German Elections Signal Rise of Radical Movements
In a year of political upheaval Germany sees Communism and Hitlerism gaining ground among workers and middle classes. The Reichstag backs emergency decrees. Hindenburg’s government trims unemployment relief and tightens control. Key foreign policy moves include moves toward a German Austrian customs union and a halt to reparations, drawing French opposition and European tension.
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Austria
Hoover
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Germany
France
Denver baker held for ransom after kidnapping
Benjamin P. Bower, manager of a Denver Baking Company, was held for $50,000 ransom after gunmen raided his home and forced him to accompany them. They threatened to kill him if the ransom was not paid, with Stephen Knight named among the owners involved in the case.
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U.P
Benjamin P. Bower
Bower
Stephen Knight
Jury Acquits Tour Alleged Sheep Stealers Found Not Guilty
Four men indicted by Athena County Grand Jury were acquitted by Athens County Common Pleas Court juries. Arthur West Frank Tucker and Bagi Coe were found not guilty of sheep theft from Charles Howard Gaylord Radcliffe valued at five dollars. Don Campbell faced auto theft charges and was found guilty. The case arose amid broader national debates on Reconstruction Corporation legislation and midwest economic panic in Champaign and surrounding cities.
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Athena County
Athens County Common
Arthur West
Frank Tucker
Bagi Coe
Charles Howard Gaylord Radcliffe
Don Campbell
Rammed Vessel Damaged in Fog Collision
Report states a vessel rammed its port side in dense fog injuring crew members. Foremast guard section and forward structure were reported compromised aboard the Weldon C. Herndon, with the craft vacated and rescue efforts ongoing.
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Forsard
Vesnel Weldon
Herndon
Rowlantion Counifler
Sith
Cashier Fires On Bank Robbers During Amesville Holdup
Cashier Franks L. Thomas fired on two young bandits during an attempted robbery of Fiat National Bank in Amesville. A pearl button on an undershirt saved him from serious injury when a bullet struck it. The burglars fled toward Marietta as a burglar alarm sounded. no money was taken and a manhunt began with Sheriff Wayne Wingett aiding the search.
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Franks L. Thomas
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Marietta
Amenville Trou
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Bandis
Fle
Thomas
Alta
Minn
Imasa
Ute Vir
Bharpanurut
Thorne
Wayne Wingett
Pete Barrows
Ambsilie
Unger
Franklin the man who lived before his day
A tribute to Benjamin Franklin on his 226th birthday month celebrates his diverse achievements and his homely virtues. The piece praises thrift and saving as keys to values and prosperity, urging readers to adopt his simple disciplines for lasting prosperity.
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Benjamin Franklin
Franklin
America
Hawaii Legislature special session cleanup saga
United Press reports a special Hawaii territorial legislative session aims to tidy up laws and address women related issues while facing delays. The piece notes legislative tempo, comparisons to Kentucky revenue actions, and mentions cases of legal actions and indictments surrounding a homicide in which a widow awaits trial.
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Ay Legislature
Hawaii
Dan Campbell
United Press
U.P
Territorial Legasl
Hawan
Kentucky
Ery Winn
Wang
Fragmented text on war era politics and remarks at noon
The document recounts a noisy discussion during a club meeting about world war history and postwar diplomacy. It notes statements by figures like Johnston and Ko Jarett criticizing press coverage and the Kentucky Legislature while addressing American attitudes toward the war and foreign policy.
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Angio
Chesapeake
United Re
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Lao
South Amerika
America
Ameriw
Hendo
Senate
Harry T
Fifa
Ducky Leyrlilteen
Jamey Ko Jarett
South
United States
Jaerett Altro
Nation
Myess
Kentucky
Ahlick
Fortequin
Attack on Naval Policy Sparks Emergency Debate
In Washington on January 200A, Rep Britten led a bitter inquiry into President Hoover's Naval Economy policy. Rear Admiral Upham, chief of the Navy, warned that economies enacted in the past year could conceivably wreck the nation in an emergency.
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Washington
Hoover
Rep
Britten
Timpethy
Upham
Bersan
Tiniest Mother Welcomes Baby at Detroit Hospital
A tiny newborn arrived at Detroit Hospital weighing a light pounds, born to Mrs. Mabella Rywo. The infant, described as normal in aspect, stands as a petite marvel at 45 years in the family.
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Mabella
Detroit
Bern
Rywo
Investigation Opens Charges Against Watch Company Fraud
In Cleveland during a county probe the prosector and auditors opened a case into a watch firm linked to a New York bankruptcy. Officials allege the company swindled banks and brokers, with a fraud complaint arising from the Watch and Jewelry Company's bankruptcy and its sales to New York entities.
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Iveinitin
Srotepid Watch & Jewelry Company
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