Silica KS Leaders Urge Currency Reform Hope
Washington February 14. A silver cure for economic currency issues was championed before the Senate Finance Committee along with expanded credit to aid stressed industry. Executives from Kemington Rand and other figures urged monetization of silver and relief measures. Local fishers and farmers sections pressed retrial costs and farm supports in the debate.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Janes Th Rind de
New York
Kemington Rand Corporation
Nct
Terman Arendt
Hoston
Tarvared Eronomiel
Anetay eAnert
Pirbs
Peek
Moline
Rand
Idle crowd seizes Seattle City Hall in protest siege
About 2,000 demonstrators overtook the county city hall area in Seattle vowing to stay until demands for groceries and aid money were met by county commissioners. Violent clashes occurred between unemployed representatives and officials as protesters marched to the King County Welfare board.
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Seattle
Dloven
Varius
Simple funeral for John D. Ryan in New York
Rites for John D. Ryan of the Anaronda Copper Mining Co were held in New York with a church service at St. Immacula Loyoltr and a burial at Gate of Heaven cemetery. Archbishop Murray presided and the service was attended by family including widow, a son John Carlos Ryan, sister Margaret Gant and relatives. A bevy of business associates and friends joined the home service before the church ceremony.
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John D. Ryan
New York
Gate OF Heaven
DS Eye
Fone
Anaronda Copper Mining Company
Sater
Das
Kenslens N.V
Gate of Heaven Cemetery
Gro
Ery Murray
St. Poe
Mibn
Mario John d. Dunn
Church of St. Immatiua
Ryan
Te Ryan Town
Howan
Murray
John Carlos Ryan
Autte
Margaret Gant
Moughtian, Mich
Tyan Gaul
Butte
Stark Want Has Taken Two In One Family
Salt Lake City, Feb 14. Stark wants to take its sxccom vietine from the Guntry of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nicolay of Minna today when their seventh-old son died in a hospital after a five- month fight against malnutrition. A three-year-old daughter died from lie same cause. The family and many children faced starvation from poverty and diet of raw траl.
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Salt Lake City
Stark
Tad
Mtr
Charles Nicolay
Minna
Wagner Relief Bill Advances in Senate.
Senate banking group approves Wagner relief bill adding 2000 and 600 direct loans to states via the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. It accelerates construction from the corporation's 1.5 billion fund to expand state relief efforts.
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Wagner
Senate
Washington, Fe
Senate Banking Group
Reconstruction Finance Cooperation
Atepa
Senator Wheeler pushes silver remonetization plan in world debate
Washington reports Senator Wheeler of Montana urged remonetizing silver to lock the world into bimetalism. He argued nations would yield to a silver standard as a stabilizing asset, noting silver often accompanies other metals like lead or zinc. The proposal appears in the continuation on page A.
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Washington
Htte L
Wheeler
Mont
United States
Yneland
Kranee
de Amor
Democrats Aim to Undo Deficit Before Roosevelt Inauguration
Washington report says a large sum was raised to erase Democrats deficit ahead of Franklin D. Roosevelt's White House entry. Morley, national committee chair, promises a clean transition with no patronage obligations or bargains. Contributions are said to come from businessmen with proven private sector successes.
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Washington
Franklin J. Kroosevelt
White House
Animes A. Morley
Reneral
Norbeck Promises Thrill In Insull Probe
Senate banking chair Norbeck announced Manuel Inala would testify tomorrow in the costly Insull investigation. The inquiry, opening tomorrow and lasting several days, aims to expose the biggest case in the state's stock market history. Vice President Powen and Melvin Traylor of Chicago brokers were subpoenaed, but may not appear immediately. Stuart Pod and Halacy Suart and Company officials might also testify tomorrow.
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Wrllington
Norbeck
Senate Banking Committee
Manuel Inala
Tomorcan
Bare
Powen
Melvin ‘Traylor
Chicago Borkers
Lined
Stuart
Pod
Inanil
Vovoil V. Suart
Halacy,Suart and Company
California Jurist May Be Censured
A judiciary committee in Washington agrees to censuring federal Judge Harold Landerback of California for conduct prejudicial to the dignity of the judiciary. The majority report will be submitted to the House, while a minority impeachment report was filed.
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California
Washington
Web
Tlarold Landerback
Judiciary
Judiciary Committee
House
LaGuardia Th. N.Y
Kidnapping Probe Nabs Two in Chicago
Chicago detectives detained two men and searched for a third in connection with the Denver kidnaping of Charles Boettcher II. Preliminary questioning failed to link the Denver case to Chicago gang activity.
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Denver
Chicago
Charles Boettcher
Mykasa
Mik Automobie
Obscene Vatican Art Detained by U S Customs
New York February 14 The United States customs have detained Akolecene photographs of Michel Angelo frescoes in the Vatican’s Sistine Chapel The ban on importation is tied to a booklet of photographs consigned to the Werlin Gallery depicting male and female figures in the artist’s famous work.
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New York
United States Customs
Akolecene
Michel Angelo
Vatican
Cuatoma Service
Werlin Gallery
Report on Transportation Regulation Aims for Efficient Service
New York February 14 a committee report envisions a new era in transportation with regulation to secure efficient service at the lowest cost. The National Transportation committee urges regional consolidations to eliminate duplication and support possible federal action, aiming toward a single national system.
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New York
National Transportation Committee
Calvin Coolidge
Senate passes bill for free texts to private parochial schools
A senate measure to supply free textbooks to private and parochial schools as well as public ones advanced on third reading, with a roll of 30 ayes and 7 not voting. The bill, introduced by education leaders, faced amendments including free Bibles but the Bible provision failed. Continued discussion noted, with final action expected by the 50th day.
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Senate
Billa
Anevitk
Burr
Campbell
Caray
Carroll
Church
Clarke
Clifford
Coburn
Tanielson
Delane
Duncan
Galt
Garber
Hennessey
Mimsl
Tlalt
Knlion
Kalbere
Kane
Kaullard
Keeley
Kikoff
Larson
MacGilyra
Murphy
Page
Muffeorn
Sparling
Thien
Walker
Willis
Kaulbreh
Education
Kemmis
Richland
Brother of Senator Long Charged Solon With Bribery
New Orleans February 14. Karl Long brother of Senator Wacy P. Long testified before a Senate investigating committee that he accepted ten thousand dollars from Harry Abell, representative of power and utilities firms, during the 1927 gubernatorial campaign. He said Abell placed the money in his brother’s hatband packet, and described small hundred dollar bills that looked freshly printed.
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New Orlenne
Wacy PL Long
Senate
Dalief
Harry Abell
Power and Utilinas Corporations
Htey Long
Prince of Wales Drove Subway Train in London
The Prince of Wales operated a subway train on the Piccadilly line from a Cefed Mecadilly to the terminus this afternoon. An expert praised his handling of the controls, noting the ride had the makings of a pretty good motorman.
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London
Prince of Wales
Mecadilly Eivens
Piccadilly
Guy Ceaney Sent Up For Murder Of Wife
Los Angeles February 14 Guy Cornes was sentenced to life on a guilty plea to murder of his wife Thomas whose nude body was found on the desert east of Were Inat in October.
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Guy Ceaney
Los Angeles
Guy Cornes
Nema
Thowma
Farm relief debated as aid for farmers and small owners
Washington news reports bi partizan push to use 6000000 of federal credit to extend post ponement of loan payments and reduce interest rates for farmers and small home owners. Senate and House panels push for debt relief and possible changes to federal land bank lending policies amid calls for action.
Red Wand Seen in Holiday Crusades at Capitol
Nebraska legislative leaders assured farmers at the capital that they would be welcomed and fed in a Thursday gathering. Organizers said 20 000 to 25 000 farmers would march to the State house at 1 p m for the capital protest and to present their demands.
Wisconsin Milk Strike Sets Day of Action in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin cooperative milk pool plans to begin a strike tomorrow morning as farmers withhold milk from creameries cheese factories and bottlers. Leaders seek $1.40 per hundred pounds. current farm prices range from about $1.59 in some areas to around $1 elsewhere. Officials in dairy processing fear no major disruption.
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Chiwaukeer
Wis
Wisconsin Cooperative Milk Pool
Walter M. Singler
Wisconsin
Middle West
Milk Pool
Buwaukey
Vote On Prohibition Due Today Near Senate Vote
Washington reports the senate ended a filibuster and set a 2 pm vote for tomorrow on whether to take up repeal of prohibition. Opponents signaled they would renew the fight against submitting repeal to the states after the war.
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Washington
Senate
Resoluton
House Battle Over Supreme Court Justice Pay Cut
The Wisconsin House opens at 9:30 to debate H R 0 measures on reducing Supreme Court judges salaries. Senate discussions follow as economy minded Democrats clash with Republicans over a $1500 annual reporting- decision allowance. The session features heated debate, partisan vitriol, and motions on not concurring and segregation, with votes ending 46-42 and 50-48.
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Supreme Court
House
Senate
Wane
Pauline
House Appropriationa Committee
White
Kane
Peru and Colombia open war over port of Leticia
Bogota reports open hostilities between Colombia and Peru near Tarapaca and Leticia. Colombian commander Alfredo Vasquez Cobo says Peruvian aircraft bombed the Cordoba on the Putumayo River and were repulsed by a Colombian air squadron. Officials say Tarapaca may have been recaptured from Peru as crowds in Bogota cheer.
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Peru
Colombia
Leticia
Bogota
Aon Uty Bate
Teticla
Alfredo Vasques Gobo
Nogota
Cordoba
Putumayo
Tarapaca
Letivia
Vasquez Cobo
Tarapara
Frengy
Judge Lindsey Set to Return to Practice in Colorado
Jon B. Lindsey, former juvenile court judge, seeks to return to the bar. A notation requests the payment order issued against him be set aside and that he be re admitted to the state bar. The petition is signed by a number of prominent Colorado men.
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Denrer
Galo
Jon B. Lindsey
Colorado Supreme Court
Colorado
Wanderwell Killing Denied by Bill Guy
Long Beach California February 14 William James Guy testified he did not vandalize the yacht Carma the night its captain Walter Van derwell was shot and killed on board After a day of argument it was expected the trial would go to the jury tomorrow
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Long Beach
Calif
William James Guy
Ross
Walter Vanderwell
Vasa
Lawomorrow
Woman foils bank raid in Salina Kansas
Mrs Emma McConnell fought off two men attempting to rob the Printers State Bank in Salina Kansas today. The assailants fled after breaking a window and fleeing into the street.
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Salina
Kan
Emma McConnell
Printers State Bank
McConnell
League backs condemnation of Japan over Manchukuo plan
Geneva reports the League of Nations assembly endorses by unanimous vote a draft report opposing recognition of Manchukuo. The next step is formal presentation of the report to the assembly. In China, Tokyo plans to issue ultimatums demanding Chinese troop withdrawal from Jehol as Japan aims to conquer the region and unite with Manchukuo.
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Geneva
Switcerland
League of Nations
Japan
Johor
Manchukuo
Manchukio
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