Legislature Prepares to Pass 386 Million Budget
Albany Feb 44 INS The Legislature plans to approve a 386 million budget with amendments, aiming for swift passage in both chambers. The child labor measure faces stiff opposition and is unlikely to reach a majority, while other budget bills move toward enactment as sessions proceed amid political maneuvering and anticipated last minute changes.
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Gardener at Inn Wins Heart Of Late British States Man's Daughter
A rustic romance unfolds as a inn gardener wins the heart of the late statesman's daughter Miss MacDonald. The pair’s bond forms amid village lore and local ties in Speen and the surrounding area. Further details follow in the ongoing tale of their union.
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Japanese Detains American Woman in Shanghai Dispatch
Aene Louise Strons, founder of the chelangmate Moscow Daily, was detained in Japan by passport officials while en route to the United States. The incident is reported from Shanghai with limited details and unclear timing.
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Shifts Planned in Romanian Cabinet
Romanian cabinet undergoes changes as Prime Minister resigns and foreign affairs minister replaced. Government sources confirm George Tatarescu steps in amid reshuffle amid comments on stability and policy direction.
Recognition Denied The Hague Condemns Action Abroad
The Hague reports Netherlands government refuses to extend formal recognition of Italy's conquest of Abyssinia, signaling continued international isolation. Dutch officials call for cautious diplomacy amid the unfolding conflict.
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Cornell Student Drowns In Cascadilla Gorge Mystery Motive
A Cornell University College of Law student, Thomas Armstrong, aged about 21, died after drowning in Cascadilla Creek near the gorge by Ithaca. Police recovered the body and noted his pajamas and trousers were disheveled. motive remains unknown. Family and friends say he appeared normal and was hopeful about a June position.
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Riot at Bund session sparks Buffalo melee
In Buffalo on February 14 a riot erupted when American Legionnaires clashed with German American Bund followers during a rally. Police cleared the Harasani Froshinn hall after dozen of punches, with about 15 knocked unconscious and several arrests made as the crowd spilled into a nearby hall.
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Mooney's Counsel Granted More Time
The Supreme Court granted Tom Mooney’s counsel more time to file a brief in support of the petition for review. The California labor prisoner, identified in the report as 37, was noted in the court record as seeking further opportunity to submit arguments regarding the case proceedings.
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Wintyre Dies Sudden in New York Heart Attack
LLNS Staff Correspondent reports McIntyre a famed columnist dies after midnight in New York. Widow Mary McIntyre survives him. Funeral set for Gallipolis with services in Missouri birthplace noted. Career began at Gallipolis Journal and included the Cincinnati Tribune.
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Ethiopian Tribes Stage Revolt Against Italian Rule
Ethiopian tribesmen revolted in a mass movement against Italian conquerors today, with large Italian Army troops, mostly native Africans, sent to Addis Ababa to quell the Abyssinians. Reports from Rome state the Iranian government press department called claims of massacre in Ethiopia groundless.
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Japan Naval Equality Demanded by Fish
Representative Fish of New York testifies before the naval affairs committee urging an international armament conference to curb naval arms. He cites Japan and Britain and notes U S resistance, warning of war if disarmament efforts fail. He argues current U S policy should not weaken China rights while Britain is more amenable to limits.
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Britain to Consult Treaty Powers on arms building
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden told the House Britain would consult treaty powers over its naval shipbuilding program after Japan refused further dives into arms projects. The exchange highlighted tensions over disarmament and naval expansion.
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Weather Chaos Across States Hits Records and Snow
A fragmented summary of bizarre weather from Indiana to California includes freakish trees blooming in Indiana, blizzards dampening the West, floods in Michigan, and a severe February spell. The report notes trains stranded near Can and Cumbres, record February heat and cold snaps, rain and snow in New England, and widespread storm impact across the Midwest and Northeast.
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Capper Calls On Nations To Protect Innocent
Senate resolution introduced by Senator Arthur Capper urges condemnation of barbaric and inhuman warfare methods. It cites reports of noncombatants killed or injured, bombings of civilian areas, and seeks universal condemnation to minimize war horrors. The measure references foreign relations committee for consideration.
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Mild Quake Rocks Los Angeles
Nonsensical early 1940s style dispatch reports a moderate earthquake shaking Los Angeles at 6:25 am with minor reported damage. The item also mentions New York tremors and notes uncertainty about location and timing, awaiting official confirmation.
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Utica Water Firm Loses Rate Appeal
The Utica water utility appeals a rate reduction order but loses before the New York Public Service Commission. The case centers on price adjustments and regulatory authority in the utility sector. The decision affects Utica residents and the utility’s financial structure moving forward.
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