Mutiny at Arizona Fort Kills Four as Soldier Goes Beserk
At Port Huachuca Arizona a Black private killed four people including two officers and wives and wounded a lieutenant. James Aberneathy was shot dead by a sentry after the rampage. Col Kate headed an investigating board to determine motive as funerals were arranged and victims transported to Bisbee.
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United Press
Port Huachuga
Ariz
James A. Aberneathy
Rasnouyel
Joseph RK. Wessely
David A. Palmer
H.R. Matthews
RS. Kate
26Th Infantry
Nesta Wi
Sail
Philippines
Wessely
Aberneathy
Joy Palner
Captain Palmer
Oiher
Ienegra
Matthews
Copp
Péter Hardiey
Bisbee
Committee Debates General Manufacturer Sales Tax Proposal
Washington officials report the House Ways and Means Committee will review a proposed general manufacturers sales tax of one and three-eighths percent. Chairman Colsier indicated the plan, drafted by Rep. McLeon, will be considered when the committee convenes next Wednesday despite Roosevelt’s opposition. The item aims to balance the budget and has sparked controversy among Democratic leaders.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Cols Lier
Roosevelt
Rep. McLeon
Corry Jurors Drawn for February Court
Corry residents face February Evie county court term as 108 jurors are drawn for grand and traverse service. Reported plan changes move grand and traverse juries to February 1 with economy measures. notable grand jurors include Arthur J. Lynch and local traverse jurors Walter Blair, W. F. Kolstee, and Alexander Koestner.
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Grand and Traverse
Grand
Traverse
Evie County Court
Court House
Arthur J. Lynch
R. D
Corry
Walter Blair
W. F. Kolstee
Alexan Ler Koestner
Martin Admits Error in Labor Statistics
Harrisburg report says General Edward Martin Republican state chairman admitted an error in employment statistics cited for the state department of fashion and industry. He sent a letter to De A. M. Northrup, department secretary, noting personnel at 472 in March 1931 and 47 in March 1919, an apparent 26 percent increase.
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Uniteonese
Harrisburg
Edward Martin
Atate Department of Fahon and Industry
Martin
de A. M. Northrup
Raid on Phil's Sandwich Shop Sparks Liquor Raid
Police raided Phil's Sandwich Shop at 28 12 North Center Street early this morning and confiscated beer and distilled spirits from the alleged speakeasy run by Philip Jeffries. Jeffries was arrested on municipal disorderly conduct charges and fined 969 plus costs, with jail time possible on default. authorities vow to suppress bootlegging at the longtime criticized establishment.
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Phice Authorilies
Phil
Philip Jeffries
North Center Street
John Flanigan
Allegec
Jeffries
C. E. Porter
Paul
Jaffries
Call for Men’s Shoes and Clothing at Corry Relief Fund
A local appeal urges residents to donate men’s shoes, underwear, and other wearables to the Corry Relief Fund. Desperate need remains as supply is exhausted. donations may be brought to the Municipal building or arranged for collection via Relief Fund headquarters.
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Corry Relief Fund
Relief Fund Headquarters
Democrats of District Meet in Erie for Guffey Visit
The Democratic gathering in Erie last evening during Joseph Guffey’s Pennsylvan ia tour planned party improvements and consolidation. Congressman-elect Crosby led about forty party members from Erie and Crawford counties at Joseph Mayer’s home as Guffey departed for Pittsburgh after a full day with local Democrats.
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Erie
Joseph Gifey
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Crosby
Crawford Counties
Guffey
Joseph Mayer
Mrie
Pittsburgh
Roosevelt Ready to Assume Responsibility
Washington December 30 Presi dent elect Roosevelt is not afraid to take all the responsibility Congress is willing to give him Speaker Garner said today predicting congressional action on plans to give the governor wide powers to reorganize the federal government Garner said he thought first action would come from the Senate where the resolution will be rider to a regular appropriation bill possibly the precursor post office bill now pending While admitting the power to reorganize is extensive the speaker declared we didn't think Mr Roosevelt wanted to be a dictator.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Garner
Garnér
Senate
Indicted Phoenix man linked to Judd case
John J Halloran a wealthy Phoenix man was arrested on a secret indictment as an accessory after the murders of Agnes Leroi and Hedvig Samuelson in the Winnie Ruth Judd case. He posted $3000 bond and was ordered to appear for arraignment next Tuesday. Local grand jury had investigated ramifications of the murder, after Ju d a testified that a man offered to help dispose of the bodies.
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Phoenix
Ariz
John J Halloran
Agnes Ann Leroi
Kedgia Amuelson
Winnie Ruth Judd
Halloran
Howard Speakman
Phoents
Agnes Anne
Leroi
Crand
Man Dies as Barber Shop Fire Claims One in Pennsylvania
In Tumontown near New Salem a fire destroyed a barber shop and adjacent bungalow leaving Sam Minnitti of Wayette City dead. Frank Malastino, 29, who lived in the bungalow, survived with severe burns after attempting to rescue Minnitti. County investigators opened a case to determine the fire’s cause.
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United Press
Minnitti
Assn Defends Extra Courses In Pa Schools
Harrisburg reports the Pennsylvania State Educational Association defending nontraditional subjects as essential. Leaders argued art music home economics physical education and libraries train students for leadership and civic life, opposing a push to strip curricula to basics. The convention urged a state income tax for educational funding and temporary teacher salary act changes during economic downturns.
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United Press Harrisburg
Pennsylvania State Flotational Association
Dente
Educational Association
Three Sons Sentenced For Killing Father In Pennsylvania Case
Mountaineer Uniontown Pa December 30 Nineteen year old George Tate labeled the black sheep of the Isley Tate family received a life sentence in Western Penitentiary on murder charges against his 68 year old father Sam 15 the so called favorite son who helped guard the highway while George fatally shot their father was sent to Huntingdon reformatory John 21 who helped steal $200 from the slain man was paroled Judge Morrow noted the family had 12 children and the sentence reflected murder in the first degree while the others faces lesser outcomes
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Reformatory
Mountaineer
United Press Uniontown
George Tate
Isley
Tate
Western Penitentiary
Sam
John Morrow
George
Huntingdon Reformatory
John
Bruceton Mills
W. Va
Fayette County
Morrow
Rescue Saves Entire Crew From Burning Tanker Dobie Kellogg
The Delaware Sun reports the crew of 35 from the tanker Dobie Kellogg were rescued after the ship caught fire off the Atlantic coast near Pernandinala. The coast guard vessel Yarnacraw stood by the abandoned vessel at dawn as the Dobie Kellogg burned midship aft. Nearby, the five masted schooner Edna Hoyt was towed by the coast guard cutter Mendota toward Norfolk, with 40 crew aboard the Edna Hoyt. The Doris Kelloge and other vessels were also noted in Coast Guard statements. continued details are on page seven.
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United Press
Wallington
Delaware Sun
Dobie Kellogg
Coast Guard
Toda
Port Arthur
Tex
Philadelphia
Atlantic
Pernandinala
Selaware Sun
Yarnacraw
Edna Hoyt
Cape Hatteras
Mendota
Norfolk
Wana Hoyt
Doris Kelloge
Delaware San
Peak influenza epidemic reached in several regions
Washington December 30. Assistant Surgeon General J P Leake said influenza epidemics across the country appear to have reached their peak with conditions likely to improve soon though small outbreaks may occur in coming weeks. He noted that widespread epidemics could be curbed by proper food, clothing, and shelter.
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United Press
U. S. Public Health Service
J. P Leake
America
Lease
Leake
Cherkcing
Lake freighter believed safe after jam on upper Lake
The lake freighter with a cargo of corn from Port Huron was believed pushing her way through jams on upper Lake Erie near Buffalo early today. Officials reported the vessel, 43 years old, may have encountered trouble but was believed safe as it maneuvered through the congestion.
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United Ress
Buffalo
N.Y
Ake
B. Squire
Buffalo At & A.m
Port Huron
Lake Bria
Philippines Independence Bill Faces Hoover Veto Uncertain Fate
The Philippine independence bill, approved by both houses, faces a possible veto by President Hoover. The measure sets a ten year preparatory period under a Commonwealth government before full independence, with Senate support unsure and final approval hinging on Philippine ratification or a special convention.
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Congress
United Press
Washington
Hoover
Islands
Florida West
Philippine
House
Senate
Ford Roadster Stolen From Spring Street Recovered on West Columbus
Ford roadster owned by Stanley Snapp was stolen from Spring Street between 10 and 11 last night while he attended the theatre. The car was found abandoned on West Columbus Avenue about 3 this morning. Police broadcast the theft over the state wire circuit. no clues yet on the joy-riders responsible.
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Ford
Stanley Snapp
Spring Street
Fifth Street
Cwmer
West Columbus Avenue
Columbus Avenue
Business leaders look to new year with cautious optimism
National business and industrial chiefs, in interviews with United Press, express cautious confidence for the coming year 1933. Leaders like Loree, Merrick, Matauley, Williamson, Swope, Watton, Ames, and others foresee improvement, stabilization, and a return toward normal activity as deflation eases and government debt questions are settled.
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Richard L. Gridley
United Press
New York
L. F. Loree
Delaware and Hudson Railroad Corporation
Jim
Wwa
Businness
Gérard Swope
Wlectric Company
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O. Gee
B.S. McCain
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Joseph Guffey
JUDD
Ass'n
S. Delaware
F. A. Merrick
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Alyan Matauley
Packard Motor Car Co
P.E. Williamson
New York Central Lines
Busininq
C. B. Ames
Americany Petroleum
Francia HL Sissem
Austeloan Bakkrs Association
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