Bryan Urges Responsibility Toward Filipinos Says U.S. Duty Deepens
Dr. E B Bryan president of Ohio University addressed the Ohio University Geos Relations Club, arguing the United States has a duty to guide the Philippines toward self government. He cited years of American rule as prosperous, noted natives are capable, and warned against motives of exploitation behind war. He used the doorstep baby analogy to describe guardianship and the need for mature guidance.
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Philippines
E. B Bryan
Hio University
Ohio University Geos Relations Club
Faptotel Serry
Gryan
William nHer
Taft
Bryzhu
United States
Bryan
Cuba
Why Only Rich Men See The New Automobiles
ARTHUR BRISBANE discusses ambassadors, wealth, and national character while noting the 1932 National Automobile Show in New York City. He argues wealth is not essential for public service and praises American auto industry as it forecasts production and economic impact this year.
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Arthur Brisbane
Ming
GUE
Dawes
London
Forbes
Tokyo
New York City
Sal
Prison Probe Delves Into Ohio Institutions
Columbus, Jan 13 10 Life and long term prisoners will testify before the Senate Committee on Penal and Welfare Institutions as it opens an inquiry into cruelty charges across the state. The panel plans visits to the Penitentiary London Prison Warm Manafield Reformatory Marysville Prison for Women Boya Industrial School Lancaster Girl's Industrial School Delaware and will later tour Columbus Hospital for the Insane Lima Hospital for Criminal Insane and Gal polis Hospital for Epileptics to inspect facilities.
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Obio
Solumbus
Ohio & Penitentiary
Senate’ Committee On Penals and Welfare Institutions
London
Manafield Reformatory
Marysville
Boya
Lancaster
Girl's Industrial School
Delaware
Columbus Hospital For
Lima Hospital For
Gallipolis Hospital
Auditor’s Plea Is Overruled by State Supreme Court
The Ohio State Supreme Court overruled Athens County Auditor Clyde Edmundson’s appeal in a dispute with American Guaranty Company over $1,000 in premiums for deputy sheriff indemnity bonds. Edmundson argued lack of county appropriations and legal deputy appointments, contending funds did not exist to cover the warrants. The suit, filed March 13, 1931, had earlier won in local courts and on appeal before reaching the high court.
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Columbus
Jan
U,r
State Supreme Court
Athens
Clyde Edmundson
American Guaranty Company
Edmundson
High Court
Athens County
William Willams
Guaranty Company
District Appeals Court
Prohibition Hearing Hits Doctor Over Beer Bill
Dr. Graham Lusk of Cornell University Medical Center testified in Senate hearings on the four per cent beer bill. He released a letter he wrote for the director of prohibition that was never made public, denying that moderate wine use of eight to ten per cent can harm an individual.
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Washington
Graham Lusk
Cornell University Medical Center
New York City
Senate
Uuak
Prohibition
Woman Shot in Warren Office Assault Sparks Police Hunt
In Warren Ohio on January 13 a 45 year old woman Harriet Kaisely was shot in the head as she opened the Arner B Clark law office. She was taken to Warren City Hospital with poor chances of recovery. Police seek the shooter who fled downstairs after yelling you ve done enough to me.
Tax Increase Plan Heard By House Committee In Washington
Secretary Mellon outlined a World War era style emergency program to raise nearly one billion dollars in new taxes. The plan would restore 1924 income tax rates with higher rates on large incomes and new taxes on autos tickets telegraphs stamps and other items. The aim is to widen the tax base and fund government needs while preserving the nation’s credit.
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Mellon
Washington
U.P
House
Ways and Mrans
Treasury
Mellon Mellon
United States
Government ownership of broadcasting stations studied by FCC
The Senate directed the Federal Radio Commission to study government ownership and operation of broadcasting stations and other radio issues including curbing advertising in radio programs. An amendment directs a report on the age of radio by educational initiatives.
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Washington
Federal Radio Commission
Senate
Couzens
Michigan
Commission
Senator Oil
Democrat
Arsa
Educational Battiuions
Young Miner Trapped Under Rock After Twice Being Rescued
In Shamokin Pennsylvania rescuers fought through the night to reach 22 year old Edward Topolski buried beneath 15 tons of rock coal and debris in an abandoned colliery. He had been freed twice only for new slides to bury him again as a crowd of rescuers and onlookers watched for any sign of life. Topolski and cousin Alex Macosie 21 entered the mine for fuel when rain loosened material from the walls and triggered the avalanche.
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Shamokin
Edward Topolski
Topolski
Alex Macosie
Topolzki
Young Girl Killed Near Creville in Accident
Kathryn Stephenson, 17, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Stephenson of Gore Summers, died in Cherrington Hospital Logan after being struck by a car Monday near her home along the highway toward Gort. The driver, Jean Summers of Gore Summers, claimed he was blinded by another vehicle’s lights. The girl suffered a double leg fracture, deep scalp wounds, and possible skull fracture. death due to brain concussion. County officers investigate. funeral arrangements pending.
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New Straitsville
Kathryn Stephenson
Rirs
Ed Stephenson
Greve
Cherrington Hospite
Logan
Gort
Jean “Dick Summers
Gore Summomers
Hocking County
Mrs Mary Ellen Lowther Dead at 86 in Albany
Mrs Marty Ellen Lowther aged 86 died Tuesday night at 7 30 at the home of her cousin EB A Bowers Albany where she had lived the last five years Her husband J B Lowther a Civil War veteran died a year ago Funeral services will be held at the Methodist Church in Albany at 1 4 o'clock Thursday afternoon Burial will be in Hebbardsville Cemetery The Lowthers moved to Albany from Mineral 20 years ago She leaves one sister Mrs Jane Phillips Columbus a stepson Marion Lowther Nelsonville and several nieces and nephews
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Mary Ellen Lowther
Hebbardsville
Albany
Marty Ellen Lowther
A. Bowers
J. 8
Lowether
The
Methodist Church
Hebbardsvile
Lowthers
Mineral
Lowther
Jane Phillips
Columbus
Marion Lowther
Nelsonville
Waiting in India While Plane Is Repaired
Untidy fragments describe a forced down event in Allahabad India with unclear aviation context. The text references wartime muscle and asks about a Japanese war effort, but details are obscured and names or concrete facts are not clearly present.
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Will
India
Allahabad
Auto Makers See 1932 Sales Rise From Bargain Prices
New York January 13 The auto industry foresees higher 1932 sales as manufacturers point to four factors including steady demand, low replacement rates, and record values on new models from the Grand Central Palace show Alfred P Sloan Jr of General Motors predicts a better year than 1931 Nash boss Cr Nash cites conservative but steady improvement across lines amid exhausted inventories and a need for fresh materials for production year ahead
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New York
U.P
Grand Central Palace
Alfred P Slosa, Jr
General Motors
Cr. Nash
Nash Motors Company
13 Dead From Violent Winds
New York reports severe midwinter storms sweeping the East with high winds and bitter cold. One tornado near Moundville, Arkansas killed ten Black residents. 13 people dead overall. Injuries to about 100 and extensive damage across Mississippi Colorado Montana Texas Nevada and Indiana. Weather damaged homes, knocked out lines and disrupted utilities.
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Tormadoca
Moundville
Ata
Mississipi
Rockies
Plains
Montana
Colorado
Texas
Nevada
Boulder City
Boulder Dam
Teats
Pig Project
Ulinots
Indianapolis
Mellon Case Starts Jexan Says Treasurer Active in Private Business
Washington January 13 ILR Rep Fatman Democrat Texas charged before the House Judiciary Committee that Secretary Mellon was active in private business contrary to an 1789 statute. He opened impeachment hearings and read a 1928 Mellon deposition about a meeting with James Duke on merging Canadian aluminum interests.Indentured notes and unrelated items follow.
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Jexan
Washington
Rep
Fatman
Texas
House Judiciary Committee
Treasury
Mellon
Patman
James Duke
Duke
Aluminum Company of America
Bones May Belong to Child Victim, Experts Say
Air General hospital physicists examined bone fragments found in the cellar of Charles Bishchet’s home, labeling them possibly from a child. They noted ribs and vertebrae and warned they are not experts, awaiting confirmation from a Cleveland university forensic expert.
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Charles Bischoff
Cleveland
Gincinnaty
Air- General Hospital
Charles Bishchet
Marion Meclean
Department of Western Reserve
Ht Wan
Biachoit
Hoover’s Grandson Hospitalized After Bone Implant Issue
Herbert Hoover Jr's four year old grandson Peter Hoover is in Foxadena, California, suffering from a serious bone implant problem. Doctors say he must undergo an operation. The child is the son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Hoover.
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Jierbert Hoover
Foxadens
Cal
Bie
Herbert Hoover
Peter
Two Found Slain Women in Virginia Crime Stirs Social Circles
Two women identified as Mrs Agnes Laley of New York and her maid Mrs Bruckner were found clubbed to death at Mrs Zlin ley's Middleburg Virginia home. The bodies were discovered by Mrs Laley's younger brother visiting from New York who had been at Francis Mil Farm where Laley kept a fox hunting string. Mrs Bruckner was found in bed. Mrs Laley had attended a public speech the previous night and returned home about midnight.
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Virginia
Washington
Jan
Mra
Agnes Laley
New York
Mra Bruckner
Zlinley
Middleburg
Whehington
Mra .Maley
Francis Mil Farm
Mra. Meley
Paderewski Arrives in New York for New Concert Tour
The renowned pianist Ignace Paderewski, aged 72, arrives in New York from Europe to begin another major concert tour after completing a musical tour of European capitals. Beck photographs capture him in the scene.
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Beck
Ignace Paderewski
New York
Europe
Arrests Cigaret Maker Amid Confiscation at Local Wood
Columbus police seized a quantity of leaves and weeds labeled as local Mexican wood. Frank Sproka, 23, and Blexi Jean were arrested for violating public health laws as they allegedly produced cigarettes from the material sold for 23 cents in certain neighborhoods.
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Vien
Columbue
UU P
Hou
Frank Sproka
Offi Tenors
Six Murders Charged Woman Accuses of Killing Two Babies
Youngstown dispatch reports Detective Lieutenant Loula Colabine prepared to sign a warrant for a murder charge against a widow and mother of eight. Neighbors accuse her of killing two babies, two men, and two roomers in a boarding house. She was released from city jail on order of Judge Fr OB Mwholland.
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Tro Noomert
Youngstown
Loula Colabine
Ign
Kitlagaix
Whberry
Fr OB Mwholland
Bandits Foiled In Belle Plaine Bank Break In
Three bandits seized this morning bound and gagged the marshal cut all outgoing lines and tried to break into Valley State Bank in Belle Plaine Kansas. Mrs Hattle W Caraway today became the first woman United States senator by popular vote leading by about 15 to 1 over her nearest opponent in statewide returns. Fire destroyed old records in a storage space above the Lith floor of the Wyandotte Building damaging Obie Tax Commission and Obie Public Utilities Commission files.
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Belle Plaine
Kans
Valley State Bank
Hattle W. Caraway
United States
Caraway
Columbus
Sen
Wyandotte
Obie Tax Commission
Obie Public Utilities
Union Brotherhood Meeting Set At Christian Church Athens
Thursday night session planned at the Christian Church in Athens with Rev. Gaites M. Cook of Cleveland as speaker and Major 8. MM, Johnson to preside. Rem. purposes of Stovarys Tater nathonal discussed at Athens Rotary by Attorney John J. Woolley and Dean T CG McCracken, both past presidents of the Ath ns club.
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Genes of Union Brotherhood
Ofelock
Christian Church
Athens
Gaites M. Cook
Cleveland
The
Johnson
Stovarys Taternathonal
Athana Rotarians
Mmesst Shetry
John J. Woolley
Dean T CG McCracken
Athns Club
Aredent Pir Fend
Tng Shu Ae Aia Rae
Wets
Rail labor talks hinge on voluntary wage cut to save railroads
United Press reports Chicago talks between railroad workers and management foresee a voluntary ten percent wage reduction for 2.9 million workers in exchange for restored employment for up to 500,000 idle staff. Both sides seek to avert disaster, pledging to rehire and expand service as soon as possible.
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Frederick C. Othman
United Press
Chicago
Milrontre
Toft
Railroad
Weather Hinders Trip To Tucson In January Report
Unclear weather conditions affect travel plans in Tucson Arizona during January. Local officials caution travelers about potential delays and emphasize safety measures as crews monitor changing forecasts.
Weather report fragment forecasts mixed conditions
Fragmented weather notes show yesterday high and dew points with scattered city mentions including Miami Montgomery Helena and Bam. The text indicates general conditions for 36 NOE states and a drift of two systems, with a developing forecast but many unreadable details.
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Montgomery
Helena Ay
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