Americans Oppose Maritime Security Pact at London Talks
London diplomats report the United States resists any binding security pact for the Mediterranean or other seas. The Americans demand no joint war action unless the Senate approves and France first trims naval tonnage. A Pacific-style framework or moral agreement may satisfy Washington if France leads.
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London
Mediterranean
Senate
France
United States
America
Hog Prices End Week Unchanged at Union Stock Yards
Hogs at the Union stock yards closed the week steady with bulk 160 to 300 pounds at 11.15 to 11.50, top 11.60. Receipts 2,000 with 242 holdovers. cattle 100. calves 150 steady at 15. sheep 309. Chicago hogs 15,000 receipts with 5,000 holdovers. market slow with few bids steady to 10 cents lower than Priday's.
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Union
Chicago
Priday
Insanity Suspect Held After Train Jump
Henry Bache of Chicago is in the county hospital for the insane after leaping from a Lackawanna passenger train in Scranton. A taxi driver, whom Bache ordered to Philadelphia, took him to city hall before the jump was reported.
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United Press
Scranton
Henry Bache
Chicago
County Hospital For
Lackawanna
City Hall
Philadelphia
Meningitis Toll Rises as City Reports New Cases
Total meningitis cases reached 108 today. Ramus Yount, 20, of 1231 North Olney Street was hospitalized with meningitis, and 3 year old Robert Morgan of 977 West Pearl Street was also admitted after a clinical diagnosis. Culture results pending to confirm the disease nature.
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Ramus Yount
North Olney Street
City Hospital
Robert Morgan
West Pearl Street
Miriam Crosby Seeks Divorce After 10,000 Mile Journey
Hollywood star Miriam Crosby traveled 10,000 miles to obtain a divorce from Roland Tevlin a New York businessman. The decree was granted in Reno Nevada after failed attempts in Paris courts last week.
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United Reas
Hollywood
Cal
Miriam Crosby
Roland Tevlin
New York
Reno
Nev
Paris
Madonna statue sparks tense car chase in Chicago
Oskar J. Hansen the sculptor revealed a marble statue titled The Madonna inside a taxicab as six men in a pursuing limousine confronted him with revolvers. He mused they could be prohibition officers or plainclothes police, adding to the tense moment.
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Ty United
Prea Hi Cagu
Chicago
Oskar J. W. Hansen
Art Institute
Hansen
Prohibition
Snow Blankets Indianapolis As Cold Wave Returns
Weather expert JaH Armington of the U S weather bureau says a thin snow cover will linger into the weekend with nighttime lows between 5 and 10 degrees. Temperatures rise after the weekend likely erasing the first frost of winter and bringing clearer skies.
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Indianapolis
Jah. Armington
United States Weather Bureau
Midwest Snowstorm Kills 70-Year-Old in Minnesota Crash
A powerful cold front blanks the central US with heavy snow from the Rocky Mountains to the Alleghenies. Duluth records 18 degrees below zero as a snow plow crash in St. Cloud, Minnesota, fatally injuries a 70-year-old man and seriously hurts the car driver.
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Middle West
Wounded youth identified as Beech Grove bandit
Joseph Facconi, 17, of 112 South Davidson street, identified as one of two bandits who robbed the E A Newcomer Lumber Co. at Beech Grove on December 12, 1929, escaping with 600 dollars. Facconi wounded in a Terre Haute gun battle with two motorcycle officers. accomplice Roscoe Parsons was killed. Police say Henry Schekels confessed to four holdups and burglaries and implicated three other youths. The gang is linked to many unsolved crimes. another burglary occurred Friday night at the Newcomer office but the safe door resisted.
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Joseph Facconi
Davidson Street
E. A. Newcomer Lumber Company
Beech Grove
Facconi
Terre Haute
Roscoe Parsons
Lord Street
Henry Schekels
West
Vermont Street
Danville
Em-Roe Sporting Goods
West Washington Street
Newcomer
Byrd Antarctic Expedition Talks End At Little America
The Byrd party signal from Little America concluded after a lengthy Friday night radio chat with MIT station in South Dartmouth Massachusetts. The operator said it would be the last contact from the base as the team endures 10 below zero temperatures.
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United Press
Dartmouth
Mass
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Little America
South Pole
Bandit Identified in Western Union Office Slaying
Detroit dispatch reports the slain bandit in the Western Union Telegraph Office holdup identified as Raymond O Laughlin alias Hickey a Chicago racketeer and murderer. Detectives continue search for two other bandits who escaped as two guards were fatally wounded. O Laughlin was sought for the June murder of Benjamin Pfluger and was known to Chicago police as a racketeer.
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United Prear
Detroit
Western Union Telegraph Company
Chicago
Raymond O'Laughlin
Hickey
O'Laughlin
Illinois
Benjamin
Ambassador Moore gravely ill in Los Angeles hospital
Alexander P. Moore newly appointed United States ambassador to Poland was brought to a California hospital from Monrovia’s Pottenger sanitarium. Doctors said a cold worsened by throat complications led to the serious condition requiring hospital care.
Beery Still In Danger After Appendicitis Operation
Noah Beery, screen actor, had a comfortable night after surgery at the Hollywood hospital but doctors warned he was not entirely out of danger today.
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Hollywood
Noah Beery
Hollywood Hospital
Fund Campaign Test for City by Chamber
Division No 2 of the Sales army led by J J Fitzgerald raised 3212 in three days of the 170000 drive. The sales army and activities group totaled 41569. Paul Q Richey said the Forward In dianapolis drive tests city goals of industrial activity and employment. Next report luncheon set at the Chamber Monday.
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Sales Army
J. J. Fitzgerald
Chamber of Commerce
Indianapolis
Paul Q. Richey
Greek church synod appeals to League over Soviet religious persecution
The synod of the Greek church in Athens filed a protest with the League of Nations today accusing the Soviet government of religious oppression. It asks the league to intervene to safeguard religious liberty.
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United Press
Athens
Greece
Synod of the Greek Church Today
League of Nations
League
Urges Session for School Aid Action
Indiana awaits relief as the state faces dire school aid shortages. Senator Alonzo H. Lindley urged a special General Assembly session, arguing tax changes including an income tax without constitutional amendments could fund school aid and expand taxable property by taxing church and fraternal holdings. The state aid commission notes about $1,000,000 owed to aid units and warns many southern Indiana schools may close without relief.
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Indiana
Alonzo H. Lindley
State Aid Commission
Harry G. Leslie
General Assembly
Lindley
Final decree upholds tax ruling against chain store tax
Federal court in Lafayette sustains earlier opinion finding the 1929 law taxing chain stores illegal. Judge Will M. Sparks of the circuit court of appeals in Chicago, along with District Judges Baltzell and Slic, entered the decree affirming the ruling against the state board of tax commissioners.
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Lafayette A. Jackson
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Will M. Sparks
Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
Eek Cc. Baltzell
Thomas W. Slic
Hughes resigns from permanent court of international justice
Charles Evans Hughes quits the League of Nations permanent court of international justice effective immediately. The resignation was cabled to the league secretariat in Geneva.
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United Press
Geneva
Charles Evans Hughes
League of Nations
Permanent Court of International Justice
League
Wrong address given for arrested man in fatal accident
The Times reported Harry Clark 29 gave 3916 East Washington street as address but Mrs. Gillespie says his correct address is 811 Vv avenue. Clark was arrested on drunkenness and manslaughter charges after a Wednesday night accident that killed Miss Viva Brown, 23.
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Harry Clark
Times
East Washington Street
T. J. Gillespie
Clark
Vv Avenue
Gillespie
Viva Brown
Weather Bulletin North Wind Brings Light Snow
In the air at 9 30 a m conditions show a north wind of 17 mph sea level pressure 343 inches temperature 16 ceiling unlimited visibility 2 miles light snow at the field.
Nobile Found Lacking In Command After Italia Crash
An official committee concluded Umberto Nobile showed limited technical ability and failed to command after the Italia dirigible crash on Arctic ice. Eight expedition members and nine rescuers died. Cannibalism charges were rejected. Nobile had saved himself first and was deemed invalided from front service before piloting dirigibles as a tester.
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Rome
Umberto Nobile
North Pole
Pole
Nobile
Committee of Investigation
Einar Lundborg
DAY RALLY IN LAW DEFENSE
Washington February 15 proponents of modification or repeal of the eighteenth amendment rallied for a strong defense campaign. In the house Reps Reedy and Sproul spoke for the dry cause while Rep La Guardia argued for wets. Dr Dinwiddie outlined action plans for the judiciary committee ahead of next Wednesday’s hearing.
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United Press
Washington
Congress
House
Reedy
Rep
Representative Sproul
Kani
Representative la Guardia
N. Y
E. C. Dinwiddie
National Conference of Organizations
House Judiciary Committee
Bandit Steals Providence Hospital Payroll in Detroit
A lone robber brandished a revolver to quiet two sisters and three employees at Providence Hospital and seized the $5,000 payroll. He waited in line with workers, then drew his gun at the cashier’s window, wrested the cash box from Sister Rosario, and escaped.
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United Press
Detroit
Providence Hospital
Rosario
Talk on Films Heard by Society
C E K Mees of Eastman Kodak told the American Chemical Society dinner that there are more microscopic silver crystals on a square inch of motion picture film than people on earth. He said the crystals resemble coke fragments under a microscope and that film sensitivity comes from a gelatin impurity, not the silver bromide grains.
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C. E. K. Mees
Eastman Kodak Company Research Laboratory
Rochester
N. Y
American Chemical Society
Lincoln
Mees
Hourly Temperature Readings
The report lists temperatures at six intervals with values for 6 am 22, 9 am 15, 10 am 19, 11 am 16, and 8 am 16 degrees. It documents a chilly morning pattern.
Tariff bill expected to pass in two weeks
Washington reports Republican Floor Leader Watson says the tariff bill should clear the Senate within two weeks with no filibuster. Most major issues have been acted on, though disputes over sugar duty and brick and cement schedules remain. One more confirmation fight, for Hugh M. Tate to the Interstate Commerce Commission, is anticipated next Tuesday.
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Senate
Watson
House
Hugh M. Tate
Knoxville
Tenn
Interstate Commerce Commission
Black
Dem
Ala
Hughes
Tate
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Opening Markets Show Mixed Trading As Profit-Taking Sinks Prices
New York investors pared gains with many stocks slipping modestly while several rail and industrial issues gained. Pack and Motor fell 4 percent to 16 1 2, Kennecott rose over a point, and Gillette climbed after management denied rumors of aggressive competition.
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Stock Exchange
Abcve
Pack
Alleghany Corporation
United States Steel
American Machine and Foundry
Stone & Webster
Lima Locomotive
Moon Motor
New York Central
North American
Montgomery Ward
Continental Baking A
Standard Gas
Yellow Truck
Westinghouse Electric
Westinghouse Air Brake
United States Industrial Alcohol
Allied Chemical
Public Service
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General Motors
Radio Corporation
Texas Gulf Sulphur
Anaconda
Atlantic Refining
Radio Keith Orpheum
Standard of New Jersey
Fox
Vanadium
Gold Dust
Sinclair
New Haven
Sears Roebuck
Kennecott
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Republic Iron and Steel
Gillette
Gary Senator Attacks Educator Oxnam Speech Controversy
State Senator C Oliver Holmes of Gary condemns Mrs Electa Chase Murphy and the D A R leadership over the Murphy Oxnam dispute. He cites Mexican oil tensions bread riots and warns against patriotism used to attack civil liberty while opposing a D A R oath bill for teachers.
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Daughters of American Reaction
Electa Chase Murphy
Muncie
C. Oliver Holmes
Gary
Murphy-Oxnam
Dr. Oxnam
Mexico
Holmes
Stock market outlook buoyant on steel and auto recovery
A leading Midwestern banker, in his monthly digest, says evidence supports a bottom in the business decline and a definite improvement ahead. Weekend trade reviews are encouraging, signaling a sustained recuperation across most sectors and urging investors to buy sound stocks at temporary price concessions.
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Thomson & McKinnon
New York
Fifty Stitches After Fight at Tyler Home
Fifty stitches were needed to close a head wound on a War field Hoosier a Negro after a dispute with Cyrus Tyler a Negro at Tyler’s residence 1503 Columbia Avenue Both were charged with assault and battery and fled the scene
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Nego
Warfield Hoosier
Hoosier
Cyrus Tyler
Columbia
Tyler
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