Pennsylvanian G O P Uninstructed Delegation To Chicago
Pennsylvania will send an uninstructed Republican delegation to the national convention in Chicago though they will support President Hoover's renomination. Edward Martin announced after meetings in Atlantic City. no state ticket yet, progress toward economic normalcy and eradicating radical views noted. Pinchot supporters plan to oppose organization slates in several districts as slates for Congress and the legislature are being prepared.
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United
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Edward Martin
Martin
Hoover
William 8. Ware
Potiadelptia
Atlantic City
N. J
Congress
Bitter fighting reported at Harbin amid Shanghai ultimatum
United Press reports a final Japanese ultimatum to Shanghai Chinese authorities set a 6 p.m. Thursday deadline with possible bombardment and occupation of non foreign areas. Japanese forces expand at Shanghai with ships from Sasebo and 2,000 marine and naval troops. tensions rise as American officials monitor developments and the Harbin fighting continues.
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Ekins
United Press
Shanghai
China
Wu ‘Teh-Chen
Greater
Murai
Japan
Koichi Shiosawa
Sudsawa
Fleming
Shiosawa
Tokio
Sasebo
Shanghi
Manila
Montgomery M. Taylor
Asiatic
Taylor
Porto
Nippon Demo Nevws
Harbin
Ting Chow
Gov. Heithin
Kirin
War Office
Foreign Office
Moscow
Fiarbin
Chincov
Manchuria
Kidnappers abduct Woolverton in South Bend ransom demand
Wealthy Howard A Wolverton president of the Malleable Steel Range Co is seized as he and his wife are forced from their car in a privileged South Bend neighborhood. The captors drive them to a rural spot two miles east and threaten death if the $50000 ransom is not paid. Mrs Wolverton reported the abduction to police in a hysterical state. Squads hunted the family car as officers sought the suspects.
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United Press
South Bend
Ind
Howard A. Woolverton
Wolverton
Woolverton
Joesh Woolverton
St. Joseph Loan & Trust. Co
Six Hour Day Advocated In Mine Industry
Indianapolis Jan 27 United Mine Workers of America in convention studied a report seeking federal control of the bituminous industry and immediate adoption of a five day week. William Green president of the American Federation of Labor urged government aid for unemployed and part time workers while criticizing dole policies and credit favors for big business. Green argued for a five day week for government workers to create jobs and noted mining’s past wage stability as a model. Avia Lillie travels to Spring Creek to visit uc ta Taw days.
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Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers of America
William Green
American Federation of Letbor
Green
America
Ishor
iGreen
Sonal Grorkere
Corry Man Named Member of Dairy Group
Boyd PF Spencer of Corry was named a member of a regional dairy committee formed at Waterford to address emergent dairy industry issues. Other named members include W S Jeffords of Erie County and local business leaders. The group aims to aid farmers and coordinate marketing, with H G Niceley and H H Rathburn speaking on efficiency, production, and the Dairymen's League as farmer incomes decline about fifty percent over the past year.
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Mond Crawford
Erie Eiducers
Waterford
Ded
W. S. Jeffords
Evinboro
Harwood
Wattsburg
Heney Mardy
Nicley
H. Rathburn
Ithaca
Dairynucrative Association
Dairymen's League
Booth Newspapers Add Dailies to United Press Service
Five Booth Newspapers join United Press wire circuit in a week expanding Michigan coverage. Ann Arbor Daily News Bay City Daily Times Muskegon Chronicle Jackson Citizen Patriot Saginaw Daily News now feed United Press. Grand Rapids Press Grand Daily Journal Kalamazoo Gazette already connected. Terre Haute Star and Lafayette Sunday News added to United Press Indiana wires this week.
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Booth Newspapers, Inc
United Press Wire
United Press Michigan
Ann 1 Arbor Daily News
Bay City Daily] Times
Muskegon Chronicle
Jackaan T Ditteen-Patriot
Saginaw Daily News
Booth
Grand Rapide Press
Funt Daily! Journal
Kalamazoo Gazette
United Press Service
Deliveries Stolen From Doors Of Stores
Police investigate alleged thefts of meat and other staples from store door deliveries made before business opens. A recent meat delivery went missing and additional thefts are being reported as authorities review the early morning incidents.
Steedle Bill Approved by Governor in Pennsylvan ia
Harrisburg January signal finds Governor Pinchot signing the Steedle 2 520 000 appropriation after a special unemployment relief session The measure allocates 21 million to the Department of Public Instruction for loans to school districts 300 000 for Indian Gap military reservation improvements and 290 000 to cover a deficiency in the Department of Property and Supplies The governor warned against further outlays until Talbot 10 million poor district relief act is resolved in court and noted the loan must be repaid by end of the biennium
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Pinchotto
U ‘Phe Ibill
Department of Public Instruction
Indianlwn Gap
Department of Property and Supplies
Pinchot
Public Instruction Department
McKeesport Bank Fails to Open in Morning Session
United Press reports the Pennsylvania Deposit Bank of McKeesport failed to open today in McKeesport Pennsylvania. The bank held about 1.5 million dollars in assets and 1.2 million in deposits. State banking examiner J D Swigart said it was not linked to other institutions and had served workmen. it had originated as a private bank and a state institution in 1928.
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Mckeesport
Pennsylvania Deposit Bank of
Ossay
J. D. Swigart
Phivate Bank
Wat-Twade
Warning to Japan as Shanghai tensions loom in Far East
Washington reports a looming warning to Japan against violence in Shanghai amid eleventh hour efforts to avert Far East trouble. Informal talks between the suite department and the British embassy aim to protect civilians and property in Shanghai while Japan reportedly delivered an ultimatum demanding a Chinese reply. The response and reactions are underscored by grave concern from Secretary Stimson and officials, as naval searches continue for the missing submarine M-2 near Portland, with oil sheen and swift ships deploying in a desperate effort to locate and save the crew.
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United Press
Washington
Japan
Shanghai
Suite Department
Stimson
Stanley I. Hornbeck
Far Eastern
Thieves Raid Union Street Chicken Coop
Thieves took twenty two prized chickens from Mrs S Johnson of Union Street. Police say the lock was forced and fourteen birds were left. other raids have occurred in the area over prior nights. Investigators continue for clues.
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Union Street Chicken
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Union Street
Fourth Ward
Dalton Farm
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Flannigan
Complete vindication hoped in Hawaii murder trial
Socially prominent Mrs Grace Hubbard Fortescue predicts complete vindication in the Jos Kahshawal case. Indictments of naval Lt Thomas Hedges Massie and two enlisted men on second degree murder charges prompt anticipated trials by naval court martial or territorial civil courts. Fortescue messages her husband Major Granville Fortescue from New York and awaits fair proceedings as relatives are notified. Gull and Ford family ties noted amid local tension in Honolulu.
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United Press
Honolulu
T. Hl
Jos Kahshawal
Grace Hubbard Fortescue
Fler
Thomas Hedges
Massie
States
Halia
Portescue
Japanese Demands on China in Nutshell
Shanghai dispatch lists Japanese demands presented in almatums. They call for lifting the Chinese economic boycott against Japan, dissolution of anti Japanese associations, reparations for disturbances involving Japanese nationals, and apologies for Chinese press articles deemed insulting to the emperor and to Japan.
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Anneo Fess
Shanghai
China
Japan
Loveland Reappointed to State Council of Education
Harrisburg dispatches announce the reappointment of F A Loveland of Corry to the State Council of Education. A longtime educator, Loveland has served on the boards of the State Teachers College at Edinboro and Allegheny College at Meadville and held a Corry Public Schools board seat. Other governor appointments named include Thomas W Watson as Butler county common pleas judge and George Gowen Perry as Philadelphia judge.
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F. A. Loveland
State Council of Education
Harrisburg
Corry
Stite Council
Giffard Pinchot
Loveland
Pennsylvania
State Teachers’ College
Edinboro
Allegheny College
Meadville
Dehalf
Corry Public
Board of Education
Pinchot
Thomas W. Watson
Butler
Butler County Common Pleas Court
George Gowen Perry
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Common Pleas Court
Perry
Joseph H.tulane
Watson
James O. Campbell
Senate approves Norris bill to curb court injunctions
Washington reports the Senate judiciary committee voted 11 to 5 to report favorably the Norris bill curbing federal injunctions against striking workers. Baltimore reports a large urban fire destroying homes, lumber yards, and a box factory driven by a 36 mile wind with eleven alarms. Geneva notes the League of Nations council met secretly with Japan and China absent to discuss the Manchurian crisis. Washington cites Secretary Stimson noting grave international tension from Japanese threats. Shanghai dispatch says the Interstate Commerce Commission to study six day work period for sixteenth-century?
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Washington
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Baltimore
Geneva
Council of the
League of Nations
Indiana man ends life in Chicago hotel
Thomas Moorhead, 40, of Indians Pennsylvania, a Phillipsburg Hardware Co. representative, was found hanged in his Lincoln Park Arms hotel room. A maid discovered the body with a sheet used as a rope. A note addressed to Pred Weidzel, commander of the American Peas post at Indiana, stated no one to blame and cited a good family. Moorhead checked in three days earlier under the name Edward Jackson.
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United Press
Chicago
Thomas Moorhead
Lincoln Park Arms Hotel
Pred Weidzel
American Peas
Indiana
Moorhead
Today’s Five Best Radio Entertainments
Radio listings feature five top programs across networks NEC WAbees BC and MWABC. Melody Moments from WAbees begins the lineup, followed by Netavark s program, Da e Breigh s armas on BC Network, Ora Concert on CHR Network, and Pergoonlttlies Sate ne rounding out the schedule at 0 00. The items reflect a staged cross network sampler of music and entertainment slots.
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Wabees
Netavark
Dae Breigh
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