Party Strife Headache to Roosevelt
George R. Holmes reports from Shinuton on February 25 that President Roosevelt faces labor tensions and party strife. The piece centers on Senate dynamics with Senator Joe Gutter debated for retention, Governoral nominations, and labor leaders like Thomas Kennedy influencing Democratic gains. It notes George H. Earle and David Hesd in state leadership, with Alben Barkley as a key House ally amid calls for restraint from Roosevelt.
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Joe Gutter
Senate
Pennsylvania
John L. Lewdim
Liett. Gay
Thomas Kennedy
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Fasasrivada
Vanta
George H. Earle
David Mw
Cales
Alben
Barkler
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Roosevelt
Pennsylvania Leaders Agree Upon State Slate for Senate
Harrisburg reports a party consensus on a slate for the U S Senate seat held by James J. Davis. The Democrats settle on Charles in Jones of Pittsburgh for governor, Leo Mondy of Wilkes-Barre for lieutenant governor, and Thomas A. Larue of Philadelphia for re election as state secretary of internal affairs.
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Pittsburgh
Paris
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Wilkes-Larre
Thomas A. Larue
Philadelphia
Internal Affairs
Head of Slocum Disaster Dead
Captain Parkinson, awarded the Medal of Honor, perished in the East River Slocum disaster of 1904. He saw the burning excursion boat and steered his craft toward the passengers before leaping into the water. Fifteen others perished in the blaze as the vessel sank near Blackwell Island.
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Slocum
New York
Fen
Frederick
Cole
France
Bourdon
Norma
Navarre
Corie
Car Inspection Bill To Be Supported
A proposed car inspection bill would place automobile inspections under state authority. Dr E L Lest denes, president of the frague, announced support and urged passage, noting a shift to the state bank commission for the inspection function.
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EL Lest Denes
Frague
Todas
Tanfk Commission
Mormons Face Big Job In Keeping Off Relief
Salt Lake City story on how the Mormon Church seeks to lift needy members from state aid, stressing self-help over dole. Church programs supply clothing, food, and housing through community projects, canning and sewing rooms, and work as relief, aiming to keep members from hunger.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
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Mormon Church
Is Ton
Carsis Dels
Janitor Declares Bankrupt After Assetless Filing
Martin L Coleman, a janitor of 293 Pattison Street, Syracuse, filed for bankruptcy with no assets. The case lists Doctor TM as involved in the proceedings and notes substantial liabilities with no available assets to satisfy creditors.
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Martin L Coleman
Pattison St
Syracuse
Senate battle looms over new dam project funding
fragmented OCR text suggests a Senate clash over dam construction funding and independent offices appropriations affecting executive branch recognition. unclear details mention a 208,000 figure and ongoing debate about authorization and oversight.
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Senate
Predicting a New Soviet Purge in Moscow Talks
A report from Moscow says the secret police discussed the situation with military officials and a provincial commissar as resistance grows to enforcing loyalty. It notes several generals oppose efforts to strengthen Communist spirit in the Red Army.
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Lonbon
Fels
Moscow
Secret Police
ML J Mechlis
Prical
Tre ‘Redarn
Dog Wins Battle For $30,000 Legacy
Chicago February 25. A decree settles a dispute over a dog legacy valued at $30,000. The petition cites the fat Marsares owned by Mrs. McDermott and involves wills drawn by the pet’s late guardians. The case names Miss Joseph and other heirs as parties, outlining contested bequests and legacy rights.
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Chicago
Fea
Foe
White Spitz
Fat Marsares
Joseph
Drama Students Hear Talk
New York February 25 drama students from Columbia and New York universities attended a Sally Rand lecture at Billy Rose's venue. The event showcased fan dancing and related forms of entertainment to broaden higher education's scope with a focus on performance arts.
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Sally Rand
New York
Nizat Chiba
Guily
Columbia
Billy Rose
Joes Gard
Meesio
Four Spies Sentenced To Prison By Fraac
Four spies receive prison sentences in a Fraac case. The Pramoustiertias from Wade feature in the proceedings as authorities announce the verdict and punishment.
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