Bremer Under Custody in Kidnap Case Across Twin Cities
In St Paul authorities, aided by federal agents, pressed the pursuit of Adolph Bremer to prevent harm to his son Edward while negotiating release terms. The elder Bremer, linked to the Roosevelt era circle and prominent in local business, faced demands connected to a $200,000 ransom for Edward’s safe return as the investigation extended. authorities indicated continued priority on Edward’s safety and the exchange process.
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Floyd B. Olson
Jane
Edward G. Bremer
Eddie
Adolph Arener
Jacob Scehmidt
Justien
Te Nidey Hremer Wis
Fearhig
March For Why
World News Briefs Include Bank Heists and Political Tensions
A scattered roundup reports a $400 000 bank robbery attempt in Washington with 24 suspects. Chicago notes a doctor’s admission in a related case. NRA and AAA scrutiny in New York. three inmates wounded during an Arkansas prison escape attempt. senators urge protection for industries. Havana celebrates Carlos Menendez’s order. European leaders discuss Germany and Austria independence. Paris reports French government concerns over national unity.
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Congressional
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Reefre Dei
Bn & Treserve Banka’ Gels
Tulst
Okla
Areyie
Aineinie
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Chicago
Jea Wynekoup
Mune
Trp
New York
NRA
Hnsan
Congress
Tucker Prison Farm
Ark
Tarda Kim
Woather
Washington
Rorah
Sini Industries
Levis
Low York
Arittah
Doling
Yorekm
Mendieta Wins Cuban Presidency Amidboisterous Rally
Havana reports Carlos Mendieta became Cuba’s president after a volatile revolution, acclaimed by mass demonstrations as he vowed a return to order and justice. Seven revolutionary factions approved the appointment amid cheering crowds and urgent political maneuvering. Mendieta sent greetings to the United States via the Associated Press, expressing desire for orderly progress.
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Carlos Mendieta
Cuba
Foose
Sind
Carlos Tevia
Supreme Court
Guba
Ar Ton Om
Probe of Lobbying in Capital Stirs Political Turmoil
Washington scene centers on Democratic rifts as senators discuss a formal probe into lobbying and ethics in Congress. Republicans voice concerns about Justice and MeDeR, while New Hampshire and New York committee figures push for investigations amid Capitol friction and party divisions.
Insull to Make Last Appeal in Greece
Athoria Aug. 1 4 Samant Tinh Sr former Chicago magnate, will play a last card to interrow unwritten authorities to stay in Greece. An order of leave Greece by date 91 will be presented before the council of state.
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Athoria
Samant Tinh
Chionga Wilitios
Inerrow
Dan
Tmail
the Interiog
Caunell
Sinte
CR OF DRY LEADER CRASHES BEER TRUCK
Columbus Ohio January 18 P D P McNaught superintendent of the Ohio Ant Saloon league was in an automobile collision at a downtown street intersection on his way to work when his car collided with a beer truck creating a minor but notable traffic incident in the city McNaught sustained no serious injuries and the case was being investigated by local police authorities.
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Ohio
PDP
McNaught
Ant-Saloon League
Austrian Chancellor Warns Teutons Over Independence Threats
Engelbert Dollfuss warns Germany of dangers to Austrian independence as diplomats and undersecretaries discuss treaties and the future of Austria amid rising tensions in Europe.
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Teuts
Germany
Engelbert Dollfuss
Tadiy
Federal loan for series of reservoirs in doubt
Washington reports uncertainty over a $5,000,000 federal loan for eastern Montana reservoir projects. Montana lawmakers created a water conservation commission, but no loan approval or concrete plans have been submitted. Public Works funds are nearly exhausted, risking denial without new congressional appropriation.
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Washington, D. C
Montana
Water Conservation Commission
Montina
Hiraly
Dr George T Harding Dies in Columbus
Fragmentary obituary notes the death of Dr George T Harding related to Warren Harding. The garbled text mentions San Francisco and a rest home, with references to nervous illnesses and a long period of treatment, leaving the exact details unclear.
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Warren Harding
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Ceorre
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M Dowell Aims to Teach Ireland How to Work Mines
W W McDowell America s new minister to Ireland from Montana hopes to show Ireland how to profit from gold silver and copper by developing mines. Appointed last September, he faced delays due to personal losses but plans to leave Los Angeles for Washington then Dublin about March 1. He says Ireland has natural resources not yet developed and wants to share U S mining progress with agricultural experts on the island.
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Sterilization Recommendation for British Mentally Defective Population
A government committee proposes sterilization for mentally defective individuals under strict health minister authorization. The report warns that many cannot control strong impulses and medical ethics demand safeguards, reflecting the era’s eugenics approach.
Livestock Producer May See Better Days
Jan ChiesKo reports Swift and Company stockholders meet as G V Swift, president, discusses protein stocks and weather impacts on livestock prospects. The note hints at optimism after a period of low mood and cites constructive outlooks for the sector.
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Sinclair charged in bank embezzlement case in Oklahoma
Sinclair and 24 wealthy partners stand charged in Oklahoma with seven counts of embezzlement totaling 22 800.08 from Pachange Trust. Special prosecutor J. M. Springer led the case as an auditor spent weeks reviewing firm books after a spring bank closure and reorganization with federal aid.
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Sinclair
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J. M. Springer
Murray
Mecheaenen
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Trust Company
Vere
Lenst
Spanking 19 Just What All Hold Up Men Need
A Denver woman, Mra A Clarkson, 18, defends herself against a would be robber by threatening to spank him after he knocked a gun from her hand. She tells the youth to behave, then rises from the chair and menaces him with a spanking. The robber fled, taking his weapon with him.
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Denver
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Ale
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CWA Hours Cut by Hopkins Across States
Washington reports that the Civil Works Administration faces tighter limits as Hopkins orders maximum weekly hours reduced to 24 in cities over 2,500 and 15 in smaller towns and rural districts. The change, effective immediately, follows earlier cuts on expenditures to stay within budget.
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Harry S. Hopkins
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CWA
Goldman Sachs profit described to senate investigators
A report details a profit exceeding 1 million dollars earned by Goldman Sachs New York through handling 30 000 shares of Union Commerce Investment Detroit forerunner of a large investment group. The disclosure was made to Senate investigators in Washington on January 18.
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Goldman-Sachs Company
New York
Rust Investment Corporation
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Detroit
Senate
Navy plan approved by budget director in London treaty context
Washington reports budget director Lewis W. Dough indicated support for the Navy plan tied to the London Naval Treaty. The move aligns with the administration's financial program and follows disclosures from House Naval Committee chair Chatman Vins about approved units.
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Washington, Dan
Chatman Vins
House Naval Committee
Lewis W. Dough
Roosevelt
Officials Won't Face Trial in Impeachment Vote Rejected
By a 41 to 50 vote the house morning session rejected Haight of Fergus resolution to impeach Governor Frank H. Cooney. After the vote the resolution on Secretary of State Sam W. Mitchell was withdrawn. A jammed gallery heard hours of debate as Besancon led opposition and Haight urged impeachment, pledging he could not keep oath otherwise.
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Haight of Fergus
Frank H. Cooney
Sam W. Mitchell
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Albert Besancon
Missoula
Cooney
Fergus County
Ernor Cooney
Senate
Frisco Cars In Crash Injures Dozens On Valencia Street
In San Francisco on January 18 a derailment and crash involving two streetcars on 28th Street and Valencia Street injured thirty four people, with two possibly fatally, after a Market Street Railway car reportedly hit a switch and struck a standing car. Witnesses described screams from injured passengers heard from two blocks away.
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Death of Siever linked to underworld plot
Two Pasadena detectives announced plans to go to San Francisco to question Miss Murial Hansen and Trayney Matthews about the murder of Dr. Leonard Siever. They cited a letter from Hansen and suggested possible ties to organized crime.
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Troops Considered for Louisiana Campaign Action
In New Orleans a dispute erupts as the district attorney probes state agency payrolls. Governor orders mobilization of the adjutant general to seize state offices and records if needed, while Mayor Walmsley calls the move illegal. Adjutant General Fleming warns against inflammatory remarks and signals possible force to enforce the governor’s order after talks at the Roosevelt Hotel with Huey Long associates.
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National executive directors called to Washington meet
State directors of the National Executive council were summoned to Washington for a January 21 meeting after a discussion today with President Franklin D Roosevelt. Frank C Walker, director of the council, issued the call.
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Black Opposes Government Seizure of Reserve Gold
Washington officials report Governor Black of the Federal Reserve board and colleagues oppose the government taking title to reserve bank gold. They favor Treasury profit from devaluation but want the rest kept by banks to support currency and credit operations. Administration push seeks swift House passage for a bill authorizing seizure of gold with a minimum 40 percent devaluation.
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Federal Reserve Board Today
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Special Montana Senate Session Ends Today At 10
The Montana senate meets at 10 this morning for a brief session and adjourns sine die. After 53 days historians note extraordinary action as the legislature aligns with federal recovery policies and enacts revenue measures expected to raise 760000 for unemployment relief.
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Possible Compromise on Veterans Benefit Aid
Washington, Jan. 18. Democratic leaders signaled that the administration seeks to liberalize veterans benefits amid pressure from the American Legion. A Senate Republicans conference approved the Legion four point program as an amendment to the independent offices appropriation bill, with enough Democrats indicating support to make adoption likely.
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Congress
American Legion
Senate
Mae West's Couch Request Sizzles Court Day In Los Angeles
Mae West's bid to lie on a couch during testimony sparks a dramatic scene as deputies rush through hallways. Jurors and witnesses mill about while defense lawyers press claims about alleged police coercion in the Howard Friedman case. West appears in a black velvet costume with a yellow fur amid testimony on a $20,000 poultry and money robbery from 16 months ago.
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Mae West
Cody
Auttornes
Midwest
Howard Friedman
Mina Weak
Friedman
Friedaalsandle
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