Mukden U S Consul Beaten by Three Japanese Soldiers
In Mukden Manchuria January 4 United States Consul Culver B Chamberlain suffered a brutal assault by three Japanese soldiers and a civilian interpreter. Two privates were arrested as the incident drew swift diplomatic scrutiny with Morishima apologizing and Myers demanding a severe penalty for the unprovoked attack.
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Glenn Babe Mukden
Manchuria
Japan
Culver B. Chamberlain
Kazuhito Morishima
United States
Myers
Morishima
Charaberisin
Chamberlain
Mukden
Culber V. Chamberlain
Jese
Mytt S. Myers
Kansas City
Mulk~den
Harbin
Japa
Chancerlain
Chinchow
Yinckew
Washington
State Department
Gouin Deketa: Weather Update Tonight and Tomorrow
Fragmentary note reports a shift to warmer conditions tonight and Tuesday with caution over cold spells. Mentions delivery schedule, a time reference of 23 p.m., and a phone contact for further details.
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Muren
Gouin Deketa
Policeman Uses Piano Skill to Help Coat Theft Case
CHICAGO January 4 Sergeant James Lefevour of the police department finds piano playing helps in a case of missing coats from a party hosted by Joseph De Salva. Uninvited guest Kenneth Brown suspected. after search the coats are found hidden inside a piano and Brown is arrested.
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Chicago
James Lefevour
Police
Coate
Joseph de Salva
Onc
Kenneth Brown
Brown
Lefevour
James Patterson
Sergeant Lefevour
Coats
New Twist Seen In Foshay Case
In Minneapolis the second trial of seven defendants opens next Monday with potential new developments. C W Salisbury may plead guilty to using the mails to defraud and seek mercy. W B Foshay notes Salisbury faces financial pressure yet doubts he will drop the case.
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Minneapolis
Jan
Foshay
the Tribune
C. W. Salisbury
W. B. Foshay Company
Genevieve A. Clark
Clark
Fred Horowitz
Los Angeles
Special Assiste Amt
United States Attorney
Foshey
Salida
Colo
W. B. Foshay
W. B. Pashay Enterprises
W. Salisbury
Salisbury
Interprise
One Is Killed In Honolulu Cleanup Shooting
A cleanup campaign in Honolulu ends with the death of Miguel Batabas, a crew member from the Meigs W. Ames. Police, including traffic officer Pokipala, pursue Daniel Lyman the escaped killer. Sixteen American Legion members guard Oahu prison where Lui Kalkepu is held in solitary confinement after confessing to an attack on Mrs James M. O'Dowda. Kalkepu and burglar Kaikapu escaped, recaptured, and the attack on the school teacher followed hours later.
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Honolulu
Miguel Batabas
Meigs W. Ames Pokipala
Daniel Lyman
Barabeatan
American Legion
Oahu
Lui Kalkepu
James M. O'Dowda
Kaikapu
Wea
Desperate Young Brothers Hunt After Missouri Farmyard Massacre
The Young brothers Harry and Jennings, linked to the Springfield six officer killings, fled from Missouri into Texas amid a nationwide manhunt. Oklahoma's Charles Floyd, nicknamed Pretty Boy, adds to the crime spree with a history of killings and arrests across multiple states. Police fear wider involvement and possible Mexico escape.
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Missouri
Texas
Floyd
Oklahoma
Springfield
Young Brothers
Ozark
Streetan
Dan Nee
Nee
Ams
Marcell Hendrix
Harry Young
Desperadoes
Jennings
Houston
Mexico
Willie Young
Harry
Hendrix
Young Farm
Mark Nee
Republic
Tony Oliver
Wiley Mashburn
Charles House
Ollie Crosswhite
Sidney Meadows
National
Jennings Young
Paul
Charlea Floyd
Pretty Boy
Woods County
Akron
Toledo
Ohio
Young
Mirs
Quacar
Vinlita Young
Albert Conley
Mitchell and Madison Postmasters Named
Oscar W. Coursey of Mitchell SD was nominated by President Hoover to be postmaster. Adolph B. Holten was nominated to be postmaster at Madison SD. The nominations of the South Dakota men were sent to the senate for confirmation with other similar selections.
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Mitchell
Madison
Washington
Oscar W. Coursey
Hoover
Adolph B. Holten
S. D
South Dakota
Senate
Meyers Youth Dies After Brief Illness in Bonilis Area
John C. Meyers died Saturday morning at his Bonilis area home after a brief illness. He was born May 25, 208 and had lived on the farm his entire life. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Ben- parish church.
Dog Named Trix In Patchwork Family Feud
New York report recounts a Sunday quarrel where Lambert police dog Trix joined in, biting all three participants impartially. The Lambert family jokes about the dog’s involvement while the health department considers his behavior.
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New York
Joe Lambert
Trix
Lambert
Sebbath
Health Department
Budget Estimates Are Given Slash Budget Estimates Are Given
The House committee led by Chairman Burns trimmed about ten percent from Hoover's budget plan in the first major efficiency drive. It cut miscellaneous department requests to 125,086,262 and kept all estimates from increasing. Senate action aimed for week’s end while highway aid fell short of MacDonald’s claimed need by 10 million. Veterans and public works allocations noted, with forest and postal service spending adjusted and wages scrutiny amid a tight fiscal cycle.
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Dexencratic House
Burns
Hoover
Will .Ge
Senate
Thomas E. MacDonald
Bureau of Public Roads
Congress
Hines
Appropriations Committee
James A. Wetmore
District of Columbia
Bedusy
Forest Service
Postal Village Service
Bowett of Indian Affairs
George Moses
New Hampshire
Western Independent
Congress Returns Determined To Act On Relief Program
Congress returns to finish emergency relief plans with urgent action expected. Hoover urges swift adoption of eight measures, including reconstruction finance corporation funding and land bank capitalization. House aims to declare tariff policy and push tax programs, while committees prepare farm relief and unemployment aid bills amid other urgent duties.
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Washington
Congress
Hoover
Beaver
Senate
House
Pertis
Reconstruction Finance Corporation Plan
Federal Land Bank
Otto Kahn
New York
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Lane Man Dies and Burial Planned for Tuesday
Lane resident Mays died Sunday at his home after a paralysis stroke. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 PM at the Lane home with burial in Woonsocket. Survived by widow, two daughters Gertrude Roler and Harriet DeRouchey, two sons Harold and Roland, three sisters, one brother, and other relatives. A long-time Jerauld County resident and elevator operator, he previously served as county treasurer.
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Lane
S. H
May
Woonsocket
Mr. Mays
Mra Gertrude Roler
Sharpsville
Ind
Harriett DeRouchey
Gettysburg
Harold
Roland
Carrie X. Kingmen
Mary Weles
Huron
Sarah Suthers
Miner 2 Point
Wiz
Joe May
Orient
Slsur
Fred Golliser
Mineral Point
Wis
Scout
Mir. May
Jerauld County
Terence
Jorauld County
F. Zi
Empire Strikes Back at Civil Disobedience Leaders
The British government moves to jail Mahatma Gandhi and Vallabhai Patel amid new crackdowns on the civil disobedience campaign. London signals a hard line on law and order as the movement waves across India and international protests flare in Panama and Poona.
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London
India
Associated Press
Great Britain
Mahatoja Gandhi
Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru
Bombay
New Delhi
Congress Party
Panama
Gandhi
Poona
Jan
Mahatma
Yerawada
Httle
Vallabhai Patel
Indian National Congress
Thoreau
Mahatma Mra
Patel
Veranda
Lord Willingdon
Lord Irwin
Burma
Raish Named Chairman of South Dakota Railroad Board
Pierre Jan 4 The election of John W Raish to the chairmanship of the South Dakota board of railroad commissioners was announced today He succeeds J J Murphy who has served as chairman the past two years D Brisbine was elected vice chairman Raish has served on the commission since 1919 appointed by Governor Norbeck He will seek renomination in May primary election Raish a University of South Dakota law graduate practiced in Belle Fourche Deadwood Aberdeen before joining the commission.
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W. Dougherty
Raish
University of South Dakota Law
Belle Fourche
Deadwood
Aberdeen
Railroad Commission
Finland weighs liquor plan after repeal vote
Finland faces a government driven liquor policy as Minister E M Kivimaki drafts a new law. He favors a Goteborg style system with a state controlled import and sale monopoly and bans private trade to curb abuses. The Bratt rationing model is rejected.
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Louis P. Lochner
Associated Press
Helsingfors
Finland
E. M. Kivimaki
Goteborg
Mr. Kivimaki
School Board Weighs Economy Measures For 19 32
Huron school board set to discuss further budget cuts and economy measures at the first meeting of the new year. Finance chair RB Hill disclosed planned salary reductions starting next September and other reductions to trim the 1921-32 budget. The board previously reduced 327 000 last summer, cutting taxes about 12 percent this year. Also on the agenda is selecting a successor to Elinor Dean of Girls at the high school. Miss Jones resigns February 1 to pursue a master’s in speech at the University of Town. The Strasturday visit to Bloux Falla noted.
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Huron
RB. Hill
Hil
Ming m
Elinor
Miss Jones
University of Town
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