Bankruptcy Bill Moves Through Congress Amid Debate
Senate and House leaders push a bankruptcy bill aiming to aid individuals and corporations with debt relief subject to court approval. President Roosevelt and others endorse the measure as lawmakers suspend rules for swift action while budget and appropriations fights unfold.
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Woover
Sleet Roosevelt
White Mouse
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Capley
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Hnovnr
Lempesstie Houge
Appropriations Committee
Party leaders told to keep hands off cabinet picks
Roosevelt faces a reshaped White House team as insiders discuss three unsettled posts. James A. Farley and Walsh are named for postmaster general and attorney general respectively, with others like Newton Baker and Minnares hinted for diplomacy. Debates hint at a broad cabinet shakeup before inauguration.
Giant Man Weighs 460 Pounds Carried to Hospital
Six policemen carried a gigantic man named Anger from a crowd to a hospital after he collapsed. The 460 pound figure was noted by surgeons who described him as seriously ill with multiple ailments. He had previously worked in circuses and films.
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John Anger
Aasen
Yietuyea
Ohio Newspapers Form Organization in Ohio Merge
A joint session last night saw the Associated Ohio Dailies and the Buckeye Press Association lead to a new statewide newspaper organization. The merger aims to coordinate writers and publishers across Ohio as editors plan shared initiatives and standards.
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Ohio Newspapers
Menemy
Ghia
Ohio
Buckeye Press
Cvanthupih
Ohio Legislature To Get Proposals For Road Patrols
State lawmakers will receive proposals for a road patrol plan to be introduced by Rep. Hugh A. McNamee of Oakland. The administration measure would set fines on patrol officers and outline new patrol procedures amid proposed highway safety reforms.
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Drene Columb
White
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British author dies amid bribery plot at legislature
London reports famed novelist Jean Galsworthy, Nobel laureate, died after a weakened battle with illness. The article also details an alleged bribery scheme in Vellore Guernsey county, with Rep. W. Yall, Hale county, claimed offered 21,000 to withdraw a bill. Hall, a Senecaville minister, and Cambridge nun aiding a toy company are cited in the unfolding case.
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Ores
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Hale County
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Miphel
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Senecaville
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Bill Jaye
Plea of Farmers In Iowa Answered
Farmers in Iowa rally as New York Life Insurance suspends farm foreclosures to allow time for legislative relief. The move aims to ease debt pressures on growers as other companies signal similar pauses while awaiting policy protections.
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York
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Forn
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Weil
New York Life Tverage Company
Dinnnoeed Ie
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Sige
Cigar Men Protest State Rigor Tax Plan
Cigar industry leaders and workers rallied against a proposed 10 percent state tax on rigors and tobacco products, arguing it would hurt small businesses and raise consumer prices. Officials pledged to review the measure amid public hearings.
Marathon Ban Considered in Columbus
City Council adopts ordinance banning marathons and similar endurance events in Columbus. Penalty includes fines from ten to one hundred dollars and possible ten days in jail.
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Columbia
Baker's remark on Roosevelt plan to appoint ambassador
The report from Warn Springs notes Franklin D. Roosevelt planned to appoint him ambassador to Great Britain. Baker’s brief comment says new homes are welcome, and he mentions meeting friends who were considered. The former secretary of state was set to leave today and return March 6, two days after Roosevelt’s inauguration.
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Warn Springs
Franklin J. Roosevelt
Great Britain
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Bonohilu
Rougevelt
Pair Convicted in Liquor Case In Montgomery County
In Cincinnati area a trial involving a station of Montgomery-connite ended with one conviction and a hung jury on another count. Guilty defendants include John LB. take and Phasuas Asumingham among local marshals and officials linked to Chesapeake and Proctor villa area liquor charges.
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Dina Bhay
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Montgomery
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Valetoad
John LB. Take
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Sil
Chesapeake
Proctor Villa
Guardian Named in Minor Workman Estate in Mecay
Minor Ruth Workman aged 13 and Fran CS aged 10 are named heirs in a joint estate connected to Mildletown guardian Mecay. The estate includes four bonds and 4500 dollars in realty, with claims of a probate proceeding.
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Mecay
Mildletown
Nomi Trently
Ruth
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Likely cabinet set up presented by Lawrence
Article lists names through potential picks for President elect Ronarvell cabinet. Possible selections include Norton, Maker, Norman H. Tavis, Bernard M. Baruch for State and Baruch for War, Carter Glass or Baruch for Treasury, and other figures like Swanson Cohen Dern Hull Morgenstern and Wallace among candidates for various posts with limited certainty.
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Norton
Norman H. Tavis
Bernard M. Baruch
Treasury
Carter Glass
Virginiay
Sevntal Monks
New French Premier Forms Cabinet Amid Coalition Talks
Paris January reports a new French premier forming a cabinet. Paul-Bonneau faces delays as days pass seeking groups to support. The socialist bloc favors an overhaul of the ministry while the chamber of deputies rejects a proposed ultraviolet plan.
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Jnenal
Paris
Eenah
Pelty al Daladier
Une
aTeneph
Paul-Bynemay
Socialist Bloc
Paul-Boneoue
Chamber of
Farm Credit Bill Considerations Spark Committee Hearing
A scrambled report notes committee hearings on a domestic allotment bill aimed at adjusting farm payments nationwide. Senators Robinsaty and Hanseseli are mentioned along with a push for a council to study rural credit reform and farmer support programs amid political debate.
Italy Accepts US War Debt Talk Offer
Rome says the Italian government accepts to discuss the war debt with the United States soon after President elect Roosevelt takes office. New York receives an emergency relief loan of 8 6 1 0 0 0 to aid 42 welfare districts in February. Zack T. Milley sues Tom Mix for 66 000 in damages over a tent crash incident at Miller's Jol Ranch show.
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Washington
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Zack T. Milley
Oklahoma
Tom Mix
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Jol Ranch
Steel Companies Declare Loss Amid Market Turbulence
The article outlines a broad loss by multiple steel firms with a peaking capacity under 83 percent, citing a total value around 131,500,000 and noting editorials from Wie Daily Meta Trade. It also reports the Hendrickson estate valued at 5,100 for Helen D. McCullough seeking administration of Mary Frendricksen’s estate, with probate proceedings in Highland Park.
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Dessex
Wie
Meta Trade
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Sheateel
United States
Emergency Funds For State Relief Proposed In Assembly
An outline shows an emergency relief fund to be created in the state. About 12.9 million dollars would be raised by new taxes and divert gasoline revenue to finance the program. The funds would support the state relief commission and related measures.
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Columbus
Wyerner
George White
Ford Plants May Resume Work Soon
Detroit January report notes Briggs Manufacturing restores body production at Highland Park for Ford car. Possible restart of Ford plants including Hamilton within days as hiring resumes and workers return after a weeklong strike. Briggs treasurer William I. Comially and Weekes led negotiations with workers to renew operations.
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Brigas Manufacturing Company
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Tan
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Mackagen
Daladier Forms French Cabinet
Daladier forms a French cabinet as he moves to structure a new government. The ministry relies on the governing party and its officers while facing opposition and pressures tied to the February credits and a delayed vote in the chamber.
Olympia newspaper barter offer ends subscriptions
A battered Olympia paper announced a barter deal exchanging subscriptions for various goods. Items listed include livestock, produce, fuel, sweets, and other commodities valued at about $554, with many details unclear due to the damaged text.
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Wael
Tameal
Py Nha
Olympian
Ib Wadd
Butte Man Blamed for Sleeping Battery Theft
A man described as a sound sleeper faced charges for stealing six batteries found under his bed. He explained little, but was convicted and sentenced to days in the county jail. Butler County commissioners, William Miller and Witter Schulthuiss, announced upcoming appointments beginning March 1.
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Convietel
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Eere Pamed
Dhe
Butler County
William Miller
Witter Schulthuiss
Congress Debates Spending and Fees in New Supply Bill
Lawmakers in the House consider a supply bill tied to general financing and fee adjustments. Committee reports urge action without formal recommendations while debates touch on gasoline taxes and extending key energy measures amid partisan dynamics.
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Dente
Robinson
House
Robbed Noted In Strange Local Incident
An unclear report describes a person claiming they were robbed of money. Authorities pursued a suspect amid confusion as the evidence and names are partially unreadable in the damaged text. Local police and a witness described odd verbal exchanges and a hole found in a doorway as part of the investigation.
Missionary Guild Meeting At Reform Rites Noted
Regular monthly gathering of the Missionary Guild at the Reform church center was held Monday evening with attendance reported and notes on forthcoming activities.
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Reformed Charga
Cavill
Odired Sith
Building and Loans Battle Measure Passes Second Reading
The Ohio House debates a bill to regulate building associations. Introduced by Representative KO Hikenberry, the measure moves to a committee for immediate hearings with plans to vote before the war week. Backers from the building and loan groups press for swift action.
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Sega
State to distribute auto tag funds amid tax law changes
Confusing lines indicate the state plans a second division of auto tag funds totaling about six million dollars. The effort seeks to reallocate personal property taxes under new equalization measures and proposes a public accounting later by state officials.
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Linda Bale
Beare
Butler Conate
Commit tag approves five day week plan
The agency approves a plan proposing a five day week. The measure includes an eighteen hour day component and broad workweek changes affecting operations. Officials and workers' representatives discussed the impact and timeline for implementation.
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Washington
Dan
Connery
Opposition to Hitler Centralizes in Berlin
A Berlin based Communist appeal calls for a general strike as opposition to the Nazi regime grows. Magdeburg reports suggest bills urging open rebellion, while police in several cities enforce measures against anti Nazi activity.
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Bevin Po- Hew
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JuUe
Portage Savings Faces State Tax Ruling
Ohio residents must include posted savings deposits on their tax returns as intangibles, per the state tax commission. The ruling estimates the tax could raise about 50 million dollars, with the November 4 date cited for deposits and filings. Commissioner Krauss noted a U S Attorney General opinion opened the way for taxing postal savings.
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