LAME DUCK SESSIONS ABOLISHED IN MISSOURI RELAY
President elect Roosevelt weighs direct relief plans and a balanced budget seeking to tax more while abolishing lame duck sessions. He meets with senators and a Republican independent bloc to chart unemployment and tariff policies and eye cabinet choices amid fielding inquiries on his future administration.
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Missouri
Roosevelt
Wayov Springs
Cian
Lae Volletta
Wisconsin
Cutting
New Mexico
Wini Me Vampuigt
Gardener Loses Life Savings After Theatre Theft
A 66 year old gardener from New York reported losing eight thousand five hundred dollars from his wallet after attending a theatre show. He traced the wallet to a thief but the pocketbook was found on the street and returned with no clear victim.
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Aakland
Coli
Dam
Robherk Evans
Gardner
Widows Life Interest Left in Local Will
The will of Dugsrph Sortel filed for probate states the widow, Koma Jane, receives a life estate in the entire estate. One fourth of profits go to the widow, with the remainder to three sons Menwind, Marl Ta, and Clifton A. Sertel. Upon her death the estate divides equally among three daughters Manche l Sertel, Witie Mossteller, and Viola Kittell, with the will dated September 0, 19122.
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Dugsrph Sortel
Bhavanyitte
Koma Jane
Menwind
Marl Ta
Clifton A. Sertel
Xona
Manchel Sertel
Witie Mossteller
Viola Kittell
Public Auction Sought for Hoxe Goldberg Assets
Clinton Mybert asked authorities Monday to conduct a public auction of the assets of Hoxe Goldberg doing business as Riedel and Son, Alta Store, Hamilton. Appraisers Alaton, Robert TiNon and O. Ky Suhr valued the property at 4841.10 dollars.
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Auctign
Goldberg
Clinton Mybert
Aasignac
Prohadte Coast
Hoxe Goldberg
Riedel and Son
Alta Store
Hamilton
BR. Alaton
Robert TiNon
O. Ky Suhr
Emergency action urged for farmer amid beer wine bill debate
Senate Judiciary group weighs the Collier Blaine bill to legalize 9 percent beer and wine for farm use. An amendment aims to bar sale of beverages above 3.05 percent to children. A new effort seeks wartime style controls on domestic production and distribution, with Will Adoo discussed as possible veeender.
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Senate Judiciary Group
U. K
Washington
Collier-Blaine
Senate
Fridiciary
Tdaha
Aina Heliet
Brookfart
Imen
Capitol Hall
California
Bunds
Chinese Eager to Fight Mass Troops in Jehol
A Cincinnati health meeting hears reports on tularemia in domestic rabbits tied to a local suspect. Dr. Walter Simpson confirms suspected tularemia in rabbits bought by a magistrate, while Chinese forces mass in Jehol with 150000 to 250000 troops preparing for possible conflict. Police caution amid rumors of regional annexations and wagon railway aims.
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Dbe
Thi Valley Food of Drug Officials
Linton
Cincinnati
Batterdge
Dy. Hov. Fleming
Baldridge
Walter M. Simpson
Miami Valley
Hosvila
Dayton
Lewis Rolaer
Miami
Simpgon
Shiayshai
Dan
Beenen
Chin
Chang Wein
Rebal
Sehal
Ealgan
Central
Weston Dehot
Poregn Sispaiches
Sioimhaikwon
Fientsia
Peiping
Manehwkwe
Pair Found Slain In Ohio Stick-up
In Ohio a stick-up ended in two men dead, Vin Vecchio and Michael Robey, both 23, were found at the scene after gunfire erupted during the attempted robbery. Four robbers fled as shots rang out, leaving the victims deceased before police arrival.
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Gevelani
Van
Artiver
Tolin Vecchio
Michael
Robey
Clear Up Theft At Sabina Bank
Sabina bank robbery case in Wilmington DC appears solved with arrest of James W. Cis of Richmond and an associate from Memphis. Police report the suspects confronted at the Sabina bank, tied to prior auto theft sentences, with ongoing investigations by Sheriff Hank Setey and the Memphis authorities.
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Satwevay
Memphis
James W. Cis
Nasell
Richmond
Jill
Natowad Bank
Sabina
Castory
Polive
Chiltin
Chie
Hank Setey
Sanity Bearing for Slayer Plan
A report from Batavia details John Motielun, a thon operator, and Willings Badin Gangman a Cincinnati truck driver. McAchan was sent to the Lima State Hospital for the Criminal Insane for a month's observation.
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Batavia
Dai
John Motielun
Wwillings Badin Gangman
Cincinnati
McAchan
Lima State Hospital
France and America likely to review debts
Washington reports renewed Franco American debt talks amid tensions as Roosevelt references the December 14 instrument as a deferment. With a Great Britain envoy to be sent in March, the French press reacts by praising the reopening of discussions instead of demanding immediate payment.
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France
America
David Lawnenc
Washington
Cloet Roosevelt
Roosevelt Hoover Accord Heartening Says Cox
Former Governor Janes M. Comono, a Democratic presidential hopeful, signs a Sunday statement praising news that the United States and England will work together to settle the international debt issue. He calls the development heartening and a sign civilization can progress through cooperation.
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Janes M. Comonodime
Washington
United States
England
Death Row Bulges At Ohio State Pen
Ten men wait on Ohio State Penitentiary death row the largest number ever housed there. Warden Preston Ti Thomas said a new cell would be added to the double row to accommodate them. The tenth inmate, Fleis Word Parker, 28, of Milleishur, convicted of murdering his wife Narahelle after she refused his demand to divorce, faces execution after a May sentence date.
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Chio Penitentiary
Doagh Row
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Preston Ti Thomas
Willarrivn
Fleis Word Parker
Milleishur
Narahelle
Parker
Ship in distress and contract news from the era
Halifax reports the British freighter City of Dalphi in distress two hundred fifty miles southeast of Game Race after losing her rudder and taking on heavy seas. Tony Cuccinello signed with the Brooklyn Dodgers after being obtained from Cincinnati Reds during spring training in 1932. Two bandits robbed a Dayton grocery manager of four hundred dollars and a milk truck driver of seventeen dollars and sixty cents, fleeing in the driver’s truck.
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Loday
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Brooklyn Dodgers
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Cuccinello
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Rob Daytonian
Dayton, O
Lea Boontorshine
Louis Hock
Hork
Comes Back but With Policeman in Philadelphia Scene
In Philadelphia a man named Muir returned to a tavern with a policeman and a warrant. He seized about 60 gallons of alleged liquor and arrested Clarence after drinking and arguing with bystanders. The scene involved Haske and Weright and a frock coat as the mood shifted to confrontation.
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Chirne Hiase
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Congress Debates Banking and Industry Bills
Congress continues consideration of a Glass banking bill and a Ginss-Steagall act review. Judiciary, Manufacturing, and Agriculture committees hold hearings and studies on related measures. Veterans legislation and supply, tax, and other bills undergo ongoing committee work and evaluations.
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Arrest Warrant Issued in Cleveland Arson Plot
Police order the arrest of Nay Turk Inhove, manager of a beauty and bureau supply firm, in connection with a fire that damaged the Tuineton apartments in downtown Cleveland, killing 13. A warrant lists five co conspirators including a professional. Other names are sought.
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Tuineton
Owntown
League To Report On Manchuria Row
A committee of 19 appointed by the league drafts a report on facts and recommendations for settling the Sino Japanese dispute over Manchuria. Delegates from Germany Britain France Italy Czechoslovakia Switzerland Sweden Spain and other nations participate under a German chairman.
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Manchuria
Riots In Germany Claim Three Lives
Jan. 28. Three Germans died after clashes between national socialites and political opponents. Crowds attacked Rim place and planned socialise in public areas. fatalities reported in Berlin suburbs and at a cemetery. Minor injuries noted among participants.
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Boclin
Ts Bertin
Ireus
Reconstruction Funds Disclosed For Ohio Tax Bonds
A reported disclosure reveals the Reconstruction Finance Corp has loaned 146 million dollars to multiple railroads to cover taxes in Ohio. The announcement links funds to financing efforts tied to state tax obligations and related corporate actions.
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Washington
Din
Voromer Boney
Reconstruction Franey Corporation
Re F.C
Janus
Ohio
Warrant Charges for Rhepperd and Cook in Local Police Action
A warrant charges Coleman Rhepperd age 25 of Pascal Aves One with destruction of property in a Sundae Morning police action signed by Lester Henson at the police headquarters. Clay Cook age 38 of Dixie Highway was charged with breach of peace in a warrant signed by Ann Branaman at the police headquarters Sunday.
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Lester Benson
Coleman Rhepperd
Pascal
Clay Gook
Prage
Clay Cook
Dixie Highway
Ann Branaman
Symmes
Theft charge filed against Steve Armstrong
A theft charge was filed at the police station on Saturday morning against Steve Armstrong of 150 o'clock Stevenson Avenue by San Cundil Pennsylvania railroad detective.
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Steve Armatrong
Welely Avenue
San Cundil
Cennsylvania Railroad
Ohio Governor Seeks New Taxes to Balance Budget
Governor George White urges the General Assembly to place higher taxes on soft drinks malt and theater tickets to balance Ohio's budget and fund unemployment relief. He also plans to recommend taxing tobacco and cigars to provide additional funds.
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Olio
George White
Ohio
Two Million Each For Reynolds Heirs
Greensboro N C January 23 The Aeeenshore Daily News reports two million dollars will be left to the two young children of the late Smith Reynolds from his vast estate. A memorial plan for the elder Reynolds is to be funded by the settlement terms being worked out by Reynolds Cannon and related families.
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Aeeenshore Daily News
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Iermenter Annas Cannon
Smith Reynolds
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Tihhy Hohuin Reynolds
Witness Held Over Arson Plotters In Beaver County Case
Cleveland reports that Abe Hedlich, jailed in Beaver for roles in a bridge share scheme, awaits grand jury summons after authorities received warrants linking him to a deadly fire in Braver County. The blaze killed 13 and prompted a statewide arson inquiry. Hedlich may testify on the plot and names tied to the alleged scheme.
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Braver County
Rangportalion
Cleveland
Abe Hedlich
Beaver
Aarbridge
Suaplit
Farm labor wage rate in Ohio rises above average
Ohio workers face higher wages in farm labor with earnings about 2.98 dollars above the state average. The labor demand showed a 47 percent drop from recent peaks while overall job openings hovered around three percent unemployment, amid rising farm wage pressures and shifting market demands.
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Washington
Dan
Ohio
Britain Opposed to Returning to the Gold Standard
UK opposition to resuming the gold standard dominates editorials after the weekend review of Magley-Auiorinun negotiations. Washington dispatches hint the U S may use Britain’s stance as leverage to push gold policy. The government signals readiness to welcome a British debt mission in the near future.
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Sorority Installs New President Amid Diverse Delegates
Mi Bayata Ruole of Dievteau Oy is named president of the Obie Apiur province sorority. Delegates from Kin, Kentucka, Indiana and Michigan attend the ceremony held on Friday.
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Kentucka
Indiana
Minis Wail
Supreme court rules on rum smuggling offshore
Washington Jan 23 The Supreme Court ruled that British or Canadian rum ships cannot be boarded searched or seized by coast guardsmen when more than one hour from shore. The decision affects distant sailing vessels near international waters and clarifies enforcement limits for coast guard actions at sea.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Norris Triumph as Lame Duck Session Ends
Washington Jan 13 The 20th Amendment ending lame duck sessions of Congress was engineered by Nebraska’s Senator George W Norris. After a decade of effort his victory ends defeated members’ control over legislation. The reform aims to curb filibuster inertia and restore congressional vigor. Senators Long and Thomas opposed the change amid tense Senate action.
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George W. Norris
Reyblionn
Nebraska
Jaxi
Congress
George Norris
Senate of the United
CP Waters
Gemendaua
Seater Long
Louisiana
Thomas
United States
Gongress
Missouri
Aml
Lan
Wong
Frank Jin
Roosevelt
George Oveht
Nelytskery
Senate
Mageardusetts
Amd
Vila
Betty
Doduy
Honor
Patily Snes
Ratification Nears After Congress Action In Record Time
Near record time ratification of a constitutional amendment is reported as Congress acted swiftly. The piece notes Missouri and other states voting through the process and references President Roosevelt, a Democratic Congress, and early January events shaping federal reform. Also mentions a train riding charge filed against Clifford Moor.
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Congress
Century old constitutional proposal faces repeated Senate votes
Fragmented OCR notes recount a long struggle from 1926 to 1952 over a proposed constitutional amendment. The Senate repeatedly approves or discusses the measure, with dates including February 1926, March 1928, February 24, 1031, and March 4, 1952, as it travels toward state ratification.
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Tune
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Wehvnary
Howe
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