Political Turmoil Shakes German Parliament in February Crisis
German parliament faces a deep political struggle as the Nazi party and Chancellor Papen resist, backed by Junker elites. The government seeks to maintain control amid failed coalitions and rising Communist strength. Clashes erupt as workers and unions clash with police, leaving casualties and a tense standoff with military observers watching the crisis unfold.
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NCH
Germany
Avalf Qiltier
National Socialist Party
Junkers
Interior
Appiais
Hugentorg
Notable Austrian Chancellor Fails In Parliament Vote
The Austrian chancellor Gragna Scipil dies after bullet wound and diabetes complications. His party needs a decisive vote in parliament to survive a no confidence motion. Without proxy voting, finance banker John Wancur takes a seat, enabling a crucial 81 to 1 vote that saved the cabinet.
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Gragna
Scipil
Privat
Whee Ferimerky
Austria
Hla Tiene
Vienna
Christian SaeIniste
Inn
Selela
Dolfuss
John Wancur
Wancura
Nations seek arbitration over Gran Chaco dispute amid war fever
Amid mobilizations by Argentina and Bolivia over the Gran Chaco, allies urge peaceful settlement. The United States Mexico Colombia Uruguay and other Latin American nations push for arbitration while Paraguay and Bolivia back claims to the region now evenly occupied.
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Armar
Gran Chaco
Mexico
Colondia Cola
Uruguay
Brazil
Cille
Caraguay
Belivia Io
Norman Sleniy
Evin
Arma
Fly
Teague of Nations
Paraguay
Chace
Pileomaya
Lamont Resigns Secretary of Commerce for Private Business
OMP RTP LAMONT of Clienzo resigns as secretary of commerce to return to private work. The cabinet reshuffle follows Elin Prestlent Iloover’s replacement by Itoy 1 Chapin of Netroft, longtime ally of Iloover, a Republican born in Michigan in 1860. Chapin, married and living at Grosse Plate Farm, Michigan, has chaired the P1 isch Motor company since 1923.
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OMP
RTP
Lamont
Clienzo
Commercce
Elin Prestlent
Grosse [Plate Farm
Michigan
SAS warfare erupts at Dixie New coal mine near Terre Haute
SAS warfare broke out at the Dixie New coal mine ten miles from Terre Haute Indiana where trouble erupted among workers and guard actions followed amid tense improvised clashes at the mine site.
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Dixie New Coal Mine
Terre Ilaute, Ind
Trou
Hoover era rations ripple across nation amid protests
A Washington crisis backdrop unfolds as staff and the army face disbandment orders. Reports describe governors aiding moving camps and a coroner’s jury exonerating two police officers who killed two rioters’ mothers during earlier clashes.
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Lin Lee
Washington
Hoover
Fifa
Jimstown
McClostes
Gorciffort
Firan
Qaovergor
Walter Wo Waters
Walter Wo Waters, Ikkader
Army
Pach
Jothastown
Vatora
Washingtons
Governor Roogoshgha Opens Radio Speech Attacks GOP
The governor delivers a radio address criticizing Republican administrations since Wilson. The Democratic ticket gains backing from Governor Il of Malanchistte who named Al Smith as nominee. John Nashkob and James Harley announce Walker as DNC treasurer amid campaign maneuvers.
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Witson
Washimtin
Calvin Cod
Nthe
Fleoer
Gaevernor Ile
Malanchistte
al Smith
John Jo Nashkob
James 4
Harley
Jamea
Walker
New Lork Fowser
Coneildirabe
Pegavleth
Peerett
Sandra Tante
Alterparda
Mentone
Ape
Northampton
Washington talks on shortening working hours plans
A group of progressive leaders and the administration discussed shortening working hours for current employees in Washington. At week’s start President Teaver was represented in the talks by Secretaries Doak and Lamont who have studied the issue carefully.
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Capedaiir
Washington
Doak
Lamont
Job security drive cites cooperation in reemployment talks
Report on a recent conference where New England and other groups discussed national cooperation to improve job security through reemployment measures. Leaders reviewed the situation and planned coordinated steps after a Rapidan camp event.
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Etoover
Rapidan Campete
Pxecutheo
J B
Appointment to assist rectors in Neconstruction aid loan distribution
An appointed assistant will support the rectors of Neconstruction in distributing federal relief funds to states and municipalities. The role includes reviewing applications and presenting estimated relief needs for each of the remaining months, with figures shown for municipalities and political subdivisions requiring funds.
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Phid G Chonton
Wtoa
Hatea
World economic conference invitation sparks policy debate
The dispatch outlines invitation to a world economic conference with U.S. cautions on disarmament and reparations. Uncertainty remains on date and venue with rumors of Ottawa talks and Southeast guidance under the Covenant of Nations.
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State Department
United States
Fonlen
Wately
Ottawa
Democratic nominee race for Missouri senator in 1912
In Missouri the Democratic field split as Champ Clark’s son sought the U S Senate seat but Charles MaLtow faced rivals. Republicans nominated George Sells and Woodring but Moorman and Moorland won gubernatorial spots with Paulten and Paulen listed as nominees.
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Biennsitt
Champ Clark Soo
United States
Missouri
Charles MaoLtowell Fartier
Chile
Terry
Retinna
Kansas
George Sell
Lory Woodring
Ten & Pauten
Sinater
Anxious LA Athletes Set Marks in Distance Events
At Los Angeles meets athletes from many clubs pursued fast times and big throws. Tolan Victorian excelled with a 10 second 100 meter dash, while Hamsn of Ingland set a new record in the 500 meter race. Dislike stood out in javelin and a notable woman athlete from Texas impressed with multiple top marks in field events.
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Tia
Los Angeles
J Healy
New York
Adelhelm
France
Fresheg
Tolan Victiyan
Vietire
MaOspy’s Baseball Shakeup Sparks Hostile Exchange
President Veeck of the national league club announced Roger ttornsty has been dropped as captain amid controversy over his removal. Charles Crimm remains as shortstop, while the town’s owner WK Wright criticized the decision and questioned the club leadership.
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Veeck
Roger
Allies complete air mission over Greenland in 1933
A flight crew from Germany along with three companions finished their air voyage from their base to Greenland. Reports by Greenland Laborer and Detroit 1933 Westto Newspaper note the journey ending at Greenland.
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Germany
Eeriat Baat
Greenland
Waller Say
Teelaml
Creenland Labrider
Faai
Detroit
Weateto
Tntos A
Politician Charged in County Treasury Shortfall
Maurice Sintchhe, county leader of Cler lant Ohta and former national committeeman, indicted by a suspected grand jury on embezzlement and grand larceny charges in connection with a $470,888 shortage in Pepul tesn county treasury.
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Maurice Sintchhe
Pepul Tesn
Cler Lant Ohta
Grand Tor Tery
Ancient polo tale and giant Australian nugget noted
The text recalls a historic polo scene with Alexander the r ally and a ball seen as earth in 18th century myth. It then mentions the largest known gold nuggets from the Australian gold rush, including the Welcome Stranger weighing 2315 ounces valued at 4500, and a mass found in New South Wales measuring 4 inches thick and over four feet long.
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Alexander
Han
Alexander Reylied
Puente
Kansas
New South
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