Wilsons public utterances cited in FTC publicity hearing
Letters and public utterances of President Wilson were introduced as part of the Federal Trade Commission public publicity hearing on utility practices. Bernard F. Weadock quoted Wilson on publicity and noted correspondence between the president and Secretary McAdoo. Continues on page six.
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Joint Committee of National Utility Associations
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McAdoo
The
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Sleet Storm Hits Great Plains With Freezing Temperatures
A northern gale drives sleet snow and rain across the plains from the Dakotas to the gulf as temperatures plunge. Thermometers fail to read subzero levels in Glasgow Montana. The weather disrupts travel and daily life as winter king asserts its rule.
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King Winter
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Rocky Mountains
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Continental Divide
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Break in Republican ranks threatens open airing in senate
Washington reports continued splits within the Republican ranks between regulars and western independents over finance committee seats. La Follette of Wisconsin seeks one of two posts. an attempt to sideline him failed as Idaho's Senator Thomas was named, drawing protests from independents. Senate politics and tariff revenue legislation are at stake as Smoot of Utah opposes rebel independents. Democrats watch silently.
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Smoot
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Princess Weds Italian Crown Prince in Rome
Princess Marie Jose of Belgium married Prince Humbert of Piedmont in a Mass at the Quirinal’s Sacred Chapel. The ceremony was attended by numerous kings queens princes and princesses, with Cardinal Maff conducting and royal attendance noted as a major postwar European court event.
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Piedmont
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Calvi di Bergolo
Cadinal Maff
Pisa
Banks stockpile near 1 million kept on hand in Paducah
Paducah officials announced nearly 1 million dollars in currency was brought to the First National Bank as a precaution. William P. Bradshaw, 51, long time president and promoter of local banks and a co operative tobacco leaders figure, died yesterday from self inflicted knife wounds amid health issues and concern over minor employee defalcations. Bank directors stressed institutions were sound as currency kept on site came from federal reserve banks in St. Louis and Louisville.
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Paducah
William P. Bradshaw
Bradshaw
Dark Tobacco Growers Co-Operative Marketing Association
First National Bank
Mechanics Trust and Savings Banks
St. Louis
Louisville
Louis Rubel
First Vice Press
Gangster’s Mother Gives Blood to Son on Table
In Chicago on January 8, the mother of James McManus, a 32 year old gangster wounded in a street fight, donated a pint of her blood to transfuse him as doctors fought to save his life. The mother, a 50 year old woman, rushed to the hospital after reading of the shooting and urged the transfusion.
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Chicago
James McManus
Half of School Aid Fund To Be Distributed
State Superintendent W C Cook said the Board of Public Works will distribute half of the state aid fund to school districts at once and prepare requisitions for action at a January 21 meeting The rider attached to the appropriation will be considered when requisitions are presented for action. earlier reports were corrected to reflect immediate distribution plans and not postponement.
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Charleston
State Superintendent of
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Board of Public Works
Cook
Re Hearing Of Appeal Denied Dr James H Snook
The Ohio Supreme Court denied a re hearing of Dr James H Snook’s death sentence for the June 13 murder of Miss Theora Hix. He is to die in the electric chair January 31 after a double appeal from a common pleas court conviction. The next step is a United States Supreme Court review.
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Supreme Court
James H. Snook
Theora K. Hix
American Delegates Sail From New York To London ArmS Conference
American delegates to the London naval arms conference set sail from New York tomorrow. The five power talks, involving the United States Great Britain Japan France and Italy, begin January 21 with high hopes to curb armaments while acknowledging difficult paths ahead. President Hoover urged patience and confidence, saying no hurried conclusions are expected as the delegation proceeds to negotiations.
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New York
Byron Price
Associated Press Stat! Witer
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Great Britain
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Erause
Italy
City’s Financial Condition Sound With Large General Fund Balance
Chicago reports an unencumbered general fund balance of 13 046.23 and surplus funds in the Graf ton city treasury. Mayor King praises a strong, paid-in-liabilities city finances with large property valuations and better than expected revenue, despite numerous new starts noted in the Sentinel Gift Club.
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Grafton
John Newcomb
Charles C. King
King
Girl Daisy Horn Slain in Irvine Amid Suspect Arrested
Irvine Ky January eighth a girl named Daisy Horn eighteen was found dead with two bullet wounds in a ravine prompting officers to question a young man known as swift heart who is jailed on murder charges Ancil Proffett twenty two was named as a suspect by the mother but denied the accusation The notice continues on page six There is also a bake sale announcement by the Ladies Aid Society of the First Baptist Church for Saturday January eleventh starting at ten o'clock in the church lower rooms 258-p-3
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