United States and Canada urged to unite after panhandle move
From Ketchikan Alaska Jan 29 the Ketchikan Chronicle wires a plea to British Columbia to open talks with the United States about Canada acquiring Alaska s panhandle. The telegram suggests steps toward a full union of Canada and the United States, arguing shared geography temperament and destiny.
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Alaska
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Panhkandle
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Canada
Ketchikan Chronicle
British Columbia
H. F. Kergie
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Policy of U S in Nicaragua and Philippines Criticized
Baltimore Jan 29 AP Senator Wheeler of Montana attacked Washington policy in Nicaragua and the Philippines, calling the use of marines and gunboats morally wrong and bad business. He said reports from the islands are motivated by selfish economic interests and will not succeed imperialism by force. In New York postmaster warned against protest stamps backing anti Imperialist cause. MARINES ADVANCE Managua Nic Jan 25 AP continued on page six.
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United States
Nicaragua
Philippine Islands
Jsurton ii
Wheeler
Montana
Islands
Teconomia Jories
Jim
Philippines
New York
Augusting Landing
Jeader
Wwaragua
All- America Anti-Imperialist League
John J. Kelly
League
Manuel Gomez
Lindbergh Arrives in Venezuela After Coast Search
Charles A Lindbergh reached Maracay Flying Field Venezuela after a long search off the coast. He arrived from Bogota Colombia at 6 pm Eastern Time and apologized to President Gomez for keeping him waiting at the field. The president responded with relief and a wish to embrace him. Continued on Page Six.
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Maracay
Venezuela
Charles A. Lindbergh
Bogota
Colombia
Engert
United States
Legation
Gomez
Bar Association Plans to End Industrial War
The American Bar Association's commerce committee proposes a policy declaration to reduce industrial conflict. It urges voluntary contracts between employers and workers, negotiated negotiation and arbitration, enforceable by legal machinery, and calls for a national industrial council to handle disputes. Public hearings are set for Feb 16 and 18 in New York, with invites sent to employees' groups and chambers of commerce.
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Committee On Commerce of the
American Bar Association
Chambers of Commierce
Bandits Foil DGS With Red Pepper Pepper Bandits
Two bandits break into Hays Mercantile in Preston Kansas and steal a safe containing $100. They spread red pepper on the trail to deter pursuit and abandon the safe in a ditch after prying it open with a crowbar.
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Preston, Kan
Jan
Hays Mercantile Company
Infant Prince Tonislav joins Jugo-Slavian army decree
Belgrade January 28 By royal decree infant Prince Tonislav is enrolled in the second battalion of the sixth regiment of the national army called King Alexander's First Regiment. The war ministry orders the baby to be saluted as an officer and the thirtieth regiment of Infantry will bear the name Prince Tonislav.
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Jugo-Slavis
Tonislav
National Army
Alexander
War Ministry
Prince Tonisliv
Ohio Opposes Federal Takeover of Utilities Regulation
Governor Vic Donahue of Ohio warned that federal probes into gas and electric companies would strip state authority and push regulation to Washington. He urged a return to home rule as the senate considers the Walsh resolution for an investigation.
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Golambus
Ohio
Vic Donahey
Senate
Walsh
Washington
Debate Over Amendments Splits Women Democrats in DC NY
The Washington and New York branches of the National Woman's Democratic Law Enforcement League clash over voting and temperance. Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt advised the group to push the 14th and 11th amendments as vigorously as the 18th, while Mrs. Jesse W Nicholson defended the league's focus on enforcement and teased changes in name if needed. Roosevelt, a former vice presidential candidate, cited personal support for Prohibition and the 19th amendment but disagreed with some members on priorities. Nicholson fired back, accusing Roosevelt of aligning with reactionary Republicans on amendments. Continued in next column.
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New York
Jesse W. Nicholson
National Woman's Democratic Law Enforcement League
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Democratic State Committee of
Mehelson
League
Roosevelt
National Woman's Dry Enforcement League
Nicholson
Mrs
Senator Swanson
Virginia
Baltimore Sunday movie fight ends in arrests
In Baltimore a blue law repeal battle drew nearly 2,000 patrons to a Sunday night theater. Police arrested three people including John G. Callan, a Baltimore delegate and Liberty Defense League president, as sponsors tried to sell programs to skirt the law. Callan plans to appeal to Maryland courts citing antiquated law.
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Accom
Police Tonight
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John G. Callan
House of Delegates
Liberty Defense League
League
Maryland Segislature
Reports deny Moscow uprising rumors in Riga dispatches
Official denials label claims of a Moscow military revolt as sheer fiction. Meanwhile life in the capital proceeds normally with theaters crowded and no shells near the kremlin. Soldiers seen are few and typically retired from action.
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Moscow
Riga
Leon Trotzky
Kremlin
Women's Groups Back Arming for National Defense
Washington AP reports a second Women's Patriotic Conference on National Defense will meet February 13 with 34 societies including the American Legion Auxiliary and Daughters of the American Revolution. They will discuss the $740 million naval construction program and universal draft as peace measures following a prior conference supporting arbitration treaties.
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Washington
Jay
Kellogg
Women’s Patriotic Conference
National Defense
American Legion Auxiliary
Daughters of the American Revolu
Burma Rail Wreck Toll of Death Rises to Fifty-Two
The Rangoon train disaster in Burma raises the death toll to fifty two with 1052 reported dead or missing. Fire destroyed a factory in Salem Ohio after a bridge collapse on the Mandalay to Rangoon line, killing workers and injuring several as officials assess the damage.
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Burma
Salem
Toter Reinetz
Rangoon
National Sanitary
Mandalay
Salvage of Sunken Submarine S-4 Halted by Snowstorm
Boston report says salvage work on the sunken submarine S-4 off Provincetown was stopped by a heavy snowstorm. The gale, blowing from the west, halted operations and was communicated to the Boston navy yard by radio.
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Boston
Provincetown
Boston Navy Yard
Baptism in Yellowstone River Draws 7 Converts
In Billings, a 92 year old minister and six others were baptized by immersion in the thawing Yellowstone River as a pre storm approached. Spectators on a nearby bridge watched while Walter E McWhorter led the Gospel mission rites amid icy waters and shouting Hallelujahs.
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Billings
Yellowstone
Walter E McWhorter
The
Gospel Mission
Hese
Maid of 65 Enters Arkansas College
Fayetteville Arkansas January 39 A 65 year old grandmother Mrs J M Hamilton of Fayetteville plans to enroll as a special student in the University of Arkansas journalism department tomorrow She is mother of eight children and will study after a long gap since school years
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Fayetteville
Ark
Ady
University of Arkansas
J. M. Hamilton
Arica Out of Command Near Cape May Needs Aid
A Norwegian freighter Arica was reported out of control east of Cape May with broken steering chains. The Wirelessed SOS prompted two Coast Guard calls for immediate aid as the vessel drifted, unable to maneuver. The Arica reportedly remains in distress as operators seek help to regain command and steerage.
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Tiedependent Wireless Telegraph Company
Cape May
Coast Guard
Norfolk
UPI
Inoculation for Diphtheria Kills Nova Scotia Kiddies
Diphtheria inoculations in Nova Scotia led to the deaths of several children and illness in others. The serum, Tileven abistena, supplied by the commonwealth, is under scrutiny as officials fear further fatalities. A near-panic spread in the region amid reports of ocular complications and rising cases.
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Sydney
N.S
Nlave
Bundaberg
Commonwealth
Missing Girl Found Dead Near Salt Lake City
Louise Clarke, 23, vanished from Westminster College in Utah after disappearing from Smith College in Northampton. After three days of search her body was found in snow covered foothills east of Salt Lake City with self inflicted wounds. Her home was Delta, Utah.
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Frances St. John Smith
Smith College
Northampton
Mass
Louise Clarke
Westminster College
Utah
Miss Clarke
Salt Lake City
Delta
Thompson Rounds Up Bomber Gang in Chicago Raids
Police in Chicago raid alleged bombing syndicate HQ arresting 13 men. Five more prisoners held, about 50 racketeers jailed on general principle. Bomb materials found at the Cedar hotel where four men and a woman were arrested. Grand Jury to investigate recent bombings of political leaders including residences of City Controller Charles Fitzmorria and Dr. W H Reid.
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Chicago
Wiliam Hale Thompson
Cedar Hotel
Walker
Charles €. Fitzmorria
W. H. Reid
Fitzmorria
Thompson
Plot Against New Governor General Discovered in Dublin
The Daily Mail reports the Irish Free State government uncovered a plot against James McNeill, named as successor to Timothy Healy as governor general. He will travel to Ireland with an armed guard amid earlier extremism, including a Warden Grace attack and a Dublin hospital escape. Detective Sean Harling was shot at on a dark street, one assailant killed.
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The
Daily Mail
James McNeill
Timothy Healty
Free State
Ireland
England
Hugh Conmissioner
McNeill
Grace of Mount
Dublin Military Hospital
Sean Harling
Three Die in Fire at Virginia Home
Culpeper Va Jan 29 A 20 year old and two sisters aged eight and nine were burned to death as their home three miles from Culpeper burned today. The mother and stepfather were badly burned while other children escaped unharmed.
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Culpeper
Gid Rixney
Villanova College Fire Damages Buildings and Equipment
A large fire struck Villanova College in Villanova Pa destroying the college hall and laboratories. The blaze began on the fourth floor and for a time threatened the entire group of buildings. Equipment and valuable laboratory gear were destroyed. origin not yet determined.
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St. Augustine
Walldinga
Villanova College
Daniel Driscoll
The
Order of
College Hall
South Dakota Governor Denounces McNary-Haugen Aids
Governor W J Bulow told a Dallas, South Dakota Democrats dinner closing the state convention that Northwest farmers do not need relief and that the McNary-Haugen bill favors one class while harming others. He urged fair dealing for all farmers and called for ending special acts and lobby influence to aid agriculture.
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South Dakota
Faigo
Northwest
W. J. Bulow
Bulow
North-west
Spaniards Plan Tribute in France for Dying Novelist
Mentone France July 29 AP Vincente Blasca Thane refused to have his body sent to Spain but Spain and Valencia representatives plan to attend the funeral of the great novelist who died here yesterday. About a thousand people viewed the body today.
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Mentone
France
Vincente Blasca Thane
Spain
Valencia
Daring Ace Escapes Sharks After Fall
Lieutenant H. Quiller a noted parachute jumper fell into the sea during an air show at Boudy Beach Sydney before 12,000 spectators. He drifted more than an hour in shark infested waters before being rescued.
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Melbourne
Australia
H. Quiller
Boudy Beach
Sydney
Quiller
Despondent Lover Kills Girl Then Kills Self
A 22 year old man shot and killed Miss Ella Oswald, 20, near her home after a dance and then killed himself. The incident follows a rejected romance and occurred in St Laws in January. Frank Griessler, 22, was involved and died by suicide.
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St Laws
Jan
Ella Oswald
Frank Griessler
Ient
Dr Chen to lead University of Nanking in China
New York January 1933 AP confirms Dr Chen Yu Guan of Nanking China has been elected president of the University of Nanking succeeding Dr Arthur J Bowen China Cowan Universities announced. Chen a Columbia graduate and since 1926 has chaired the university council at Nanking.
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New York
Chen Yu-Guan
Nanking
China
University of Nanking
Arthur J. Bowen
China Cowan Universities
Columbia University
University Council At
Hickman Jury Battle is on Today in Sanity Case
Los Angeles Jan 29 AP A heated opening likely for the William Edward Hickman sanity trial as prosecutors seek to challenge jurors already accepted to determine his mental state in the Parker kidnapping and slaying. The district attorney’s office disclosed a position shift from last Friday, signaling a tense battle ahead.
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Los Angeles
Cal
William Edward Hickman
Marlon Parker
District Attorney's
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