Wrangle Over Program for Naval Parley in London
The five power naval conference faced slow progress over its agenda. The United States pressed to limit cruisers submarines and auxiliary ships before battleships while France pushed for global tonnage limits and a flexible division among classes. Italian requests for specific figures and transfer rules were noted as talks adjourned after three hours into private sessions and planned to resume Tuesday at St James Palace.
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London
No. 10
Downing Street
United States
France
St. James Palace
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Reward offered for Maury Graham search by Western Air Express
Western Air Express will pay 3000 to 10000 dollars for information leading to the discovery of Maury Graham the mail pilot missing in a blizzard seventeen days ago. The reward amount depends on the time required to find him. Only two of the 44 planes in the search remain in the mountains today.
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Bu United Press
Las Vegas
Western Air Express
Maury Graham
Graham
Three in a Row: Umpire Billy Evans Launches Johnson Debut Series
Billy Evans, longtime American League umpire, begins a ten part series on great games from his career. The first installment recounts Walter Johnson’s debut with the famed Big Train and promises a Tuesday feature on a rookie’s no hit game against a powerful Am League lineup.
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Billy Evans
Walter Johnson
Why Admiral Byrd Wants to Get Home
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd trapped hundreds of miles from the South Pole seeks to return for his three children Katharine Ames Byrd Richard Evelyn Byrd III and Evelyn Bolling Byrd. His wife Mrs Byrd waits at home awaiting his safe arrival.
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Richard E. Byrd
South Pole
Katharine Ames Byrd
Richard Evelyn Byrd III
Evelyn Bolling Byrd
Mrs. Byrd
Jo Alger Will Be Tried Again
ABASH Ind Jan 27 Mrs Josephine Miller Alger wife of Gene Alger convicted bank slayer of a policeman is en route home in custody of her parents awaiting retrial on being an aid to her husband in the La Fontaine bank holdup last October Gene Alger is in state prison for robbing Paris Crossing bank last August A Wabash circuit court jury failed to agree on whether Mrs Alger drove the car carrying her husband away from the La Fontaine hold up The jury deadlocked after twenty hours deliberation The prosecution agreed to drop an indictment charging bank robbery and Judge Switzer lowered the accessory charge bail from 15000 to 2500
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Ind
Josephine Miller Alger
Gene Alger
Jeffersonville
Girl Leads Bandit Gang Steals Jewelry in Buffalo
A bobbed-hair girl led two male accomplices who entered the jewelry store of David L. Glickstein in Buffalo and stole jewelry from the safe, with the value estimated at a substantial amount. The incident, reported by United Press, marks a bold daytime arrest in a startling theft.
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United Press Buffalo
David L. Glickstein
Teachers Create Portrait of the Ideal Child at Columbia
New York educators at Columbia University describe a model child aged 2 to 6 with traits such as willingly attending school, sharing, influencing peers, dressing tidy, and polite habits including saying please and thank you, plus self care and orderly behavior.
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United Press
New York
Columbia University
Elevator Prison Trapping Two Boys in Union Title Elevator
Ed ward Hall, 15, of 32 North East street and Emory Walton, 13, East and Lockerbie streets, were locked in a Union Title building elevator for over two hours Saturday night. Police could not release them until a late visitor and the watchman freed them.
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Edward Hall
North East Street
Emory Walton
Lockerbie
Union Title
Ex-Pastor Faces Theft and Embezzlement Charges in Indiana
W P Noffsinger, former pastor and secretary treasurer of the Tri County Mutual Protective Association of Muncie, is charged with misusing 850 and embezzling 52525.25. Arrested in North Manchester after a report by Milton K Alexander, he allegedly spent the funds on a restaurant, rooming house, home, two cars, a bungalow, and other purchases for waitress Margaret Shaffer. He is jailed in Delaware County bed cell amid reports of possible self harm. he is married with five children.
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United Press
Muncie
Ind
W. P. Noffsinger
Tri-County Mutual Protective Association of
North
Manchester
Milton K. Alexander
State Insurance Department
Noffsinger
Margaret Shaffer
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
White Spot
Beverly Real Estate Company
Alexander
Holland Heights
Puckett
Delaware County
Robbery at Elkhart Jewelry Store Stuns City
Two armed bandits robbed an Elkhart jewelry store and escaped with about 18 000 dollars in cash and jewels. They forced manager Fred Wilkoff into the basement and tied him with light cord. Clerk Earl Daering opened the safe and was led away before the crime. About 350 dollars of the loot was cash.
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United Press
Elkhart
Ind
Fred Wilkoff
Earl Daering
Man Dies by Gas in Closed Garage After Farewell Note
Charles Vinsent, 45, a roomer at 1109 North Holmes Avenue, fatally asphyxiated himself with carbon monoxide by running his car in a closed garage after leaving a farewell note citing financial difficulties. Mrs Edith Moran found the body early today. police recovered a suicide letter and sent the body for autopsy.
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Charles Vinsent
North Holmes Avenue
Edith Moran
Rooming House
City
Flood Relief Drive Boosts Indianapolis Red Cross Fund
Weekend contributions lifted Indianapolis Red Cross flood relief to 11871.43 dollars for southwestern Indiana victims. The city also donated via Columbia Conserve Company carload of over 33000 cans of soup. H B Williams, national Red Cross flood relief head at Vincennes, welcomed the soup gift and thanked Columbia in a personal letter.
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Indianapolis
Red Cross Fund
Indiana
Columbia Conserve Company
H. B. Williams
National Red Cross
Vincennes
Columbia Company
Treasury probes Foran charges closed and sent to Hoover
The treasury investigation into charges against Col. Arthur F. Foran controller of customs at New York by James K. Shields has been completed and a report sent to President Hoover. Shields alleged Foran ran a bar and gambling devices at his New Jersey country home. Treasury officials refused to reveal the findings.
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United Press
Washington
Treasury
Arthur F. Foran
New York
James K. Shields
New Jersey
Anti-Saloon League
Hoover
Shields
Foran
Wrecked Eielson ship found near Siberian coast
Dog sled parties set out from the Nanuk to search a 100 foot wreck area on the eastern Siberian coast for the bodies of Lieutenant Carl Ben Eielson and Mechanic Earl Borland. Their plane disappeared after leaving Teller Alaska on Nov 9 en route to the Nanuk.
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Bu United Preas
Seattle
Wash
Siberia
Carl Ben Eielson
Earl Borland
Teller
Alaska
Joe Crasson
Fred Gillam
Nanuk
Eielson
Borland
Crasson
Crosson
Jeielson
Olaf Swenson
Swenson
Marian
United Preachatton
N. D
North
Ole Hielson
United Press
Northland
Sunshine Girl Contest Opens At Indiana Theater
The Times announces a $200 Sunshine Girl Contest open to unmarried Indiana amateur girls ages 16 to 26. Entries must be mailed by Feb 3 with a completed entry form. preliminaries on Feb 5 select five finalists to perform at the Indiana theater all week, applause determining winners.
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Times
Times-Indiana Theater
Indiana
Indiana Theater
Jury probes disappearance of county pay order
Grand jury to investigate destruction of a county order raising pay for court reporters from 2400 to 3000 annually. Four county officials expected as witnesses as records in custody of Dunn Givan and others. Hearing on a writ of prohibition set for Wednesday amid claims of missing or torn documents.
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James A. Collins
Incnse
John E. Shearer
George Snider
Charles Sutton
Harry Dunn
Dunn
Clinton H. Givan
Harry C. Chamberlin
Shearer
Snider
Coasting Death Brings Warning From Police Chief
A fatal coasting incident and two serious injuries over the weekend prompted Police Chief Kinney to warn against the sport on all but restricted streets. Kenneth Davis, 11, was killed at Ohio and Mount streets Saturday and will be buried Tuesday at his home. LeRoy Matthews, 16, was injured at Highland Park, and Thomas Barton, 10, remained in critical condition after colliding with a car on North Beville Avenue Saturday afternoon.
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Jerry Kinney
Kenneth Davis
Ohio and
Mount Streets
North Tremont Street
Davis
Thomas Barton
Jefferson Avenue
City Hospital
Carl Robertson
Beville Avenue
New York
LeRoy Matthews
Liberty Street
Highland Park
Bishop Anderson in Critical Condition in Chicago
Primate of the Episcopal Church Charles P. Anderson, aged 66, was reported in extremely critical condition in Chicago after a rapid decline. Dr. Howard Wakefield was summoned during the night and remained at the bedside as prayers for recovery were offered by 130 Chicago diocese churches and thousands nationwide.
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United Press
Chicago
Charles P. Anderson
Episcopal Church of America
Episcopal
Howard Wakefield
Coast Guard Seizes Rum Boat in New Orleans
The Cecile S., a motor tug, was seized by coast guards in Chandeleur and 850 cases of liquor worth $100,000 were confiscated. Two men aboard were arrested.
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New Orleans
Cecile S
Coast Guards
Chandeteur
Sergeant on Trial in Detroit Shooting Case
In Detroit on January 27 Governor Green favors civil courts over military for the case of National Guard sergeant Joseph Poggione who shot and killed private Stanley Prusinowski, 16. Prosecutor James E. Chenot orders all witnesses and principals to report for questioning. Poggione is free on his own recognizance.
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United Prear
Detroit
Fred Green
Joseph Poggione
National Guard
Stanley Prusinowski
Poggione
Prusinowski
James E. Chenot
Prohibition Posts Plums Is Charge
A widening prohibition controversy involves the White House senate and Attorney General Mitchell. Senator Wheeler accuses political manipulation of enforcement personnel while civil service protests urge broader reform. The debate centers on the Williamson bill and a transfer of John F. C. Herbert from Baltimore to the Montana Idaho district and possible investigations.
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United Press
Washington
White House
Senate
Mitchell
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
W. C. Deming
Civil Service
House
Williamson
Deming
Justice Department
Treasury
Wheeler
John F. C. Herbert
Prohibition
Baltimore
Montana-Idaho
Herbert
Borah
Idaho
Poisoned baby dog death fuels Spokane police probe
In Spokane 19 month old Mark Freeman Phillips Jr. was treated after licking hands licked by a poisoned dog on Saturday and was later regarded as out of danger. A dog died after swallowing the poison and police pressed on to find the person who discarded the deadly substance amid public outrage.
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United Press
Spokane
Wash
Mark Freeman Phillips Jr
Pantages Files Appeal in Assault Conviction
In Los Angeles the appeal of Alexander Pantages from his conviction for assaulting 17 year old Eunice Pringle, a dancer, was submitted to the second district court of appeals. Briefs in the case will be filed later.
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United Press
LOS Angeles
Alexander Pantages
Eunice Pringle
Second District Court of Appeals
City Woman Is Hurt In Auto Crash On Pine Street
A 50 year old city resident Mrs C A Brockway of 425 Beville avenue was struck while crossing New York street at Pine street today and injured probably seriously. She was taken to City Hospital. The driver was held on charges of assault and battery and reckless driving.
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New York Street
Pine Street
C. A. Brockway
Beville Avenue
City Hospital
Ulysses River
East Sixteenth Street
Fog Handicap To Relief In Flood Region
Heavy low clouds over southwestern Indiana halted air relief to isolated families for ten days. Three Indiana National Guard planes grounded at Evansville. sleds and trucks aided by road transport. Pneumonia and smallpox cases reported but preventives in place. planes to resume once visibility improves. White river levels drop slowly. roads reopen. one pneumonia patient moved by truck to hospital.
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Vincennes
Ind
Indiana
R. F. Taylor
One Hundred and Thirteenth Observation Squadron
Indiana National Guard
Evansville
H. B. Williamson
National Red Cross
Princeton
Williamson
M. L. Curtner
Claypole Hill
Here
National Guard
White River
Shawneetown
Mandy Maning
Gibson County
Washington
Wheatland
Wabash
Pauline Witsman
Pnaemonia
Orville
Hazleton
Ice Gorge Break Likely Worse Than Flood Backups
Lieutenant Colonel George R. Spaulding division engineer for the upper Mississippi river urged the War Department not to break ice gorges at Palestine Illinois and upstream. He warned the resulting rush of water could worsen flood damage by moving water and flooding farms, a view Secretary Hurley signaled he would adopt.
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United Press
Washington
George R. Spaulding
Mississippi River
War Department
Palestine
Ill
Wabash River
Spaulding
Hurley
Alleged Robber Cut While Allegedly Fleeing from Held Suspect
Maurice McDaniel a 19 year old is charged with robbery after an attempted hold up of Charles Thomas a 59 year old man. Thomas threatened with a gun seized the barrel and drew a knife. McDaniel fled suffering stab wounds and cuts and was found nearby. Thomas was held by police.
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Maurice McDaniel
Alvord Street
City Hospital
Charles Thomas
Wendell Street
Gature
Thomas
McDaniel
Weather snippet shows hourly temps across morning day
Temperature readings list 6 am 31 and 32 at 10 am 32 11 am 32 noon 33 and 9. Data includes Beene Ta m Mus 8 am 32 12 noon 33 9.
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