Riot in Paris Over Great Swindle Sparks Labor Clash
Paris unrest erupts as a labor wave and alleged red agitators trigger clashes across California. Police chief moves to deport suspected communists amid reports of mass organizing and escalating strikes. Incidents injure several workers at rail hubs and a downtown headquarters as authorities pursue alleged conspirators.
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Ptrike
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Washington hearings probe air mail bids and graft
Washington committee hears that former Postmaster General Brown awarded air mail contracts without bids and that destroyed correspondence may exist. A separate push seeks 1 billion more capital and longer life for a program. Report lists varied global items from tariff talks to Turkey’s five year plan and uprisings in Hong Kong.
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Washington
KFC
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Credit Honda
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Archool
Ankara
Turkey
Northwest states farm and industry income figures 1927 1932
Federal funds for four Northwest states include bank loans, home loans, corn hog and corn loan programs. Totals show farm income of 1.6042654 billion and industrial income evolving from 1.714805 billion in 1928 to 1.03799968 billion in 1932, with associated government and postal allocations.
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Regional Credit Corp
Federal Land Banks
Intermediate Credit Bank
Home Owners Loan Corp
Federal Home Loan Bank
Deposit Liquidation Co
Relief Revenue Lost as House Kills Liquor Profit Bill
The House convenes at 11 a.m and votes kill the liquor profit bill, denying expected relief revenue. Governor Cooney’s actions and NRA funding talk frame a day of committee reports, insurance probes, and state water control debates with several bills vetoed or amended.
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Prison Goods Case Heads to Highest Court
Alabama reports to the Supreme Court that it has dropped a complaint against 14 states regulating prison made goods but renews a petition to declare unconstitutional the laws prohibiting such sales. The revised petition targets New York Pennsylvania Montana Arizona and Idaho. William J. Martin, Alabama attorney general, said the case originally challenged 19 states and also the HawesCooper act.
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Supreme Court
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New York
Pennsylvania
Montana
Arizona
Idaho
William J. Martin
Burned Documents Linked to Postmaster General Walter Brown
Washington January 9. Senate investigators heard Walter E. Brown former postmaster general in Hoover era burned official and personal papers before leaving office and awarded air contracts without bids. Brown denied the charge in New York stating most correspondence was destroyed before he left office. Kenneth MacPherson secretary and Jomen Maher testified to the committee.
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Senate
Walter E. Brown
Csean
Air Mint
Matruce
Kenneth MacPherson
Brown
New York
Girls fined for not taking clothes off in side show
In St Louis a group of dancing girls were fined after failing to remove their clothes as promised in a side show. A plainclothes officer paid a dime to view a supposed performance and then arrested Mrs. Dor othy Voxs and another woman on a charge of obtaining money by false pretenses for not delivering the promised exhibition.
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St. Lows
Dorothy Voxs
McCarl Simmers Ford Row Over Motor Sales Award
Washington news details a dispute involving McCarl and Ford over motor sales contracts. The article notes a department decision on low bids and a government contract for 790 units, with McCarl challenging the ruling and reflecting tensions in the industry toward manufacturing and procurement practices.
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McCart
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Ford Mator Company
NRAN
Bia
Plane crashes in West Texas kill three from Oklahoma party
An Oklahoma physician’s plane crash in West Texas killed pilot Hans Powell aged 26 of Mangum Oklahoma and two friends, Mr and Mrs. Biner Smith, who owned land near the crash site. Ambulance crews carried hundreds of patients from the scene today as the private van’s occupants perished.
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Tex
Dan
Oklahoma
Threven
Piiot
Hans Powell
G. F. Uneder
Mangum
Oktw
Mel. Biner Smith
Plano Tell
Woman Found Clinging to Jetty After Daring Swim
Georgetown Georgetown area reports a woman found clinging to the south jetty after 24 hours in rough currents. Mia Van Wyck Ferria of Wilmington was rescued and taken to Southealand. Dr Roll said she showed no lasting injuries or effects from exposure or lack of food.
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B.C. Dan
Tie Opin
Mia
van Wyck
Silver Men to Consider One Program in Silver Cause
Washington plans a meeting of all silver interests in Congress led by Rep. Martin to coordinate silver bills and push for quick monetization. The plan seeks unity among diverse bills to accelerate remonetization efforts, with many members urging an early consolidation.
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Congress
Martin
Colo
House
Whith Martin
Eitver
Abig
Missionaries Missing Amid Severe Fighting in China
Heavy fighting in Fukien province between nationalist forces and rebels leaves foreign missionaries missing. Attempts to contact them fail as communications halt in strife torn districts. Headquartered in New York, the American Methodist mission reports no latest word on the two or more church workers.
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Faozhow
China
Pifth Avenue
New York
French cabinet shaken by Bayonne pawnshop collapse protests
In Paris a large crowd attacked police and damaged public property during a tax against high priced officials tied to the 840 million Bayonne pawnshop collapse and the death of its founder. Parliament and guards faced tense clashes as Tremier Camille Chautemps sought a truce while Stavisky’s fate remained unclear.
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Bayonne
Place de la Concorde
Tremier
Camille Chautemps
Stree Stavisky
Underground Finance
Livestock men weigh pushing committee to Congress
Albuquerque New Mexico January cattlemen from the American Nations Livestock association consider sending a five man committee to Washington to press their case. With congressional delay on Agricultural Adjustment Act amendments the group plans to present the industry’s viewpoint directly to lawmakers. If approved the delegation would depart for Washington by next week to meet with officials and discuss a proposed plan on cattle processing tax and related issues highlighted at the convention.
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Congress
Robert D. Carey
Wye
Pay Cut for All Federal Folk Stands
President Roosevelt upholds a six month extension of the 15 percent federal pay cut as he gathers renewed Democratic support. He prepares messages for senate reconsideration of the St Lawrence waterways pact and a government guarantee of farm credit bonds. Vinson introduces powers to build naval strength, citing U S deficit in modern ships. The Ways and Means committee proceeds with shaping a $270,000,000 measure.
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Roosevelt
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Congress
Senate
St. Lawrance
Representative Vinson
United States
Vinson
Ways and Means
Woman Freed After Missouri Bandits Abduct Standout Teacher’s Wife
Hannthel Mo Jan, Mrs Roy Carpenter, 40, wife of Monroe City teacher, was released near Monroe City after an abduction by mobile thieves who seized her for hours amid a Northeast Missouri gunfight. Police pursued as officers fought to halt the assault before freeing her. Senate convened at ten with committees probing fire insurance and student funds. confirmation split 27-26 kept Stafford as agriculture commissioner amid a tight session.
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Stafford
W. D. Kemmis
Sidney
W. FR
Former Senator's Daughter Indicted as Gold Hoarder
Misa Etha Thomas, daughter of former U S Senator Charles B Thomas of Colorado, was indicted by a federal grand jury on two counts for hoarding gold under Roosevelt era executive orders. She allegedly possessed 5000 dollars in gold on September 18 and failed to report holdings to the Internal Revenue Service.
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Moss
Denver
Jun
Misa Etha Thoms
U. S
Charles 8. Thomas
Colorada
J. Foster Symes
Miss Thomas
Federal Reserve Board
Roosevelt
Riverside society notes tease Washington figures in gossip
Riverside California notes mention Dr Cary Grayson of Washington DC arrived at Miago's road house. Admiral Grayson, Wilson's physician, is praised as a resource for posters and horses. Contained are anecdotes of Wilson dining, Jesse Jones, and President Wilson and Bucking haw’s reception details.
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Calif
Dan
Rocheester
Minn
Cary Grayson
Washington
Miago
Admiral Grayson
Wilson
Charley
Carter Glass
Culpepper
Jesse Jones
Wikson
Ant Dead
Commission's Power Under Test in Court
Great Falls January 3 District court opened a hearing on whether the State Railroad Commission can limit motor carrier operations. Great Northern railway intervened seeking dismissal, arguing no permit is necessary for the transfer company. Briefs requested. hearing set to conclude tomorrow with no immediate decision expected.
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Great Falls
Helena High School Grant To Be Made As Presented
Washington reports Helena High School will receive a grant under the new rules. Officials say the grant avoids a costly tie order and may reduce costs from $20,000 to about $15,600. The application was approved after adjustments by the engineering division and a change in the contract proposal between the school district and the government agency.
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Helena High School
Washington
Noomhooh
Puntee
Offielia
Dvi
Ferlekwon
Rutin
Wien
Mat Wool Merewie
Havertad
Chacy
Etiquette Guide Offers Modern Manners Quick Tips
A Helena Independent Information Bureau feature promotes Modern Manners a 32 page etiquette booklet with 500 questions and concise manners hints. It covers invitations acknowledgments greetings wedding christening table service telephoning and travel etiquette for social forms golf ships trains and planes.
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Washington
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