Rubio Inaugurated Mexican President Promises Five Years of Work
Paschual Ortiz Rubio took office as Mexico's president pledging five years of hard work for the common people and stressing particularly good relations with the United States. The ceremony in Mexico City drew 40,000 in attendance and a large American presence, with Reuben Clark leading U S diplomatic representatives.
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Mexico City
Mexico
United States
Paschual Ortiz Rubio
Portes Gil
National Stadium
Ortega
Melchor Ortega
Joint Session of Congress
Supreme Court
National Palace
Reuben Clark
Hoover
Sixth Rutherford County Bank Shut
Chimney Rock North Carolina February 5th. The Chimney Rock Trust company failed to open for business this morning marking the sixth Rutherford county bank closure within 24 hours as state bank examiners took charge of the Rutherford County Bank and Trust company and its Spindale Union Mills branches along with Forest Citys Farmers Bank and Trust and the Caroleen branch. The Forest City bank officials said the institution was solvent noting one million dollars in deposits and 1.4 million in loans and discounts plus 250 thousand in capital and 250 thousand in surplus. State examiners arrived and will issue a formal statement in a few days while a movement seeks a strong banking interest to reopen the Forest City and Caroleen banks.
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N. C
Chimney Rock Trust Company
Rutherford County
State
Rutherford County Bank and ‘Trust Company
Rutherford
Spindale
Union Mills
Farmers Bank and Trust Company
Forest City
Carloleen
Forest City Bank
Caroleen
State Bank
Roberts
State Banking Department
Three Nations Move Toward Tentative Battleship Reduction
London Feb 5 The United States Britain and Japan aim for a tentative agreement within days on reducing capital ships. Washington limits of 5 5 3 remain a reference while cruisers hold key to final terms. French delegates back the move as all sides seek early acceptance amid unsettled details.
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London
America
Great Britain
Japan
Washington
Parole Granted for John Cameron Health Key Factor
John H. Cameron, a North Carolina escapee who became Sylacauga Alabama’s wealthy leader, is granted parole by Governor O Max Gardner due to declining health. The 59 year old was serving 20 years for murder after his December 1914 escape and plans to be freed late today or tomorrow.
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Raleigh
John H. Cameron
North Carolina
Sylacauga
Alabama
O. Max Gardner
Cameron
Hoke County
Gardner
J. B. Davis
Davis
Eford
Sylacahga
Raeford
P. C. Oakes
H. U. Oakes
High Point
N. A. Townsend
Central Prison
Caledonia Prison Farm
J. R. Norman
Jean Valjean
Hoover to Visit Taft as Slight Improvement Reported
President Hoover planned a 3:30 p.m. visit to former Chief Justice William Howard Taft, whose condition showed slight improvement after a quiet night. Taft, ill in Washington, had resumed sitting in an easy chair, with Mrs Taft and doctors in close touch on his status and upcoming needs.
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Washington
William Howard Taft
Herbert Hoover
United States
Taft
Wyoming Avenue
Fromsheville
North Carolina
Hoover
White House
Taft Home
Mr. Taft
Connecticut Avenue
Hayes Advocates Training School in Greensboro
Judge Johnson J. Hayes of the middle district federal court supports a federal reforming penal institution for young white offenders 18 to 30. Senator Overman says he has presented the plan to Attorney General Mitchell who favors relief from overcrowded prisons and better care for the young offenders. If funded, officials will decide the prison location.
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Greensboro
Johnson J. Hayes
Middle District Federal Court
Hayes
Lee Overman
Mitchell
Congress
Overman
Department of the Interior
Legge Says Farm Board Organizes For Relief
Washington Feb 5 Legge chairman of the federal farm board testifies before a House appropriations panel. He says the board’s aim is to help agricultural interests organize and aid themselves with a revolving fund and loan features. He notes 119 loan applications totaling 111.6 million with 79 approved and 17.8 million advanced, and outlines sector allocations and a planned foreign crop reporting service.
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Washington
Federal Farm Board
Legge
House Appropriations
Bought and Stolen Says Defeated New Orleans Candidate
Francis Williams, defeated candidate for mayor of New Orleans, claimed at the Marblehie hotel that the election was bought and stolen. He refused to accept unofficial returns showing his defeat by over 8,000 and urged supporters to report evidence of violations. Officials had announced T Semmes Walmsley won the nomination by more than 9,000 votes.
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New Orleans
Francis Williams
Marbherie Hotel
T. Semmes Walmsley
Carolina News Briefs Roundup of North Carolina Incidents
A roundup of brief reports from North Carolina includes a veronal smuggling probe in Charlotte prisoners, a gambling house raid near Hester, a $500 reward offered by Mrs. E D Frank Lee in Wilmington for the slayer, Al Preston killed in a truck accident in Wilmington, four young children burned to death in Concord, and Spaniel Robinson and Jack Robinson arrested for wounding deputies during a liquor raid near Cherry Grove.
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Urham
N. C
E. D Frank Lee
Lee
Herry Grove
Spaniel Robinson
Jack Robinson
I. F. Green
Miss Laura Fagan Injured in Auto Collision Near Sheville
A 16 year old girl Laura Fagan was injured when two automobiles sideswiped near Sheville. She stood on the running board of one car at the time of the crash.
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Sheville
No. C
Laura Fagan
Miss Van Landingham Leads Pinehurst Qualifier
Miss Deane Van Landingham of Charlotte shot 89 to lead early finishers in the qualifying round of Pinehurst Country Club's women's St Valentine golf tournament held today in Pinehurst North Carolina.
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van Landingham
Pinehurst
Deane van Landingham
Charlotte
Pinehurst Country Club
Valentine
Catawba County Cuts Prison Rations
Catawba County commissioners in Newton announced a month trial reduction in inmate food, from 80 cents to 50 cents per day, citing overfeeding in the county jail.
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Catawba County
Newton
N. Y
Submarine ban favored at naval disarmament talks
London reports indicate Britain will push for abolition of submarines at the public plenary session of the naval disarmament conference slated for next Tuesday. The global meeting continues amid debate over disarmament steps and security assurances among major powers.
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Ondon
Great Britain
Prohibition Chief Cites Small Alcohol Diversions
Prohibition Commissioner Doran said last year’s diversions of de natured alcohol to bootleg channels amounted to less than 3 percent of total production.
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Ashington
Doran
Senator Harris Seeks $6 Million Seed and Fertilizer Loans
Senator Harris of Georgia said President Hoover agreed to a $6,000,000 appropriation for seeds and fertilizer loans to farmers in storm struck Southeast regions.
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Ashington
Harris
Georgia
Hoover
Explorer Dr Frederick A Cook Dies or Steps From Arctic Mission
Dr Frederick A Cook, famed Arctic explorer, is reported on Feb 5 as serving a 15 day period in some official capacity while news wires note his status. The item appears as a brief obituary or status note in the Washington dispatches.
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Tashington
Frederick A. Cook
Arctic Explorer
Refrigerator Not So Hot As Playhouse
Charlotte a mother found her children Tommie five and Margaret three half suffocated in a back porch refrigerator after they went quiet while playing. Mrs Thomas Alexander searched the home and narrowly avoided tragedy by locating the sobbing youngsters inside the appliance.
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Charlotte
N. C
Tommie Alexander
Margaret
Thomas Alexander
Educator Warns Against Instruction Regenerating To Partisan Propaganda
Memphis report on Dr. Harvey W. Cox, president of the Southern Methodist Educational Association and Emory University, urging church schools to avoid propaganda and pursue unprejudiced truth in teaching. He warns denominational schools may close or rely on outside aid if churches fail to support them.
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Memphis, Tenn
Harvey W. Cox
Southern Methodist Educational Association
Cox
Emory University
Atlanta
Democrats Win Surprise Vote on Tariff Amendment
In Washington the Senate opens a Democratic push to cut acetic anhydride rates in the Hawley Smoot tariff bill. A 41 to 39 vote approved reducing the present five cent per pound rate, but a tied 39 to 39 result after a late reconsideration narrowly kept the amendment in doubt. The scene included rapid absences and dramatic moves by Senators Barkley Harrison Tydings Goldborough as the chamber battled over the measure.
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Washington
Senate
Barkley
Kentucky
Harrison
Mississippi
Tydings
Maryland
Goldborough
Wealthy Physician Poses as Pauper Then Dies in Arkansas
In Clarendon Arkansas a 63 year old man died after a long illness. Neighbors provided food and medicine. A Baylor University diploma identified the deceased as Dr. B C Chamness a wealthy physician who left Roscoe Texas twenty years ago.
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Clarendon, Ark
Baylor University
B. C. Chamness
Roscoe
Tex
Brady Case Jury Is Deadlocked
A jury deliberating the John W. Brady murder case reported it was hopelessly deadlocked. Judge J. D. Moore said he would not summon jurors from their room until they requested him.
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Austin
Tex
John W. Brady
Lehlia Highsmith
J. D. Moore
Eight Firemen Hurt In Gotham Fires
Eight firemen were injured, three seriously, in two fires in Manhattan and Queens. The worst injuries occurred when ceilings and walls collapsed at a one story porch extension of the Eskotters hotel in College Point, Queens. Hotel destroyed with an estimated loss of 50,000 dollars.
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New York
Manhattan
Queens
Nicholas Markey
Charles Hoffman
Eskotters
College Point
Markey
Would-Be Bandit Jailed After Bank Vault Attempt
Arnott Peters, 21, walked into a Toronto Dominion Bank with a note demanding 1,000 dollars and a pistol. He fled with 811 dollars after the teller handed it over and was arrested when a customer and police intervened as Peters struggled with the vault door. Peters claimed the crime was to fund a divorce. he admitted the pistol was stolen from his brother in law and said he has a child with his wife.
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Toronto
Arnott Peters
Dominion Bank
Peters
W. C. Wells
Wells
Lexington Tobacco Redrying Plant Burns
A fire from an overheated smoke stack swept the Southwestern Tobacco Company redrying plant in Lexington Kentucky causing about 250000 dollars in damage. The plant stored 700000 pounds of tobacco with 200000 pounds owned by Liggett Meyers Tobacco Company.
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Lexington
Southwestern Tobacco Company
Universal Leaf Tobacco Company
Liggett- Meyers Tobaccco Company
Submarine O-3 Rescued After Grounding Near Harbor
During a heavy snowstorm the submarine O-3 ran aground at the harbor entrance and rested on rocks for four hours before a tug freed it. The vessel reached the navy yard under its own power early today with a crew of 30 sailors and three officers all unharmed.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Navy Yard
Tailors urged to curb heat from men's heavy dress
George B. Dunn of Seattle told the Pacific Coast Merchant Tailors association in Tacoma that men run about 7.1 degrees hotter than women due to clothing. He claimed the man’s temperature averages 87.7 F between skin and innerwear versus 80.6 F for women and higher humidity, 70 percent vs 55 percent, for men.
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Tacoma
Wash
George B. Dunn
Seattle
Duan
Pacific Coast Merchant Tailors Association
Dunn
Chicago Citizens Offer Accepted Eases City Debt
Chicago moves to fund overdue salaries by selling tax anticipation warrants to the citizens relief committee led by Silas Strawn. The council approved resolutions directing the comptroller to seek buyers for warrants, with the committee to oversee expenditures. Mayor Thompson will consider the action.
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Citizens Relief Committee
Silas Strawn
Citizens Committee
William Hale Thompson
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