Hoover Sees United Will to Support Aide for Independence
President Hoover replies to a letter from Dr W O Thompson of Ohio State University praising the national resolve. He calls the day’s task one of truth over half truths and warns against malice that obstructs the public good while noting broad bipartisan desire to help him succeed. The piece ends with a note that continued discussion continues on Page Two.
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Columbia
Ohio
Herbert Hoover
von Fetter
W. Ohompson
Ohio State University
Hoover
Nowsniper
Bomb injures three after Cordoba find explodes en route
In Cordoba Argentina on January 12 a bomb found at the Italian consulate exploded while being taken to the station. Police removed it but it wounded two policemen and a bystander. The attackers remain unknown.
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Cordoba
Argentina
Ge Htalian
Curling Clubhouse Burns in Anaconda Fire
Anaconda January 12. The Anaconda Curling Clubhouse and its building burned early today destroying the structures. The club had held a banquet last night to inaugurate its season. about 100 members attended.
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Anaconda
Ananda Curling Club
Anaconda Group
City Marshal Killed by Sled in Nevade City
Nevade City California January 12 a city marshal for 25 years died after being run down by a coasting sled while directing traffic on a mountain street. The victim is 73 year old DP Shearer. He died of a fractured skull suffered in the incident.
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Nevade City
Calif
Ram
Shearer
City Wishal
Dod
Arkady Girl Buried With Her Doll
Seguin Texas January 12 A tragedy this afternoon as three year old ary Joe Reeves died when clothing ignited in a fire. Her arm injured when the doll with rose opening and shutting was buried with her cherished possession this afternoon.
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Seguin
Tex
Ary Joe Reeves
Millions of aliens rush into America study debate
San Francisco January 12. A California joint immigration committee urged stronger federal steps to curb illegal entry and deportation. It argued enforcement gaps require new legislation and estimated 2,000,000 portable aliens in the U.S. since 1921 with rapid growth and few deportations. An annual deportation budget of at least 10 million was recommended.
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San Francisco
California Joint Immigration Committee
Farm
House of Representatives
House Committee
United States
California
Washington
Immigration Service
Congress to Get Report on Breakdown of Law
President Hoover to submit the first preliminary report of the law enforcement commission to Congress. The document addresses prohibition and suggests prompt legislative action. Senator King proposes moving the prohibition enforcement unit from Treasury to the Justice Department. The Senate bill aims to transfer all related powers except permit duties for industrial uses.
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Congress
U. S
Washington
Hoover
Law Enforcement Commission
Prohibition
House
King
Utah
Senate Judiciary Committee
Judiciary Committee
Department of Justice
Stranded from Wife Adams Kills Child Then Commits Suicide
Dallas moment reports that Ryce L Adams 28 killed his four year old son Billy then took his own life in the living room of Mrs Graves home. The phonograph played a lullaby as they were found. Adams formerly lived in Arlington and had not lived with his wife for two weeks according to neighbors.
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Dallas
Tex
Ryce L. Adams
Bily
Adams
Phonograph
Widow of Flyer Burned in Home in Memphis
Memphis Tenn January 12 Mrs Marguerite Grider 40 widow of Cantala Macgavack Grider an American war flier was fatally burned when trapped in her burning home in a select residential section The firemen found her on the floor of a burning room She died before an ambulance reached the hospital with her
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Memphis
Tenn
Marguerite Grider
Cantala Macgavack Grider
Nye uses biblical parable to warn rebels in Senate
New York cabling reports Senator Nye of North Dakota invoked the Balaam tale at the Labor temple to rebuke Western Republicans aligned with the so called jackass faction. He warned party bosses that they ride to disaster unless they wake to the Lord’s warning before it is too late.
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Bajanny
Nya
North Dakota
Labor Temple
Herve
Senate
Jackass
Senato
Nye
Balaam
Iarael
Datham
Severe gale brings heavy casualties across England
London reports a severe storm sweeping England with many casualties and damage. Three deaths occurred from falling trees and debris, roads blocked by fallen trunks, and a boy drowned after being blown from a Ramsgate lifeboat launch. Wind extended to Ireland and southwest England, with full impact felt late at night.
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London
England
Ireland
Ramsgate
Peage and Tariff Top Agenda for League Council
Geneva, Jan 12. Foreign Secretary Arthur Henderson said amending the League covenant to harmonize with the Kellogg pact for renunciation of war is the most important business before the League of Nations council at the sessions starting tomorrow. He aims for a committee to draft amendments eliminating recognition of aggressive warfare and to report to the next assembly. He also urged a tariff truce conference as a great advance toward trade liberalization, noting it aligns with broader economic goals.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Council of the
Tomorraw
Arthur Henderson
Conneil
Loudon
Henderson
Anaconda Woman Dies at 74 After Long Residence
Anaconda Jan 12 Mrs Daniel Dwyer 74 a native of Ireland and longtime resident since 1883 died today in Anaconda She was the wife of Daniel Dwyer a former local contractor Surviving are three sons and three daughters One son R K H Dwyer of New York vice president of the Anaconda Copper Mining Company survives among others.
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Anaconda
Daniel Dwyer
Methodist Church Calls for Strong Prohibition Enforcement
The Board of temperance and social welfare of the Methodist Episcopal Church South urged a broad legislative program to enforce prohibition. It endorses the Sheppard bill and penalties making buyers liable, supports law enforcement funding, and backs an educational policy to uphold the eighteenth amendment amid looming appropriations debates. The statement, issued by Bishop James Cannon Jr and Dr. B. E. Crawford, calls for intensified enforcement of anti liquor laws across federal and local agencies.
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Washington
Jao
Board of Temperance
Methodist Episcopal Church South
James Cannon
BE. L. Crawford
Law Enforcement Commission
Congress
Prohibition
Customs
Coast Guard
Prohibition Department
Six Die In Ohio House Fire At Lamplight
Findlay Ohio January 12 all persons including five members of the same family perished when fire destroyed the home of Wilson Lank twelve miles east of Findlay The dead include Wilson Tang 46 his mother Nancy Long 52 a daughter Laura 17 a son Terry 4 and a friend Leona Ewing 14 The fire started on the first floor where Nancy and Laura Long and the two girls were asleep Authorities theorize a kerosene lamp was upset The rest of the family escaped the blaze
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Nancy
Laura Long
Long
Find- Jay
Snowbound motorists stranded as California storm hits
San Francisco January twelfth report says about two thousand travelers were marooned in the Sierra foothills between San Andreas and Angels Camp after a heavy storm. Cars were abandoned along the highway from San Andreas to Angels Camp as emergency crews plowed and scraped to reopen routes. Power and telephone services failed in Stockton and surrounding areas, with snow also reported in orange groves and inland valleys reaching up to two inches in places like Oroville.
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San Francisco
Interista
Sierra
San Andrengs
Amp Ca
California
Oregon
Menten
Calaveras
Valladia
Angels Camp
Murdy
Qroville
Butte County
Delicious Flavors in Bootleg Explained
Federal agents report bootleg operations in Trutonison Kaw dam Le Ary Unalacked Hime line. Three men are under trial for liquor production after agents seized a plant and found unstacked liquor in the works to enhance flavor. The suspects allegedly fed workers to improve taste as part of the illicit operation.
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Trutonison
Kaw
Lriquor
Lywtor
First Women on Floor of Senate Debut
The article notes the first two women, Mrs Brellna K Southworth and Miss Ruth Potorgan, being allowed on the Senate floor to present tariff data during a debate, marking a break with an unwritten rule. The scene shows them smiling as they participate in the discussion.
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Senate
Stwies Senate
Brellna K. Southworth
Miay Ruth Potorgan
Tariff Commission
Dook Named Likely Successor for Labor Secretary Post
In Washington William N. Dook above vice president and legislative representative of the Brotherhood of Hallway Transporters is mentioned as the probable successor to Secretary of Labor James J. Davis if he resigns to campaign for governor of Pennsylvania.
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William N. Dook
Mrotherhood
Hallway Trasrmen
Washington
James J. Davis
Vn Randblats
Pennsylvania
Plane saves man from Deadwood basin in Idaho
In Idaho, Virgil Adair piloted a plane to airlift Fred Thim from the Deadwood basin to a Boise hospital after a severe stomach illness from frozen ham. The trip, normally four days by dam team, took under two hours. Thim was the fourth patient airlifted from the basin in 10 days during the Deadwood reservoir project.
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Being
Idaho
Virgil Adair
Deadwood
Boise
Jean
Fred Thim
Deudwood
Reclamation Department
Timm
Fireman Killed in Pennsylvania Factory Blaze
In Shenandoah Pennsylvania a deadly fire destroyed a factory and 15 townhouses early today. One fireman, Frank Kurskimap aki, 24, was killed. 18 others injured as losses approach 390000 dollars. Spoont Manufacturing, makers of shirts, operated the plant.
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Shenandoah
Jan
Kortion
Spoont Manufacturing Company
Mimbers
Frank Kurskimapaki
Uruguay insurgent proclaims revolt near Brazilian frontier
Unconfirmed reports from Montevideo say the Rivera province rebels proclaimed a revolution for Uruguay near the Brazilian frontier. The item notes Saravia, son of the late General Aparicio Saravia, as a leader of the nationalist pacts. Also, 77 year old Jumberman Cal-Georgie W John sol died.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Aftel Saravia
Apite Ritvo Saravia
Mivera
Mississippi floods worsen as rivers rise nationwide
Gloomy reports from Memphis and the lower Mississippi valley say rising rivers threaten large areas. Levees along Mississippi, Kentucky, Arkansas, and Tennessee have breached, causing widespread inconvenience and displacing hundreds of families though no major suffering yet. Observers warn the worst may come as floods advance.
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Memphis
Tenn
Rala
Misatasippi
Uny
Mississippi
Miselesippi
Tennessee
Kentucky
Arkansas
Tver
Pants theft leads to odd chase and suspect Courchene
Michael Smith recovers his pants after dealer bought them from Peter Courchene who fled with two dollars and a lodging searchlight. Courchene, described as an Indiana ex serviceman and drug user, vanished with $2 lent for change. Police pursued Courchene as Smith and others exchanged phrases over a laundry list of stolen items.
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Peter Courchene
Michael Smith
Gourchene
Indiana
Tata
Courchene
Smith
Wright
Brown
Courcehene
Maurice Costello Denies Pledging Truth to Fair Vivie
In Stockton California on December 10 1928 Miss Sengler a musician and composer sues Henry Costello actress for heart balm claiming a marriage proposal and promised wedding date. Costello denies promising to marry Sengler and repudiates the alleged plan.
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Maurice Costello
Fair Vivie
Los Angeles
Cal
Dan
Henaka — Manes Costello
Miss Sengtory
Helton Costelo
Casto
Mian
Aald Costello
Marrisult
Vither
Stockton
Calif
Vionne Sengler
Costello
Misa Sangier
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