President Tackles Vast Task of New Government
The article reports President Roosevelt pursuing a vast effort to organize a new administration. It notes quiet plans and a likely economic conference in Washington to address war debts, with Britain accepting a counter bid for talks. It mentions discussions with Hines about budget duties and a potential budget director candidate, amid broader calls for reduced expenditures and relief efforts.
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Tosa
Wat Springs
Gine Ie International
Mousuvellan
Murooran
Marek
Great Britain
World Economica
Washington
Representa Kingiainey
Alinais
House Party
Roosevelt
Pat Oon
Tie
Hines
Walken Tt
Mindew York
Rompany Wi Wager Shorey Af
Kerstarks
Frewer Ehabyniae
Currowsie Fipprog Riations Committee
Tiinesalan
Kentucky
Clent
Hijack Of Tires Near Akron Reported
A group described as six men hijacked about $11 000 worth of tires near Litchfield west of Akron shortly after midnight and dumped them in a field. Police were told by AmnUvIACEd Streamed Glevelanis and others from Alliance and Youngstown that the hijacking occurred, and one man reportedly handed over a bonds note in the incident.
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Tatyh Flart
Alliance
Albert Cambell
Youngatown
Litchfield
Akron
Brooklyn
Selznick Film Pioneer Dies after Long Illness
Lewis A. Selznick, a pioneer in the film industry aged around 108, died at his home after a six month illness. His widow Mrs Clorence Selznick and sons Myron Selznick and David O. Selznick were at his bedside. The Hollywood agent and VP in charge of publicity at a film studio were among those mentioned.
Bishop Offers To Accept Cut In Salary At Lexington Diocese
Bishop H P Atdon Abbott proposed a 20 percent salary reduction at the 35th Annual Lexington Episcopal Convention in Frankfort Kentucky. Abbott said he seeks to walk with his brethren rather than profit in ministry. The convention discussed abolishing the open reflection pate amid the diocese’s financial issues.
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Frankfort
H. P. Atdon Abbott
Lexington
Dhurch
Alatt
Tay Brothers
Abbott
Loans By R F C Help To Business Report
A rough report from the R F C outlines how the agency provided about 1 000 000 in five months to assist businesses. Details describe approvals and streaming objections from Kerionstruction Corporation while a special resolution drives changes to support recovery efforts.
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R. F.C
Asngeiated Press
Washingtens
House of Raprecent Lives
Courtey
Huyedileppite
Kerionstruction Corporation
Hme Te Evaluetire
Eleed Flms
Monster
Mrs. O. H. P. Belmont Dies in New York Society Circle
Mrs. O. H. P. Belmont, longtime leader of New York society, died at her Nor residence after paralytic strokes. She was 40 and had lived in Branca since 1921. Her daughter Consuelo Vanderbilts Balstu was at her bedside, with sons W. K. and Harold Vanderbilt away in America.
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W. EK
Harold Vanderbilt
America
Edmund Gros
American Hospital
Che
Nianti
Vitutorbilt
Legislator opposes private dinner linked to inquiry
A state legislator said he would introduce a resolution to investigate a dinner in Columbus hosted Wednesday night by the Ohio Association of Perennial Finance Companies. The event, attended by certain lawmakers and other guests, sparked concerns that entertainment by interested parties is improper and warrants committee review.
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Hin House
Columbie
Ohio Association of Perennial Finance Companies
Thorpe Hit-Skip Crash Damages Roadster on Millville Pike
An article reports William Thorpe as victim of a hit and run on the Millville pike. His roadster was sideswiped and crashed into Beal Preck Bridge, with the vehicle described as wrecked and the driver unidentified.
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Thorpe
Willian
Thor
HA Leach
Hamilton
Tharsilae
Seluumgher
Millville Pike
Beal Preck Bridge
Cai O
Baby killed in Hopkinsville auto crash near Pembroke
Five others were injured slightly when a car left the road and plunged down an embankment near Pembroke Hopkinsville Kentucky January 28 193? report states Biddie Howard five months old child of Mr and Mrs Tom Howard died from injuries in the crash Pur chase of pitcher Sylvester Johnson by Columbus American Association club announced at Columbus Ohio January 26 former stage star Edith Ramsome dies in Seattle hospital at 28 after apparent sleeping powder overdose
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Hopkinsville
Biddie Howard
Tom Howard
Pembroke
Columbus
Sylvester Johnson
St. Louis Cardinals
L. 8. McPhail
Columbus American Association Baseball Club
Seattle
Edith Ransome
Cat unable to endure 22,000 volt shock at Holdenville substation
A report from Holdenville Oklahoma describes a high voltage accident at a local substation where a person sustained a 22,000 volt shock. The fragmentary account labels wires and a fallen or injured party, with unclear details and several garbled phrases.
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Holdenville
Okt
Jun
Susakea
Sqoauna
Inflation Inflation Inquiries Prompt Debate On Congress
Washington January twenty six inquiries pour in from across the country asking if Congress will pursue inflation. Distinctions between currency inflation and credit inflation blur as the public fears radical monetary change. Despite radical factions in both parties, a wide majority opposes tinkering with the currency. Hoover and Roosevelt would influence or veto such measures. Continued on page three.
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Washington
Congress
Notwit
House
Senate
Democrata
Hoover
Roosevelt
Water spill affects judgment in negligent sidewalk case
A case involving Ametia Willows claims $4795 after spilling water on a sidewalk on February 8. Miss Wilkins argued the sidewalk was icy and broken, with water frozen in a damaged section. The matter moved from common pleas court to the court of appeals and was escalated to the supreme court, which denied certification of the lower court’s rewards.
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Columbus
Ametia Willows
Wlyeia
Common Pleas Court
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Liquor Vote Passes Ohio Senate Suspension for Fines Considered
Ohio Senate approves Senator William E. Handrey’s liquor bill by a 23 to five vote authorizing judges to suspend fines in liquor cases. Related measures aim to modify prohibition enforcement and allow probation instead of penalties, amid a push for changes to year-old laws.
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Columbus
Ohio Senate
Hyper House
William E. Handrey
Hamilton County
Ohio
Jaelifignion
Almoal TS
Willatooi
Senate
Ligria
Pralibici
Brew Vilators
Fisiess
Modify Anti-Trust Act Proposal Sparks Debate in Ohio
Ohio Representative Kirhle Op introduces a measure to amend the anti trust act allowing industry branches to set prices in common in certain circumstances in order to regulate production and prevent price below a minimum. Opponents caution about centralization while supporters argue for stabilizing markets.
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Washington
Legielat
Former Dayton mayor Raymond Hornbeck dies in hospital
Raymond Hornbeck, former mayor of his city, died Wednesday morning at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton after a long illness. He had been a patient for two weeks. Brailes serving as mayor, Mr. Hornbeck had also been active in Republican party circles and local committees.
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Raymond Hornbeck
Alesnmlyin
Taymond Tlornbrek
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Brailes
Hornbeck
Emmeil
Repubbione
Eaiity Central
Walker D. Hines Named Budget Chief by Roosevelt
Roosevelt signals Walker D. Hines of New York to head the budget bureau in the new administration. The selection, described as a major executive assignment, follows no denials and hints at immediate reforms and potential budget cuts.
Akron Sailor Reported Weather Incident Near Cleveland
An official navy report states an Akron air crew encountered a storm sector about 30 miles northwest of Erie PA and 10 miles, 60 miles north of Cleveland. The station noted the incident involved communications gear while the aircraft was aloft during flight.
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Amsuutiiod
Lakelvets Ndilin
Navy
Dirigile Akrany
Naavy Tiv
Erie
Sona.eeport
Gorpeniindin Bi V
Bores
Tekesk
Akron
Cleveland
Barter Helps Family Amid Hard Times
A mother trades goods to support her family during scarcity. She swaps food and items, keeping her children fed while facing hardship. A neighbor notes the strain on daily life and the improvised exchanges used to obtain basic necessities.
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Otto
Abda
Trapped Quail Causes Confusing Service Disruption
An unclear report describes a quail trapped between wires and a shirt, causing a service disruption and prompting confusion. Authorities or workers attempted resolution as observers noted the odd scene and wondered what happened.
Six year old slain by maniac in Crooklyn cellar
In Crooklyn’s Stigvesant Heights a six year old girl named Helen was kidnapped, coaxed into a tenement cellar, strangled, and left with the cloth at her neck. Police search continues as witnesses recall a man offering a penny days before the killing.
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Irl
Maniac
Pepin
New York
Dante
Crooklyn
Stigvesant Heights
Brady
Helen
Emily Day
Oligue
Tasquettan
Polige
Tavis
Minister Silent on Bribery Charge Details
A provincial committee member stalls disclosure on bribery allegations amid an exchange in the state legislature. The opposition presses for specifics while the minister asserts the committee lacks the right to demand fuller information or procedural access.
De Valera’s Party Wins Decisive Victory
Contingent report indicates Ramon De Valera’s party secured a clear win in a May election. The result marks the first time the party takes the presidency, reflecting a strong political shift in the Frog State amid a ten-year history of turmoil.
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de Valera
Dan
Taeonpdate
Ceburny
Ramon de Valsera
Dalspord
Repeal Hope Hinges on Senate Action Soon
Reform advocates see potential Senate action as repeal measures gain momentum. Amid stalled bills and budget fights, Senator Robinson of Arkansas signals chance for a March 4 consideration as lawmakers press to move beer and wine legislation and related appropriations.
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Senate
Robinson
Arkiitans
Six Wall Street Members Ousted in Trading Shakeup
A New York exchange ousted six Wall Street members amid a broad crackdown. Among those expelled were directors from firms led by Suieltzer, CliMord, and Talwigs Robinson. The clears involved in this purge indicate heightened scrutiny and market disruption.
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Wall Street
Wright and Vera Sentenced in Magna Pertes Case
An unclear report describes Wright and Vera involved in a Magna period case with a workhouse sentence and a small fine. The text references a Wednesday event, a judge named Aiton, and a trial noting a 68 weight and statute age issues. Details are fragmented and uncertain.
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Wright
Ade- Haqueney
Lane
JUDGE JUNGE PALMER TAKES NEW OATH IN PROBATE
In a brief ceremony Judge Junge Palmer began a new term as probate judge. He announced the retirement of most of his current deputies including Miss Cillian Wondrutt and Deputy Lehiod, with Frank Hymn named to a probationary role.
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Gideon Palmer
Mudge Palmer
Cillian Wondrutt
Frank Hymn
Jevenue
End Filibuster Ends as Glass Bill Advances in Senate
Filibuster ends as the Glass banking bill passes the Senate by a wide margin, with lawmakers planning to tackle the treasury-postal funding measure next. The bill seeks sweeping changes to national and federal reserve banking laws to curb bank failures and boost depositor protections, while allowing limited branch expansion and reshaping federal oversight.
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Vrese
Washington
Senate
Hutie
Glass
Virginia
Mitcell
Vasa Tha
Long
al Lawisiana
al Thomaa vi ‘Hlahona
Tomer
Aml
Fedeeral
Hohlerlovel Corporation
Res Mnen
Auto Fire Destroys Car in Baker Garage
An automobile owned by Antelay, 196 North P street, burned in a Baker garage after a short on a puffed wire started the blaze at 1:35 Thursday morning. The fire damaged the residence and prevented nearby vehicles from aiding. Fire Chief William Conlin said damages to the garage and other cars were not yet estimated.
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Rayemond U. Takey
Cleveland
Mee
Bad Antelay
North P Street
Baker’s Atte
Bra
Hall
William Conlin
Pine Starling
Tragedy Strikes as Brother Thad Steawh Dies in Fort Pearcy
Text reports a family tragedy with Thad Steawh of Hamilton, a tune master, killed in a crash at Fort Pearcy. Hospital care mentioned for Wied and Hlovidia, others cited include Nbrs 8S Winkler 105 Russ avenir.
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Winkler
Russ Avenir
Thad Steawh
Fortune Maser
Hamilton
Fort Pearcy
Hlovidia
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