Six Navy Planes Make Swift Pearl Harbor Flight
Monolulu Jan 11 six American navy planes carrying 30 men completed a 2500 mile transfer from California to Hawaii landing at Pearl Harbor in quick orderly fashion after a 26 hour 27 minute flight The formation arrived to a cheering crowd with many servicemen and spectators greeting the crew The report notes the rapid arrival and orderly touchdown marking a historic overseas mass flight but portions of the article are garbled in the OCR leaving some names and details unclear.
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California
Hawaii
Pearl Harbor
Perthenatl
Walldki
Pearl Tarhay
Ros al
Firlal
Comariador Kyotler
Meghowls
Joie
Haerlers
Yante van
World News In Brief From The Associated Press
Washington Roosevelt and attorney general discuss federal reserve transfers to treasury. Chicago Dr Alice Wynekoog on trial for slaying her daughter in law as crowds push for admission. Oklahoma City Governor Murray authorizes 100 million for Indian land tax relief. Detroit probe into corruption at county home. foreign Honolulu reports a navy plane flight 2400 miles.
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World News
Associated Preas Syonieaite
Roosevelt
Conalder
Federal Reserve Gald
Treasury
Chicaga
Alice Wynekoog
Washington
Senate
Detroit
Investigating Committee Censures State Officials For Disregard Of Laws
A special House session opens at 2 pm to review reports from seven member committees criticizing Governor Frank Cone and Secretary of State Sam W. Mitchell for perceived incompetence or breach of duties. Debates focus on whether to adopt or reject the findings as members caucus overnight.
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Sevet
Frank Cone Fey
Sam We Mitchel
Committee of Seven
Wynek oop Case Opens as Daughter's Death Sits Heavy
Dr. Alice Wynekoop goes on trial amid a 2000 strong crowd in Chicago courtroom. She faces charges tied to the death of her daughter in law Hhola Ginridavar Winekoop. Husband Karie Winchoon absent as jury panel begins deliberations.
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Hhola Ginridavar Winekoop
Hasband
Karie Winchoon
Pir
Prince of Wales hailed as top ballroom dancer by Danilova
New York dispatch quotes ballerina Alevandra Danilova of the Monte Carlo Ballet who praises the Prince of Wales as a superb ballroom dancer with fine rhythm. She recalls dancing with him and notes the royal figure’s nerves in public settings while contrasting American and Russian dancers.
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New York
the Prine of Wales
Alevandra Danilova
Monte Carto Ballet Tinsee
Min Danilova
Nim
Feote
Becansan
Anid
Beets Labor Reform Prompts Widespread Calls
A garbled early 1900s clipping references child labor in beet fields and a statement by WD Lippitt. It notes a push to end child labor and mentions officials in a regional office and a call to action in a western county.
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Tran
Tomy
Feta World de Drummediately
Ly Elite Nak
Netion
Signy
WD Lippitt
Elven Ant
Ako
Move in Senate Diverts Liquor Profits for Relief Fund
A Senate proposal would divert a share of liquor profits to a state relief fund and general revenue. The plan, backed by key lawmakers, envisions funds from spirit sales supporting drought and other relief initiatives while avoiding broader tax measures. Debate centered on allocations, with committee reports and cross chamber discussions shaping the bill’s path.
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Senate
Vestoedars
Eton Enan
Amd
WG Usta
Wheatland Couity
Montana
Charles Mack Killed in Auto Crash near Mesa
Jan 11 report of a fatal automobile accident five miles east of Mesa. Charles Ko Mack of the We Black Crows family is dead. Mrs Mack, Mark, and Mary Jane were injured. Mack Sennett, famed producer, was involved in the crash aftermath. Aird died at a hospital shortly after.
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Mack
Bullitt Confirmed as Envoy to Russia by Vote
The debate on his reconfirmation stretched through the session as supporters and opponents argued over timing and relevance. Figures from Indy and other regions pressed for a timely appointment, while critics warned against rushed action amid broader foreign policy tensions.
Roosevelt weighs commandeering gold reserves report
Washington sources say President Roosevelt discussed seizing gold holdings of the Federal Reserve with advisers fueling reports of a new monetary move. Attorney General Cummings attended, and Congress debates extending the Reconstruction Finance Corporation with $850 million in new capital as banks face increased scrutiny.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Federal Reserve System
Cummings
AEC
Howe
Spnatz
Reconstruction Corporation
French Premier Warns of Plot to Install a Directorate
Paris January 1 Premier Cam fils Chautemps warned deputies of a grave plot to seize power and install a directorate of men “reputed for their energy” amid corruption charges and the Bayonne tank scandal. He spoke as mobs gathered outside the chamber and declined to name the plotters or detail names.
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Paris
Hig Ceeine
Chamber of Depution
Camilla Chattemps Tanta
Bayonne
Roup
Chautemps
Chamber
Serge “Handaeme Alex" Stavlaky
Shosa
California Sets Troops to End Farm Labor Strikes
In southern California food supply regions Gov Jane Rolph Sr signals readiness to deploy state troops to the Imperial Valley if strikes threaten. In Los Angeles union and industry leaders form a central association to head off further walkouts by milkers and other food workers amid rising unrest.
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Los Angeles
California
Jane Rolph
Heli -Mortial Valley
Reme Ives
Food Producing and Distributing Industries
Japanese Navy Moves Two More Destroyers to China Zone
Tokyo reports fears of disorder at Fonchow and Amoy amid suspected collapse of the Fukien rebellion. A foreign office spokesman said two additional Japanese destroyers were ordered to the afflicted zones to bolster patrols as tensions rise in the war theater.
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Tokyo
Fonchow
Amoy
Nas
Foreign Office
High and Grade School At Craig Destroyed By Fire
Craig Nov 11 Fire of undetermined origin today destroyed the $6,000 combined high and grade school used for about 50 pupils in both divisions. Salvage work saved few books and records. Insurance covered the building loss. no one was hurt. County superintendent Miss Jessie Morgan expected to meet with the board to discuss rebuilding possibilities.
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Craig
TAG
Tames
Joss
Jessie Morgan
Riverside Rivert and Strange Driving Tales
A fragmented reminiscence piece recalls Riverside scenes, old radios, autos, and small town curiosities. The voice laments modern costs, class ties, and missed opportunities in a rustic, informal voice. Names and places hint at a long-ago community memory with personal reflections.
Oho State Prefist Students Suspended
Oho State university suspended seven students for refusing to participate in an unspecified program, citing objections as part of a policy on military involvement. Names and exact charges are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Oho State
Prefist
Solumbius
Dan
Orbey Ae
Seventy Feared Dead in Argentine Floods
Mendoza Argentina Jan 11 A severe rainstorm in the Cordilleras caused widespread damage and unconfirmed reports say 70 people are drowned in the floods.
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Argentina
Mendoza
Cordilleras
President Roosevelt narrowly saved by five votes in House
In Washington on January 11 the Roosevelt administration survived a critical test as the House issued an 197 to 192 roll call. The vote approves the proposed economy measures for the next fiscal year including a 16 percent pay cut for federal employees and restricts amendments by riders on ten appropriation bills. The economy provisions were added to the Independent Offices appropriation bill, slated for passage next day.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House
Independent Offices
Five Italian airmen die in Tripolitania crash
Bone January 11 AP An Italian air crew of five led by Piot Giuseppe Papi was killed when their Tatlin military plane crashed at Bungem Tripolitania on January 7, officials announced.
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Bone
Piot Giuseppe Papi
Bungem
Tripolitania
Billings Boy Involved In Hoax In Siever Murder Case
Pasadena detectives said William Olson aged 19 and Robert Smith aged 17 confessed to writing an age prank note demanding 5000 dollars for the revolver used to kill Dr Leonard Siever. Both youths signed a written confession. Olson to be sent home to Billings Montana. Smith to be placed under surveillance.
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Billings Boy
Siever
Pasadena
Calif
William Olson
Robert Smith
Taght
Leonard Slever
Detectian
Stanley Decker
Benjamin Saiguin
Olson
Billings, Mont
Smith
Sterilization Claims Stir Michigan Mental Institution Probe
Report alleges that a number of patients at Wayne County Home for Mental Defectives were sterilized. The investigation focuses on medical procedures approved under a state law enacted four years earlier, with petitions and institutional actions under scrutiny.
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Wayne Craty Home
Menta
MCN eaAn
Alleged Nephew of George Sues Over Proved Charge
A questionable custody of lineage case unfolds as Clare Rence Gay Gordon Maddon contends witnesses will show his mother secretly married to the Duke of Chieves, claiming kinship to King George. The judge warned relevance must be proved later and adjourned the hearing to January 19 or 23.
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Clarerence Gay Gordon Maddon
Wal the Wittesses
Duke of
Chieves
Orother
George
Thomas Jefferson and Finger Bowls in Modern Manners
A fragment from Modern Manners notes Jefferson adopted finger bowls at Monticello, crediting him with introducing European etiquette to America. The advertorial piece, promoting a 32 page guide with 20 chapters, offers lessons on social forms and party etiquette via The Washington Information Bureau.
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Thomas Jefferson
Monticello
Europe
Waab- Inston
Washington Information Bureau
Modest Manners Hinted By Washington Notice
A cryptic notice from the Telona Tidependone Information Bureau presents a wrapped inquiry form with names and a city reference in Washington. Director Frederic J. Flaskin oversees the inquiry as J. G. Tenclose signs the document.
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Telona Tidependone Information Bureau
Frederic J. Flaskin
Washington
J. G
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