Accord Between France and Italy Reshapes Naval Pact
Diplomatic efforts led by Arthur Henderson and S Gibson produced a Franco Italian accord on naval strength. The deal envisions a long term loan to Italy and a shifted balance of power, reducing French per centage while promising parity in certain ship classes, with broader emergency public works and unemployment measures tied to the agreement.
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Nanacers
France
Italy
Londat
Hadtiana
Britain
Arthur Henderson
Urithsi
Itaty
Rome
Singh S. Gibson
America
Belgium
Unier
Hoover
Bugsolini Tardiev
Urlasd
Ireme
Laris
Mussolinia
Varia
Tf Waa
Ita
Helief
Guldier
Louisiana
Idaho
New Mexico
Ifa
Tracy
Constitutional Clash Looms Over Senate Powers
Washington hosts high stakes hearings on the power struggle to remove or retain Chairman George Otla Smith of the power commission. John Daria, a Democratic candidate for the Presidency in 2071, chairs the Judiciary subcommittee. John W Davis is chosen as Senate counsel in a potential court test that could reach the Supreme Court.
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FQAL
Washington
Hoover
Senate
George Otla Smith
John+. Daria
Ele
Judiciary Committee
Norris, Yealsh
Steiner
M. Davis
Senate Sas
Mitchell
Supreme Court
End of the first Congress ends amid party clashs
The text notes a filibuster in the senate and gaiety in the house as the first congress closes at noon March 4. It highlights Frealdert Escover's legislative program facing acrimonious clashes with the Chief Executive since December, with only two major disputes defeated including the Supreme Court nomination of Parker and the veterans bonus. It mentions widespread appropriation bills totaling over $3.2 billion.
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Senate
Lema
Tegtata
Hoover Vetoes SMascle Shoata Power Bill and Prohibition Shift
Congress passes a power industry bill vetoed by President Hoover who warned of power trust influence. The veto, 49 to 31, signals a major election issue. Henry Curran of the Association Against Prohibition urges repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment amid shifts in wet and dry support and a changing House and Senate balance.
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Congress
Hoover
Ale Hoover
Emmy Tayment Exchange
Ilenry H. Curran
Association Against Prohibition
United States
Afr Curran
Howse
Senate
Agriculture official explains drought relief loan distribution
The official denies plans to delay drought relief loans and outlines how the department set up a distribution system through intermediate credit organizations and direct loans. He cites regulatory hurdles and timing as reasons why applications may not yet have been received or paid, noting act provisions and accounting challenges.
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GT Erbeny
Fredeliy
Inia
Nnaway
Mer Slyde
Senate
Army officer Maj Malph Royce wins Binkay trophy
Maj Malph Royce of the Army Air Corps is congratulated after receiving the Binkay trophy for leading the Arctic patrol from Selfridge Field Michigan to Spokane Washington and return in January. The award, competed for annually by U S Army officers, was first given 15 years ago to the Aerial of America by Clarence L Mackay.
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Malph Royce
Army Air Corps
United States Army
War Department
Aerault of America
Clarence IL. Mackay
Bid chosen for Hoover Dam contract sparks Western firms bid
The Aero Club of America urged the War Department to award the Hoover Dam and power plant contract in Boulder Canyon to a consortium led by Six Companies of San Francisco. The Interior Secretary will likely approve a bid of 12 550 000 with work to start before March end. Officials caution against mass migration to Las Vegas and warn laborers of job demand swings as the project nears full scale.
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Uoover
Boulder
Canyoo
Denver
Western
Compnres, Inc
San Francisco
Secretary of the Interior
Wirbur
Southwest
Nevada
Arizona
Las Vegas
Her
1L and Daugherty Convicted in Ohio Bank Fraud Case
68 year old financier Mal Daugherty was found guilty on all five counts in Washington Courthouse Ohio. The verdict carries up to thirty years and a $10,000 fine. sentence not yet imposed. The case drew attention amid a broader probe of public figures and court actions.
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Clary Daugherty
Department of Justice
Agreement Ends Civil Disobedience Move In India
Widespread concessions mark a peace pact in British India with Mahatma Gandhi and Indian nationalists accepting limited dominion status. The pact promises release of imprisoned members, return of confiscated property, and a second round table conference focused on constitutional questions under British safeguards.
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Wiroy Ord Iwin
Mahatma Gandhreth
Tdti
Trish Wolls
Callers urge FTC DOJ scrutiny on monopolistic trends
A committee report warns of alarming monopolistic tendencies among a small group of powerful corporations and combinations, especially in trendant milk. It recommends careful scrutiny by the federal trade commission and the department of justice.
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Pnator
Altihur
Federal Trade Commission
Department of Justice
Campaign fund urged for Siacono platform at national meet
Report from Washington describes discussions at the national committee where Brat al favored sending a targeted action on his advocated platform. Dry members opposed Mas koha views and any consideration by the committee. It was deemed a Siacono campaign fund should be released.
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Efairminn Itaskon
Derocri
National Committee
Ite
Washington
Brat al
Turbulent coup redraws government amid regional unrest
A rapid sequence of political upheaval in the region saw new governments formed within a week following a naval operation near Cerro Sineher, with Chief Justice Ricarda appointed provisional president. A junta led by Gustarve Jimenez then installed officers and troops, resulting in Bilas and allies being ousted.
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Scrut Fiest
Sineher Cerro
Te Siconan
Ricarda Fas
Bilas
Gustarve Jimenez
Laton
Widespread Idaho Utah Local News Briefs From Multiple Towns
A compact dispatch reports arrests for alleged horse meat theft and liquor possession in Pocatello Idaho. It lists upcoming bowing events for Southern Idaho and Utah, cattle fever cases in Panguitch Utah, potato market sales in Utah County, forest highway funds allocations across several Utah towns, rodent control campaigns in Junction Utah, grazing approvals in Yarnal Utah, and various education, highway, health, and arson notes across Idaho and Utah.
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Pocatello
Idl
Idano Balls
Ida
Idaho
Utah
Salt Late
Ogden
Ittho Falls
Boise
Twin Falls
Salon
St Anthony
Laccatelli
Texmg
Panguitch
Liovo
Utah County
California
Ogdin
Wyoming
Heback Canyon
Logan Garden City
Weber Fruitland
Nebo
Uintah National Forest
Sase City
Uta
Publiccn
oLrits Sant
Sangite
Plasf
Utah Legislature Strives On Tax Bills And Reapportionment
Utah lawmakers push taxation measures amid debates on tobacco tax oleomargarine law and a costly reapportionment plan. House and Senate clash over revenue and taxation powers as sessions extend to close. Officials seek to finish before adjournment with multiple committee actions and amendments filed.
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Td Stah
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Thesenita
Griffin
S. B
Candiand
Dtu Lea
Revenue and Taxation Committee
Imu
Candland
McCarthy and Associates
McCarthy
Torlain Towns
Welling
Heslen
Brimley
Ryan
Candland—Corporation
la Actien
Minuitea
State & Tool Equalization Fund
State
Jorgensen
Meg Tanner— Lowing Sclials
Wellinz
Laltorm
Riuequite
Nesten
Spencer
Neslin
State College
George Eastman and the Kodak: a banking clerk turn photographer
A youthful bank clerk restless for a vacation becomes a pivotal figure in photography. While planning a West Indies trip he studies wet plate methods, later pioneering compact camera tech. Eastman, born in Waterville, rose from office boy to bank clerk, then founded a modern photographic industry.
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Eill
San Domingo
United States
Tiranta
George Castman
Bank Cferk
Kodak
George Eastman
Waterville
Rochester
George
Ile
Efe
West Indies
Efe Brouc
San Domize Flia
Bart
Intel
Fils
Byzantine Cathedral at Athens Described as Tiny Yet Grand
A fragmentary report explains a small Byzantine Creek style cathedral in Athens serving as a seat of bishop and throne, noting its grandness despite its tiny size and the unrelease of a role in its church layout.
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Athens
Stubborn clocks cleaned with kerosene trick
A reader describes a clock repair method using a chakr and kerosene. Place the item at the bottom of the works without touching moving parts to let the flame rise and clean. The passage is a rough instructions excerpt with unclear terms.
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Army Engineering Corps
Inter Ecean Canal Commission
Gorgas Hospital
Tanama City
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West Point
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Ilble
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Sentrop Cisco
Lui Falls
Tfforta
Satmos
State State Agricultural College
Famous 3
Fizerss
Floyd Gibbons
Jourosilat
Shou Kepeini
Sonotone
West Dith Sc
New York City
PN Katies
Bageon of Hospitality
Houl Newhouse
Salt Lake City
E. Sutton
Alanager
Sunshine
Tha Wast
Cree & Cratley
Palne Springs
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Fsperanto Trench Tinnish
Lebrew
Jugostayah
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Golden Medical
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