Senate filibuster and banking bill enter fourth day
Senate filibuster against Glass banking bill enters its fourth day as Hoover vetoes Philippines bill. Chinese forces under Gen Tang YueLin wake to Japanese offensive across Jehol borders. War expands with raids from Taonan to Suibung, 175 miles along the Jehol front.
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Senate
Hoover
Philippines
United Press
Tang YueLin
Jehol
Jehnl
Great Wall
Sire Swords
Trains Burst in Flames After Terrific Crash
Two passenger trains collided head on near Des Moines and burst into flames. Five killed and numerous injured as gas electric and steam trains crashed on a bridge near Donnelly. Engineers and conductors identified. ambulances rushed victims to Des Moines hospitals.
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Knoxville
Iowa
United Press
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Des Moines
Ottumwa
Lo-Dea Moines
Po'oria
al Donnelly
Scomotive
Enginger J
Warren
Kid- H. G. Halberg
J. A. Baker
Charles D. Hayes
Hig
Hero
Thursday Bad Day for Young Pedestrians
A Friday note recalls a Thursday in which Louis Vogt aged six narrowly escaped serious injury after darting into a street as a slow moving truck approached. Patrolman Ruppersburger called the driver blameless as several other young pupils were mildly harmed or involved in incidents near Wright Con Breas streets. A missing northside child returned home after police involvement.
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Louis Vogt
West Main Street
South Center Street
South Street
Guy Rogers
Carl Peterson
Ruppersburger
Dick Wagner
Billy Hammond
Jurior
Wright
Con- Breas
Jack Downey
Chester Pan
Sig-Venrold
Bank Directors Re elect Officers At Annual Meeting
Citizens National Bank directors held their annual reorganizing meeting and re elected J. J. Desmond as president S. G. Sweet as vice president W. Parley as cashier Miss Margaret Ho Mecarthy as assistant cashier and Walter Sweet as assistant cashier The board of directors for the year named at the stockholders meeting includes J ay com Lovarind G H Bar loo D A Bracken O B Doane S G Sweet Glen W Donaldson C 7 Brown and H W Puicher.
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Citizens National Bank
J. J. Desmond
G. Sweet
Vic
W. Parley
Margaret Ho Mecarthy
Walter Sweet
Wis
cAimpore Ee
J Ay. Com
Lovarind
G H
Barloo D. A
Bracken
O. B
Doane
G. Sweet Glen
Donaldson
Brown
H.W. Puicher
House Vets Fight Senate Repealer Condemns Blain Eighth Amendment
The House Republican bloc condemned the Blaine Senate resolution to repeal the 18th amendment and indicated they would vote against it if brought to the House in the current session. The report from Washington on January 18 cites party leaders and opposition within the Bali-prohibition coalition.
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HOUSE
Senate
United Presa
Washington
Move to Block Senate Inquiry in Insull Case
Wealthy Chicago banking interests are said to be pressing to block a Senate inquiry into the Insull public utilities crash. Senate investigators may delay action as Norbeck notes readiness is lacking. A civil suit in Meadville will also be heard this week over a fatal collision linked to the Insull case, with damages sought at 10 000.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Chicago
Senate
Senate Stock Market Investigating
Ivar Kreuger
Norbeck
Insull
Union City
Mead- Stme
Ville
L. W W. Doyen
Harley Carpenter
Mead
Otis Carpenter
Farm Plan Wins Help of McNary
WASHINGTON Jan 13 Chairman McNary of the Senate agriculture committee promised support for the domestic allotment plan passed by the House if amended to cover all crops. He called a committee meeting for Monday to consider the bill and said hearings would be brief and committee action swift. He believed a favorable report could be obtained if the provisions were simplified.
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United Press
McNary
Senate Agricultuke Committee
House
MiNury
Disarmament in Mine Fields Step to Peace
In Christian county Illinois the armed conflict subsides as Governor Horner persuades all factions to disarm and end picketing. National Guardsmen remain the only armed force, with over 1,000 deputies turning in arms. Officials pledge support to the peace plan though caution peace is not yet restored.
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United Press
Springfield
Christian County
Chinois' Ney
Henry Horner
United Mine Workers of America
Progressive Miners Union
Ceage
Gov. Horner
Strengthen Boycott on Japanese Goods
The Greater Shanghai Chamber of Commerce initiated a drive to intensify the boycott on Japanese goods. It circularized commercial and industrial guilds urging strict enforcement of boycott resolutions adopted after the Mukden incident in 1921 as a response to aggression linked to Shanghai.
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United Press Shanghai Jr
Shanghai
Apo
Greater Shanghai Chamber of Commerce
Mukden
Manchtria
Bitter Senate fight over Glass banking bill intensifies
Washington January 18 Senate bankers foes push to kill the Glass banking bill with a fourth day of filibustering led by Sen Thombs Dem Okla and Sen Huey Long Dem La. Long vows to keep talking to death the measure while Thombs presses on and the chamber adjourns amid warnings of reflation or revolution as the clash over tax refunds and deficiency appropriations continues.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
Thombs
Dem
Okta
Huey Long
Thomas
Long
State Relief Board Adopts Leavell Ration Plan
Harrisburg residents to receive food via centralized urban markets under Major Leavell plan while rural areas keep direct food orders. The new system aims to feed 3 million Nebraskans with balanced diets at about six to eight cents daily for adults and under eight years old at about three and six tenths cents.
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Eavell
Relief Board
Bf United Press
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania State Emergency Relief Board
Leavell
John H. Leavell
Tulsa
Okla
Williamsport
Iunier
State Medical Society
State Board
Rewrite Beer Bill in Senate Seeks Fresh Alcohol Rules
In Washington on January 18 a Senate subcommittee rewrote the House beer bill and substituted an amendment proposing a 5 percent limit for beer, putter and wine. The revised alcoholic content lowers the 2 percent standard in the House bill. Senator Walsh, a Democrat from Montana, said the Senate committee adopted findings from a British parliamentary commission on when a beverage becomes intoxicating.
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Unites Press
Washington
Walsh
Dem
Mont
Senate
Coolidge Will Sets Port to Widow as Sole Heir
Northampton Mass Jan 13 Calvin Coolidge 28 word will to widow Grave Coolidge sole beneficiary. Will filed by Ralph W Hemenway former law partner. authenticating February 1 before Judge Henry P Field. Wording notes estate left to wife in fee simple. witnesses include Nisweere lamés Everett Sminders Edward Z Clark and stenographer Erwin Geisser.
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United Press
Northampton
Mass
Calvin Coolidge
Henry P. Field
Ralph W. Hemenway
Coolidge
Hampshire County
Massachusetts
John
Washington
Columbia
Nis Weere Lamés
Everett Sminders
Edward Z. Clark
Erwin, Geisser
Sidewalks Cause of Numerous Falls in City
City residents report several slips on icy patches from light snow, with Mrs J Berrone of 300 East Pleasant Street fracturing her right arm near Concord school. The injury was set and she is resting, as other falls due to slippery sidewalks are noted.
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Joe Berrone
East Pleasant Street
Pleasant Street
Concord
First Ward
Temperature Drops to Six Above Zero in City
Overnight temperatures slid to six degrees above zero with three sharp mercurial dips. Thermometers recorded six above at a tannery east of the city. Clear skies and a steady rise in temperatures predominated today.
Freedom bill faces strong objections from Hoover veto
President Hoover vetoes the Philippine independence bill saying it fails the United States triple responsibility to Americans, Filipinos and the world. He outlines a five point plan including a delayed plebiscite and extended U S authority, warning the measure invites chaos and does not fulfill salvationist aims. The House later votes 274 to 94 to override the veto.
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United States
United Press
Washington
House
Hoover
Jum
Philippines
Cuba
Panbonn
Former Corry manager bids for Reich assets
A rule to show cause why the H M Reich Company assets now in receivership should not be sold was issued in Buffalo federal court. The January 23 return date names receivers H M Reich and G M Blackmon with Brunstrom and Fletcher as attorneys and Max D Steuer as special counsel. Verner Carlson, ex Corry store manager, bids $17 582 85 for physical assets as of December 31 1932 plus a waiver of about $18 000 of claims against the receivership estate.
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H. M. Reich Company, Inc
Jamestown
Ridge John, Knight
United States District Court
Buffalo
H. M. Reich
G M. Blackmon
Brunstrom and Fletcher
Max D. Steuer
New York
Verner BR. Carlson
Corry
Third Death in Family in Four Days Shocks Crawford County
Mrs Elizabeth Sutton aged 37 died at the home of her late brother Charles Morehead in Crawford county the third death in four days following funerals for Charles Morehead and his son Frank Morehead. The Townville Baptist church held services for Charles and his son.
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Elizabeth Sutton
Charles Morehead
Crawford County
Sutton
Ralf Howe
Townville Baptist Church
Frank Morehead
Fearful Russian Ship Sakhalin Reported Sunk
News from Torio dated January 18 reports fear that the Russian steamer Sakhalin has sunk off the northwest coast of Siberia near Sakhalin Island. Intercepted wireless messages indicated the ship on fire and sinking. the exact passenger and crew count remains unofficial but Japanese sources suggest over 200 aboard.
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United Proas Torio
Sakhalin
Olshetsk
Hakodate
Oha
Tyr
Fu Northwast
Siberia
British Idle Plans New Demonstration in London
British labor leaders and unions announce a large London protest for February 8 to oppose government unemployment relief and wage policies. About 100000 expected to gather near Parliament after Christmas recess, with plans for disciplined, peaceful action but some talk of semi military tactics at certain sites.
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London
United Press
Dis
Li Park
Hoss of Commons
National Council
Trades Union Congress
Labor Party
Sooland Yard
Pope to Leave Vatican During Holy Year
Vatican City January 13 Pope Pius 31 will depart the Vatican during the holy year beginning next Palm Sunday to attend the Basilicas and lead a procession. He will bless the crowd from the loggia as three new bills are issued granting indulgences and powers to Rome confessors and afflicted groups.
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United Press
Vatican City
Pape Piux
Vatican
St. Joh
Latheran
Loggia
Lourdes
France
Palestina
Rome
Curtis Opens Jewelry Store in Barlow Block
Clebert F Curtis, former Cohmbus boy and Corry High School 1917 graduate, opens a jewelry store at 5 South Center street in the Barlow block adjoining the Postal Telegraph offices. He previously worked in Union City and Geneva Ohio, and will offer jewelry, watch and clock repair.
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Clebert F Curtis
Cohmbus
Corry High School
Hit
Sout Centar Street
Postal ‘Telegraph
Om~pany
Barlow Block
Curtis
Bowman Technical School
Laninster
Union City
Geneva
Ohio
Ohio City
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