Filibuster Leaders Remain Unmoved in Philippine Measure Stalemate
The Senate filibuster enters its fifth day resisting efforts to end debate on Philippine independence and related bills. Glass contemplates a cloture bid while Long and fellow filibuster leaders doubt a two thirds vote can be secured. House already voted to override Hoover veto. Insular House caucus rejects the Hewes-Cutting bill, signaling likely Senate action mirrors rejection.
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Washington
Senate
Roover
Glass
Virginia
Long
Louisiana
Thomas
Oklahoms
Wheeler
Montana
Walt
Treasury-Post Office
Sheppard
Texas
Watson
Indiana
House
Manila
Insular House
Preis
Hoover
United State
Gonat
Incular
Independence Mission
D. C
Representatives
Congress
Cavour Man Struck By Auto In Friday Night Incident
Roy Able, 62, of Cavour, was critically injured when struck and dragged by a car driven by Marvin Moffitt on Dakota avenue near Fourth street north Saturday night. Able, semi conscious, suffered internal injuries, fractures to both legs and ribs, and facial injuries. Police investigated. Able was taken to a Huron hospital. Witnesses said he stepped from a northbound truck seeking oil at a service station and was hit as the southbound auto passed.
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Roy Able
Cavour Jarmer
Huron Hospital
Mr. Able
Marvin Moffitt
Sixth Street
Dakota Avenue
Fourth Street
Able
Dakota
Moffitt
J. B. McNeill
Wears Woman's Garb To Beat Rheumatism
Philadelphia dispatch reports Albert Gramps age 70 wore his deceased wife’s clothing during a raid that uncovered liquor at a large home. He claimed rheumatism drove him to dress as a young girl. Also noted, William A. Spinks, 61, who built a billiard chalk cube business, died in Los Angeles.
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Philadelphia
Albert Gramps
Albert
Inks
Los “Angeles
William A. Spinks
Chicago
Doctors Baffled By Young Girl Sneezing Fit
CHIPPEWA FALLS WIS Jan 16 Daisy Jost 15 suffered frequent sneezing episodes since last Monday as Mayo Clinic specialists and St Josephs Hospital physicians investigated a mysterious ailment. Sneezes occurred every few minutes causing chest and throat contractions, sweat and chest pain with concern for the heart. Dr William E Henske reported reduced seizure frequency and intensity this morning while continuing treatment.
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Chippewa
Falls
Wis
Jan
Daisy Jost
Jess
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Min
St. Josephs' Hospital
William E. Henske
Plan Meeting On Transactions Tax in South Dakota
South Dakota legislators will discuss a controversial transactions tax tomorrow in Pierre. Senator S. Gilliland chairs the group, with D. J. O Keefe and R. Rounds presenting the draft. The plan would centralize tax funds, classify taxpayers, set base and secondary rates, and require annual levies by local governments with monthly or quarterly payments.
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Fierre
South Dakota
5S. G. Gilliland
Yankton
D. J. O'Keefe
Pierre
Rounds
Kadeka
O'Keefe
House
Senate Taxation Committee
Southa+ koita
Tel
Finance Commission
Toll Of Explosion Takes Four In Rural Home
Explosion at a country home eight miles from Morehead killed Jesse DeBords 19 Lizzie DeBords 23 Luther Hamilton 5 and Anna Lee 18 months when a keg of blasting powder exploded near the DeBords residence. Also killed were Sylvester DeBords and others in the blast. Separately Roberts county commissioners slash salaries of courthouse staff by about 30 percent.
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Morehead
Jesse DeBords
Lizzie
Luther Hamilton
Anna Lee
Sylvester DeBords
Sisseton
Jan
Court House
Roberts County
Senate Debates Domestic Allotment Plan Revision
The Senate Agriculture Committee delayed action on the domestic allotment bill after a request from Senator Smith of South Carolina to confer with President-elect Roosevelt. The measure aims to pay farmers a bounty offsetting prewar price levels, funded by a tax on wheat and related commodities, in return for a 20 percent production cut, with potential expansion to all farm products if feasible.
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F. G. Vosburgh
Associated Press
Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Smith
South Carolina
Roosevelt
Ing
New York
House
Senate
Secretary of Agriculture
Cousin Of Hoover Seeks To Save Farm
DES MOINES Jan 16 A E Hoover who says he is a first cousin of President Hoover is in Des Moines to save his farm near Grand Meads ow Minn The farm carries a 14000 mortgage held by the Des Moines joint stock land bank and is to be foreclosed next Saturday Hoover says his father and Eli Hoover were kin and he was born in West Branch Iowa where the president was born
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Des Moines
A. E. Hoover
Hoover
Grand Meadsow
Minn
Des
West Branch
Tha Presides
Typhoid Deaths Rise Across Town To Eleven
Typhoid deaths reach eleven with two salesmen among the victims Alfred Steen 26 and Alvin Cleland 28. Steen was a noted basketball player and his brother is also ill. Deaths also include Hershel Brady 10 in Mitchell, burial planned in Worthington. Officials warn more deaths may occur in the next two weeks as medical care continues.
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Alfred Steen
Peter Steen
Steen
Ath
Alvin, Cleland
United States
Relief Plan Pushes Moratorium for Irrigation Areas
Washington lawmakers on the joint irrigation committee aim to extend last year’s moratorium for western districts. The measure, backed by Carey of Wyoming and Thomas of Idaho in the Senate and Chavez of New Mexico in the House, would relieve reclamation farmers from government payments through 1933 with partial relief in early 1932.
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Washington
House
Senate
Carey
Wyoming
Thomas
Idaho
Chavez
New Mexico
Glassy stare London snakes shed skins at show
Fragmentary OCR notes describe snakes at a London show. Shedding skins mentioned as a problem for keepers who must refit equipment. The text is garbled with stray punctuation and unclear dates.
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London
Improving Pierre Epidemic Response Report
Governor Tom Berry reported from Chamberlain that the wahald epidemic is improving with 20 cases under treatment. Local authorities and relief agencies are cooperating to prevent further spread as efforts to clean town rubbish and water supply issues continue. Physical aid from Mitchell and Chamberlain officials is noted.
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Pierre
Chamberlain
Tom Barry
Berry
Tta World
Mitchell
Steat
Chambérlain
SypHold
Des Moines Receivers Schedule Bank Foreclosure Action
Receivers for 348 Towabanka ordered from L A Andrew a superior agent of banklna Eta in a filing dated today. The action concerns foreclosure proceedings and potential sale actions regarding the property tied to the banklna case.
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Des
Moines
Towabanka
L. A Andrew
Banklna
Rites Held for Infant Daughter in Wellington
Funeral services for the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Oscar Drai were held at a local hospital in Wellington on Thursday with relatives and friends in attendance. Details remain sparse from the damaged notice.
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Wellington
Oscar Drai Jocal
Beide 15 Fongred 2x Bergen at Eat Ott
In a cryptic fragment from the page, names Beide and Fongred appear with a note about Bergen, listing a possible event or matchup. The text is sparse and lacks clear details, but suggests a score or result involving Bergen and two players.
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Bergen
American Envoy Denies China War Aid Agreement
Tokyo reports accuse the United States of aiding China's war prep against Japan. Ambassador Joseph C. Grew denies any understanding or loan to China, citing a State Department statement. Japanese war office claims chiefly US and Germany arms support to China. Italian-Chinese tensions rise after an Italian messenger is slain near Shanhaikwan. china japan italy shanghai nagging.
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Tokyo
United States
China
Japan
Joseph C. Grew
Nanking
Grew
Stimison
Information Bureau
Japanese War Office
Chang Hslso-Liang
Germany
Shanghai
Tientsin
Hangchow Aviation School
Chiang
Kai-Shek
Chang
Foreign Office
Zanan
Washington
Shanhaikwan
Irian
Here
Chinwengtao
Shanhailewan
Great Wall of China
Jehol
Manchulug
Kailu
Japen-i Ban
Tungling
Kail
Tungliao
Chinese Delegate Protests To League
Dr. W. W. Yen head of the Chinese delegation to the League protested in Geneva that leaders of the league assembly amended draft settlements for the China Japan dispute without Chinese notification. He demanded immediate briefing on the exact situation.
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Geneva
Switzerland
W. W. Yen
Roosevelt Looks To Younger Aides
President elect Roosevelt weighs a youthful cabinet, urged by Col. B. M. Howse and backed by William G. McAdoo. Veterans such as Owen D. Young and Newton D. Baker appear unlikely as the plan gains momentum. No announcements expected for two weeks as Roosevelt plans meetings in New York and Washington before heading south.
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Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Col
B. M. Howse
Woodrow Wilson
William G. McAdoo
California
Chicago
America
Owen D. Young
New York
Newton LD. Baker
Ohio
Washington
Pope Declares Holy Year For Pilgrimages And Peace
Vatican announces a papal bull setting aside April 2 to mark a holy year of prayer penance and pilgrimage. Pope Pius XI says the period aims to foster social political and international peace across Rome and beyond.
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Vatican City
Rome
Pius. XI
Jury Term Opens in Circuit Court With 26 Jurors Present
Judge Frank R. Fisher presided as Judge Alva E. Taylor was ill. The January term opened with 26 jurors reporting and 40 to 45 cases on the calendar. First trial set for Farmers State Bank of Yale versus E. F. Martin. Stipulations for judgments settlements and transfers were disposed of, shifting cases to the court calendar.
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Circuit Court
Frank RB. Fisher
Miller
Alva E. Taylor
Farmers State Bank of
Yale
E.f.martin
Nord, Chamberlain
Hall
James Byrnes
Martin
Fire aboard Soviet freighter reported near Sakhalin
A government station reported a spectacular fire aboard the steamer Golden Tide near Sakhalin. An initial message relayed from the vessel was sent Thursday night, noting the incident and subsequent interception by authorities.
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Sakhalin
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