State's Star Witness Tells of Beating Administered to Baroski
The report details a high profile court case with testimony about violence toward Baroski. It notes housing distress in Chicago and Cook County, widespread unpaid salaries, and court orders delaying evictions as debt crises loom. Authorities consider swift relief steps via the rescue committee and tax boards after Governor Emmerson and city officials meet.
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Merton T. Akers
United Press
Chicago
Shina
Coole County
Louis Mr .Plépsity
Drueren
Joe Thompson
Schheil Jamson
L. J. Emmerson
Cool County
Silas Strawn
Chimney Fire Destroys Home at Waterford
A fire starting from a defective chimney destroyed the Waterford residence owned by John Donner and occupied by Edward Mathews and family. The blaze around 9 am caused total loss of the wooden frame structure, with an estimated damage of 4000 to 5000 dollars. The Mathews furniture was saved and most contents removed. insurance status undetermined. Mr. Donner operates a local garage and is well known in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Donner
Edward Mathews
Waterford
Berenguer Forms New Cabinet in Spain
Gen Damaso Berenguer announced the completion of a new cabinet to succeed Primo de Rivera. The Duke of Alba will be Minister of Public Instruction, with other posts filled by Manuel Aguelles Leopoldo Matos Jose Watrada and Admiral Salvador Cary among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco Cambo
Count Mortera
Berenguer
de Rivera
John DE Gandt
United Press
Madrid
Damaso Berenguer
Primo de Divera
Duke of Alba
Francisco Gambo
Manuel Aguelles
Leopoldo Matos
Five Best Radio Entertainments on WEAF NBC WABCO WIZ
A listing of radio programs across networks including WEAF NBC at 9 00 10 00 and 10 30 with shows such as Pieiechmann Hour Seiveriing Singers Philco Hour and Victor Hour across EST HST WST and DST time zones. The schedule notes collaborations with NBC CBS and network names in a dense time block.
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WEAF
NBC
Pieiechmann
Corry Loan and Savings Names Same Officers
Worth Hammond was re elected president of the Corry Loan and Savings Company after a reorganiz ation meeting. Twenty one stockholders represented 161 shares in person or by proxy of 245 issued. The board re elected C L Alexander C F Brown Miles J Brown O H Doane J R Willott S B Elston Dr N Troy Gillette G H Gordon Worth Hammond J A Laston C R Rogers A Stennett S V Stewart J l Spiesman and Roect Van Tassel. The treasurer and auditor reports showed 401 loans totaling 48365 56 in nine months. Hammond was named president Stennett first vice president Rogers second vice president Histon secretary treasurer. Plans for expansion discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worth Hammond
Corry Loan and Save Ings Company
Corr
the & Inns
Harry Atler
Fred L. Barnes
talsen_ip
C. L. Alexander
C.F. Brown
Miles J. Brown
O. H. Doane
J. R Wiliott
So ¢ B. Elston
Dr. N. Troy Gillette
G. H. Gordon
J. A. Lanston
C. R. Rogers
A. Stennett
V_ Stewart
J. l Spiesman
RoeCt van Tassel
A. G. Postlethwait
Diz 1
O. A. Stennett
Weather Report Signals Slight Warmth Amid Deep Freeze
A rough OCR fragment notes frigid conditions with temperatures near zero. It mentions coldest spell in the business district and a forecast of rising temperatures by Friday, though the text is garbled and uncertain about exact times or locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lily
Wickersham bill hearing moved to February action
Washington January 30 House expenditures committee nears completion of the Wickersham prohibition reform bill with planned early next week consideration. The measure transfers enforcement from treasury to the justice department and imposes strict civil service tests for prohibition staff while provisions on the industrial alcohol unit draw debate. Wets prepare for February 12 hearing on their bills as anti prohibition figures are invited to testify.
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Paul. &. Mallon
United Pres
Washington
House Expenditures Committee
House
House Judiciary Committee
Williamson
House Expenditures
Treasury
Justice Department
Justices Department
Industrial Alcohol Unit
Mellon
Meaniofille
Aetans Fo
Who's Who
Caddies Under Fourteen Banned From Pennsylvania Golf Courses
Harrisburg report states minors under fourteen may not be employed as golf course caddies, despite after school or vacation work. Deputy Attorney General Roscoe E R Koch ruled such labor violates state child labor laws, countering clubs' 1915 farm exemption argument and farm work analogy.
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Harrisburg
Jran
Pennsylvania
Roscoe ER. Kosh
Philadelphia
Te State
Francis Shunk Brown
Brown
Koch
Trial of Three Officers Under Way At Franklin
John Higgins testified in the manslaughter case of Walter Lyster, Frank Slapikas, and Harold Watts, former coal company policemen accused in the death of miner Barcoski. He described beatings with a strap, blackjack, and other weapons at the barracks, with Dr. Patterson tending wounds and Lyster allegedly inflicting severe abuse. The trial before Judge William M. Parker continued with a night session planned.
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Coal and Iron
United Press
Franklin
John Higgins
Star State Wiinese
Lyster
Barooski
Watts
Higgins
John Barcoski
Walter Lyster
Frank Slapikas
Harold Watts
Pittsburgh Goal Co
Commonwealth
Imperial Barracks
Barcoski
Mechlin
O. J. Mechlin
Rim
Baronski
Dr. Patterson
Farracks
Ana Lyster
Fia
Paterson
Beal Barcoski
Pyster
Roy
Clank
William M.parker
Murder charges filed in Arizona against trio in deputy’s death
First degree murder charges filed in Phoenix against Mrs Trene Schroeder her lover W Glenn Dague and Vernon Ackerman ex convict from Oklahoma after Deputy Sheriff Lee Wright died of gunshot wounds from a January 13 kidnapping attempt on Chandler. County Attorney George T Wilson announced charges upon Wright’s death.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Trene Schroeder
W. Glenn Dague
Vernon Ackerman
Oklahomia
George T. Wilson
Lee Wright
Irene
Dague
Ackerman
Wright
Chandler
Joe Chapman
Physiciana
Joe Wells
Maricopa County
Chapman
Police raid gambling joint. eleven arrested in West Main Street
A squad of Java police raided a gambling joint on West Main Street last night arresting eleven poker players. The raid followed a citywide ban on slot machines and punch boards. Magistrate C B Porter fined each participant ten dollars plus costs and warned operators and patrons to avoid future arrests.
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Java
West Main Street
Ola Lippman
Ana Hayrolmen
Byowe
Atteheir
Folie
C. B. Porter
Tha Jyulice
Arcat
Porter
Tank Farm Fire Kills One. Four Mourn Missing Near Coalinga
A massive blaze at Felixwell No 1 in the Kettleman Hills district early today killed one man and left four others missing. A 12 900 gallon gasoline tank ruptured sending flaming fuel across the countryside and triggering a second 12 000 gallon tank explosion. Charles L Phillips was in charge at the well and the victims were identified as workers in the operation.
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Sliter
Ryan Coalinga
Calif
Felixwell No. 1
Kettleman Fillls
Charles L. Phillips
Knowit
Fine Concert Presented by School Groups
Various music groups from Con ry Public Schools performed a fine concert in the Senior High auditorium last evening. The program included elementary, junior, and senior high pupils with praise for the boys quartet and school orchestra. Proceeds of about 70 dollars were raised to purchase music and support the school music department.
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Music Department of Public Schools
Fen“re
Con Ry
Adhual
Lucile Murrey
Ofening
Agnes Connell
Margaret Jane Kamps
Partial Truce Reported in Pittsburgh Taxicab Strike
Reports from Pittsburgh indicate a partial truce in the taxicab drivers strike. Paul Toole, chairman of the strikers executive committee, said negotiations with Zed Cab Co had reached a stage where only a minor point remained. R D Hasley of Red Card denied plans to resume operations before other firms and noted the 40 percent wage demand would burden his company more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburgh
Paul Toole
Strikkers Executive Committee
Zed Cab Co
R. d. Hasley
Red Can Do
Rev E A Hook Speaks Before Kiwanis Club
Rev E A Hook pastor of the First Baptist Church spoke before Kiwanis in a weekly meeting. He discussed The Church and the City, stressing the church duties and aims such as war relief and developing minds toward higher goals. Dr J R Milioit urged punctual meetings, while J H Martin reported progress on a club quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Hook
1 Baptist Church
Kiwanis
J. R. Miliolt Winely
Jelock
Charles Shuss
J. H. Martin
B. Shoop
Harrisburg
H. Carson
Oklahoma City
Okla
W. R. Young
London
Eng
Harmon
Homestead
Ernest Williams
B. A. Houk
Corry
Rehearsals Advance for Aunt Lucta Comedy
Rehearsals for the collegiate comedy Aunt Lucta are well underway with Miss Purcell directing the production under the Corry Wonyan’s Club. More than one hundred cast members are involved for performances at the Senior High School on Wednesday and Thursday evenings February 1 and 7.
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Woman’s Club
Splendid Cast
Ion
Alia
Cucia
Vebritsry
Emanuel Guild Bake Sale at Washington Market
The Emanuel Guild of Emmanuel Episcopal church will hold a bake sale at the Washington Market on Washington Street this Saturday. Proceeds will support church work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanuel Guild
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Washington Market
Washington Street
Disarmament Conference Highlights Procedural Debate
London Jan 30 The Linden nyiel Conference met in plenary for an hour and 15 minutes to discuss procedure and agency for Henry L Stimson's progress report. Delegates explored armament limitation by categories with British and American positions converging on a transactional approach and future study while noting Italian reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb Miller
United Pres
London
Linden Nyiel
St Tikuns
Henry ‘L. Stimson
Olile Pata
Dino Gramil
Tianan Torelen Minnister
Waiil
Italy
Scemmil
Sti Ee
Hugh Gilson
Geneva
Hugh Gibson
United States
A. V. Alexander
Admiralty
Great Britain
Gigson
Prevhief
Tardieu
Prince Axit
MacDonald of Great
Ie Stimson
Wis
MacDonald
Extortion gang blamed for Chicago bombing
Police blame an Italian extortion gang for a major bombing in Chicago that injured sixteen and damaged an olive oil store and nearby shops on the north side. The blast, described as the area’s most powerful in years, threw residents from beds and shattered windows as investigators combed the wreckage.
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United Press Chicago
Sftl
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Piltetningh
Clayfield County
Craig
Houtzdale
Blairsville
Corry Loan and Savings
Wickersham
Blonde
Arizona
Schroeder
Kiwanis Club
Lucta
Emmanuel Guild
Stimson
Lyar Sit Iu
WOSY
Oi City
Sil
Itite ‘Matteson
Schonky
Charles Cataly
Fir
Sill
Hazel Wheeltall
Union City
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