Unemployment Rises as 12 Million Out of Work in January
Washington reports from President William Green of the American Federation of Labor estimate that twelve million American workers were out of work in January. Unemployment rose from December’s peak with a new January high. shorted work weeks and industrial layoffs contributed to the widespread jobless picture. Further details note the sharp rise among trade unions and the naval industry as the nation faces continued employment strain.
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Washington
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Sonia Industries
Amenem Federation
Horts
Irish Explosions Raise Anxiety Amid Rail Disruptions
Northern Ireland Feb 4 report notes grave railway blasts damaging the railway bridge at Carnamore near Venegal within the Free State border, injuring workers and disrupting lines as Ty Mace state reports ongoing strikes by railway staff over a wage dispute. another blast at Dunmurry damages rail sections while across the border in the Free State, President Eamon de Valera appears in continued coverage.
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Brifadt
Northern Ireland
Ty Mace
Free State
Venegal
Rarneamore
Dunmurry
Fetrast
Trish Pree
Eamon de Valera
Billy Sunday Rest Urged After Collapse at Revival
William A Sunday, a famed evangelist, was pronounced out of danger after a collapse during a revival meeting here. He remains seriously ill at his hotel as doctors say a long rest will be needed to restore his strength and preparations are underway to move him to California.
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Wiliam A
Wam
Fontgit
Phyaioinna
Hia Hotel
California
Senate enters final day for introductions in 200 set goal
The senate moves into its final day of bill introductions with aim to top 200 sets as the 44th regional session proceeds. Senate leaders anticipate many proposals to be introduced today with action likely to extend into the night as committees review bills.
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Vila
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Southern business leader killed by nervous wife
Charlotte, N C Feb 12 Mrs Ruth Winter Peterman faced murder charges in the shooting death of WW K Peterman vice president of Southern Public Utilities. Neighbors restrained by time found Peterman with a head wound at their home last night. She claimed not to know he was dead and later denied the shooting, while her physician said she had been under treatment for nervous disorders.
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Charlotte
N. C
Ruth Wlnter Peterman
WW. K. Peterman
Southern Public Utilities Company
Hyntertead
Eevenr-Old Power Company
Peterman
Munnientt
Baker
Boa. Wannamaker
Battle in Denver Takes Four Lives
Four people die in a Denver confrontation related to a theft case. Detectives George Belyweker and John Wh, along with other officers, were killed in the incident. The encounter occurred after a theft suspect fled and a pursuit ensued.
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Denver
Danvar
George Tews
Man Faces Wife for Poatmentor Amid Uta Vote
In Tomah Wisconsin on February 12 19xx a man contested with his wife over a post at the local service station in Newton. Mrs Stephen W Marker and three other women joined the call service formalization conduct here in a political race context.
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Newton
Inh
Mra
Stephen W. Markerl
House Committee Cuts Montana Budget For Next Year
The House Appropriations Committee reduced the state general fund and university appropriations for the next biennium. Reductions from 1% to 40% were applied across divisions. The general fund total for the next year is set at 1,497,068.50 with university millage funds also impacted. Continued details on elective and custodial offices to follow.
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Montana
Oran
Committee On Appropriations
Atanas Central
Thalrand
Fenton An
Hank
Privanare Anon
Annan Varahanal Kehool
Sinte Crison
Moving Chinese treasury to Shanghai for loan security
Tokyo reports a foreign office spokesman stating China is moving about 1 000 cases from the national museum in Peiping to Shanghai. The move is said to secure a sixty million Mexican dollar American loan. Authorities fear a northern Japanese campaign and have also begun relocating 4 000 cases of treasure.
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Tokyo
Foreign Office
China
National Treasury
National Museum
Peiping
Shanghai
Jorcien Bank
T. V. Soour
Nanking
Funeral for John D Ryan Held in New York Church
Funeral services for John D Ryan chairman of Anaconda Copper Mining Company who died yesterday of heart disease will be held Tuesday morning at the Jesuit Church of St Francis Loyola on Park Avenue. Archbishop John Gregory Murray of St Paul Minn will celebrate a solemn with mass of remising. Burial will be in the State of Heaven cemetery Westchester county. Telegraphic condolences from around the world continued to pour in for the widow and for CF Kelley of Anaconda Co.
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New York
Cerviers
John D. Rya
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
St. Trnatins Loyola
Park Avenue
John Gregory Murray
St. Paul, Minn
Thomas Vellhant
Edward Sweeney
John D. Ryan
CF. Kelley
The
Anaconda Co
Roosevelt 10 End Trip On Wednesday
President elect Roosevelt plans to conclude his fishing vacation and begin arranging for a March 4 presidency. He will leave Wednesday night by train for New York with a possible Washington stop for last minute cabinet talks. Varley departs for New York to prepare a list of thousands of рек
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Miami
Roosevelt
New York
Washington
Varley
James A. Farler
Denver Millionaire Taken by Kidnappers
Denver police report Charles Boettcher I, a Denver millionaire, abducted from his home by two men who rang the doorbell and held Mr and Mrs Boettcher. The assailants left a note demanding sixty thousand dollars for his safe release.
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Denver
Charles Boettcher I
Three Killed and Eighteen Injured in Blagi Boiler Disaster
Lebanon Virginia reports a mill boiler explosion left three dead and eighteen injured. Surviving workers were fetched by mountain residents in two trucks through treacherous mud and ice as Red Cross nurse Elizabeth Lowry assisted the wounded through a bitter night.
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Lebanon
Elizabeth Lowry
Red Cross
Ominous secret documents disturb Danubian states
Vienna reports a fresh leak about an arms shipment from Italy to Hungary amid protests from Budapest. The Hungarian military attaché in Belgrade and the Hungarian minister to Yugoslavia signaled concern as Belgrade alleged burglars, noting valuables remained untouched.
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Italy
Hungary
Belgrade
Jugoslavia
Earthquake in China Kills 280 and Wrecks Town
Official reports reaching Peiping say a northwest Kanai province quake on December 26 killed 280 people and seriously injured 300. Eight hundred homes were destroyed and seven districts were affected. The quake lasted about an hour and a half. casualty estimates of higher figures were dismissed.
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Peiping
Chinese International Famine Relief Commission
Kanai
Thirteen Lives Lost In Alaska Ship Sinking
Thirteen were drowned when the small motorship Unuak sank near Unuak Island during a gale on January 24. The vessel belonged to the Umma native village community. Among the dead were Captain Andrew Nelson and Bishop Antonin, with the master Captain Stankus, his wife, their infant, and priest Mike Tuliakoss also lost. Three natives survived. The Huniva, Nelsons former vessel, was lost in a separate storm last September.
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Alaska
Unuak
Umma Nntive
Unuak Island
Andrew Nel
Eunice
Antonin
Alaska Greek Catholic Church
Stankus
Mike Tuliakoss
Unmak
Mir
Lincoln's Life and System As Cure for Ills of Today
Springfield dispatch notes Abe Lincoln's life and system proposed as a cure for current ills. Tributes at his birth anniversary praised his wartime leadership and constitutional governance. Governors and judges cite moderation and plain living as preferable to debt. warning against self constituted agencies eroding law.
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Springfield
Abeohan Lincoln
Ravernorn
Clyde Lo Herring
Iowa
Eratic
Lincain
Mauritaina
Socrecy
Belmont obsequies held in New York
Funeral services for Mrs Oliver I P Belmont who died January 26 in Paris France were held today at St Thomas church Representatives of 24 national and city women s organizations attended as an expression of gratitude to Mrs Belmont who was president of the National Women s party and actively engaged in work for women s independence
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Oliver I. P. Belmont
Parla
France
St. Thomas Church
Belmont
National Women's Party
Northern Argentina Provinces Hit by Strong Earthquake
Buenos Aires reports a strong earthquake felt in the northern provinces of Tucuman and Santiago del Estero shortly after 1 46 p m. No damage observed but two residents in Tucuman were slightly injured while fleeing their homes.
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Argentina
Tucuman
Senttgo
Statesmen Debate Workman Rights In State Legislatures
Chicago February 12. A survey shows state legislatures are pursuing measures to guarantee Americans the right to livelihood. They push pure works programs and support for the unemployed, funding relief from state revenue and higher taxes, while seeking old age pensions and diverted funds for indigent relief amid unemployment.
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