Council Finds Liquor Ordinance Amendment Debated
Ely council debated amending the city liquor control ordinance limiting licenses to long time residents with a 12 month requirement. An attorney urged a 50 percent resident rule for corporations. the measure went to the Street Committee. The meeting also covered bus routing changes, airport aid under the CWA, and routine budget matters.
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Cheb Platt
City of
Jefferson
Julius Meyerhardt
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Ligtor Central
Police Department
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Missouri Power& Light Company
Forest Hill
Gads
CWA
Chamber of Commerce
Col
A. Linxwiler
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C. of C
Gol. Linxwiler
C. of G
East Water Street
Monroe Street
Body of former Solon Gilbert Hitchcock returns to Omaha
The body of former Senator Gilbert M. Hitchcock arrived in Omaha from Washington. Last rites are set for Wednesday as several hundred friends greeted the funeral party at the railroad station. Flags on public buildings were at half mast.
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Omaha
Neb
Gilbert M. Hitchcock
Washington
Nebraska Statesman
Aimee Loses Court Battle in Motion Picture Suit
In Los Angeles on February six, a court awarded 5900 to Securities Research Association Inc. over Aimee Semple McPherson. The case alleged she failed to proceed with a featured film, claiming she withdrew due to threatened publicity. J Roy Stewart’s estate assigned the producer’s claim. Homer Johnstone, her attorney, cited a bungalow meeting with Cromwell Ormsby as context, without elaborating the charge.
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Aimee Semple McPhearson
Securities
Research Assoiation, Inc
Pinantiff
J. Roy Stewart
Homer Johnstone
Cromwell Ormsby
Johnstone
Daladier Wins Deputies After Rioting Scene In Paris
Daladier pleads for confidence from a tense chamber as France faces riot threats and economic strain. He pledges unity with United Republicans, defends policy shifts, and aims to avert coups while police disperse Paris demonstrators amid fears of Royalist and veteran protests.
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Poland
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Roosevelt to address explos ive war debt in special message
Washington February 6 President Roosevelt plans to present a special message to Congress on the mounting foreign debt and possible reforms. He aims to avoid cancellations or drastic downgrades while exploring benefits to foreign trade and potential concessions in export markets to aid recovery.
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Roosevelt
Congress
President of Cement Company Dies at Home
Harry L. Block, 70, president of the Missouri Portland Cement Company, died at his home in St. Louis from heart disease after more than two months of illness. Born in Pike County, Mo., he began in the sand and material business before his company became Missouri Portland Cement. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Louis
Harry L. Block
Missouri Portland Cement Company
Block
Pike Conny
FENERAL AGENTS STICK TO KIDNAPER TRAIL
St Paul February 6 federal agents planned a broad search for Edward G Bremer bank president after his disappearance neared three weeks Adolf Bremer father of the victim vowed to seek police aid if no word came by Wednesday morning Police questioned five men in Owatenna and another five held after entering the apartment from which the first group were taken St Paul police denied any link to the Bremer kidnapping
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Charles Tierney
Edward G. Bremer
Catter
Adolf Bremer
Roosevelt
Owatenna
Owatonna
Bremer
Taos Ceremony Seals Heissen Henrietta Nuptials
Edmund Heissen and Miss Henrietta Dirckx, both of Taos, wed this morning with Father Ebert officiating after securing a license from County Recorder Henry LePage. Also licensed were Hang Hodge and Lorene Burks of Tuscumbia. LePage issued his 35th license this year. Oscar Muenke, recently joined Navy, transferred to Salt Lake City after training, per recruiter Jack Hazelvigg.
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Henrietta, Dirckx
Taos
Ebert
Henry LePage
Feislen
Clem Dirckx
Hodge
Lorene Burks
Euscumbia
LePage
Oscar Muenke
Navy
U.S. 5
Salt Lake City
Muenke
Jack Hazelvigg
Treasury Gold Supply Sets New Record High
U S treasury reports gold stock rising by 9 5 million to 7 029 billion with the gain mirrored in a valuation surplus of devalued dollars. Missouri Fire Underwriters Association meets. local hospital operations and business outlook notes span Kansas City region as merchants report a 25 rise in January over last year plus weather figures.
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Midwest Retail Merchants Council
Paw E. Hurt
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Towa
J. E. Burke
Hurt
Marathon Violinist Dies Oldtime Fiddler Otto Fink
Hillsboro Feb 6 AP Otto Fink 66 died at Litchfield Illinois today He attracted attention in 1929 walking from New York to San Francisco playing a violin He was known for cross country hikes and was a champion old time fiddler He was a native of Germany
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Otto Fink
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Germany
Russia Near Wheat Pact Signing Following Mediation
London Feb 6 reports that mediation by American delegates has brought Russia to the verge of adhering to the international wheat agreement. The breakthrough follows intensive talks and signals progress toward a formal pact.
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Russia
London
Lazia Ride Tells How He Paid Off the Boys
Testimony shows Lazia held about 80 percent of the track property with 40 percent paid at 20000 and an added 12000. Prosecution claims Lazia earned 103000 in 1929 and 1930 from racing, a nightclub, gambling, dividends, and bank interest, with no tax returns. Witnesses tie funds to dog track operators including J A Chambers and others, while defense cites income and losses in years cited.
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Lazig
Woodrow
Uazia
Vandeventer
David Nolan
Jnternal Revenue Department
Lazia
J. A. Chambers
Memphis
Tenn
Chambers
George H. Partin
Houston
Tex
Solly Weissmann
Orf
Paul Dillon
St. Louis
Robert K. Sharp
Mer Whee
Otis
Trial date set for Dr Wynekoop in Chicago case
Dr Alice Lindsay Wynekoop, charged in the death of her daughter in law Reta Gardner Wynekoop, has a retrial date of February 19 before Judge Harry B. Miller. The 63 year old said her health improved after hospitalization in the country jail and she hopes to clear her name and protect her children.
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Chicago
Alice Lindsay Wynekoop
Reta Gardner Wynekoop
Harry B. Miller
Criminal Courts
Efforts to Save Insull Described in Town Meeting Probe
Federal Judge Lindley’s investigation revealed Melvin Traylor and Owen Young sought to rescue Insull Utilities from collapse. Arthur E. Anderson, as Traylor’s emissary, recounted attempts with New York bankers to avert disaster as funds were diverted from holding companies.
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Melvin E. Traylor
Owen D. Young
Walter C. Lindley
Arthur E. Anderson
Tray
Lor
Young
New York
Traylor
Preuntonia
Anderson
Middlewest Utilities Co
Insull
Doctor Endorses Liquid Laxatives Over Harsh Pills
The doctor cautions that harsh laxatives harm the system and that liquid laxatives are rising in use. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is praised as a safe, natural option without mineral drugs, suggesting readers select a suitable dose and gradually reduce it for regular relief.
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Dr. Caldwell
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