Democrat Plans Jackson Day Dinner and 1832 Convention Hints
A trio of Democratic figures will speak at the Jackson Day dinner on January 4, setting the stage for the next day’s national committee session to select the 1832 convention city. The group includes James M. Cox John W. Davis and Abred E. Smith, veterans of past campaigns.
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Washington
Malwarts
National Committee
James M. Cox
Ohio
John W. Davis
West Virginia
Abred E. Smith
New York
Raskob
Raskeb
Chicago
San Francisco
Atlantic City
Cleveland
Kansas City
St. Louis
Albert Tipper
Farmer
Billings
Democrats mull convention city amid bidding scramble
In Chicago despite strong bid Democrats weigh alternatives as they scramble for a convention site. Potential contenders are evaluated with focus on access, facilities, and political optics.
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Chicago
Mexico Disarms Civilians Under Nationwide Campaign
Mexico tightens gun control under a depistolization program ordered by Secretary of War Plutarco E Calles. Civilians cannot import buy sell or carry firearms or ammunition in most states, with aim to reduce crime and banditry. Knife crimes rise as guns are removed from agrarian guard units and rural reserves. In separate brief, Mina Aasved, former Day County South Dakota superintendent, dies in Carson North Dakota.
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C. P. Nutter
Mexico City
Mexico
Plutarco E. Calles
Carson
N. D
Mina Aasved
Day County
South Dakota
Webster
Grant County
Dry Rally Sets Off Big Drive
The Anti Saloon League of America plans a five day conference in Washington starting January 15 to chart the 1932 dry campaign. Keynoters include F Scott McBride Bishop W H Ainsworth Governor William H Murray and Senator Morris Sheppard. The league aims to resubmit the eighteenth amendment and organize nationwide meetings and literature to mobilize voters on primaries and elections.
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Washington
W. H. Ainsworth
Birmingham
Ala
Bishop Ainsworth
Ainsworth
North Alabama Methodist Conference
William H. Murray
Oklahoma
Ernest H. Cherrington
Feneral
World League Against Alcoholism
Morris Sheppard
Texas
Patrick Callahan
Louisville
League
McBride
Goodhope Seeks Reelection as State Treasurer
Pierre January 29. State Treasurer A C Goodhope announced his candidacy for Republican renomination in May. He will run on his record of economy and efficiency and noted plans to boost gasoline tax revenue, including new auditors and an accounting system to curb evasion.
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Goodhope
Goxthope
Teurmer
Ray F. Fitzgerald
William M. Dunn
E. Coyne
Seek Uniform Hunt Regulations for South Dakota Lands
W Q Roberts Rosebud superintendent asks federal Bureau of Indian Affairs to seek uniform hunting and fishing regulations for South Dakota Indian lands. Director O H Johnson of the state game and fish department plans to enlist Louis Knowles, state leader of the federal predatory animal control service, in the program.
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Federal Bureau of Indian Affairs
South Dakota Indian Lands
W. Q. Roberts
Rosebud
0. H. Johnson
State Game and Fish Department
Louis Knowles
Federal
Predatory Animal Control Service
Hard Times Soft Words Stop Duelists in Budapest
In Budapest actor Paul Javoe and theater critic Zoltan Egyed nearly faced a duel with sabers after a heated exchange. Authorities intervened, preventing a fatal confrontation as tensions rose amid reports of widespread modernization and telephone access affecting daily life.
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Budapest
Paul Javoe
Zoltan Egyed
Minne
Doland Opera House Damaged By Fire
Doland Jan 20 fire believed caused by defective wiring in a meter box damaged Doland Opera House at 11 30 last night. Gerald Olson owner of a restaurant on first floor heard an explosion on the second floor and notified firemen who arrived after the blaze had gained headway. Dense smoke hampered efforts. Equipment in Olson restaurant and drug store on first floor was removed. Most damage was to rear of second floor dressing rooms. Building owned by A Papke Lemmon. Insurance covered the loss.
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Doland
Doland Opera House
Gerald Olson
Olson
Boland
A. Papke
Lemmon
Peru Urges US Probe Into Foreign Loans
Lima reports say the national assembly urged Peru’s government to seek Senate Banking Committee inquiry into foreign loans to Peru. The move targets whether anyone besides Juan Leguia, son of ex president Augusto B. Leguia, profited as promoters. The request follows a transcript from the Senate foreign securities probe naming a $415,000 commission paid to Juan Leguia for promoting $190,000,000 in loans now in default.
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Lima
Peru
National Assembly
United States Senate Banking Committee
Washington
Juan Leguia
Augusto B. Leguia
Peruvian Congress
Leguia
American Senate Committee
J. and W. Seligman, Company
New York
Northwestern Bell starts two North Dakota cable projects
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co begins work on two North Dakota projects costing 9300. A new cable between Bismarck and Mandan calls for 952,000 and a section of a Fargo Bismarck line 41000.
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Bismarck
N. D
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
North Dakota
Mandan
Fargo-Bismarck
Diamond Tiaras Now Find Favor At White House Event
The season's social notices highlight foreign ambassadors wives and society figures in elegant dress and diamond tiaras. Mrs. Edward E. Gans wore petunia velvet with a square neck. Donna Antoinette de Martino appeared in white and silver brocade with ice-blue tulle. Madame Paul Claudel chose black velvet with pale pink silver-embroidered bodice. Mme Debuchi wore ecru lace with ruffles and a matching cape. Lady Lindsay and Madame May showcased diamond tiaras. Viscountess d Alte wore diamond accents with jet-head shoulder cape. Mme Bosrom displayed a black shoulder cape.
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Amart
White House
Edward’ E. Gans
Donna Antoinette de Martino
Paul Claudel
Ecru
Mme. Debuchi
Lady Lindsay
Madame May
Viscountess d'Alte
Madame Bos‘rom
Veils and Brillants Adorn Mme Voverka at Reception
Mme Voverka wife of the Czecho-Slovakian minister wore a black velvet gown complemented by a narrow band of brill ianta at a formal reception, adding a touch of elegance to the event.
Jury Trial Sought In State Sausage Adulteration Case
James Pappas owner of Square Deal Grocery demanded a jury trial after pleading not guilty to selling water adulterated sausage. State investigator Bonfoey led the case. Pappas posted bond of 200 dollars and was represented by B B MacClaskey. The Swander Baking Co fined 30 dollars total for bread underweight. Jack DeWitt pleaded guilty to hamburger adulteration and was fined 15 dollars total. Edam cheese notes include Holland origin and use of brandy or rum to soften before eating.
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James Pappas
Square Deal Grocery
M. F. Bonfoey
Hus
Pappas
B. B. MacClaskey
Swander Baking Company
Jack DeWitt
Council Oak
Bonfocy
de Witt
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