Washington Eager For Butler's Trial and Il Duce Satisfaction
The article notes courtsmartial for Maj. Gen. Smedley Butler, with naval trials over his Philadelphia remarks. Mussolini, amid international fallout, claims the incident closed. senators and officials condemn or defend the Italian leader while the Navy prepares a court to try Butler for alleged misstatements.
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Increasing Customer Lists by John H Van Deventer
From a business angle a drop in dollars is less severe than a dwindling customer base Each new customer adds revenue streams that must be kept intact A restaurateur notes lower per person spends yet higher headcount can restore volume A washer maker expands markets and doubles customers while current sales lag, relying on future demand to recover dollars
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Across America items and notes on public figures
A jumble of items citing Secretary Mellon, soldiers’ cash bonuses, and imagined travel scenes across the southwest. Mentions of Napoleon and Vanderbilt bound for legal matters, with Phoenix reporting on Vanderbilt seeking counsel and possible court-martial testimony amid tense exchanges and threats.
Farm Loan Made in Drought Relief Appropriation
Washington reports the first government loan under the $45 million Drought Relief Appropriation has been issued to J. D. Wilson of Strasburg Virginia. An Agriculture Department check for $50, the first installment on a $145 loan, was mailed to Wilson to buy feed for work animals and seed and fertilizer for a second acre of oats.
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Will Rogers Praises Drought Aid and Audience Support
Will Rogers notes crowds across Texas as drought relief funds flow from audiences. He touts proceeds from Wichita Falls Fort Worth Abilene showings and credits National Broadcasting for permitting a top singing quartet and roper Chester Byers. He urges patience for dates and says the act is strong.
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Red Cross Aids 800 Families Amid Drought Hits Ohio
The Red Cross reports aid reaching about 800 families across Meigs Vinton Athens and Hocking counties in Southeastern Ohio. J W Weed of Meigs County led a relief effort as drought devastated farmers and miners families struggled with food and clothing needs along with winter hardships.
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Plan to repeal the Eighteenth Amendment proposed in House speech
Representative Ethibach Republican New York offered a plan to repeal the Eighteenth Amendment and let states regulate alcohol again. He cited the Wickersham Commission reporting the amendment is not observed or enforced and urged restoration of state authority over prohibition enforcement.
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Campbell Tries Speed on Bluebird Trial Run
British racer Campbell prepares the Bluebird for an initial trial spin at Daytona Beach to challenge the world land speed record of 251.36 mph. The 25 foot long car sits low to the ground with tires tested for 230 mph, with trials planned February 2 to 16.
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Majestn Campbell
Rae
Appalachian Gas in talks to buy Ohio natural gas firm
Appalachian Gas Corporation announced negotiations to acquire a large Ohio natural gas company that supplies public utilities in more than 100 cities and towns. The deal aims to expand the buyer’s footprint in midwestern gas distribution.
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New York
Ohie
Appalachian Gas Corporation
Attacks on Borah and Norris Reported in Turbulent Session
Fragmentary notes describe attacks on Borah and Norris amid a charged political scene. The text references a parliamentary tense atmosphere, a talk by a “Meparbienn Cipeg” figure, and mentions betting ties and policy debates.
Oil Big Four Threaten Washington Policy Debates
Fragmented OCR summary reports an oil industry clash involving major players and political figures. The piece mentions Capper and Camimainred Committee members, possible policy restric tions, and accusations of driving independent producers from business.
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Senter Capper
Canper
Mellon
Weather disturbance over New England coast shapes calm outlook
A frontal weather disturbance yesterday moved from the Upad Lake region toward the New England coast. Forecasters expect unsettled conditions to ease with fair skies and light precipitation in central and western areas as winds shift, bringing calmer conditions.
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Iowa
Deadlocked Congress Signals New Food Appropriation Session
Amid stalemate in both chambers over a food aid measure, lawmakers signal a possible extra session to resolve funding and policy details. Reports indicate discord over allocation levels and eligibility rules, with leaders eyeing February and March timing depending on negotiations.
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House
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Valued Relics Destroyed In Fire Believed a Curse
A fire gutted a collection of relics and artifacts amid rumors of a curse. Eyewitness accounts describe intense flames damaging items including hats and other antiquities, with investigators assessing the scope of loss and potential causes. The community awaits official comments as authorities review the scene.
Parker Talks At Bar Meet
A fragmented report describes a bar meeting where Parker speaks on a variety of topics, including poetry, social issues, and local affairs. The account mentions attendees and scattered remarks, with little cohesive detail and several garbled phrases attempting to capture the event.
Modifies Decree WASTIERG TON and Related Actions
A garbled passage describes changes to a decree and mentions individuals Jair and Geir, places such as Malika and Wades debit Abeta, and references to WHT Gam and EUAN. The text appears fractured with disrupted names and unrelated fragments.
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Malika
Skeen
January Drought Withers Midwest After Warm Dry Month
A dramatic January ends with the Midwest facing drought and water shortages despite high temperatures. Reports say Kentucky and Paris areas suffer water lack, winter crops harmed, and disease rises as forecasts suggest a continued dry spell. Springfield shows rare low precipitation, while Wisconsin sees unusual lack of snow with snakes active. experts warn ongoing risk to crops without moisture.
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Paris
Throne Crisis Amid Unclear Royal Lineage
A fragmented report suggests a disputed royal succession with a figure described as a commoner rivaling a throne claimant. The text references King Custat and his heirs, with ambiguous dates and places in a damaged description.
Faris Exits Run Amid State Commission Contention
Governor White announced Faris withdrew from the race after a dispute with the State Commission. White expressed regret the decision came as Faris faced unconfirmed charges and noted no meeting with the commission occurred to discuss the matter.
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Charles Chaplin Stages City Lights World Premiere
Charles Chaplin addressed a Select audience at the Los Angeles Theater last night and uncorked his bamboo cane in defiance of censorship while presenting City Lights in a world premiere. About 60,000 people reportedly milled about the Sheridan outside.
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UGG
Wilbur Demands Probe of Oil Shade Rents
Interior Secretary Wilbur requests a Senate committee investigation into alleged irregularities in California oil shale rent cessations.
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Washington
Jan
Wilbur
Local tragedy intersects family quarrel in Potts murder case
A chaotic scene near Athens County ends with a father dead and a mother gravely wounded after a violent domestic incident involving several family members. Investigators say the victim died from blunt force injuries while the wife lay severely injured and awaiting medical care. Community members gather as burial plans proceed for the deceased, with inquiries continuing into the suspect’s role and motive.
Accidental Strangling Fatal for Athlete in Basemen
A 176 pound athlete, Wintergald, died from accidental strangling after a clothesline snagged him in the basement during a fall. Coroner Bronk G. Wrest ruled the death accidental with no foul play. State detectives later arrested a 14 year old youth in a separate robbery case on the Bellefontaine line.
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Robert
Weland
Tohn Corso
Dunes Welsh
Bellefontaine
Local News Briefs Highlight Community Issues
A compact index item notes Red Cross aid for county needy, courthouse training updates, water plant funding in Sonville, fines in Nelsonville cases, and relief work amid Hod ing County shortages. Other items mention a high school game win and school prep milestones.
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