Congressional Leaders Debate Kellogg Treaty Naval Bill and Farm Relief
Congressional leaders spend the holiday recess amid a tangle over the Kellogg treaty the naval bill and farm relief. Hoover’s planned extra session after March 4 and moves by Borah Reed and others threaten to delay ratification of the treaty and passage of key measures as eight weeks remain in the current session.
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Paul R. Mallon
Borah
Tolaho Warits
Reed
Missouri
McNary
Senate Agriculture Committee
Senate
Congress
Woman kills herself and two children after fight
CHICAGO December 29 Mrs Mary Zehradnik killed herself and her two children after a quarrel over breaking her husband's nose in a fist fight. When Joseph Zehradnik returned home he found the house sealed with the gas on and the family dead from asphyxiation.
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Chicago
Mary Zehradnik
Joseph
Leo
Postoffice Sees Postcards Survive Christmas Rush
Athens Postoffice anticipates a surge of Christmas cards as Ohio University resumes January 7. Mail clerks report a slack period during vacation with 10 employees homebound, waiting for the after Christmas rush of pen to card shipments. The reading notes many cards carry misread phrases like Arrived safely due to faulty handwriting.
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Athens Postoffice Ia
Ohio ‘University
Postoffics
Liz
Buckisy Seeks Probe Admission Before Federal Grand Jury
State Treasurer Berty Buckisy said he would ask Federal District Attorney Hareth E. May for permission to appear before the federal grand jury amid the Cincinnati breweries investigation. Buckisy aims to quell rumors but did not reveal the testimony he plans to offer.
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Columbus
Berty B. Buckisy
Hareth E. May
Cincinnati
Cincinnai Breweries
Buckley
Rybolt Rumored for Welfare Director Post in Cooper Cabinet
In Cleveland on December 22 three times Akron mayor D C Rybolt was reported as offered the welfare director job in Governor-Elect Myers Cooper's cabinet. Rybolt's acceptance reportedly hinges on work to settle his business affairs before taking office. Cooper met with Rybolt and his brother during the Cleveland visit.
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Cleveland
D. C
Rybolt
Akron
Myers
Cooper
Indicted Adams County News Editor for Election Fraud
Roy A. Knangs 30, editor of the Adams County News, charged with certifying falsely and forging board of elections names. Grand jury returned two secret indictments over irregularities tied to a short term judicial contest. Sheriff said Knauff confessed fraud prompting a special grand jury session.
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Board of Elections
Roy A. Knangs
Adams County Board of Elections
Adams County News
Knauft
E. S. Willis
Wellston
J. 5. Thomas
Portsmouth
Thomas
Knauff
Walter White
Amnesia Man Arrested After Jail Address Change
A Pole wrongfully detained on Court Street by Captain Maple was released after failing to identify himself. A second arrest near Peach Ridge found him sleeping at a home. an identification card read Cheater Lamping from Clarksburg West Virginia. He claimed amnesia and was to be sent there for custody.
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Charles Maple
Esty Jal
Philip
Chauncey
Lamping
Clarksburg
W. Va
Hold Dry League Leader for Term
Indianaplis reports that Dr BE B Shumaker superintendent of the Indiana Anti Baioon League was ordered by the Supreme Court to serve a 60 day contempt sentence and was arrested by Sheriff William Reasoner. Dry leader attorneys filed in Federal Court for a writ of habeas corpus.
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Indianapolis
Ind
BE. B. Shumaker
Indiana Anti- Baioon
League
Supreme Court
Yeaterday
Ito
William Reasoner
Dry Leader
Damage Suit Before Ohio Supreme Court in Double Tragedy
In Columbus the Ohio Supreme Court weighs a damage action stemming from a 1926 double tragedy near St Clairsville. First National Bank of St Clairsville, as administrator of Thomas Butler’s estate, appeals a lower court judgment awarding $2200 to John D. Hays, administrator for Mary Pogacich’s estate. The bank argues Butler and Pogacich were murdered, and Hays contends Butler killed Pogacich before himself.
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St Clairaville
Ohio Supreme Court
First
National Bank of
Thomas Butler
Joseph Butler
Hays
Butler
Alfred Smith Ends Social Life as Governor
AULBANT NY December 29 Governor Alfred E Smith prepares for final social events of his administration. The Albany Chamber of Commerce hosts a farewell party at a major hotel while a Smith family reunion with about twenty friends marks his fifty fifth birthday tomorrow. The inaugural Ball on New Year's Eve appears to be his last social activity as governor.
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Aulbant
N.Y
Alfred BE. Smith
Albany Chamber of Commerce
Smith
Indiana Anti-Saloon League Leader Sentenced for Contempt
Indiana Supreme Court overruled a pardon by Governor and ordered E. H. Shumaker back to the State Farm to serve a 60 day jail term for contempt after he allegedly called the court "wet" in his annual report for The American Issue. The decision cites override of pardon by Gov. Eid Jackson.
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Indianafolie
Ind
U.E
Indiana Supreme Court
Eid. Jackson
Shumaker
Indiana Anti-Saloon League
State Farm
Anti-Saloon League
Abandon Hopes Of Settlement In Naval Row
Washington reports that hopes for a settlement of the Anglo American naval controversy at the League of Nations disarmament conference have been abandoned. Diplomats see possible room for a British policy shift ahead of the 1931 Washington Arms Conference renewal, tied to a British general election in 1922 and parts of the public not fully backing the conservative government's policy.
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Washington
United States
Follies Girl Wins In a Divorce Suits
Tessie Brown Semple former Zeigfeld girl wins divorce from husband Joseph P. O'Donnell in Cleveland. The 23 year old accuses neglect and lack of support. They share a one year old son, FP. J. O'Donnell. Judge J. Pearson presides.
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Tessie Brown Semple
Zeigfeld
Joseph P. O'Donnell
J. O'Donnell
Miss Semple
Bross
iPleas
4. J. Pearson
Young O'Donnell
Senator-Elect Vare Heads South for Health
Philadelphia report says Senator-Elect William B. Vare sped southward by doctor order to save his life after a serious setback from a recent illness. Dr Ellwood Kirby stated the move followed months of confinement at his summer home and rising questions about his grip on Philadelphia Republican politics as he left Atlantic City for St Lucie Florida.
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Vare
Ellwood Kirby
Vara
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S J. Lucie
Fla
Newly Wed Artist Dies After Poisoning and Bomb Found
UB-Don I. Bailey a 24 year old artist and former Ohio State student, recently married, drank poison and died in Milan. A woman named Irene Schreiner, tied to a musical academy, was found dead in Vespucci Palace with bombs uncovered nearby. One bomb timed for 7 am and another found in an automobile, as police investigated a possible despondency over a refused move to Chicago.
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South Sunset
Chi
Federal Judge West sworn for Northern Ohio District
Mixed article fragment reports judicial appointment in Cleveland with oath taken by Judge Denison of Cincinnati. Mentions Samuel H West becoming federal judge, vacancy filled, date December 22. Also scattered notes on radio features and traffic law reforms with unclear connections.
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U.F
Samuel H. Weat
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Los Angeles
Eral Motors Nour
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Eapel
Rons
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Double Funeral for Influenza Victims
Double funeral services were held today for Mrs. William McCormick a 36 year old influenza victim and her sister Misa Ursula Phoebs Boyer 78 who died yesterday from pneumosis after nursing Mrs McCormick. They were daughters of Benjamin and Rachel Boyer early Crawford County settlers.
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Misa
Radio Picture Brings Arrest For A Forger
New York police used a radio picture to locate and capture Jose Encarnation, a forger accused of forging over $20,000 in checks. Encarnation fled on the Hoea Maru toward Hawaii, was traced via San Francisco and Honolulu, and arrested when the liner docked.
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Jose Enncarnation
Encarnation
Hawaii
San Francisco
Honolulu
Rybolt Offered State Purchasing Agent Post
Columbus dispatch confirms Akron former mayor D C Rybolt was offered the state purchasing agent position by Governor-Elect Myers Cooper. Spokesman denied any offer for state welfare director and noted Rybolt met with the governor-elect in Cleveland.
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D. C. Rybolt
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Myers ¥. Cooper
Nor
Rybolt
J. Cooper
Cleveland
201 Are Arrested In Cleveland Raid
Cleveland police sweep arrests 201 suspects after 18 murders in December. 1,100 officers raided dens and dives, arresting those unable to show lawful means of living. Four detained suspects face immediate charges. the roundup aims to curb crime but no murder solutions yet.
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Cleveland
Central Police Station
Jacob Graut
Proves Love During Ten Month Absence
Mrs Gordon B Kinsey a beauty contest winner who left her husband a Louisville Ky attorney on their bridal night ten months ago to pursue a companionate marriage was reunited with him in New York Dec 29 She arrived from Europe on the De Grasse and learned he had missed her at the pier before meeting him at his hotel concluding they are now more in love than ever
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Gordon B. Kinsey
Louisville
Europe
de Grasse
Hinsey
Bandits Hold Up two Bank Messengers in Boston
Three bandits with revolvers robbed two Rockland National Bank messengers outside Hood Milk Terminal in Mattapan yesterday. They seized a money bag containing about 10000 and escaped in a waiting car.
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Boston
Hood Milk
Mattapan
Rockland National Bank of
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