Pinchot Health Doubtful on Senate Bid Amid Illness
Governor Pinchot, ill with shingles in New York, delays announcing a U S Senate candidacy. He plans a brief Harrisburg return before trips to Florida. Friends and party leaders fear health and hope for a clear political path after his recovery. no firm decision forthcoming this week.
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New York
U. S. Senate
Ross Downing
United Press
Harrisburg
Pineholy
Pintich
Forda
Gov. Pinchot
Mets
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Washington
Unemployment Insurance Backed by Schnader Plea
Philadelphia February discussion cites Attorney General Wm A Schnader urging immediate creation of a Pennsylvania state unemployment insurance system. He argues a reserve is needed to aid the unemployed and prevent a cycle of reduced purchasing and sales, stressing belief in the necessity of unemployment insurance and urging support from related liberty and safety groups.
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Philadelphia
Wm. A. Schnader
Pennsylvania
Intellicense
National Safety
Two youths captured after 26 mile chase
Two youths, John Bremehoult and Fran Grentz, both 21 from Cotdale, were captured after a 26 mile automobile chase by federal agents. They were held under $500 bond pending a retimingary hearing before a United States commissioner. Moonshine was allegedly found in their vehicle.
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Ev United
Piteshurgh
Nmder
United States
John Bremehoult
Fran Grentz
Cotdale
Federal Alcoholic Deverage Unit
Millionaire Busch shoots self to death
St Louis report says August A Busch head of Anheuser Busch Brewing Co and one of Missouri wealthiest men killed himself at his Grant’s Farm mansion. Chauffeur in the room heard the gunfire as Busch an aging tycoon, long plagued by ill health, used a revolver kept in his desk. A physician attributed the death to heart injury from a self inflicted shot.
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United Press
ST. Louis
A. Busch
St. 08
Anheuser Busch Brewing Company
Busch
Huis
Grant
Tia
Uab
Bus Skids On Icy Road Near Kane Pa Wreck Wounds None
A New York to Cleveland bus skidded on an icy Kane Pennsylvania highway and struck a tree today. Twelve passengers plus the driver were shaken but not injured as a relief bus was summoned to continue the trip. Faulty weather conditions and a high wind were blamed for the loss of control. The bus front was badly damaged.
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Kane
United Press
Here
Hideout Thought to be Bremer Kidnap Site in Iowa
Des Moines Feb 13 Park er A Findley chief of the Iowa state Bureau of Investigation said he located what he believed to be the hideout of a gang that kidnapped Edward G Bremer a St Paul banker and held him 22 days for a 200000 ransom Findley said he would ask federal authorities to bring Bremer to a farm nine miles southwest of Creston for identification He said he had conclusive information Bremer was held near Creston during most of his captivity and sent the information to the federal Justice Department in Chicago The Iowa crime bureau said it joined the case on reports that Iowa was the gang hideout scene He learned of the discovery after receiving a tip on Monday from United Press and followed it from Sioux City south into southwestern Iowa
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Parker A. Findley
Iowa State Bureau of Investigation
Edward G.bremer
St. Paul
Creston
Bremer
Federal Department of Justice
Chicago
Towa Crime Bureau
United Press
Towa
Slowx
Low
Loans Approved For 77 Closed Pa Banks
United Press reports FDIC and state Banking Secretary William D. Gordon announced loans totaling 25.244 million dollars approved for 77 closed Pennsylvania banks. He said applications have been filed for laws from 182 of 188 closed banks and loans totaling 103.9 million dollars have been requested.
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United Press Philadegphl
Pennsylvania
Federal Deposit Liquidation Corporation
William D. Gordon
Carnera Loughran title bout postponed to Feb. 25
In Miami on February 18 the 16round world heavyweight title fight between Primo Carnera of Italy and Tommy Loughran of Philadelphia was postponed from February 22 to February 25.
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Miami
Fla
Primo Carnera
Thly
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
Army plans to take over US air mail next week
Washington reports show support for Roosevelt and Lindbergh split over canceling private airmail contracts. The Army moves to fly the mail starting Monday as White House protests and telegrams flood in. Senators Nye Norris and Vanílenberg weigh in on Lindbergh’s role and industry fees.
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United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Army
Mall
Hiaderess
Steyien
White House
Pokast
Lindbergh
Norris
Neb
Senate Contempt Case Ends With MacCracken Imprisonment
In Washington the Senate moved to press contempt charges against William P. MacCracken Jr after his bid for freedom failed. He spent the night in custody, guarded by Sergeant-at-Arms Chesley Turney as Justice Dante W. O Donoghue ordered a second writ of habeas corpus. The episode closed with a display of legal maneuvers and courtroom delays.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
William P. MacCraden, Jr
Chesley Jurney
Jurney
Dante W. O'Donoghue
District of Columbis Supreme Court
MacCracken
Turney
Thal of MacCracken
Roxey
O'Donaghus
Kin of Corry Residents Killed by Car
Conneaut Ohio resident Haskell Bolenbaugh aged 28 died after being struck while crossing State and Chestnut streets. A coroner's inquest followed a three car crash near the public library involving James Blakeslee Perry Akam and driver Alvin Rhoda. Rhoda faces potential manslaughter charges.
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Haskell Bolenbaugh
Conneaut
Ohio
G. L. Besson
GL. Besgon
West Washington Street
Herold
Merle
Bolenhaugh
Bolenbaugh
Con
North Center Street
J. ©. Webster
Arhtabula
Rhoda
Cors
James Blakeslee
Sty
R. G. Pennington
Philadel
Ghia
Perry Akam
Gor
Mit
Alan
Filibuster by Bish Forces Adjournment in House
Washington Feb 13 A filibuster by Rep Bish Repn N Yu who failed to get consent to place the Congressional Record the letter of Col Charles A Lindbergh to President Roosevelt forced the House to adjourn today one hour after convening.
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Washington
Rep. Bish
N. Yu
Colr
Charles A. Lindbergh
Hoosevelt
Court Martial to Hang Austrian Offender in Vienna
Vienna reports the government formed a court martial to try and hang offenders under state martial law. The court will try those who fired on police after martial law was declared, with immediate execution if convicted.
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United Press
Vienna
Nine Dead In Walla Walla Prison Riot Outbreak
Walla Walla Washington December 18 nine inmates died in a prison riot at the state penitentiary after an earlier gunfight left eight dead and many wounded. Guards maintained order as authorities isolated troublemakers in solitary confinement while forces stood by for emergencies.
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United Hess
Three killed and 14 injured in bus collision near Jankster Pa
A night crash on the Lincoln highway near Jankster killed Mrs W D Armstrong 26 Newport Ros and her 12 year old daughter Joan and Ralph Miller 15 York driver Joseph J Dumont of Philadelphia was severely injured. A ten month old Marcia Armstrong was among the injured. The bus en route to Philadelphia collided with a truck causing fire and a wreckage heap.
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United Press
Tae
Joseph J. Dumont
Philadelphia
Kinzer
Miller Grove
Lancaster
Man Dies After Ejection From tavern brawl in Pittsburgh
George Haber age 49 died in St Francis hospital ten days after being ejected from Holtz's Tavern. Police arrested proprietor William Holtz 92 and employee Herbert Adrian 24 for alleged ununienness after the incident. Haber suffered a fractured skull and died following a severe headache. Detectives investigated.
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Pittsburgh
Web
George Haber
St. Francis
Holtz
Palle
William Holtz
Herbert Adrian
Employe
Haver
Yacht With 36 Aboard in Distress
A yacht named Uying carrying 86 amateur explorers including Detroit native Howard Iresge sent a distress signal off the Delaware breakwater. The 380 ton auxiliary schooner, on a months cruise to the Pacific and Caribbean, ran aground near Ambrose Lightship but was refloated by the next high tide.
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Unite Press
New York
Uying
Ambrose Ightship
Bordwell Gets Four Months On Plea Of Guilty
Walter Bordwell of Bear Lake pleaded guilty to receiving stolen goods in a North Center street store theft case. He was sentenced to four months in the workhouse after also facing parole for an intoxicated automobile crash near Corry. G B Wilcox of MIA Village was found guilty of larceny in a chicken theft from J T Casey’s farm. verdict returned by Erie jurors, with sentence deferred.
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Walter Bordwell
Bear Lake
G. B. Wilcox
Mia Village
J. T. Casey
Concord Township
Erie Iate
Russia Fears War With Japan Is Imminent
Moscow dispatch reports Russia believes Japan is preparing for war to conquer and annex far eastern territory. cites Japan's Manchukuo state creation and movements of railways and air fields as evidence. The article notes the Red Army has focused on the Far East for two years and warns of a potential conflict different from past wars.
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Japan
Manchuokuo
Siberia
Iere
Russia
Pacific
Red Army
Far East
Fortresses Taken in Vienna as Uprising Hints Deteriorate
In Vienna fierce clashes persist as two fortresses fall amid a socialist uprising believed to be yielding to stronger government repression. Officials warn harsher measures unless the fighting ceases.
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Vienna
Vienna Civil War Rages as Socialists Bombarded by Forces
United Press dispatch from Vienna reports hundreds killed as government troops shell socialist quarters and tenements, sparking a desperate civil conflict across the capital. Firefights erupt in Erdberg and Ottakring while Karl Marx and other strongholds see brief sieges and surrenders amid a declared general strike.
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Robert H. Best
United Press
Vienna
Austria
Wena Uu
Dagen
Karl Mar
Ottakring
Weighor Faight Nelecbor
Agan
Erisk Ayling
Steyr
Poschaar
Grundens
Graz
Bruck
Flori
Zdorf
Kapfenders
Florideorf
Peeper Has Close Call After Theatre Encounter
Two young women leaving the Rex theatre were followed by a stranger urged by the lobby of the West South Street venue. He stalked toward their home, then was seen peering in windows. The girls awakened their father who confronted the prowler as he faltered at a window. The assailant fled. the father armed himself and prepared to pursue. The search intensified with rivals across the area.
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West South Street
Bower
Achatta
Tim Peeper
Tip Young Bad
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