Swindle Case Ties Edward R Atsinger to Cash Return
Chicago figures reveal a complex swindle involving Edward R Atsinger, a board of review member, who loaned 450 100 in cash to Mrs Anner Blackhdee, collector of internal revenue. Litsi ger accuses the woman of involvement, while Mrs Blicklidge says the money was for Lit sger, who counters he was robbed of the funds and $20,000 in winnings by three men at a Springfield hotel.
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Chicago
Edward Ratsinger
Board of Review
Anner Blackhdee
Internal Revenue
Litsiinger
Blicklidge
Litsger
Pringfield Ills
Story
Kitsinger
Train Robbery by Six Bandits Shocks Ohio Town
A six man gang robbed a passenger train near Mellefontaine Ohio early today. They fired a shot, assaulted others, and forced the train crew to yield the passenger and valuables. Police intensified patrols as the bandits escaped.
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Mellefontaine Ohi
Seran
Yey
Ohio
Pavlova Dies at The Hague After Illness
Anna Pavlova famed Russian ballerina dies in The Hague after influenza and pleurisy brought on a sudden decline. Born in St Petersburg she trained at the Imperial Ballet School and rose to world fame touring capitals from Paris to New York on a celebrated farewell era later in life.
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The
Hague
Anna Pavlova
Mme Pavlota
Parié
Victor d'Andre
Mme Paxlova
Sears
United States
America
Imperial Ballet School
St Petersburg
Deningrad
Senate debates bills on Montana abstractor sector change
The senate heard two proposed bills. One would continue a crucial function in realty transactions and the other would create four boards of abstract examiners to regulate the profession. The session included notices and discussions of the bills’ aims and potential effects.
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Senate
Airmail Pilot Missing on Portland to Prosser Route
Walter F Case flight on the Portland to Salt Lake route is reported missing between Portland and Prosser Washington. Four air planes search the area while mail is carried but no passengers.
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Seatrle Wash
Walter F Case Flver
Portland Salt Lake
Ohiat
Portland
Prosser Wash
County Officials Favor Plan to Pay Auto Fees to Counties
County officers at the State Association of County Commissioners sessions endorsed paying auto license fees to counties for road upkeep. They backed prohibiting use of narrow tires on highways and a war-time hiatus. Opposition formed against an old age pension, with Convery reelected and other officers reelected. Delegates discussed a new taxation system and constitutional amendments to relieve small taxpayers.
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OUNTY
Mascouly
Avorme
Ingalion
State of War
Terana
Carhon County
Rere
J Rirne
Tooleunty
Commissioners ‘Association
Maynard of Madison
Firat
G Prickett
Tews
Frank Telfers
Wontana Farm Bureau
Charles T Mailion
Lewis and Clark Rounts Tsessar
Warmest January Day Recorded in Teoma Wis
The weather bureau reported Teoma Wis reached a record warmth with a high of 61 degrees, marking the warmest January day on record for the city. No published station data contradicts this reading.
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Ifncome
Teoma Wis
Lara
Jury Fails to Reach Verdict in Ne Bor Theft Case
In Los Angeles on January 22 the jury in the Danny Ne Bor case, alleged to have stolen 1870 dollars while serving as secretary to redhaired film actress Ciara Row, deliberated nearly 20 tours without a verdict, and the defendant remained in custody at 4 pm.
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Los Angeles
Danny Ne Bor
Ciara
Tomehi
Grapefruit Volley Targets Rudy Vallee at Metropolitan
Rudy Vallee, popular radio crooner, was attacked by two grapefruits during his Metropolitan Theater appearance. The fruits struck the maestro and sprayed the stage apparatus, shocking the audience as officials investigated the incident.
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Rudy Vallee
Metropolitan Theater
Commemorations Mark Communist Leaders Death Anniversary
A national holiday observance marked by propaganda banners as authorities recall the seventh anniversary of the death of a Soviet leader. The event featured public displays and speeches in the capital.
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Moacas Tan
Loring
Sthelay Jenin
Christmas Charity Plot to Kidnap Child Claimed by Police
Detroit police say four men conspired to abduct a child for 100000 ransom after a Christmas charity basket visit. Horace Vasneard allegedly aided the plan. arrests followed an elaborate ambush. Maynard, secretary treasurer of Senior Investment Corp, was linked via social ties. The men faced charges of attempting kidnapping and related offenses.
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Horace S Vasneard
Hemnerht
Hartington
George Po Spears
Biinard Adakes
Molne
Vad
Orlando
Wowas Adushys
Marnard
Wnd
Spears
Maynard
Detroit Gunman Falls in Battle With Two Officers
A violent confrontation at a Detroit road crossing left a gunman dead after exchanging fire with two patrolmen. The suspect, identified as Ta Vapi-Vjahi, and accompanying details remain unclear amid damaged text. Police say the officer-involved shooting occurred as officers confronted the gunman near a city street.
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Nowahi
Tytale
Aman Sewell
George Fae
Paliceman Vale
Tna Cauttoneen
Hig Ae
Mapaio
Utah Democrat Moves to Repeal State Prohibition Amendment
A Utah Democrat introduced a repeal measure against the state prohibition amendment today. The proposal seeks to end the prohibition framework without an amendment and was tabled to the appropriate committee for consideration.
Investigation Focuses on Stained Cushion in Wiggins Case
Colorado Fort Morgan January 22 AP authorities examine cushions of a bullet scarred car to determine if stains are blood in the murder investigation of Enid Marriott a schoolteacher in Wiggins. Police probe centers on a former owner Sidney Hughes Cole as the inquiry continues tonight with details carried on page 19.
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Fort Morgan Cole
Enid Marriott
Wiggins
Cole
Sidney Hughes Cole
Gaitish Princes See Azores on Oropesa Voyage
On the SS Oropesa February 22 4H the Prince of Wales and his brother Prince George sailed toward Bermuda after passing the Azores. Weather was clear and the passengers enjoyed views of San Miguel Island’s green hills as the ship steamed through bright sunshine.
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Oropesa
Bermuda
Prince of Wales
Prince George
Azores
San Miguel Islands
Appeals Urge Nationwide Red Cross Contributions
Washington Jan 22 AP The nation hears a Red Cross drive appeal directed by President Hoover to counter drought hunger and want. President Coolidge Alfred Smith and Hoover urge contributions for relief funds amid a nationwide hookup on a National Broadcasting Co program. The president calls it unthinkable that any American suffer hunger.
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Washington
Wati
National Broadcasting Com Tas
American Red Cross
Hoover
Calvin Coolidge
Alfred Smith
Charity Begins At Home Urges Red Cross Drive
President Coolidge urged Americans to remember that charity begins at home from his Northampton residence in a national radio address supporting the $10000 Red Cross drive for victims of economic downturn.
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Northampton
Mass
Cahin Coolidge
Red Cross
House Action Upon Relief Postponed
Washington court brief reports House action on the Senate 90000 relief appropriation was postponed indefinitely as Republican leaders planned hearings. The administration and Ped officials oppose the measure which will be referred to the House Appropriations Committee for hearings and recommendations.
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HOUSE
Washington
Montana passes Bill 10 for 12 million highway funding
James W. Scott reports the Montana legislature approves Bill 10, making available about 12 million dollars for highways and matching a 6 million gasoline debenture. The measure, crafted in committee, allows the state treasurer to invest funds in warrants and notes and includes tax refund provisions for gasoline not used on public roads. The move aims to improve east west and north south through routes.
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James W. Scott
Montana
Testaudny
Bonn
Will Rogers Rescues Needy in Arkansas Flight
Unclear OCR text references Will Rogers aiding the needy. Fragments mention Arkansas, a rescue, and an event with fighters or flyers. Insufficient readable facts to identify date, organization, or clear sequence.
Filipinos Beaten in Washington Slum Disturbance
A chaotic incident in a Washington slum left several Filipinos injured, authorities report. Clashes erupted amid worker tensions in the district, with three Filipinas suffering serious blows while others endured stress and harm during the unrest.
Fire damages Sagamore Hill home of Col Theodore Kansas
Firefighters extinguished a blaze at Sagamore Hill in Oyster Bay New York. The fire caused damage estimated at more than 31 000 dollars at the residence of the late Colonel Theodore Kansas, with details from local authorities and responders.
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Sagamore Hill
Oyster Bay
Sagamore Hall
Theodore Kansas
Al Smith Appeals to People Across Nation
Alfred E Smith, three time New York governor, spoke to national audiences urging mercy and united support to raise 10 million dollars for relief in the drought belt. As vice chairman of President Hoover’s Red Cross committee he framed disaster relief as a nationwide responsibility.
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Alfred F Smith
New York
National Broadcasting System
Tloover
Red Cross
United
Smith
Cuban government expels American journalist from Havana
John T Wilford, publisher of the Havana American, arrives in Miami after Cuban authorities ordered his expulsion. The article notes the Cuban regime’s actions against his English language journal and his 20 year legal action against Cuba.
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SLA
New York
Buren
Fhs
John T Wilford
Miaimy Tle
Hig
Cuba
Legislators urged to memorialize Congress on silver price
The Ventana Voting association presented to the Vien tana assembly a plan by Pranes H Brownell seeking formal action to stabilize world silver prices. It asks Montana and other silver states to send officials to Congress to press for serious consideration and early, definite steps to fix silver value. The plan cites price drops from 69 cents in 1925 to 34 cents in December 1930, with recent quotes around 28.5 cents, and proposes stabilizing the price with no fixed gold ratio.
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Ventana
Vientana
Pranes H Biownell
Montana Assembly
Congress
Assemblies
Nevada
Colorado
Texas
Stah
New Mexico
Prohibition Reform Group Urges Redirecting Funds
Gittaga Jan 22 -(P)- bonds devoted to prohibition enforcement should be diverted to the alleviation of unemployment a resolution adopted by the executive committees of the Womens Organization for National Prohibition Reform said today. The resolution protested the further appropriation of money by consoles for prohibition enforcement.
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Womens Organization For National Prohibition Reform
French Cabinet Seeks Plan to Fix Wheat Prices
The French cabinet under Premet Theodor faces a split as deputies signal the government will not pay 92 cents per bushel for wheat. A 72 per hash el price is proposed to stabilize bread costs while Premier Stoeg defends the policy amid partisan tension.
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Maus
Trench Chamber of Deputies
Areie
Premet Theodor
Stee
Trance
Hivago
Winnipeg
Serigna
Hashel
Victor Boret
Misister
Stoeg
Au Defense
Fost
Flandin
Pierre Itienne
Monster of
Commie
Andre Taydion
Spanish Students Strike to Free Jailed Comrades
Spanish students at the University of Madrid walked out in protest against the Berenguer government demanding the release of imprisoned colleagues. Police guarded the campus as clashes occurred between students and guards while speakers urged the establishment of a republic and an end to monarchic rule.
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Madrid
University of Madrid
Berenguer
Republa
TAN
University Abolics Federation
Stahe
Whipping Postell Framed in Nebraska Farm Debate
A fragmented Nebraska legislative note describes a proposal by Rep Jardine to establish a shipping post on a farm. The text references corporal punishment themes and a debate in the state house, with unclear dates and names due to OCR issues.
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Nebraska
Inebraska
Rap Ws Jardine
Thnaha
Sheriff Frankland of Falon County Dies After Illness
Sheriff Frankland of Falon County died today from an acute illness after returning from a Montana sheriffs convention. He became critically ill Saturday and died at age 47. The widow and two daughters survive. funeral will be Sunday.
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Baker Tan
T Walham
Jiankl
Jatlon
Trenkland
Helena
Montana Association of Sheriffs and Folice
Court Dismisses Municipal Seat Corruption Charges
New York city case ends with Supreme Court Justice Philp McCook dismissing charges against a former official after the defense recommendation. The alleged buyer has been freed of the municipal seat corruption allegations.
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New York
Supreme Court
Philp
McCook
Mas Bell in Office Vacated by Husband
Fragmentary OCR note describes Mas Bell losing a position previously held by her husband. Readable bits mention office changes and related counts or dates, but the text is incomplete and unclear.
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Mas. Bell
Husband
Prohibition Funding Narrowly Survives House and Senate Clash
In Washington on January 22 AP reports a sharp Prohibition debate in both chambers with lawmakers defending enforcement funds. The House backed wiretap and undercover agent provisions and approved 13,369,500 for the Prohibition Bureau for the near term. The Senate rejected Tydings effort to strike funds for extra agents, permitting a rise from 1400 to 1960, while the chamber also rejected a bid to bar funds used to prosecute malt sellers and homemade beer.
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Washinnngton
House
Senate
Drr Yates
Hotsa
Prohibition Bureau
Tydings
Maryland
Door to revision of dry act opens with Hoover stance
Washington January 23 President Hoover emphatically rejected the Wickersham Commission's proposed revision of the eighteenth amendment. Senate GOP leaders say the White House door remains open to suggestions but no specific revision is indicated. Senator Fesa and Watson discuss Hoover's position while noting no direct talks with the president on prohibition since the varied message to Congress.
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JOMN
Chester
Washington
Auto Alcohol Incident Leaves Five Kentuckians Dead
A liquor tainted drink caused the deaths of five men in Kentucky after they shared a cup from a suspicious alcohol source. The incident led to the arrest today of Sutton proprietor Macron Collins and employee Wilhelm Mates 17 for further investigation as police press on with inquiries.
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Macron
Collins
Sutton
Wilhem
Bates
Colts O
Peasants in Romania Panic at Movie Show
A chaotic incident at a village cinema in Romania sparked panic among peasants. Reported as a stampede with many injured as spectators fled the screen and rushed for exits, causing destruction to the theater interior and surrounding area.
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Romania
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