Japan cites US aid to China in war prep claims
Tokyo newspapers accuse the United States of backing China’s war effort. Ambassador Grew denies any USChina understanding or loan of 20,000,000 yuan. Japanese war office notes US and German arms supply to China with Shanghai mail planes and Tientsin guns.
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Tokyo
United States
China
Japan
Joseph C. Grew
Nanking
Grew
Stimson
Information Bureau
Japanese War Office
Chang Heiao-Liang
North China
Chang
Senate committee stalls on 3.05 beer and wine measure
Washington January 16 The judiciary committee failed to vote on the Col lier Blaine bill to legalize 3.05 per cent beer and wine after two hours of debate. Chairman Norris said approval likely next Monday but warned the bill faces a finance committee review for a $5 per barrel tax and possible end of session delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Norris
British Central Control Board
Blaine
Congress
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Finance Committee
Slaying of Messenger Provokes Italian At Beijing War Strains
Italian government protests after an Italian messenger is killed by Chinese troops near the Sino Japanese battlefront southwest of Shanhaikwan. Italy demands satisfaction at Nanking while Italy’s garrisons guard traffic on the Peiping Shanhaikwan railway.
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James A. Mills
Associated Press
Shanhai Kwan
China
Here
Chinwangtao
Shanhaikwan
Italan
Nanking
Italy
Shankhaikwan
Tientsin
Peiping- Shanhaikwan
Great Wall of China
Jehol
Manchu
Tungliao
Kaifu
Tungilao
Roosevelt Weighs Youthful Cabinet Yet to Be Named
President elect roosevelt is considering a youthful cabinet urged by Col E M House and backed by William G McAdoo. He also values input from Senators Glass and Walsh while potentially moving past veterans like Owen D Young and Newton D Baker.
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Francis M. Stephenson
Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Col E. M. House
Woodrow Wilson
William G. McAdoo
California
Chicago
Senators Glass
Virginia
Walsh
Montana
America
Owen D. Young
New York
Newton D. Baker
Ohio
McAdoo
Mr. Roosevelt
Washington
New York City
Senator Norris
Nebraska
Tennessee
Alabama
Muscle Shoals
Ala
Warm Springs
Cove Creek
Muscle Rhoals
Huey Long session praised for new speaking vigor
In Santa Monica a reader applauds Huey Long for disrupting the Senate rule that lets a speaker talk indefinitely. The letter describes Huey as a heroic force who could force change and mockingly suggests he could dethrone the American eagle as the national emblem.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Huey Long
Congress
Senate
Huey
Will
Budget Chief Topic Tonight At Assembly
Raleigh January 16 The session will hear Governor Ehringhaus budget message as lawmakers return to the capital to hear the proposed spending plan. Finance chairmen will introduce the budget measure and appropriations bills with revenue measures already filed.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Ehringhaus
Budget Bureau
Grady Rankin
R.A. Coughton
Senate
House
Hayden Clement
Harris Newman
Clement
Rowan
Manufacturers and
Attempted train wreck near Laurens investigated
Authorities continued the search for those who laid cross ties on the Charleston and Western Carolina railroad near Laurens Saturday night. A locomotive pulling 50 loaded freight cars passed over the ties with little damage reported.
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Laurens
Charleston and Western Carolina Railroad
Reynolds Campaign Sprouts Full Page Cigarette Ads
R J Reynolds Tobacco unveils a major newspaper campaign via William Esty and Company. About 1,100 papers, including 150 weeklies, will run full page opening ads with later reduced-length copy. Campaign spans at least twelve weeks, with high frequency in large cities and a January 18 19 rollout for the second ads. Magazine creative follows in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camel Cigarette
William Esty and Company
New York
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Qoe
Spuch
Pew
Esty
Huey Long Filibuster Halts Senate Action
Washington January 16 A long blunt filibuster blocked Senate business, focusing on the Glass Bank bill and delaying debate. Meanwhile the House pressed farm questions, with possible action on a temporary mortgage relief measure to ease foreclosure and reduce interest rates.
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Washington
Huey Long
Senate
Morris Sheppard
House
Steagall
House Banking Committee
Tillery buried Sunday in Raleigh Oakwood Cemetery
Paul A. Tillery, president of the Carolina Power and Light company, died Saturday and was buried in Oakwood cemetery in Raleigh. Numerous friends from across the Carolinas and beyond attended the funeral services.
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Tillery
Raleigh
Paul A. Tillery
Carolina Power and Light Company
Oakwood
Carolinas
Fight For Control Of G. O. P. Is Launched
Rumblings among Republicans signal a clash between Old Guard and Hoover followers for party control after March 4. Hoover’s opponents seek to remove him as titular head and build a new organization. Old Guard aim to capture the party early in spring to prepare for the 1934 congressional campaign and possibly elect a speaker.
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Washington
Old Guard
Hoover
Capitol Hill
Prohibition Marked Thirteen Years Amid Debate In Congress
Prohibition turns thirteen as national debate rages over repeal and reform. The House ponders beers up to 4.05 and 8.2 prospects slip into Senate committee drafts while dry and wets clash over repeal. Senator Sheppard returns to press the issue amid shifting calendars and veto hopes.
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Hoover
Sheppard
Texas
Senate
Congress
House
Insular House Rejects Independence Bill in Caucus
Members of the insular house voted nearly unanimously to reject the Hawes-Cutting independence bill, even if sent to the president or vetoed by the U S senate. The insular senate is expected to act similarly as a special 0 day session opens.
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Manila
P. L
Insular House
Hoover
United States Senate
Insular Senate
Independence Mission
Washington, D. C
Representatives
Congress
House
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Ramsey pleads nolo contendere in bank misapplication case
In Knoxville on January 14 the government moved to retire one case against J Basil Ramsey president of Holston Union National Bank and then heard a nolo contendere plea in a second misapplication case naming Col Luke Lea Nashville publisher as an aiding defendant. The Lea case in North Carolina involves a six to ten year sentence under state banking laws. The government reserved right to revive either case if Lea is taken into custody.
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Knoxville
Tenn
J. Basil Ramsey
Uholston-Union National Bank
Ramsey
Col
Luke Lea
Nashville
Colonel Lea
North Carolina
Lea
James A
Eleven Die in South Weekend Accidents
Eleven persons were killed in week end accidents in the south. One drowned, nine killed in automobile mishaps, and another died in a hunting accident. Florida reported seven deaths, Louisiana one, Alabama one, Virginia and Arkansas also listed.
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Atlanta
South
Florida
Louisiana
Alabama
Virjie Ad Arkacgeen
Three Men Drown When Auto Plunges Onto Mississippi
Three St. Paul men died when their automobile left a road embankment and plunged into the Mississippi River. The collision occurred near Minneapolis as the car crashed through an embankment and into two inches of water.
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Minneapolis
Jan
St. Paul
Mississippi River
Dr Charles Edge Dies After Brief Illness in Rocky Mount
Dr Charles Edge aged 40 a longtime dentist died in a Rocky Mount hospital after a brief illness. The death was reported today with funeral plans to be announced by the family.
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Edge
Rocky Mount
Charles BE. Edge
Fatal stabbing blamed for death of local worker
Luther Brown a 20 year old textile worker died here today of blood poisoning after a fight last week in which he was stabbed in the abdomen. Roy Ashby is jailed on charges of inflicting the wound. Samuel Ineull, a former utilities operator who won a Chicago court fight on larceny and embezzlement, said he does not intend to leave Greece.
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Charles Smith
Beverly Curve
Smith
Pennsylvania
Chicago
8152
Herman Seibold
Concord
Luther Brown
Roy Ashby
Brown
Samuel Ineull
Ineull
Greece
State lawmaker aims to boost chain store tax per unit
Raleigh report says Representative Basil Boyd of Mecklenburg planned to introduce a bill in the general assembly to raise the chain store tax from 850 to 8150 per unit above ore. The measure seeks higher revenue from retail chains in the state capital proceedings.
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Raleigh
Basil Boyd
Mecklenburg
General Assembly
Haworth Sues Wilsons in Fraud Case Over Bankrupt Motor Firm
Horace S. Haworth, trustee, sues John B. Wilson and his wife of High Point in federal court alleging an intent to defraud creditors of the Wilson Motor Company. The suit cites a $5,425 mortgage on two High Point parcels marked satisfied before the firm’s July 19, 1932 bankruptcy and seeks liens and restraining orders to prevent land disposal.
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John B. Wilson
High Point
Federal District Court
Horace S. Haworth
George F. Wilson
Wilson Motor Company
Motor Company
G. F. Wilson
Richmond County
Haworth
National Want Ad Week Offers Big Opportunity to Readers
National Want Ad Week promotes wide use of want ads across newspapers. The Enquirer and thousands of readers are encouraged to scan ads for savings and to advertise for rent, services, real estate, and vehicles during January 15 to 23.
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High Point
Jnuary
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Young America
Reynolds Company
Meng
Hlibuster
Cahctl
B. Dickson
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Rage
Wilson
John W. Wilson
Enterprise Greensboro
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