Continental Life Tear Co dissolved in receivership case
Continental Life Tear Co. with nearly 100000 dollars of insurance in force is placed in receivership by Circuit Judge Neill ah following a dissolution suit decided last January by Insurance Superintendent KR BF O'Malley. Air mail bids run low as independents challenge airline supremacy after General Farley opened 71 bids for routes covering 8220 miles.
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Opera
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Keen
William P. O'Malley
John Dillinger
Martin O’brien
Lloyd Mulvihill
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Crown Point
O'Malley
Mulvihill
O'Brien
Indianapolis
Dullinger
Two Slain as Ohio Guardsmen Fire Gas on Mob
At Champlain and Finn streets in Toledo Ohio May 25 seven gas bombs were thrown at a crowd of about 400 as guardsmen tried to disperse the throng. Stones and bricks were hurled. several injuries reported.
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South Holland Trust and Savings Bank
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Dillinger
Michigan
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Milton Waterman
Leon Lagestee
South Holland
Milton H. Waterm
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de Young
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Finn Streets
Ohio National Guardsmen
Frank Hubay
Steve Cyigon
Frank Henderson
Charles P. Taft
Federal Department of Labor
Otto Brach
Central Labor Union
Farrell traded to Red Sox in major league deal
Weasley Ferrell and Dick were sent from the Indians to Boston for outfielder Leeds. Pitcher Bob Weil and an unnamed amount reportedly valued at about $25,000 were involved, with Billy Pvane, manager of the Indians, announcing the trade.
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Aveland
Weasley Ferrell
Land Indians
Red Sox
Boston
Leeds
Bob Weiland
Billy Pvane
The
Inc
Death Bill Passed in Senate Abolishing State Senate
Irish Free State bill to abolish the State Senate passed the Dall Fire for house by a 38 vote. Senate expected to take action. law potential in March 1935.
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Blan
Weather Forecast For Carolinas and Nearby Areas
Forecast calls for generally fair conditions in the Carolinas through Saturday with cooler readings tonight in inland areas and a warmer Saturday. Coastal tonight appears unsettled with moderate northeast winds. Official records note temperature declines across cotton growing regions within 34 hours ending today.
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Carolina
Lorre
Official
Bureau
Finish Fight Between Industry and Labor Stirs National Debate
In Toledo strikes and clashes spur calls for stronger federal labor measures. Officials warn of a general strike if steel employers resist, while Senator Wagner and Perkins press a labor disputes bill to curb company unions. Taft named mediator as industry opposition grows.
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QTON
Toledo
Iron, Steel
National Labor Board
Walsh
D-Mans
Labor Committee
Senate
Perkins
Charlies P. Taft
William Howard Taft
NRA
Minneapolis
C. Arthur Lyman
American Ball Co
10-Cent Cigarettes To Follow Tax Cut
Washington reports a Ways and Means Committee plan to cut tobacco taxes by 40 percent. If enacted, a 15 cent pack could cost 10 cents with companies passing the cut to consumers. A broad ad campaign aims to boost demand to offset tax loss, potentially prompting later cuts in liquor taxes.
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House
Ways and Means
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Congress
Treasury
Ways and Means Committee
Vinson
D-Ky
Mountaineer Apple Seller Berates Critics in Court
Ira Parker, an elderly mountaineer known for selling apples near Jackson County Court, denounces Roosevelt critics while offering his fruit. He speaks in a Shakespearean dialect, dresses like a forty-niner, and claims honest work as a trader. He dispenses advice and comments on health and politics amid the crowd.
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Parker
Mountaineer
Jackson County Court
Roosevelt
Ira
Arbitration for Labor Strikes Urges Government Action
A reader letter from Beverly Hills argues for compulsory arbitration to settle strikes. The writer says arbitration would cover wage raises retroactively from the complaint date and prevent broader legislative overreach, asserting equity between labor and management with government mediation.
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Spesim
Beverly Hilia
Calif
Wall Street
Will
Roosevelt to deliver three final messages this weekend
President Roosevelt will focus the week end on three final messages to Congress addressing war debts natural resources and the coconut oil import levy. Senate action stalls on tariff reciprocity while House Ways and Means ponders the silver bill amid persistent debate and questions.
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House Committee
Senate
Morgenthal
Ways and Means
House
Huey Long
Patterson
Rmo
Long
Roosevelt
Claudius T. Murchison
University of North Carolina
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Bolivia
Paraguay
Chaco
London
Great Britain
Japan
Ickes
PWA
New York
Byrd
D-Va
Chester C. Davis
Japan Accepts British Invitation for Preliminary Talks on Disarmament
Tokyo officials say Japan agreed to engage in preliminary disarmament discussions with Britain and the United States followed an invitation routed through Ambassador Mateu daira in London. The talks precede a 1985 naval conference and involve high level foreign office authorities.
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Tokyo
United States
Creat
Italia
Mateudaira
Japan
London
Siri
France Opposes Immediate Disarmament Policy
Paris May 25 France’s foreign minister Louis Barthou rejected British calls for partial German rearmament and French disarmament by arguing for disarmament with security. He said war was not certain and planned to back negotiations at Geneva with top military leaders.
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Louis Barthou
France
Germany
Chamber of Deputies
Petain
Denain
Piletri
M. Barthou
Geneva
Barthou
Iie
England
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