Roosevelt Eyes Cabinet Posts Amid Tax Plan Debates
President-elect Roosevelt prepares to discuss a new international program and tax plan with aides and Bernard Baruch as he weighs secretary of state candidates and cabinet balance. Liberal senators weigh Young or Walsh as potential picks while relief and unemployment measures move through the process.
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Linancial Aurhority
New York
Roosevelt
Senate Republic
Owen Dy Vowig
Walsh
Thera dx
Young
Sormat
Arew
Abr
Ronsevolt
Howe
Persuaal Trend
Lawson
Dudge
Fred Leino
Marlene Completes Studio Day in Wollemnorl
Marlene finishes a long studio day in Wollemnorl as she prepares for new projects. The details hint at upcoming performances and creative work shaping her schedule.
Roosevelt Term Shortened to Cut Salary and Inauguration Day
The proposal to shorten Franklin D. Roosevelts term by four months through ratified amendments would reduce his presidential pay from 73 000 for two years or 20 548 daily, reflecting the move of inauguration from March 4 to January 20. Congress members would face a greater proportional loss due to term dates shifting from November to January.
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Camediek
Mende Monly
Vaughlin B
Congress
Boot Technocracy Out of Columbia Work to Carry On
A chaotic wartime political upheaval unseated Columbia related technocracy efforts as Haw rd Scott critics accuse a faction of radical secession and upheaval. Prof Walter Rautersteauch and three associates withdraw from leadership and vow to continue economic research from new venues.
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Columbia
Arthur Garford Taken Suddenly
Arthur L Garton an inventor and twice failed Bull Moose campaigner for governor and senator died suddenly last night entering his palatial home. He had just left a Savings Deposit bank directors meeting. His wife Mary heard the door close and found him at the stairs. Garford was a prominent figure in northern Ohio industry and transportation.
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Arthur L Garton
Eleetion
Diot
Hera
1 Savings Deposit Bank
Mary
Sturford
Tlyrin
Ohio
Inauguration Parade to Limit Marchers Declared
A limited inaugural parade was announced with about 10,000 expected participants. General John J. Porahing leads the grand mobilization, and organizers said groups may participate at reduced strength to fit the field limits.
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Washington
Ceneral
John J. Porahing
Construction firm recalls workers after boat project halt
Construction company and its Midlands subsidiary recall 200 workers in Liverpool district to resume a $171,000 dredge boat project on the Mississippi River. Officials said the move follows a government pause and affects the Midlands area yard operations.
Home brew barter plan tale from Tiffin shop trade
Tale from 19th century Tiffin workshop outlines barter terms: a man traded stolen sizes and two anvils for a pint of whisky and a blacksmith’s view. The fragment hints at a cheerful barter market with whiskey and tools as prime barter items.
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Vote on remonetization of silver faces Senate
Senate session moved up to decide the Glass banking bill amid a push for remonetization of silver. Democrats Labine of Louisiana and Wheelee of Montana ended a filibuster after proposed amendments, with a Wheeler rider seen as a path to free coinage of silver at a fixed ratio.
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Senate
Lainie
Louisina
Wheelee
Montana
CEPVY Faces Suit for Broken Nose
A report notes a civil action filed over a broken nose injury. Details are unclear due to garbled text but reference to a suit and involved parties suggests a personal injury claim and potential damages sought.
Hi School Lad Takes Own Life In Tragic Incident
Ann Gerehind 18 a senior at Bast Peelnical High School reportedly killed himself last night after a troubling note. Police continue to investigate the circumstances as the community seeks answers amid the mystery surrounding the death.
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Gerehind
Ann
Ayosanner Fasone
Inertia Grips Congress Halts Most Legislation
Washington date line reports six weeks remain before adjournment with little congressional speed. No new tax laws or repeal of revenue laws are expected. Only a few measures pass, notably a relief bill for farmers and an appropriations package, while broader reforms stall amid partisan delay.
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Washington
Nertia
Danny
Countries Paying Off Debts to Confer in Jan For Relief
President elect Roosevelt authorizes Secretary Stimson to arrange separate talks with European debtor nations that have met obligations and seek relief discussions. The move aims to grant relief conversations to qualifying countries.
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Warn Springs
Roosevelt
Stimson
Einstein Warns Emotion Brings World Trouble
In a late night session in Mesa California Albert Marstell contends relativity does not apply to daily life. He says emotion is linked to global strife. Present were Henry Mt. Hobinson banker and Prof. William J. Munro historian who discussed a formal plan to think through world concerns.
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Albert Marstell
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William J. Munro
A. Asmpasium
M O Burns Pushes Old Age Pension in House Group
M O Burns advocates an old age pension before a House committee, detailing a plan to fund it with gasoline tax revenue and estimating a yearly need of 6.6 to 7 million dollars. He argues maintenance has been the only previous form of pension support and cites state examples in support.
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Columba
Oy Don
Hong Insurancs Committee
Rhanning
Ohio
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al C. Burns
Lwaanillow
Warrant Denied in Ford Testimony Petition
Detroit judge Harry J. Dingeman refused to act on a petition by lawyers for a bench warrant to compel Henry Ford to appear for testimony until a prior petition in another court has been addressed by opposing counsel. The report also notes Galsworthy’s grave condition, a bank robbery in Frankfort, and two minor earthquakes near Santiago.
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Detroit
P—Cirentz
Harry J. Dingeman
Henry Ford
Fay
Predicts revolt unless farm aid in brief wartime plea
Columus Jan 24 Charles V Tinax a democratic congressman at large declares that without swift farm relief Congress and the administration face a revolt. He cites the historic protest and warns of continued distress among farmers if action is delayed. Governor White has offered no public steps to help Agriculture.
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Charles V. Tinax
Elvet
United States
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Congress
Uruie
White
Thieves Remove Man's House in Broad Theft
A man reports thieves loaded his house onto a truck while he was away and drove off. Police are investigating the unusual burglary described as replacing a residence with a mobile transport. No injuries or reports of a builder’s involvement have been mentioned.
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Alimmercon
Supreme Court waives technicalities in cure payment order
Jan 24 Colmmhis reports that the entire Maine Supreme Court consented to waive legal formalities and ordered adjustments to payments. The Legislature had previously acted, and the court directed cancellation and reissue of checks with proper ledgers.
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Eupreme Court
Oh la
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Mde
What Congress Is Doing Today Continues
Congress actions today include consideration of a Glass banking bill with rankings on committees and hearings on related measures. The Glass banking bill and Glass-Stengel acts are under examination while the Judiciary committee reports favorably on the Blime-Collier beer bill. Louisiana grant approvals and mortgage foreclosure halt proposals are also noted amid department supply bill discussions.
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Bone
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Milly Angel
Glasa-Stengatl Net Te Enra Banking Committee
Kleberg
Ohio Domestic Strife Ends in Death of Two
A string of domestic arguments led Charles Roth 57 to fatally shoot his wife and another man at a restaurant run by Binneh 88. Roth, later arrested, is alleged to have fired a second shot before fleeing with his wife. Authorities report a murder claim and a separate civil suit seeking $1,000,000 from Louis Rundberg of Nilea, with ongoing investigations and coordination among local agencies.
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States Would Aid Under Farm Plan Debate
The article outlines a farm aid proposal presented for Senate consideration. It notes opposition arguments raised by lawmakers and mentions supporters and timing within the legislative process.
Spider Web Use in Lincoln Newsroom Sparks Debate
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled lines about spider web mentions in Lincoln, Nebraska, referencing a departmental setting and sunray mentions. No coherent events or names are readable to confirm a factual item.
Fairfield Grange Program Planned
Fairfield Grange announces a program for Wednesday night at the hall. Guests include Mr. Ben Bridge and Mrs. Alice Miss Ald, with activities such as shadow play and piano accompaniment by Mrs. Watery Marvis. Local members listed include Mrs. Woaley Moyria and Mr. William Burd.
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Sure Grange
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Alice
Rights Templar Meeting Monday
The Rogmir secting of Hamilton I Commandery No Hl, Knights Templar, met Monday night in the Masonic temple. High abjed, with routine business, was transacted. The women's auxiliary of the commandery also held a meeting and drew up routine business.
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Warning to Boys Accosting Girls at School Grounds
Juvenile authorities will detain boys accused of accosting girls near Mundy after noon. Principal DeVore reported the incidents at Limestone High School, where students used vulgar language and misused school property. Police officers have orders to bring all involved boys to headquarters for questioning.
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Cath
DeVore
Huntor High School
Jase
Vatrolmien David Gukee
Macey Garver
Charles Nogent Novey von
Liberty Bureau Plans Inits Tour Of Livestock Yards
Liberty Township acm Boe invites all interested in livestock marketing to a tour of Cincinnati Union stockyards and the M. Kah and Lots Packing Company plant. The tour starts at Pa mys from the Producers' Commission association office in the Union stockyards building, with morning yard tours and an afternoon packing plant tour.
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Liberty Bureau
Liberty Township
Cincinnati Union
M. Kah and Lots
Producers' Commission Association
Union Atackyards
Bicycle found by Maine Street and Millville Avenue
A bicycle was found Monday by Maine Street and Millville Avenue and is being held by the Patice Head Auartera for the owner. The finder is asked to contact authorities to claim ownership.
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Maine Street
Millville Avenue
Patice Head
Auartera
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