League denounces Japanese policy in Manchuria
The League of Nations denounces Japan over Manchuria policy and urges China retain sovereignty. It calls for Manchukuo rejection, new China Japan talks with League mediation, and invites Soviet Russia and the United States to join. Yosuke Matsuoka rejects the league recommendations.
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Geneva
Switzerland
League of Nations
Manchuria
League
Japan
United States
Manchukuo
China
Soviet Russia
America
League Assembly
Manchugue
Stimson
Yosuke Matsuoka
Jehol
Manchuquo
House Democrats back day repeal bill in caucus vote
In Washington on February 17 the House Democrats voted 115 to 46 to bind themselves to vote for prohibition repeal Monday, signaling more than two thirds will back the Senate repeal proposal. Several Democrats sought excusal from the iron rule, and many were absent, but the caucus action implies Monday's House vote will align with the Senate.
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Washington
House Democrats
House
Senate
Rainey
Illinois
Snell
New York
Senate Banking Committee
Harold L. Stuart
Chicago
Halsey, Stuart and Company
Stuart
Insull
Senate Finance Committee
David F. Huguson
Iva men to seek new trial in police chief attack case
In Iva South Carolina on Feb 17 Judge W H Grimball postponed sentencing for Cleve Wiles Bere Berguson Chester Ferguson and Clarence Crittendon while a request for a new trial is prepared. The four men were convicted yesterday of assault in the Christmas attack on Chief Jim Hanks.
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W. H. Grimball
Cleve Wiles
Bere Berguson
Chester P. Ferguson
Clarence Crittendon
Unemployed Demonstrators in Seattle Cast Out by Police
An army of unemployed protesters clashed with officers at the county-city building, using fire hoses as deputies cleared the scene. Leaders claimed aims were achieved and announced a march on Olympia on March 1, with 5,000 to 6,000 participants from 71 cities.
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Seattle
Olympia
Citizens’ League
William Dobbins
Zrioing
Tong
League
King Courtly Commissioners
Oliver Stables
Thomasville Steam Laundry
Senate Action on Tag Bill May Be Help to Autoists
Atlanta reports Senator Andrew Tuten said tabling the house auto tag bill could let Georgians dodge auto license taxes for 1933 and 1934. He suggested the governor might suspend auto license collections until the next general assembly, noting travel with 1932 tags could face issues in other states.
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Atlanta
Andrew Tuten
Alma
Senate
Georgia
General Assembly
Senifor W. H Rey
Monficello
Georgia House bills seek statewide salary regulation
A governor headed board would regulate all state salaries, including the chief executive, under two bills introduced in Georgia. One measure calls for a constitutional amendment to authorize the pay scale, the other makes it effective if ratified. The governor, comptroller general and state auditor would set and adjust salaries to match conditions in Georgia.
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Atlanta
House
Johnson
Bartow
Strickland
Douglas
Georgia
Fire tears through Friedlander store in Jackson city
A midnight blaze destroyed the Friedlander department store, owned by H H J McIntyre, with adjacent properties saved despite near total loss. Fire crews fought the flames from rear and roof as wind aided containment, while nearby tenants escaped damage.
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Riedlander’s, Inc
Friedlanders Inc
HH. J. Mclintyre
Walter Washington
Jackson
Stevens Streets
Friedlander
A. Stein
Cabinet makeup occupies Roosevelt today on tour
President elect Roosevelt and Senator Glass discussed his cabinet on the train from Washington to Baltimore with no decision yet. The group planned further conferences as Roosevelt eyed options for treasury and state posts and potential cabinet realignment based on Glass Cutting and Hull considerations.
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Roosevelt
New York
Gliss
Virginia
Washington
Baltimore
Gare
Class of
Birdboot Peninnessee
New Meteo
Marc Rouseveil
Richmond
Val
Aeter Hull
Senator Glass
Hs Ie
Secretary of the Treasury
Tonce
Woodrow Wilson
Senator Hull
Ri Rosevelt
Treasury
Glass
Senator Cutting
Mayor Anton Cermak Defies Surgery Plans After Shooting
Reports from Miami indicate Mayor Cermak of Chicago remains in satisfactory condition with no immediate need for surgery after being shot by Giuseppe Zangara. Doctors say he is bright and cheerful, and barring complications, surgery will not be performed. Mrs Gill of Miami also recovering, while other victims of the gunfire are listed with improving but cautious prognoses.
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Miami
Fla
pPi
Cermak
Chicago
Navor Cermak
Guiseppe Zangara
Hocarveit
Dayfont Park
Cvac Ike. Eb
Phe Chicare Semetra Ican
Orp Rieser
Mita
Sasang
Anton J. Cermac
Dor. Meyer
Austin
James Bowler
Pla
Fen
Anton Cermak
Mra
Jor H. Gill
Guiseppi Zangara
Roosevelt
Arraccament
Zancore
Roosvelt
Mardarel Kruis
Newark
N. J
William Sinnott
New York
Russell Caldwell
Coconut Grove
Zantara
Florida
Anton J. Cermak
Joe Gill
Similarities Seen Between McKinley and Zangara Assassins
Dr. Carleton Simon an alienist in Miami reports a tremendous similarity between Giuseppe Zangara and Leon Czolgosz. He says both claimed no anarchist ties and bore hatred for the government, with both seeking to harm the poor through their crimes. He notes Zangara’s sanity and suggests future security for the president-elect inside a bullet-proof enclosure.
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Associated Press
New York
Carleton- Gimon
Miami
Giuseppe Zangara
Miampansassan
Leon Czolgosz
McKinley
Simon
Czolgosz
Aave
Rameari
Mr. Roosevelt
Zangara sanity to be studied by physicians hearing tomorrow
The Dade County Medical Association may form a security panel to examine Giuseppe Zangara charged with the attempted assassination of President Roosevelt. Judge Collins postponed arraignment to tomorrow. Zangara appeared defiant as deputies guarded the crowded Miami courtroom.
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Miami
Hla
Dade County Medical Association
Feday
Guiseppe Zancara
Meet Roo Ovelt
Criminal Court
E. C. Colling
Zangara
Fla. Fec
Doo Cl Collins
Gutvende Zanorara
Prenkiin D. Roosevelt
Enurk
Zaneara
Virgil Fetor
Weather Outlook for Southeast States and Akibauma
South Carolina and Georgia expect rain tonight and Saturday with a bit warmer conditions along the coast. Florida sees partly cloudy skies with possible central and northern rain and warmer tonight. Akibauma reports cloudy skies with local rain tonight and Saturday and warmer tonight. Extreme Northwest Florida notes cloudy with local rain tonight.
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South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Akibauma
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League For Settlement
Bayfront Park
Tuten
Talmadge
H. J. MacIntyre
Ano Iesassin
Troosevelt
Willy Che
New York City
Wahurta Ga
James
Ane Geisy
Mrs
Gina
M.kinley - Cermak
Trattan
Jas
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