Poincare defends France debts while Briand presses on Rhineland
In the French Chamber Poincare delivers a long finance speech denying any intent to repudiates debts and outlining 1928 1929 payments. Briand in the Senate rebukes Germany over Rhineland evacuation, saying Germany must meet obligations. Poincare recalls 1926 treasury losses and defends franc stability amid financial fears.
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Paris
France
Raymond
Poincare
Aristide
Briane
Egy
Briand
Gustav . Stresemann
Germany
Rhineland
Senate
Fell Preacher Plan Sparks Short-Distance Rage Sketch
A fragmented United Press report notes a rage incident involving a preacher and a nearby plan, with unclear details and partial quotes. The event appears to hinge on proximity and motive, but specifics are missing from the damaged text.
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United Press
Five Held After Kerrick Slay Trial Dismissal and Retrial
A fragmented report notes five individuals arrested after a Kerrick murder. The group, described as intoxicated, faced a jury outcome with a dismissal against one and a retrial for four. Mrs. Kerrick and others were central to the unsettled case amid Hollywood chaos.
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Con
Kerrick
Hollywood
Witnesses Testify on Insanity Plea in Parker Murder Trial
Wil lis Edward Hickman and his family testified at his murder trial in Los Angeles to support an insanity plea. His mother Eva Hickman described strained relations and alleged a troubled childhood, saying Edward was a sickly baby born against her wishes. The testimony aimed to justify the defendant's mental state to avert the gallows.
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United Press Transcontinental Wire
Los Angeles
Wills Edward. Hickman
Éourit
Estcape
Leavin ‘Parker
Ager
Eva
Hickman
Rass Tor
Edward
Parents of Marion Parker call for Hickman’s execution
Perry Parker and his wife speak after the kidnapping and murder case, urging society to impose the death penalty. They reject an insanity plea, recount the shock of finding their child, commend each other for endurance, and seek relief from publicity as the trial nears.
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United
Angeles
Marion Parker
Perry Parker
Hickman
Senatorial clash over Teapot Dome bond probes at hearing
Senator Walsh pressed Robert W. Stewart on bond transactions linked to Teapot Dome during a Senate inquiry. Stewart resisted, saying the questions on the Continental Trading deal and millions in profits were irrelevant, and he never aided any political party or official with bonds. Nye pressed for details on who received bonds and the Canadian corporation involved.
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TranscontinentaalWire
Washington
Robert W. ‘Stewart
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
The
Continental
Whch
Albert B. Fall
Harry F. Sinclair
Thomas ‘Walsh
Montana
Walsh
Stewart
Sinclair
Nye
North Dakota
Senate
Continental Trading Company
Deal
Canada
Trans-Atlantic Air Line To Start Soon
President Coolidge learned details of a British trans Atlantic dirigible line to begin in September. Co B Burnsy a Parliament member and promoter said five dirigibles will be built to fly London to New York in 35 hours westbound and 48 hours eastbound each carrying 100 passengers.
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Washington
Coolidge
Co. B. Burnsy
London
New York
Burney
Lindbergh Honored By Huge Crowd In San Juan Stop
Colonel Charles A Lindbergh completed a 75 mile Spirit of St Louis hop from St Thomas to San Juan amid enthusiastic crowds. A two day program honors him before he moves on to Santo Domingo and then Haiti and Havana for the Pan American conference.
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United Press
San Juan
Porto Rico
Charles A.lindbergh
St. Thomas
Virgin Islands
Lindbergh
Santo Domingo
Haiti
Havana
San Diego
Calif
Paris
Doctor denies bow leg operation on Sadia Holland
Dr. Henry J. Schireson denied performing the bow legs operation that led to Sadia Holland’s leg amputation. He filed suit for 250000 against Dr. Henry J. Millstone his wife and daughter and Archie Cohen alleging they conspired to report his involvement. The statement says Dr S D Zaph performed the operation at Chicago Osteopathic Hospital where Miss Holland was treated.
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United Press
Ental Wire
Chicago
Henry J. Schireson
Sadia Holland
Schireson
Bert Whrlich
Henry J. Millstone
Millstone
Archie Cohen
S. D. Zaph
American Medical Association
Zaph
Chicago Osteopathic Hospital
Miss Holland
North Pacific Railroad Buys Monster Engine
The Northern Pacific Railroad ordered the largest steam locomotive yet, 121 feet long with 40 wheels, 16 drivers, for service between Mandan North Dakota and Glendive Montana, signaling a boost for old time railroadmen amid the coal and water era decline.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Northern Pacific Railroad
Mandan
N. D
Glendive
Mont
Hunter Refuses To Resign Post On State Board
Hunter of Tucson refuses to resign from the industrial board despite Governor Hunt’s demand. He argues he holds the river commission berth in good faith and that Kerby’s earlier appointment invalidated his industrial board duties since January 1927. State AG plans quo warranto action if he stays.
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United Press Transcontinental Wire
Phoenix
Ariz
The.h. S
McCluskey
Governor Hunt
Washington
Boulder Dam
Hunter
Kerby
River Commission
Industrial Board
Hunt
Illness Delays Deming Trial In Arizona Bank Case
United Press Transcontinental report from Phoenix says attorney illness delayed the Paul H. Deming trial in Jerome. Russell could attend only half a day, prompting Judge Marlin Phelps to adjourn for Arbor Day. Deming testified. defense finished cross examination and the case heads to jurors after Saturday arguments.
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United Press Transcontinental
Phoenix
Ariz
Russell
Arbor Day
Arizona
Hiss
Paul H. Deming
Jerome Banker
Bank of Jerome
Marlin Phelps
Deming
Argumen
Miami children to plant trees to start Arbor Day
Miama Arizona Feb 2 up school children and civic groups will plant trees tomorrow in the city’s first municipal park. The event marks Arbor Day observance after several years and launches a city beautiful campaign.
Favorite sons reshape Hoover bid in Indiana push
A United Press dispatch reports Indiana joins the favorite son drive to boost Hoover with Senator Jim Watson seen as the likely Indiana choice. Watson plans to announce candidacy as Indiana delegates unite, while Lowden and Dawes show strength in vice presidential support. Delegates are expected to split upon release at the convention.
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United Preses Transcontinental Wire
Washington
Republiline
Hoover
Warren Harding
Indiana
Wabash
Jim “Watson
Watson
Marines land in Miami after nonstop Washington to Nicaragua flight
A Fokker marine plane landed in Miami at 4:45 pm after a non stop nine hour plus flight from Washington. On board were First Lieutenant George T Towner Second Lieutenant James B McHugh and Corporal Robert Wene the ship’s mechanic. They planned to depart for Nicaragua Saturday morning.
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United Pres ‘Srangcontinental Wirer
Miami
Robert Wene
Nicaragua
Washington
U S Victory Seen in Cuba Meet Report On Intervention
At Havana on February 2 the United States won a major point in the Pan American conference as the international law committee adopted a stance recognizing that states have duties as well as rights. The report urged non interference while preserving each nation's right to develop, and suggested a Pan American appeal mechanism for violations.
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International Committee
Cuba
United Press
Havana
United States
International Law Committee
Victor Maurtua
Peru
Maurtua
Pan-American Union
League of Nations
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