Monopolies Debate Tests NRA Policy and Trade Orders
Controversy between con f and NRA continues as Johnson presses codes and a presidential order to backstop unit pricing. Nye Borah and Ad hoc aides weigh senatorial probes while the trade commission seeks to curb price fixing and discriminatory practices in the industry.
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Illinois to install short wave radio for highway police
Governor Horner said plans are under consideration to install a short wavelength radio system for Illinois state highway police. He believes all officers could stay in constant contact with a central division point through the system.
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Illinois
Henry Horner
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The Power of a Great Idea in Felix Adler’s Thought
The essay extols Felix Adler and the Ethical Culture Society, arguing great lives stem from a single guiding idea. It cites Lincoln Wesley Mazzini Ruskin as exemplars and urges readers to find a decisive mission to avoid purposeless living.
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Ethical Culture Society
Lincoln
Wesley
Mazzini
Ruskin
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Local Women Take Runner-Up In C R Bridge Trophy
Final two events of the Iowa state championship bridge tournament concluded in Des Moines. Cedar Rapids trophy winners were Des Moines pair Mrs. W. H. Usher and Mrs. Victor Shewbert, with defending champions Mrs. F. Co. Byers and Mrs. Carl Jordan of Cedar Rapids as runners-up. In the Sheaffer men’s event Burt Vaughn and Dale Z. Goode of Bloomfield won, Peter Gough and Max Fisher of Perry finished second.
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W. H. Usher
Victor Shewbert
F. Co. Byers
Carl Jordan
Burt Vaughn
Dale Z. Goode
Bloomfield
Peter Gough
Max Fisher
Perry
Forced feeding under way for Urschel kidnapers
Albert W. Bates and Harvey J. Bailey, serving life terms in Leavenworth for the Urschel kidnapping, are being forcibly fed after hunger strikes. Bates began Jan 7 with feeding starting Jan 19, Bailey on Jan 15. They are in single cells with exercise and library privileges under Public Health Service supervision.
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Weather Outlook for Chicago Week of Jan Twenty Two
Weather outlook covers Jan 22 to 27 for Chicago and surrounding regions. Appalachian and nearby valleys see not much cold air. overall week will stay fairly dry with limited cold snaps in southern portions.
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Mississippi
Missouri
Great Plains
Fugitives From Kansas Penitentiary Escape Desperate Chase
Seven fugitives from the Kansas penitentiary eluded hundreds of troops and posse men across three states after escaping prison. Led by Bob Brady and Jim Clark, the group included Bonnie Parker and possibly Clyde Barrow associates. Authorities fear a significant gang operation as the men blended into civilian life with disguises and stolen cars.
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Clyde Barrow
Lewis Dresser
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Ray Hamilton
Arkansas
Missouri
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Hamilton
Bonnie Parker
Jesse James
Ex Husband Best Man As Ex Wife Marries Brother
In Reno Nevada AP report recounts Goldie Cohen divorce from Edward Cohen in district court. She then wed Edward's brother Louis Cohen with Edward as best man, paying two dollars for the license. The couples divorced earlier in October and the ceremony charged little ceremony.
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Goldie Cohen
Denver
Edward Cohen
Colorado Springs
Curler
Raton
N. M
Moran
Cohen
Louis
Norfolk
Edward
Wallace Turns Down Policing Of Milk Market
Chicago faces a bitter milk price war as Secretary Wallace declines federal policing of the city market. Distributors push cash and carry prices down from 10 cents to 9 cents, independents average 7.5 cents, and unions threaten wage cuts to widen the spread. Producers fear the conflict jeopardizes the $1.85 per hundred pounds farm price and the government cites lack of authority.
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Chicago
Wallace
Recount Ordered of Chicago 1932 Vote Fraud Probe
County Judge Edmund K. Jarecki ordered a full recount of every vote cast in Chicago and Cook county in the 1932 general election. The move followed calls from prominent citizens and a wards sampling that exposed various frauds. The effort led to a municipal court judge being unseated and several election clerks and judges facing charges.
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Chicago
Edmund K. Jarecki
Cook County
Jarecki
Nebraskan Who Slew 2 Held In Colorado
La Clede Stevens 37 a bakery owner was charged with first degree murder in Nebraska for killing his estranged wife Frances Stevens and her father John De Rolf. He was captured in Kersey Colorado and held in Greeley awaiting further move by authorities.
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la Clede Stevens
A. J Salisbury
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Greeley
Colo
W. W. Wyatt
Kersey
John de Rolf
Frances Stevens
de Rolf
Want Ads Offer Wide Range of Rooms Cars and Goods
Today in the Want Ads readers find rooms apartments and houses for rent a variety of used cars bargains in household goods radios musical instruments and miscellaneous items plus listings of farm and city real estate with a broad array of bargains and opportunities Read the Want Ads for profit.
Guaranteed Results Want Ad Week Sparks Cash-in Push
The ad feature promotes rapid cash gains through want ads inviting readers to place listings. Local publishers highlight quick results and customer appetite for promotional placements during the campaign period.
Kidnappers Claim Silence Ends With Bremer Case
Hope of contact with Edward G. Bremer's kidnappers grew as authorities awaited a ransom payment. The Commercial State Bank owner was seized last Wednesday with a $200,000 demand. signals to his family hinted negotiations could resume after three days of silence amid death threats and a bloodstained car find.
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Edward G. Bremer
Commerceial State Bank
Minneapolis
Bremers
Roosevelt Bill Cuts Gold Content and Funds Stabilization
The House approved Roosevelt’s plan to reduce the gold content of the dollar, transfer gold to the Treasury, and establish a $2 billion stabilization fund. FTC empowered to hear NRA complaint appeals. Eastman urged public rail ownership later, not now. Ristine named to probe ocean and air mail contracts. Chamber urged gold fix and limit presidential power. Ickes signed oil marketing pact. Fed officials target $10 billion borrowing in months ahead. Bates and Bailey hunger strike at Leavenworth.
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Japan’s Hirota Signals Pact Plan And Peace Aim
Tokyo diplomats expect Foreign Minister Hirota to stress Japan’s path to peace and stability in Asia while pursuing informal talks with the United States on naval limits and potential peace guarantees. Observers note a shift toward less belligerent Soviet policy amid Moscow envoy talks and growing concerns over Far East military power.
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Ickes Approves Marketing Code for Petroleum Industry
Secretary Ickes approved a $12 trillion oil industry purchase and marketing agreement intended to stabilize the sector after weeks of study. The pact replaces the proposed price fixing schedule and reflects adjustments made by industry members.
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Ickes
Forty congressmen vote against administration gold bill
Washington reports that forty congressmen, all Republican or Democratic, opposed the administration's gold bill on Saturday night. Among those voting no were Andrew of Massachusetts and Andrews of New Jersey, with a mix of party members and former laborites later noted as supporting the measure.
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Wynekoop Presses On With Murder Trial
In Chicago Dr. Alice Lindsay Wynekoop, accused of murdering her daughter, declares she feels better and hopes the trial continues. Three physicians’ reports on her illness will guide Judge David’s Monday decision, amid strong protest from Assistant State's Attorney Dougherty regarding a possible mistrial.
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Alice Lindsay Wynekoop
Wynekoop
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Charles 8. Dougherty
Two Women Charged With CWA Fraud
Los Angeles AP report says two women were arrested by federal agents on conspiracy to defraud the federal government by taking commissions and brokerage fees from truck owners who won Civil Works Administration assignments. Plaintiffs Laurette Hasker, 24, assistant in CWA purchasing agent James T. Richey’s office, and Mrs. Emily C. Baddleford face the charges. The case follows graft and waste accusations raised by John B. Elliott, vice-chairman of the state Democratic Committee.
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Los Angeles
Civil Works Administration
Laurette Hasker
James T. Richey
CWA
Emily C. Baddleford
Cummings Joins In Probe Of Air Mail
The probe into ocean and air mail contracts moves to a new phase as Attorney General Homer S. Cummings names a special assistant to lead the Justice Department inquiry. Gari L. Ristine of Lexington Missouri was chosen to determine whether there is basis for legal action against those named or to be named in Senate testimony. Senator Black of Alabama says a resolution to broaden the inquiry and add 25000 for expenses was driven by Hudson and Manhattan Railroad access denial. Walter F. Brown, former Postmaster General, chairs the railroad board.
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Hudson and Manhattan Railroad
Walter F. Brown
the Road
Stetson University President Dr Lincoln Hulley Dies
Dr Lincoln Hulley, 69, president of Stetson University in Deland Florida, died Saturday after suffering a severe heart attack Friday.
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Stetson U. Hfad
Deland, Fla
Lincoln Hulley
Stetson University
Cedar Rapids Auto Toll For 1934
Fuzzy OCR fragment notes counts for accidents injuries and deaths in Cedar Rapids tolls for 1934. Ambiguous text includes stray words and numbers not clearly tied to a complete report or official figures.
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Cedar Rapids
House passes Roosevelt gold seizure and devaluation act
The House approved President Roosevelt's gold seizure and devaluation legislation by 360 to 40, crushing amendments and sending the measure to the Senate for rapid action. Administration leaders push for a Senate vote this week while Democrats oppose the bill.
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Washington
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Roosevelt
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Greek government stands firm on Insull ouster despite appeal
In Athens officials reaffirmed the decision to deport Samuel Insull after Jan. 31, rejecting renewal of his residence permit. Interior ministry aides said the state council’s ruling is expected to favor expulsion, as government law grants broad power to regulate foreigners.
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Samuel Insull
State Council
Chicago
French royalists storm Paris Bourse during stock trading
French royalists stormed the Paris stock exchange shouting Down with Chautemps and Bennett. Gendarmes locked doors, corralled protesters, and arrested four of about forty demonstrators in Saturday afternoon turmoil.
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Chautemps
Bennett
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