Hearst Idea Wins Congress Favor on War Code
The article reports on Hearst suggesting a world congress to outlaw barbaric warfare and define a code of conduct. It cites reactions from Congressman Duffy and senators Johnson and Anfencers praising global action, with calls to prevent crimes against civilians and curb secret pacts.
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FUR RIOTS FEARED IN NEW YORK LOCKOUT TENSIONS
New York police commissioner Lewis Valentine ordered 292 officers to stand guard after factory lockouts by several manufacturers raised fears of furriery riots and labor unrest across the city.
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McIntyre Dies Suddenly in New York Columnist
The article recalls O. O. Melntyre’s sudden death in New York and his long career as a prolific columnist. It describes his style, routine, and impact on readers, noting his homey tone, dislike of sunlight, and daily reach of around 80 words to about 108,000 people. It highlights his connection to New York life, Broad Street focus, and the influence of his writing over decades.
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Son Seeks Estate Letters After Father Dies
The son of Frank A. Moth petitions for letters of administration to manage the $4900 estate left by his father who died in Nebraska January 1 without a will. The petition seeks sole heir status for the son, Harmer Fayette.
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Co-ed on trial denies child murder in mid trial
Mary Reenaz O Connor known to friends as Peter pleaded I am not guilty today in Philadelphia for the suspected mid paddle slaying of nine year old Nancy Clenz on Labor Day. The trial opened with a late start as spectators were kept out by police. Four other jurors were seated after a brief selection. State prosecutors seek a murder conviction with potential life or death penalties. the defense claims a lesser charge or acquittal.
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Hearst Proposal Finds Deputy of France Favor in Far West
War talk in this dispatch notes Hearst's proposal gaining support from a French deputy seen in the Far West. Knights of Columbus leaders condemn war's cruelties and call for peace while urging American action. The piece mentions Jean Mistler and European diplomacy reflections tied to Hearst's scheme.
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Plane Crash Fatal To Wealthy Flier
A wealthy flyer dies in a plane crash near Orlando as authorities report a fatal aviation accident. Details remain scarce with the incident under investigation. local hospital confirms casualties and transportation to medical facilities is underway.
Humanizing of War Urged in Commons
In the House of Commons Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain and Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden discussed Britain's WWI stance on aerial bombardment. Eden said Britain would pursue international measures to curb bombing and could ban bombing aircraft for non work purposes if an agreement is reached. The draft convention would allow Britain to use bombers for policing in limited areas like the northwest frontier of India.
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Chippy Owens Denies Complicity In Bus Hold Up
Newark, IIll Feb 14 Gene Owens known as Chippy denies any involvement in the suburban bus driver slaying case. He asserts his innocence as authorities pursue leads and test a key witness, his friend Ethel Sohl, in connection with the earlier crime.
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County War Vets Back Hearst Plan
War veterans urge backing Hearst amid World War I era tensions. They call for limited brutality, warn of civilian suffering in Belgium Poland and Russia, and advocate American leadership to police the world while defending democracy.
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Plane Narrowly Misses Highway Line in Close Crash
A plane crash narrowly avoided a line of cars on a highway yesterday. Reports say the pilot, H. Gamble, 23, survived with minor injuries as authorities investigate the incident and assess damage to the air and roadways.
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