Ohio Legislature Opens Year With Subpoena Hearings
In Columbus Ohio the rules committee of the Senate votes to seek power to subpoena witnesses in the gubernatorial appointee controversy over Charles F Schaber for the state utilities commission. Governor White outlines his budget stance as lawmakers tackle taxes pensions and prohibition repeal amid a tight revenue outlook.
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Columbus
Charles F. Schaber
Polite Utilities Commission
Ohio Jegislature
Senate
Roosevelt Ready for Immediate Action After Victory
President-elect Roosevelt weighs immediate steps after victory, with aides signaling preliminary talks on economic and international issues. He met with Henry J. Simon as preparations for a major conference advance, while discussions on debt, economy, arms, and farm relief dominate domestic concerns.
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Henry J. Simon
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Olret
Roo
Sliteos
Hyde Park
Roytrena
Danincentio Pei Grant
Garner to Oppose Repeal Set-up In Senate Clash
Washington dispatch reports Speaker Garner will oppose the repeal plan likely to derail any chance of congressional action this session. The House leader, wielding influence over measures, criticized the proposal that would protect dry states and shape the form of the repeal resolution.
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Garner
Senate
Washington
So Long, Gals Harrisburg Pay Jan 10
Harrisburg organizes new non political forum as women lobbyists face ban amid remarks by Representative Thomas Wilson of McKean County. He notes interviews with attractive women take longer and laments women lobbyists are barred. The group formed last night to push for pay reforms, declare non partisan stance.
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Harrisburg
Levis- Inttro Toague
Ily
Atab
Thomas Wilson
Wilson
Stiletto Fatal Attack on Four-Month-Old Boy in Bronx
Detective identifies a killer who allegedly murdered a four-month-old boy in a Bronx home. The suspect Michael Contino, aged 23, was found drunk and asleep in a dark room while the infant died from a stab wound. The father Armando Contino was at a night class studying plumbing. Continued on Page 11.
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New York
Ale Tadix
Michael Contino
Bronx
Anmado
Lsuning le Plumbing
Truesdale murder trial motion delays insanity hearing
Loren Truesdale, 23, awaits a ruling on a motion for an insanity hearing in the second murder case tied to the death of Mist Woods and Marl Truesdale. The jury previously disagreed, leading judges to vacate a prior verdict and set January dates for further action.
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Jan L
Loren Truesdale
Ware
Selion
Truesdal
Marl
Thulitia Woods
Tania
Liverett
Presentar Nenest
M. Botkin
Gray and Beige in Get Cali in Temperate Area
The note outlines a temperate climate region featuring gray and beige tones in a study of color balance. It highlights how hues interact with light changes and suggests palette considerations for interiors and fashion.
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Cali
Agriculture Bill Wins Farm Unity
Washington report says the emergency relief bill advanced in the House amid rapid amendments. National farm groups voiced strong support while major unions did not testify, with leaders stressing unity and timely action amid tense committee hearings.
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Dao
Hiletint
O'Neal
American Maer Airean Federation
Haven
Natonal Gyan
National Tarvers' Union
Agricultive Committee
Q’neal
Tarney
Bricker names Schull special counsel in Ohio AG office
John Bricker announces Wilbur L. Schull of Columbus will serve as general counsel in the attorney general's office. A probate settlement in Johnson probate court allocates 3090 for the estate of Harward Lopes stemming from a collision on State Route 4 near Middletown on August 31. Johnson, 18, was involved in the incident.
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Columbus
Wilbur L. Schull
Colimius
John Bricker
Johnson
Wey J. Johnson
Guiding
Middletown
Ee Johnson
Color trends in gentle browns for spring shoe lines
Retailers report the annual shoe industry convention highlighting beige and tan palettes for temperate zones with Turkish red accents. The emphasis shifts to comfortable leather, solid colors, and supportive designs across sandals pumps and Oxford styles, with new strap and instep features for better support.
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Titan
Ratail
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Wariea
Emily General
Oxford
Apera
Brazilian agent pitches Kentucky horses to Brazil market
A Brazilian agent urged Kentucky horsemen to export to Brazil by proposing catchy nicknames for horses such as Ragketeer Prohibitionist Gangster and assorted appellations in a detter to boost sales.
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Lexington
Brasil
Newspaperman Dies in Mishap In Detroit
John M. Donne, 74, longtime copy editor of the Detroit Free Press and former Ohio official, was killed in a car crash last night. He served as Olio State librarian and clerk of the Ohio House of Representatives in McKinley era.
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Detroit
John M. Donne
Detroit, Free Press
Ohio
McKinley
Mark Magna
Wag Olio
Olio House of
Repeal Proposition Raises Broad Questions
The piece reports debate over a proposed constitutional amendment to repeal the Eighteenth Amendment. It notes Senate Judiciary Committee approval 10 to 4 and that Congress could regulate liquor traffic in all states, wet or dry, if states fail to prohibit. It questions what constitutes a saloon under the plan and who could enforce laws against saloons.
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David Tawrence
Washington
Tania
Rand
Senate Judiciary Committees
Congress
Five Die In Home Fire Tragedy In Newitt Family
A deadly house blaze claimed five lives in a three story dwelling. Victims include Cecil Newitt, 81, Maude Newitt, 45, and others named with Cecil and Nellie Young, ages 50 and 16. The brief account notes family members, a second story window escape, and smoke obscuring escape routes on the sixth floor.
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Cevil Newitt
Maude Mewitt
Cecil Ty
Carinida
Hosvitt
Neliie Young
Air Mail Pilot Escapes in Crash Near Columbus Airport
Jack Zimmerman, 30, of Columbus, Ohio, barely escaped death when his air mail plane crashed near the Muyheny enumty air port and burst into flames. He was unconscious but rescued. the plane carried 700 pounds of freight rather than passengers, most of which was destroyed in the blaze.
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Pittehnrgh
Lewshing
Muyheny Enumty
Jack Zimmerman
Columbus
Claetes
Zimmerman
Yimmerman
Beatrice Snipes’ Death Sentence Commuted to Life
Governor Blackwood commuted the death sentence of Beatrice Perguson Snipes, an expectant mother convicted of the murder of Elliott Harris, a York City policeman, saving her life. The move comes as Washington clears the way to resume the stock market inquiry with Irving Ben Cooper as associate counsel for the Senate committee.
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Columbia, &. G
Blackwood
Beatrice Perguson
Washington
New York
Senate Bawking
Irving Ben Cooper
Seabury
Dayton Woman Takes Own Life
A Dayton woman, Mrs David Rove, 5, ended her life last night by hanging herself from a window at her home. The body was found by a passerby this morning.
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Dayton
D. Dan
David Rove
Cost of Patrols in Pittsburgh Clarified
A clearl y garbled report states that the cost of heating and patrols in Pittsburgh over ten days was set at 310. It notes that Ames Jone, 22, admitted taking part in a fight in which Patrolman Harry Linder was injured. The piece links the incident to a price for full patrol service.
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Pittsburgh
Pidge
Ames Jone
Gle Patratiann
Harry Linder
Congress Actions Today Reported In Brief
The article notes ongoing House and Senate activity with committee hearings on manufacturing and banking reform. It mentions judiciary subcommittees examining hearings on Black Friday week, routine business in the committees, and a provision repealing a resolution. Large contributors to the National Economy League are named ahead of joint committee discussions on veterans’ affairs.
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Congress
House
Fara Hill
Senate
Urietly
Senritor
Cabo
Dolnson
Gaby
National Economy League
Postatt Department Supply Hill
Mationad
Cioney
Archer Bags Mountain Lion in Utah Hunt
In Payson Utah Dan D Yt L D Pyouty swore to guide archers in a hunt after dogs tracked a tumahain. Kona tor ne koe wore here. Plumouty fired a well aimed bow shot. Tellah witnessed an emi through its body as the lion fell.
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Payson
Utah
L. D. Pyouty
Wesleyan Mopes Hurt Y Injury Details From Accident
Detaw O Tan 10 Ohio Wesleyan University 6 hopes for a successful Rickey conference were dimmed today when it was learned Hint Eats and Duncan Cleveland would be out for two weeks with no foot injury retained Saturday night at Mivasi. Duncan was among tents leading his last SOHN TEGLER IN IMPROVED CONDITION Mercy hospital attendants Tuesday reported careful lanpwave man in the condition of don Tey ler age 38 Colorain avenue and Caniyfon road Cinglunati who wad fois along the towd hor Ate Adis church at 8240 a. m. Sunday by William Todgagn street car operator. Toglar was suffering from concussion of Ie Bruin a fractured skull with Sracked muse. When questioned by police Toselor would not give more than some one hit me. This automobity was found werbed against a telephone Polo nore Be. Ann's church.
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Cleveland
Mivasi
Sohn ‘Tegler
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Odgagn
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Be. Ann's Church
Democrats Put Economy at Head of Program
A Democratic party meeting set economy as the top government objective. They call for new tax legislation to boost revenue but agree no revenue-raising measures should be enacted until after a fiscal survey. Senator Marrivan of Mississippi urged restraint.
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Doller
Serolor Marrivan
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Borah and Johnson Row Over French War Debts
A garbled Washington at dawn scene shows senators Borah and Johnson clashing in a long debate over French wartime debts. The exchange touches on withheld information from Wisconsinites and questions the integrity of disclosures to the senate.
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Borah
Johnson
FLEES OPERATION BUT IS CAUGHT IN SEATTLE
A disjointed report describes a man named Mex Cizaski, age 48, fleeing from an operation. He was glimpsed by bystanders wearing only a vigil and blanket, then recaptured after wandering from his ward.
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Seattle
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Mex Cizaski
Dontors
Nerses
Hig Ward
Huntington Lad Recovering After Automobile Struck
Huntington, 109 Single Avenue, son of Mr and Mrs Huntington, is recovering from a broken leg suffered Friday when struck by a car on Green Wool Avenue.
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Col Huntington
Mya
Wale Huntsington
Single Avenue
Hang
Ayer
President Hoover Urges Ban on Arms Trade
President Hoover sends a message urging a speedy ratification of a convention to suppress the sale or shipment of arms for military use. The note emphasizes a broad prohibition without detailing a specific treaty provision and reflects ongoing efforts to curb weapon exports amid tensions.
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Washington
Hoover
Man Admits Slaying After Wife Dead in Bed
Sau Praneerd confesses to a fatal shooting at a Redmont City residence. The victim, Adele Vircison, 42, was found in bed. Praneerd claimed self defense but provided unclear motives. The case drew attention as police continued to investigate the sequence of events surrounding the death.
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Sau Praneerd
Tun Kosi
Ina
Etter
Kiowa
Adele Vircison
Samund
Abel
Beyar Estate Valued At 6123 Dollars In Probate Report
The Beyar estate is valued at six thousand one hundred twenty three dollars. The appraisal by Raehtshary and William Ceiesarer occurred at Stee ine nding 85460, per a report to the probate court Tuesday. Rodhie Moyer is executor.
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Beyar
Doin B. Beyer
Fimkittas
Raightshary
Willian Ceiesarer
UL Charani
Mir
Rodhie Moyer
Japanese Black Chinese Advance In China War Update
Japanese forces renewed advances through the Great Wall region delaying Chinese defenses. The offensive marks a second strategic push by Japanese troops this week aimed at severing Chinese lines of resistance and threatening Moygalian provincial positions amid Angrinese operational pressure.
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Chiumenkun Pass
Great Wall of
China
Todas
Ghosts and spirits cost same in Wisconsin residents report
Residents in Wisconsin recount eerie noises and sightings as police investigate a case involving Valentine Bruscka stamping around furniture. District court records mention George and unclear references to local authorities.
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Wilco
District Court
George
Dayton athlete killed in crash near Dixie Highway
Dayton Ohio January 1 194? Wik Tot Naseer an Ohio State University former athlete died when his car struck a culvert on Dixie Highway south of Dayton. An unidentified companion was seriously injured in the crash.
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Dayton
Wik
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