Senate overrides veto on independence bill for Philippines
Senate action follows House precedent as lawmakers back independence move for the Philippines. Debate cites Monroe doctrine fears and global rivalries with Russia China and Japan. Debate notes U S obligations and risks if the islands are not granted self rule.
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Omellime Beteen
Philippine Islands
United States Senate
House of
Bedt
Dlepatches
Manila
Congress
James Blampion Lewis
United States
Flo
Russia
China
Orient
America
Inoss
Spain
Cuba
Philippines
Borah
Cutting
Met
Copeland
New York
President critiques Congress on budget balance and economy
The piece reports President and lawmakers debating budget balance, proposing a comprehensive sales tax. notes threats of solvency issues if deficits persist and government consolidation for economy. It covers reactions from Senator Byrnes and other leaders, and mentions Muscle Shoals, international policy talks, and Senate cloture efforts amid party tensions.
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Congress
Joseph W. Bjurns
Mapes
Michi Br
Herrevee Han
Mulaurd Ted Ings
Maryland
Senate
Louisiana
Asa
Intes
Philippines
Roosevelt plots foreign policy stance in Washington
Following intensive prep for his presidency Roosevelt announced support for sanctity of international agreements and declined recognizing Japan's gains in China. Tokyo viewed the policy as manageable while awaiting cabinet changes to ease tensions. Meanwhile Japanese planes bombed Chinese positions amid ongoing Manchurian tensions.
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Roosevelt
Washington
United States
Japan
China
Tokyo
Elzn
Sys Kesman
Jay
Stillman Faces Million Dollar Suit Amid Personal Turmoil
Former New York banker Stillman again in legal trouble as Sue Rochefort of Montreal sues in Brooklyn for 1 million dollars alleging alienation of affections. Rochefort’s attorney moves to file a separate 245 thousand dollar libel action. Stillman’s counsel says no settlement, vows to contest both actions in open court.
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Pees
Stillman
Hhew
York
Sue Rochefort
Montreal
Brooklyn
Stillmans
Malcolm Sumner
Pope Pius III Proclaims Extraordinary Holy Year
Pope Pius III issues a bull declaring an extraordinary holy year of prayer penance and pilgrimage to bring peace to a distracted world. The year marks the nineteenth centenary of Christ's redemption and calls all mankind to prayer and penance amid widespread discords and fears.
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Porn Pius III
Tome
French government shields war debts stance in deputies note
W Nancher minister Chpron submitted a briefing to the French Chamber of Deputies. The document omits any mention of war debts to the United States. Paris optical circles note this does not prove the government ignores the issue and say railways could introduce enabling legislation for the situation based on later developments.
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Wnanch
Chpron
Trench Chamber of Deputies
Dewts
Nce
United States
Record Flight by SERWOZ and Comrades St. Louis to Buenos Aires
Eminent Trench aviator SERWOZ and six comrades establish a world record by flying from St. Louis Fenhport in West Africa to Calais in 24 hours. They breakfasted in Africa, dined in South America, traveled via Natal to Rio de Janeiro and then Buenos Aires Argentina, completing a global leg in a single journey.
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Trench
St. Louis Fenhport
West
Afrog
Africa
South America
Natal
Rio de Janeiro
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Notable Figures Remembered in Obituary Notes
The death notices honor Miro Jessie Wilson Sayre daughter of the late President Woodrow Wilson and wife of Prof. Sayre of Carvaré low, and Sir Robert of Wales, renowned orthopedic surgeon, reflecting on their legacies across the scholarly and medical communities in 1933 Western News.
The Ancient Nias Island and its People
A historical sketch of Nias in the Indian Ocean near Sumatra describes ancient cities, warrior customs, and social rites. It notes isolation since earthquakes in 1861 and later Dutch influence, with chiefs, magicians, wooden ancestor figures, and head‑taking marriage traditions shaping life on the island.
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National Gangranhta Sociery
Washington DC
Garvie
Llugugeh
Niag Island
Indian Ocean
Sumatra
Sleymwan
Nias
Strait of Malacca
Gold
Soleyman
Gald
Dutch East Indies
Améndeur
Poy
Goenceng Sitol
Lolowua
Nlas
Sarriora
Utah Legislature Debates State Code and Bond Issue
Readable excerpts show Utah lawmakers debating a vast code of living measures and a two billion dollar state deficit bond plan. The session considers laws on banks, agriculture, corporations, and public works while a nine member commission studies government efficiency and expense cuts.
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State Department of Agriculture Aircraft and Aeronautics
Capitol
Henry H. Blont
Legislative
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