia Ferrari Davico of Italy to an international bond theft ring, recovering $750,000 in bonds and securities.
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Kentucky
Guarden
Pia Ferrari Davico
Italy
Thompson Eyes Third Party Bid For Illinois Governor
Chicago figure Big Bill Thompson hints at forming a third party in Illinois and running for governor this summer. A brutal homicide in New York leaves Mildred McCabe found beaten and nude under a tree as her sister reports coercion by an unknown driver. In Germany, five English schoolboys perish from exposure on a hiking trip after losing their way in a snowstorm.
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Big Bill Thompson
Chicago
Illinois
Mildred McCabe
New York
Germany
Local Socials and School News from South Colton
Mrs. H J Elsen hosts visitors at her home Tuesday afternoon. Raymond Fastenow and Lillie Badziong attended the junior senior banquet Friday evening. Marie and Clara Koester visited Mrs H J Elsen and baby Wednesday evening. William Bergner shelled corn for Charles Deaver Wednesday. Mr and Mrs George Deaver and children, Mrs John George and son, Harvey, H J Elsen and children and Virginia Davidson attended a North Sidney school play Wednesday evening. Mrs Deaver and Mrs George were two of the hostesses. Virginia Davidson stayed overnight with Dorothy Elsen Wednesday. Louise Deaver and Adair Fastenow took eighth grade exams Monday. H J Elsen and son Stanley visited Henry Schmidt on Tuesday afternoon. Miss Narjes reports perfect attendance in district 97 this month. Honor roll readers include Arthur Deaver, Curtis Elsen, Bobby Elsen, Norma Jean Deaver and Darrell Cruise. Mr and Mrs oH J Elsen and children spent Tuesday evening at the John George home.
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H. J. Elsen
F. A. Johnson
Raymond Fastenow
Lillie ‘Badziong
Marie
Clara Koester
William Bergner
Charles Deaver
George Deaver
John George
Harvey
Mrs. Oh. J. Elsen
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