Rioting at Cumann na nGaedhael rally injures thirty in Dublin
In Dublin O Connell Street rioting disrupted an election rally. Police protected speakers including Mrs Collins O Driscoll sister of Michael Collins. crowds sang pro De Valera songs and fought with rocks and batons. Separately in Shanghai a plane crash killed Mrs Mathewson and injured her husband.
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Dublin
Irish Free State
O'Connell Street
Daisy
Eamon de Valera
Richard Mulcahy
Dail Eireann
Collins O'Driscoll
Michael Collins
Army Comrades Association
Mulcahy
Connell Street
Mathewson
China
Hangchow
Shanghai
Mathewsons
Shannon
Shannons
Matthewson
Rantoul, Il
Bucknell University
Army Flying School
Former Waco baseball leader injured by train
Charles R. Turner, former Texas League franchise owner in Waco, was critically injured in a train accident. He stumbled while stepping from a train in Dallas and was amputated below the shoulder after his left arm was mangled on the track. His condition remained grave due to shock and blood loss.
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Waco
Charles R. Turner
Turner
Dallas
Repossessed Incubators and Free Piano Lessons in Want Ads
Repossessed 300 and 500 egg incubators are offered at bargain prices in Miscellaneous for Sales. A local musical instrument house advertises three months of free music lessons with each piano sold in the next 30 days. Time for painting and wallpaper hanging is advertised in Business Services.
Oklahoma investigations gain urgency with proration push
Oklahoma City January 8 reports say investigations may widen beyond oil proration to include the Corporation Commission and oil fields as the Fourteenth General Assembly resumes. Senator Paul Stewart Haworth said several reports indicate this expansion.
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Oklahoma City
Fourteenth
Oklahoma General Assembly
Paul Stewart
Haworth
Corporation Commission
Pianist Philanthropist Buried After Simple Funeral
Vladimir De Pachmann, 45, famed pianist who delighted presidents and masses, was buried in a plain ceremony per his wish to forgo expense after declaring he had given all his money to aid poor musicians. He died Friday.
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Rome
Vladimir de Pachmann
Brooklyn Student Hangs Self After Breakdown
In Sunset Park Brooklyn John J. Gazzale a 24 year old law student hanged himself from a horizontal bar in the night. His parents Mr and Mrs Louis Gazzale say he had recently suffered a nervous breakdown from overwork.
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New York
Sunset Park
Brooklyn
John J. Gazzale
Louis Gazzale
King Jack Sets Track Record at Agua Caliente Race Meet
King Jack a 10 year old brown gelding from J Schultz stable won the final race at Agua Caliente Jockey Club track paying $821 for each $2 mutuel ticket. Maxwell M finished a half length back with Lord Vale in third.
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Agua Caliente
Mex
Agua Caliente Jockey Club
King Jack
J. Schultz
Maxwell M
Lord Vale
Farm relief plan criticized as costly tax measure
The Millers' National Federation claims the domestic allotment farm relief bill would impose a $1.167 billion levy, likening it to a $10 per capita sales tax. Republicans and farm leaders push amendments to prevent tax pyramiding and protect farmer bonus certificates amid repeal debates in Washington.
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Washington
Millers’ National Federation
LaGuardia
N. Y
Secretary of Agriculture
Slaying in Clay County Double Creek Raises Fear of Factional Violence
In Manchester Kentucky two people died when snipers fired into the home of Will Smith in the Double Creek area. An infant among the dead, authorities said the killings result from ongoing factional feuds that have claimed several lives.
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Manchester
Will Smith
Double Creek
Clay County
Electric Dollar in Church Plate Shocks Pastor
New York January 8 After a sermon on Technocracy s Electric Dollars Dr Charles Francis Potter found a note in the collection plate reading My contribution I have no money 20 kilowatts of my energy in working for humanism The student Valeska Becker from Antioch College Ohio offered to work out 20 kilowatts typing He called it the first electric dollar in circulation.
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New York
Charles Francis Potter
Humanism
Valeska Becker
Quiz Woman In Sheriff Death Near Fort Worth
A 24 year old mother of two was arrested in Dallas as the third woman linked to the Grapevine Deputy Sheriff Malcolm Davis slaying. Investigators say she helped transport one of two robbers who looted the Grapevine Home Bank of 2850 dollars. Les Stewart of Arlington was captured after the robbery and confessed complicity. Investigation into Doyle Johnsons killing in Temple was renewed as family members provided new details.
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Fort Worth
Malcolm Davis
Grapevine
Davis
District Attorney
Dallas
Grapevine Home Bank
Tyler
Les Stewart
Arlington
Temple
Doyle Johnson
J. F. Vanney
Johnson
Grief Drives U S Representative Kendall to Take His Life
Rep Samuel A Kendall 73 Republican from Pennsylvania died by suicide in his House office after leaving a note blaming grief over his wife’s death. The 1913 tragedy notes the loss of his wife last August and mentions their son Grant Van Nest who died in 1913.
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Washington
Samuel Austin Kendall
Pennsylvania
William Whelan
Kendall
Grace Macona Angus
Philip Crook
Capitol Police
Samuel A. Kendall, Jr
Earth
Little van
Grant van Nest
William Tyler Page
House
Capitol
Slayer of Farm Couple Killed by Posse Member
Oregon scene reports the slaying of rancher Dan W. Fisher and his housekeeper Bessie Mead by a farm hand. John Bellarques was killed by a posse while fleeing and attempting to steal from a neighboring farm.
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POSSE
Oregon
Dan W. Fisher
Here
Bessie Mead
Chicago
John Bellarques
Coupse
Peter Kuturich
Bellarques
Beer sales barred in 32 states despite repeal hopes
A 1932 survey by the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union finds 32 states ban beer manufacture or sale even if Congress repeals Prohibition. Local option laws in 16 states may also bar beer. The report suggests up to ten of the 16 could permit saloons immediately, while many others remain unclear. The study notes possible legal interpretation differences and warns of nationwide confusion.
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Blaine
Wis
Senate
Congress
Associated Press
Chicago
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Margaret C. Munns
Anna Marden de Vo
W. Coke
Arizona
Maryland
Massachusetts
Friends of Coolidge In Tribute In Plymouth Vermont
In Plymouth Vermont on January 8 mourners gathered at Union Church to honor Calvin Coolidge with a simple memorial service similar to the one held in North Amherst Massachusetts where he died. Clarence Blanchard organized the tribute with Lena Rogers overseeing arrangements and calls sent by telephone across rural lines. National Guard sentries kept vigil at the grave as flowers from the prior day’s burial adorned the site.
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Plymouth
Calvin Coolidge
Union Church
Coolidge
Jonathan Edwards
Northamption
John Coolidge
Clarence Blanchard
Lena Rogers
Bridgewater
Vermont National Guard
Will
Wiggin Sees 1932 as Turning Point in Deflation Era
Albert H. Wiggin, head of Chase National Bank, says 1932 marked the turning point in the era of low prices. He reiterates his call for government debt reduction, noting it was not cancellation and that early action could have stabilized sterling, raw materials, and farm prices. He praises the Lausanne reparations accord and retires as Chase’s long-time chairman.
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New York
Albert H. Wiggin
Chase National Bank
Wiggin
Central
Europe
Bankers’ Committee
London
Lausanne
Lan. 1
Chase
Broadway Vanities to Play Amarillo January 21 192?
Amarillo hosts the ninth Earl Carroll's Vanities with 100 entertainers and 55 scenes at the Municipal Auditorium Saturday January 21. Matinee tickets range 83 cents to 2.20 and evening seats from 1.10 to 3.30 including tax. Mail orders to Wilbur C. Hawk or Lois Black with postage for remittances.
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Amarillo
Southwest
Earl Carroll
Municipal Auditorium
Wilbur C. Hawk
News-Globe
Lois Black
Japanese air raid hits Chang Hsiao-Liang brigades in Jehol
Dispatches from Chinchow report a Japanese air squadron from Chinchow bombed Marshal Chang Hsiao-Liang s 16th and 19th brigades about 60 miles north of Shanhaikwan Heavy damage is claimed as these forces were said to be marching east toward Shanhaikwan and Chinchow The Rengo agency says the war office lacks confirmation of the bombing reports Chinese Shanghai leaders pledge defence of Jehol against Manchukuo administration potential Japanese offensive in Jehol viewed as only a matter of time
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Tokyo
Chinchow
Chang Hsiao-Liang
Shanhaikwan
Shanhalkwan
Rengo
War Office
Peichangyingtze
Jehol
Manchuria
China
Chang
Chinchow Ja
Shansi
Shanghai
Manchukuo
Manch Curia
Contested Reports In Northern China Denied by Peiping
Peiping reports Chinese authorities maintain control in Chinwangtao with customs operating normally while Nanking claimed Japanese occupation of the city. U S minister Johnson denies mediation talks in the Sandaikwan affair, though Commander Taylor in Chinwangtao is noted continuing discussions.
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Peiping
China
Chinwangtao
Nanking
Nelson T. Johnson
U. S
Sandaikwan
Taylor
Four Nevada Athletes Killed in Car Collision
Ely Nevada reported four McGill high school basketball players dead after a collision on the Ely McGill highway. Charles Eberle Jr Chris Collis Tom Baker and Joe Montilione were killed. Erland Linnell was seriously injured. McGill players and J A Mahoney were injured. Mahoney drove the car.
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Ely
Nev
McGill
Nevada
Ely-McGill
Charles Eberle, Jr
Chris Collis
Tom Baker
Joe Montilione
Erland Linnell
J. A. Mahoney
Mahoney
Ruth
Autograph Victim Buried as Driver Held in Crash
Funeral services were held today for Eli Perkins once a wealthy Ranger field oil landowner who died from injuries in a vehicle collision yesterday. Tom Jones, 20, charged with murder and driving while intoxicated, failed to meet the $6,000 bond. Jones is son of Morgan Jones, a West Texas capitalist.
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Abilene
Eli Perkins
Ranger Field
Tom Jones
Jones
Morgan Jones
Oklahoma Governor Lee Cruce Stricken In Los Angeles
Lee Cruce former Oklahoma governor aged 69 is gravely ill with partial paralysis at the Los Angeles home of his daughter Mrs. Lorena Cruce Norris. Authorities report little hope for recovery. Cruce governed Oklahoma from 1912 to 1926 and is a noted political figure in state history.
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Los Angeles
Lee Cruce
Oklahoma
Lorena Cruce Norris
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