Prohibition Bureau Budget Inquiry Draws Wet Opposition
The House wets prepared to oppose parts of a bill carrying 11 1 4 million for the Prohibition Bureau and 370 new agents. The four departments face 135.7 million in new appropriations, with Justice gaining most, while State and Commerce show reductions. Continued on Page 4.
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Washington
U.A
Federal Prohibition Bureau
Justice, State, Commerce, and Law Department
House
Poronzition Committee
Thich
Prohibition Bureau
Treasury
Budge
Justice Department
Labor Department
State and Commerce Department
Leavenworth
Atlanta
McNeil Island
Wash
Federal Institution For Women
Alderson
Industrial Reformatory
Chillicothe
Southwestern Penitentiary
Tinkham
Mass
Mitchell
Prohibition
Woodcock
Money Talks In Candidacy
Washington rumors claim Democratic leaders plot to back Owen D. Young over Franklin D. Roosevelt with John J. Raskob denying he bought and paid for the party. The chatter suggests Raskob may seek influence to name the party’s candidate.
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Washington
U.P
John J. Haskol
Franklin BD. Roosevelt
New York
Owen Dpd, Young
Raskob
Alfred E. Smith
Belle Livingstone Flees Across Manhattan Roofs
Belle Livingstone, the 1890s chorus star nicknamed the Belle of Bohemia, led dry agents on a dawn rooftop chase in Manhattan as her Salon of Wit Culture and Bonhommie was raided for liquor violations. She was caught at street level and posted $2,000 bail.
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New York
U.P
Belle Livingstone
Manhattan
Bohemia
Hoover calls for $10 million Red Cross drought relief appeal
President Hoover issued a proclamation urging a national Red Cross donation of 10 million dollars to aid drought and economic hardships affecting 21 states. He said relief demands have surged, with 10 states experiencing record needs in recent weeks.
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Washington
U.P
Hoover
Red Cross
Will Rogers in Fort Worth Meeting Amon Carter Plan
Fort Worth welcomes Will Rogers after traveling by plane from Beverly on a daily passenger run. He praises Amon Carter for meeting him at the city limits and notes Carter's public role. Rogers says he is in Texas to help Congressman Garner split the state into 12 Democratic senators.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Beverly
Amon Carter
America
Carter
Dallas
Garner
Texas
Youra
Will
George White Begins Ohio Administration After Inauguration
Governor George White shifts from ceremonies to executive work in Columbus. He outlines plans with his cabinet, prepares for appointments, and delivers the first legislative message to a joint session. The inaugural crowd, the largest in years, cheered despite gloomy weather as White danke through handshakes with tape on his right hand.
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Columbus
George White
Ohio
General Assembly
House of Representatives
William G. Pickrel
White
State House
Franklin County
Democratic Organization
Neil House
Gets Another Year
George Ballin an inmate of the Federal Reformatory at Chillicothe was sentenced to one year at Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary for attempting to escape. He changed his plea to guilty and must serve the penitentiary term after completing 10 years at the reformatory.
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Columbus
Jan
U.P
George Ballin
Federal Reformatory
Chillicothe
Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary
Reformatory
Ballin
Capitalist Sued in Ky Breach of Housekeeper Contract
Thomas Harrison, 89, a retired capitalist, faces a $300,000 suit from his foster-daughter Miss Margaret Elizabeth Harrison alleging breach of contract for home life duties. The filing notes Harrison married Myrtle Tanner a month earlier claiming he sought a good house keeper.
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Owensboro, Ky
U.P
Thomas Harrison
Myrtle Tanner
Margaret Elizabeth Harrison
Margaret Tillotson
Harrison
Akron Freshman Arrested In Shoplifting Wave
Akron police arrested Robert Munson, 19, a freshman at Akron University, in a spree of shoplifting. He admitted thefts of radio cabinets and numerous small items, with about 1800 dollars in merchandise found at his home.
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Akron
U.P
Robert Munson
Akron University
Munson
Taxi Drivers Fight Cleveland Shutdown Ordered
Disputes among Green Taxicab drivers in Cleveland lead to a police order halting cab operations for the day. The action follows internal dissension among drivers and authorities' attempts to restore order.
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Cleveland
Ocean Fliers Believed Lost In Big Storm
A Tradewind seaplane with pilot Mrs. Heryl Hart and Lieut. William MacLaren is believed lost after an azores flight from Bermuda. A Northeaster and heavy seas hinder search as 2000 mile Atlantic crossing ends 48 hours overdue with no word from Fayal San Miguel or Terceira.
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Beryl Hart
William &. MacLaren
Bermuda
Azores
Atlantic
Ocean
New York
Horta
Azores Islands
Heryl Hart
William
MacLaren
Scarlet fever drive closes schools churches and pools
Hubbard Ohio January 13 health authorities order the closure of schools churches and poolrooms and ban all public gatherings to curb the scarlet fever outbreak. Local officials lead the statewide and county campaign to control the spread.
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Hubbard
U.P
Lawmakers push national vote on prohibition repeal
In Columbus the eighty ninth General Assembly reconvened for a busy session. Senator L. L. Marshall of Cleveland introduced a joint resolution urging Congress to call a national constitutional convention to consider repeal and to set up state conventions to ratify or reject proposed amendments. The measure argues a national vote would reveal true sentiment and resolve the issue. It notes the danger of letting the wet dry clash dominate elections and calls for a constitutional referendum to settle the issue for this generation. Other repeal efforts and a proposed State Prohibition Department are also advancing in both chambers.
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New England
America
Ford
Fordson
Detroit
Columbus
Eigity
Ninth General Assembly
Congress
L. L. Marshall
Cleveland
Marshall
State Prohibition Department
Food Loan Controversy Shapes Senate Conference
House leaders plan to send the drought relief bill to conference with the Senate to strike the 15 million food loan provision opposed by the administration. Red Cross appeals for 10 million in nationwide contributions aim to aid distressed and drought stricken families as Hoover endorses the drive.
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Washington
U.P
House
Senate
Red Cross
Hoover
Congress
Sheriff Refuses To Hold Mob In Lynching Of Teacher’s Killer
Maryville Missouri reports Sheriff Harve England refused to arrest mob leaders after they bound and burned Raymond Gunn atop the schoolhouse where Velma Colter, a white teacher, was killed. Guardsmen stood nearby without authority to intervene as the lynching occurred following Gunn’s confession. The sheriff said he would name names to a grand jury or Gov. Henry Caulfield if asked.
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Grand Jury
Harve England
Raymond Gunn
Velma Colter
Henry Caufield
England
National
Gunn
Maryville
Miss Colter
White us governor urges nonpartisan action in address
Governor George W. White delivers maiden message in the legislature urging straight from the shoulder approach to Ohio's crisis. He calls for minimal legislation, fair taxation reform, and united effort to end unemployment drought and economic distress for the public good.
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U.P
George W. White
Columbus
General Assembly
First Mass Poisoners Of Hungary Executed Today
Budapest reports the execution of Marie Kardos the first of eight women found guilty of arsenic poisoning in a mass case tied to Theisswinkle. The eight women faced an ordinary court with arsenic deaths described as painless. Police found arsenic compounds in Susanne Fazekas’s home and noted motives tied to land ownership and preference for younger men.
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Budapest
Hungary
Szolnok
Marie Wardos
Callowa
Marie Kardos
Theisswinkle
Theiss River
Susanne Fazekas
Nagyrey
Polies
Musical Play Is Put on Air
In Chicago on January 13 an experimental television broadcast showcased the musical comedy Their Television Honeymoon from Station WYXAO. Engineer L P Garner hosted guests at his home to view a two foot square screen with clear images and sound, aided by Jf A Sanabria and new retouching inventions allowing live image corrections.
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Chicago
L. P. Garner
WYXAO
WIBO
Garner
Jf. A. Sanabria
Alfred E. Smith Demands Apology Over Cartoon
Alfred E. Smith asks the Republican National Committee for an apology after a bedroom cartoon labeled Al Smith Raskob Idea of Happiness circulated by Robert H. Lucas to smear Smith during the Nebraska Senate race last fall. The cartoon shows Smith Raskob and Norris advocating a return to old time saloons.
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Washington
Alfred EB. Smith
Nye
Republican National
al Smith- Raskob
Robert H. Lucas
Republican Committee
Norris
Nebraska
Smith
Raskob
Kidnapped Heiress Wanders Into Servants Quarters
Alice Lucille Humphreys, 13, daughter of heiress, was reported kidnapped in Denver suburb Montclair. She wandered into Thomas H. Lawrence's home shaken and unable to say who she was. Jack Lawrence, about his age, identified as the mysterious caller who phoned Alice twice and left a note telling her mother not to worry.
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Denver
Colo
Alice Lucille Humphreys
Thomas H. Lawrence
Montclair
Lawrence House
Lawrences
Jack Lawrence
Alice
Jack
Mrs Shawkey Dies in Miami After Illness
Mrs. Bob Shawkey wife of the former New York Yankees manager died of pneumonia in a Miami hospital shortly after her husband left Jacksonville to reach her bedside by train and plane before she passed. Shawkey had left a sickbed in New York yesterday upon word of her condition.
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Miami
Fila
U.R
Bob Shawkey
New York Yankees
Jacksonville
Shawkey
New York
Kay Francis to Wed Kenneth MacKenna in Los Angeles
Kay Francia the screen actress and Kenneth MacKenna actor director will marry in Los Angeles on Friday after applying for a license. Francia gave age 25 and real name Katherine Ribbs. MacKenna is 31 with real name Leo Mielziner Jr. Francia has been married twice before. She is from Oklahoma City where Mielziner's father is a portrait painter.
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Los Angeles
U.P
Kay Francia
Kenneth MacKenna
Miss Francis
Katherine Ribbs
MacKenna
Leo Mielziner, Jr
Miss Francia
Oklahoma City
Mielziner
Bargains Today In Nelsonville Classifieds
In Nelsonville bargains listed include an orthophonic phonograph demonstrator for 39.59 dollars, lump coal delivered at 3.50 per ton, and two or three stacks of hay for sale on a good road. Also six dandy easel photos for 1 dollar titled Ideal Valentine Greetings.
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Messenger
Nelsonville
Ideal Valentine Greetings
White urges bipartisan focus on unemployment and taxation
Governor George W. White told the Ninth General Assembly that unemployment and taxation are the urgent issues facing Ohio. He warned lawmakers against delaying reforms, urged fiscal restraint, and called for a new taxation system while stressing careful, lasting policy to avoid harmful reforms.
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Ohio
Columbue
George W. White
Ninth General Assembly
General Assembly
Ohie
Prohibition Debate Tangles Temperance Day Programs
Columbus reports quote John L. Clifton state director of education saying he prepared a Temperance Day program as required by law and mailed copies to schools. He states his duty ended there and he is not responsible for observance or enforcement. He denies intentional pro prohibition content and cites legal obligations.
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Columbus
John L. Clifton
Clifton
Senate Temp Committee
Train kills man in Norwalk Ohio crash report
Jan Wane Harlan Perduyne, 21, was struck and killed when the westbound New York Central train collided with the truck he was driving near Norwalk Ohio. The incident occurred late yesterday and involved the galend tralia op North Weat officials.
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Norwalk
Jan
Harlan Perduyne
New York Central
Galendtralia
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