Mussolini Defends Frontiers in Senate Reply
In Rome Mussolini affirmed Italy would uphold peacetime frontiers and Roman equity in Tyrol. He rejected any German demand for a supplementary pact and warned against League of Nations discussion. Premier spent night preparing the reply after Stresemann’s Berlin address. London report cites Italian diplomats leaving Berlin.
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Rome
Stresemann
Germany
Mussoini
Brennero Frontier
Mussolini
Italy
Dr. Stresemann
Jugo-Slavia
Upper Adige
Upper
Adige
League of Nations
Senate
Tyrol
Chigi Palace
Berlin
London
Daly Express
Utah and Idaho Scouts Save 14 Lives Since Organization
Boy scout troops of the Cache Valley council serving North Utah and Southern Idaho report saving 14 lives to date. Most rescues involved drownings, with others from automobile accidents and fire threats. A scout saved his own life by using first aid to cauterize a rattlesnake bite while climbing a cliff.
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Utah
Idaho
Mark Logan
Boy Scout
Cache Valley Council
Boy
New Bank Organized to Replace Closed Hedrick Bank
Hedrick Washington reports a new bank has been organized to replace the one closed by the state banking department recently. The situation is reported as excellent with strong public confidence in the new institution and its organizers. Jesse Breen is to be president.
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Washington
Hedrick Nave
State Banking Department
Jesse Breen
Duensing Visits Mother in Sigourney Morning
Art Duensing traveled to Sigourney this morning to visit his mother Mrs Henry Duensing who is seriously ill.
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Art Duensing
Sigourney
Henry Duensing
Nye Faces Challenge in Bid for North Dakota Senate
Gerald P. Nye, appointed after Edwin Ladd’s death, faces opposition for renomination as U S senator from North Dakota at the state non partisan league convention in Bismarck. Figures including William Lemke and James H Sinclair loom as possible rivals. The group plans to endorse Nye and Governor Sorlie, with tickets for other state offices also to be chosen.
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Nye
Cooperstown
Sorlie
Senate
Edwin F. Ladd
Spanish Flyers Arrive in Buenos Aires After Transatlantic Run
Spanish aviators led by Commander Franco land in Buenos Aires after a 6,232 mile voyage from Palos Spain. The Plus Ultra seaplane reached Montevideo 1,200 miles from Rio de Janeiro with an ovation for the fliers. Crowds cheer as Franco receives messages from family and weeps with emotion.
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Associated Presse
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Montevideo
Palos
Spain
Franco
Government House
Alvear
Plus Ultra
Montivideo
Rio Janiero
Long
King Alfonso
Helen Wills Considers Withdrawing From Carlton Match
Helen Wills, American woman tennis champion, weighs withdrawing from the Carlton tournament in Cannes. She would then offer to meet Suzanne Lenglen at any Riviera club for charity, objecting to betting and business aspects of the match while donating all proceeds to French war orphans or another charity.
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Associated Press
Cannes
France
Helen Wills
America
Carlton
Suzanne Lenglen
Rivceria
French War Oerphans
Miss Wills
Wealth Hoarded in Gems Among Richer Chinese
Wealth hoarded in gems among China's richer class as a means to store wealth outside native banks. The article notes Mrs. W. T. Stephenson remains seriously ill as of today. Mrs. R. C. DuBois of Davenport arrived last evening to visit over the weekend at the J. K. Young home.
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China
W. T. Stephenson
R. C. DuBois
Davenport
J. K. Young
Confessions Tie Two Chicago Livestock Officials to Bribes
A. Sykes of Ida Grove Jr announces that two Cooperative Chicago Producer’s Commission Association employees Seth Cranston and George Parmeter admitted taking payments from Rankin Shefl er and a man named Flynn for favorable sales in the Chicago livestock market. The bribes account for under two percent of hogs handled by the association.
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Rye
Associated Press
Chicago
Cooperative Chicago Producer’s Commission Association
A. Sykes
Ida Grove, Jr
Seth Cranston
George Parmeter
Sykes
Rankin Shefler
Parmeter
Flynn
Fred Zeiss
Mrs J H Jones Returns Home After Crawfordsville Visit
Mrs J H Jones returned last evening to her Crawfords ville home after visiting Walter Brown's home for a day and doing some shopping.
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J. H. Jones
Crawfordsville
Walter Brown
Second severe blizzard paralyzes East Coast transit
New York reports six deaths at sea and on land as a second blizzard disrupts train schedules and paralyzes surface traffic. Snow piles high along the coast with ferries marooned and ships seeking bearings in heavy winds.
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New
United States
Lzzard
Ré&Porta
Sandy Hook
North Atlantic
Wirel
Ralph Brown
Glouchester
Oddensburg
N. Y
St. Lawrence
Charles Lyons
Worchester
Meas
Labor Orchestra Plans Spring Debut in London
London hosts fall rehearsals for the first labor symphony orchestra organized by Herbert Morrison secretary of the London Labour Party. F W de Maussion Hardman was replaced as conductor due to other commitments as preparations for a spring opening proceed.
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London
England
Labor Symphony
Herbert Morrison
London Labor Party
F. W. de Maussai- Hardman
Modern Girl must gain weight, doctor warns
Baltimore Feb 6 The champion lightweight of the world the Modern Girl faces a foe from the medical profession warning that extreme thinness threatens health and happiness Dr Lewelly Barker of Johns Hopkins cites tubercu losis nervous exhaustion and malnutrition as risks from dieting and smoking He blames fashion and designers for promoting an unhealthy scrawny ideal and urges parents doctors and artists to promote a normal healthy figure to curb waste and future costs to families and the state
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Baltimore
Lewelly F. Barker
John Hopkins University
Dr. Barker
Tam
Committee to report on Friday for local booster group
A five member organization committee formed last Thursday will present plans Friday night for a community welfare booster group open to all, including farmers. Nearly a hundred attended the first meeting, and organizers expect maximum turnout to sustain enthusiasm and set aside other engagements.
Big majority against mud in Johnson County in election
The Senate elections subcommittee postponed its meeting due to Senator Caraway’s absence. The Brookhart Steck contest probe will likely convene late next week with Brookhart not appearing and a short time needed to draft the report to the full committee.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Brookhart-Steck
Caraway
Arkansas
Brookhart
Witnesses Testify in Beatty Hearing and Johnson County Road Vote
Cyrus Bush took the stand in the F. C. Beatty hearing as officials questioned alleged mistreatment of a patient at the county home. Across Iowa, Johnson County approved a $2.5 million road program by a large margin, paving or hard-surfacing 168 miles and marking a first under the new state law requiring urban and rural majorities. Clinton voters faced a bond decision on further highway paving funds.
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Cyrus Bush
F. ¢. Beatty
Bush
al Baldrige
Skinny” Ledman
Beatty
Charles FE. Beaty
Washington
Don Young
Hilda Custer
Beaty
Associated Press
Iowa City
Johnson County
Town City
Linn
Board of Supervisors
Oxford Township
Iowa
Oxford
Clinton
Clinton County
Tongue shortening puzzling doctors in Kyushu clinic
Doctors at Kyushu Internal University face a puzzling disease that shortens tongues. For two years Miss Alda Tori, eighteen, has suffered. surgeons operated on the tongue tip to halt the shrinking.
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Kyushu
Japan
Waiden
Alda Tori
Sex in Pigeons Eggs
Report notes that pigeon eggs almost always yield one male and one female. Early experiments indicate the first egg laid tends to be female while the second is male, suggesting an orderly sex determination in pigeon reproduction.
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New Bank
Hedrick
Dakota
Veal
Helen
Miss Wiles
John C. Brooke
Wm. Jardine
Secretary of Agriculture
East Coast
Gloucester
Mass
Labor Orchestra
Paris
Montparnasie
Montmartre
Montparnasse
Grenelle
Etoile
Champs Elysses
Pare-Monceau
Opera
Briar Neck
Alvaro Quadros
Lopes
Janeiro
Braga
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Boston
Cape Cod
Highlands
Barker
Modistes
Vymo 4
Johnson CO
Steck-Brookhart
Towa
Rich Rademacher
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