Ex-power Magnate Faces Extradition Bid in U S Case
Anxoutated Press reports ex power magnate Schneel Tas, living in Greece since October, may face U S extradition over alleged embezzlement tied to a Chicago utility collapse. A Greek court previously refused to extend his stay. renewed residence permit suggests possible naturalization factors. US seeks charges. Greek officials imply intervention possible but no formal expulsion decision.
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Schneel Tas
United States
Las
Franca and
Mary
United Status
Tregeialer
Chicago
Arrest record details for multiple individuals in Coleman area
Police report lists Coleman involving several arrest records including habitual offenses and drunkenness. Garon received probation after multiple arrests. Solphe released on paroles. other names such as Fins and Randolph Goodson referenced in ambiguous contexts.
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Gulumbus
Fins
Coleman
Negra
Randolph Goodson
Guna Earth
Ha ‘Arest Mara
Ecard
Buck
Ves
Garon
Marion Council Cuts Salaries and Vacation Rules
Marion council reduces pay for city officials and staff by about twenty percent and approves a $108,000 paving project. The measure requires a one week unpaid vacation for all employees and officials, with a six week rotation.
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Marion
Dane
Ralimalint
Wily Doanell Fm
Pasies
Siveuion
Smith Charged With Theft From Railroad Property
Jack Smith color 23 of 327 South Monument Avenue arrested Monday after a railroad detective and city officers charged him with petit larceny in connection with an alleged theft of coal from railroad property. He was paroled to William Fin chł orfner when arraigned in municipal court Tuesday.
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Tr A
Sotimiz
Rio
Jack Smith
South Monument Avenus
William Finfrock
Humana
Munisifia Court
Youths Held for Breaking Lights and Racks
A brief police report states three juveniles were detained Monday afternoon after breaking a light pole and damaging a light rack. Authorities recovered the scene with no injuries reported and the youths were placed in custody for investigation.
Cops Tighten Grip on Hollywood Jewel Theft Suspect
Hollywood January 17 Chief of Detectives Joseph T Taylor forecast an arrest in the 44350 jewel robbery involving actress Betty Compson and the mysterious return of the jewels. The suspect is described as a fan boat town figure sought by authorities.
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Galif
Isedy Compson
Joseph T. Taylor
Taylor
Full Speed Ahead On Farm Measure
CA annotited Prem Washington January 17 Pail spied ahead in preparing the emergency farm relief measure for consideration after the senate agriculture committee had marked time for 24 hours to obtain President Roosevelt views. Returning from New York where he conferred with Mr Roosevelt, ranking Democrat on the committee Senator Smith of South Carolina took an executive session to discuss the party head’s idea to aid the farmer.
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Senate Agriculture Committee
Roosevelt
New York
Senator Smith
South Carolina
Roosevelt Keeps Fye on Congress
Roosevelt pursues a Democratic program shape for a possible special session as Congress faces a dying Republican administration. He holds talks with Capitol Hill leaders on outlining a balanced budget and immediate relief measures while avoiding commitments about timing.
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Congress
New York
Eluot Roosevelt
Washington
Capitol Hill
Dishonor System Reported at Northwestern University
A new feature dubbed the dishonor system appears in Northwestern University papers with students noting observed chanting on exam slips. The movement prompts concerns as police and authorities address alleged violations and student conduct.
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Dylna
Northwestern University
Selanes
Lawrence Lt
Hghert
Proposal to Move Air Technical School to Dayton
Washington January 17 Rep Collins warned that Chanute field men face worsening conditions and signaled plans to move the Air Technical School from Hatto to Fairfield Dayton. The House appropriation sub committee chair prepared to lead a fight against keeping Chanute with urgency on Army efficiency.
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Lan
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Chanute
AI Corps
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Wairfield
Dayton
Chanute Field
Colling
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Chante Field
Repeal Move Pushed in House Amid Petition Drive
A bid to force another vote on repealing the Eighteenth Amendment emerges in the House. Representative Lobster of Wisconsin filed a petition with 115 signers, seeking to bring the floor repeal resolution from Speaker Gamer and send it to debate in the judiciary committee. A majority could order debate, but a five fifths vote would be needed for adoption, a margin that previously failed by six votes.
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Judiciary Committee
Congress
Schaber's Record Examined for Public Utilities Seat
Columbus, 17, The state senate rules committee will hear charges against Judge Chiviliy Mf Schaber of Bucyrus for a seat on the Public Utilities Commission. Accusations stem from his management of the state securities department a dozen years ago and claim influence by utility interests. Ten witnesses, including telephone company executives, have been summoned to testify.
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Chivluy Mf Schaber
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George White
Webster State case involves administrator and life insurance fund
A $295 payment to Weber State was offered to William Bamber as administrator of My State of Bithel Weber based on judge Katy’s division. Aileen Dunbar, a defendant, filed an option to alert on Tuesday in the ongoing action.
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Western and Southern Life Insurance Company
William BR. Bamber
Mie É State
Bithel Weber
Katy
Aileen Dunbar
Gold Standard's Status Superseding War Debts
A discussion of the gold standard's restoration and its impact on world affairs dominates early talks. The Hoover administration cannot act now, while foreign governments prepare positions for conferences. Britain France and the United States may seek March meetings to stabilize exchange rates amid currency depreciations and traded constraints.
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Washington
Tan
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Hoover Administration
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Aasia
Mort Fariffa
North Dakota Senator Proposes 30 States Secede Claim
North Dakota Senate hears a proposal by State Senator W. J. Martin to secede 30 states from the union and form a financial coalition of nine states. He argues eastern states profit at the expense of the rest of the country. The speech states that secession would be a remedy to perceived inequities.
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North Dakota
W. J. Martin Yen
Tewtay
Senate
Uniou
Senate Near Vote To Override Veto On Philippine Bill
Washington reports the Senate moved toward a vote to override President Hoover's veto of the Philippine independence bill while the House debated the war department appropriation. The House had already passed an override on Philippine freedom, signaling likely parallel action in the Senate. The emergency farm relief measure also faced consideration as lawmakers pressed ahead.
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Filibuster Ends as Senate Sets Philippine Vote
Washington Jan 17 Senator Lang ended a five day filibuster to allow a Senate vote on overriding President Hoover’s veto on Philippine independence. Supporters of inland freedom form east victory by a narrow margin as the Senate opened an hour early under an agreement limiting debate to thirty minutes per senator.
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Lang
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Toover
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Hiemenshire
Fire tragedy at Indiana home claims Lowe family
Three persons burned to death in a fire that destroyed a one and a half story home in vanstile Indiana. Edward Lowe wife Mrs Marit Lowe 57 their son Henry Tinwo 24 and grandson Howard Lowe perished. One woman and two men survived with severe burns and another escaped. Police later report multiple related robberies in nearby Canton and Dayton.
Measure Pushes Through House Amid School Funding Debate
The measure advanced after a rough path, carrying $17 million for state uses. Senate committee and floor action showed opposition from several senators who demanded added provisions for school teachers. The bill passed the House after two failed amendment attempts seeking to remove or cut specific state university and other appropriations.
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Senate
Jny
Ohio State University
Bank Thieves On The Run In Ohio Pursuit Near Hamilton
Police report three men robbed a bank in Wilhington Ohio and fled toward Hamilton pursued by bank employees for eight miles. Sheriff Frank Fetteg of Clinton County provided the description of the suspects and their vehicle to Hamilton police as officers chased the trio.
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Hegin
Wilhington
Ohio
Frank Fetteg
Clinton County
Hamilton
Hamlton
Schumaker Hurt In Auto Accident At Franklin Street
A car collision Monday night at the Franklin and CG streets intersection left John Schumaker of North Secu Street and Casper Darhan of Smith Eight Street with injuries and both vehicles heavily damaged. Schumaker received treatment from a local physician.
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John Schumaker
Secu
Franklin
Casper Darhan
Smith
Three Men Dead After Gun Fight At Farm House
A violent gun battle near a farm southwest of town left three men dead. Lantare, 67, fired on officers for hours before he died in a blaze at his home. Sheriff Ray Tollex and Louis Buettner were among the other two victims. The shootout arose from a private dispute over a tree ownership. Police reserves and crowds from neighboring counties responded.
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Jude
Mike
Lantare
Balily
Ray Tollex
Louis Buettner
Snenvby Hoss
Ol Bie
Yankee Convicted In Woman's Death
Ananciment ven West Union Uyhan Y Vingit Yankee 20 Cathy stored convicted of the slaying of Mrs Josie Hans W and awaited A senenee to li imprisonment. After deliberating the Maurs a ominates an Adama county dues dst night Anund him guilty of first dy Igrre durdey and recommandest mercy. The close of the five day trial ended amid a sncdlid case tied to Thanksgiving. The body of Mrs Mawes, mother of six, was found in an abandoned well near here after she disappeared furs 0.
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Uyhan
Cathy
Josie
Hans W
Adama County
Penny Ride Gone Wrong and Trial News
Children ride without tickets on a line toward Marblehead then head back amid police reporters and bystanders. A Baker award case against American Rolling Mill Co seeks a new trial in Middetown common pleas court. Mollie Lester versus Fred Schneider Jr and others is dismissed by agreement in the same court.
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Aml
Snaliny Gregnrie
Torey
Marblehead
Bowlon
Miiew
American Rolling Mill Co
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Roy Baker
Mollie Lester
Fred Schneider, Jr
Fathers
Hamilton
Common Pleas Court
Roosevelt and Hoover Back a Unified Far East Policy
President Roosevelt and President Hoover united on a Far East policy. In Washington, Roosevelt emphasized that any foreign policy statement will come from the secretary of state. He urged upholding international treaties and warned against revisions that violate agreements. The stance aligns with continued American adherence to treaty sanctity.
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Dan
Roosevelt
United States
Nike
Venire Drawn for First Degree Murder Trial
Plymouth jury lists announced for the Virgil Barber case tied to the Arnold Venti killing. Commissioners conducted a venire draw to select jurors for the high profile trial set in the town.
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Plymouth
Indy
Compromise Suit Highlights Local Court Proceedings
Blanche Bush sues Baker Rainer in Butler County Common Pleas Court over auto collision damages. Settlement reached after 12 jurors were unpaneled. terms undisclosed. Dewey Fursk represented by spouse for damages in the Princeton road intersection crash. Proceeds unclear. Proprowler Reported At Brack’s Home as police search neighbor hood. no intruder found.
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Aulu Neviderd
Fuestay
Butler
Princeton
Congress Today Senate Debate and Committee Actions
Senate continues debate on Philippine independence pledge amid hostile opposition. Judiciary committee hearings address Black Five-day week bill while Agriculture panel weighs emergency farm aid. House considers banking and employment measures as committees press on with stalled bills. Independence judiciary panel falters on mining Colling reform bill as farm and credit concerns persist across sessions.
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Sebate
Sopo
GO SLOW ON BANKING PROBE BEING STUDIED IN GEORGIA
A Georgia Senate committee delays action on a banking probe and loan situation as Rep John Richards urged creating a 10 member legislative panel to study corrective legislation. Chairman Barker of Moreston County led the motion and the committee deferred further consideration of the proposal.
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Henge
Howe
Glenn Vit
John To Richards
Carroll
Juin
Barker
Moreston County
Ringe Probated and Intoxication Charge Among City Arrests
Fred Ninel age 25 from South Huth Street was arrested Monday by Patrolman Sfenry for intoxication. He appeared before Municipal Court on Tuesday morning, processed by humane officer and arraigned by A. dt Vator.
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Myn
South Huth Strent
Eineon
Sfenry” Enet
Churzo
Wikliam Fintroe
Dinlgo A. Dt Vator
Japanese Air Attacks Reported on Chinese Front
Dispatches recount air strikes by Japanese forces against Chinese defenders in the northeastern Jebel area, targeting winter trenches with strong effects. Reports claim a Chinese volunteer concentration near Tunglinya was dispersed. In Geneva, the League of Nations conciliation committee plans to meet again, noting remote prospects for a settlement amid U.S. influence and growing calls for firmer action toward Japan.
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Hujeamse
Tunglina
Geneva
Voltures
Son of Sheriff Pinched in Raid
In Cleveland on January 17, William Sulzman, son of Sheriff John M Sulzman, was arrested during police raids on suspected gambling and bookmaking operations. He signed a waiver admitting involvement then retracted.
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Anang PT
William Sulzman
John M. Stlzman
Pallca
Gordan de Burrandry Suit Against W M W Shephert
Plaintiff Gordan de Burrandry sues W M W Shephert in district court on a Tuesday, alleging a dispute over common plane t court. The case appears to concern a civil claim and seeks redress through the usual legal channels.
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Gordan de Burrandry
W. MW. Shephert
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