Japanese accuse Air Drops of Poison Bombs in Jehol Campaign
From Chinchow to Suichung and Peiping the Sino Japanese front reports rapid advances by Japanese forces in Jehol Province with heavy fighting near Shamaoshan Lingyuan and Jehol City. Chinese officials claim poison gas bombs dropped from aircraft while Tokyo officials boast of territorial gains and carrier activity off Chinwangtao.
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United Press
Pingchuan
Jeho
U.P
Chaoyang
Ipiao
Jehol
Tang Yu-Lin
Chengteh-Fu
Chinchow
Suichung
Shamaoshan
Peiping
Hosho
Chinwangtao
London
George Lansbury
Great Britain
United States
Japan
Tokyo
China
Manchuria
Heijiro Hattori
Lingyuan
Jehol City
Chonyang
Berlin Nazi regime to publish seized communist documents
Berlin reports say the Prussian interior ministry, under fascist control, will publish papers seized at Liebknecht Haus. The files allegedly show communists planned to terrorize Germany by hostage taking, poisoning leaders, and inciting uprisings to disrupt elections.
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United Press
Berlin
Ministry of Interior
Germany
Prussia
Liebknecht Haus
Ion
Reichstag
Paul von Hindenburg
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Reblic
Faira International
Moscow
Montana Weather Forecast Calls for Snow West and Cold East
Unsettled conditions in Montana on Wednesday and Thursday with likely snow in the western portion and colder temperatures east of the divide.
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Montana
Divide
Four year old Jerry Southern found after 20 hours missing
Four year old Jerry Southern, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Southern of three miles northwest, wandered from home during a 20 hour search by a sheriff posse and Boy Scouts. The boy, found in a coulee after an all night effort by about 200 volunteers, spent the night outdoors with temperatures below freezing and suffered no ill effects.
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Jerry Southern
Coulee
Sheriff's
Frank Southern
Here
Cermak Improves Sufficiently to Stop Oxygen Treatment
Mayor Anton Cermak's condition improved enough to cease oxygen therapy and glucose injections. Dr. Frederick Tice and five attending physicians reported he can take fluids by mouth and the pneumonia has not spread. He remains grievously ill from a bullet wound, colitis, and pneumonia with optimistic bedside reports.
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Miami
Fila
Antonak
Frederick Tice
Chicago
Cermak
Giuseppe Zangara
State Senate Recommends Income Tax Spting Term
The first spring jury term of court will convene about March 27 under Judge T. E. Downey. Notes of issue due by March 10. calendar to be set and jury drawn for a term likely to host up to 85 cases including criminal actions. For the first time criminal and civil trials will be held in the same session. two women face murder charges, including Mrs Sungkum Joe.
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T. E. Downey
Sungkum Joe
Y. H
School Election Details Set By Board Of Trustees
The board announced an April 1 election to elect three trustees replacing Hanley Honey and McNally. Mass meetings require 20 attendees. judges of election must file by March 11. Polling places listed in school houses with two courthouses, hours 8 am to noon and 1 pm to 8 pm. Continued on Page 2.
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Board OF
Clarence Hanley
William Honey
James E. McNally
Sherman
Walkerville
Blaine
Centerville
North
Wyoming Street
Courthouse
Washington
Arizona Street
Lincoln
Garfield
Lincoln Gee
Monroe
McKinley School
Monroe School
Fire Leaves 1200 Filipinos Homeless in Manila Slum Blaze
A daytime fire in Manila destroyed 160 grass shacks, rendering about 1,200 Filipino residents homeless. Local authorities reported extensive damage across the shantytown area as flames swept through the makeshift homes.
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Manila
P. L
Expert shares method for solving jigsaw puzzles
George M. Fox of Springfield explains a practical approach to jigsaws. He suggests fitting two or three pieces, reading the morning paper, then returning to add more pieces. He notes puzzles rise in popularity and a Springfield factory produces over 100,000 puzzles daily to meet demand.
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George M. Fox
Springfield
Mass
George
Fox
Montana Senate backs income tax with exemptions in Montana
The Montana Senate recommended passage of an income tax bill with $1,000 exemption for singles and $2,000 for married couples. Of nine revenue measures, this is the first to win Senate approval as the House considered diverting proceeds to the general fund. Distribution allocates 25 percent to the general fund, 25 percent to the common school interest and income fund, and 50 percent to the school equalization fund.
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Helena
Montana Senate
House
Senate
Donovan of Toole
February Dues Urged for Silver Bow Emergency Relief Fund
Subscribers are notified that February subscriptions are due as winter demands press the fund. Prompt payments will prevent hampering relief work. Make checks payable to treasurer A. J. Davis at 62 West Broadway.
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Silver Bow Emergency Relief Fund
A. J. Davis
West Broadway
Inauguration Arrangements Bolster Roosevelt Victory Day
Washington reports a contrast of ceremonies as preparations speed for Franklin D Roosevelt’s oath on the Roosevelt Bible. Moving day follows with cabinet swearing in and new offices ready. Hotels fill, rooms book, and 18 000 marchers are planned for the parade with added security after the Miami assassination attempt.
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Washington
National Capital
White House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania Avenue
Miami
Toosevelt
Ford's Secretary Found Safe After Hunt at Traverse City
Detroit Feb 28 Ernest G Liebold secretary to Henry Ford is found safe in a Traverse City hotel after a search. He telephoned that he had just awakened and did not know he had been sought with no recollection of how he reached Traverse City as warnings were issued earlier tonight.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Frances Perkins
New York
Daniel C. Roper
South Carolina
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Detroit
Ernest G. Liebold
Henry Ford
Traverse City
Mich
Liebold
Mesopust Burned After Slavic Ills Condemnation Ceremony
Old Man Mesopust a straw effigy representing Slavic ills was found guilty and condemned to death at the annual ce remony in Butte Jugo-Blave drawing 400 spectators. Robert Keane chaired, with readings from families, addresses by local officials, and telegrams of regret from dignitaries. Dancing closed the evening.
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Mesopust
Boulevard
Robert Keane
Mudro Brothers
Charley
Joe
Joe L. Markham
Larry Duggan
T. J. B. Shanley
T. E. Downey
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William H. Woodin
George Henry Dern
Utah
Claude A. Swanson
Confederacy
Virginia
James A. Farley
Henry A. Wallace
Harold L. Ickes
Interstate Commerce Committee
Roper
Commerce
Miss Perkins
James M. Curley
Boston
Eral
Senator Walsh
Willam G. McAdoo
Walsh
Alfred FE. Smith
State Industrial Commission
Jesse J. Strauss
Paris
Havana
Robert W. Bingham
Louisville
Hudson
Internal Revenue
Woodrow Wilson
Treasury
Willam H. Woodin
State Senate
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Ravalli
Ruffcorn
Silver Bow
Emergeng
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Hunt
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