House Hopes to Set Roosevelt Up as Dictator
House Democrats press to grant President-elect Roosevelt sweeping budget powers to reorganize government cut spending reduce veterans subsidies and suspend building programs. Republicans call it dictatorial while Hoover aides caution constitutional issues as the treasury post office bill moves to conference.
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Washington
House
Roosevelt
Representative Snell
Mussolini
Snell
Treasury-Post Office
Senate
Republican House
Hoover
Congress
Garner
Snell and
Wood
Indiana
Appropriations Committee
White House
Mgr. Hoover
Treasury Post Office
MAS Gen Collins Dies in Washington
Major General Edgar T. Collins, 60, assistant chief of staff in charge of operations and training at the war department, died at Walter Reed Hospital after several weeks illness. His home was Williamsport, Pa. He leaves two daughters, Mrs. Allison J. Barnett of Fort Leavenworth, Kans, and Mrs. Frederick V. Armistead.
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Washington
API
Edgar T. Collins
The
War Department
Walter Reed Hospital
Williamsport
Allison J. Barnett
Fort Leavenworth
Kans
Frederick V. Armistead
Fork swallowed by Miss Santell found in stomach
In St Paul an 19 year old woman, Miss Margaret Santell, swallowed a 3 4-8 inch table fork today. Doctors removed the fork four hours later by surgery. An instrument to retrieve it through the throat was unsuitable as the tines angled toward the heart.
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St, Paul
Margaret Santell
Widow of slain florist dies after stroke at hospital
A flood of tragedy surrounds Banbas City as Mrs Mary Teresa Ellsworth 55 widow of a florist murdered May 8 dies in a local hospital from a paralysis stroke said to be induced by worry over her husband’s death. The tale is interwoven with bankruptcy filings and political notes from Springfield and Washington.
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Banbas City
Fehr
Mary ‘Teresa Ellsworth
Kansas City
Stanley R. McNeal
Big Four Transfer Company
McNeal
Extradition sought for bank holdup suspect Thomas Woulfe
James S. Rooney prosecutor arrives to present extradition papers for Thomas Woulfe alias J C Coleman and Jimmie Adams in connection with a North Kansas City bank robbery. Woulfe, injured and jailed after police say gunshot wounds, faces habeas corpus hearing as arrest records and past crimes are noted.
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Independence
Kas
James S. Rooney
Clay County
Thomas Woulfe
J. C. Coleman
Jimmie Adams
Kansas City
St. Paul
Senate passes lottery law for radio and revises radio commission
The senate passed a lottery law for radio and a bill to curb radio advertising of lotteries and revise the radio commission's procedures. The bill advanced without a record vote and returns to the house for consideration of amendments.
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Washington
House
Radio Commission
Senate
Heir Apparent To Visit His Senorita In Lausanne
Paris reports the Prince of the Asturias heir to the Spanish throne will visit Lausanne to meet Senorita Elmira San Pedro daughter of a Cuban hardware merchant. Unconfirmed by royal sources, but close to the former royal family say he wishes to marry. The memo remains unverified but fuels engagement chatter.
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Paris
Prince of the Asturias
Lausanne
Elmira San Pedro
Propose Moratorium on Foreclosures in Kansas Bill
A two year moratorium on real estate mortgage foreclosures was proposed in Kansas by Rep Wadd and Rep Benson. The bill would ban court foreclosure actions and interest charges during the period and delay enforcement of recent judgments. Violators could face impeachment for officials and fines or imprisonment for others.
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Topeka
Kansas
Wadd
Maude County
Benson
Seward
Roosevelt's daughter to sell her talks as speaker
Anna Roosevelt Dall, daughter of Franklin D. Roosevelt, has permitted herself to be offered to advertisers as a speaker on commercial radio programs. A talent-supply company has sent a list of available speakers to four large advertising agencies, including Mrs. Dall.
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New York
Anna Roosevelt Dall
Franklin D. Roosevelt
U.S. Government Enters Lindbergh Case
Roanoke Virginia February 10 Assistant District Attorney Parsons announced he ordered federal warrants for the principals in the extortion attempt against Charles A Lindbergh and his family. He said the Department of Justice has joined the Roanoke investigation after the arrest of Joe Bryant and Norman Harvey two local men.
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Roanoke
T. XX
Parsons
Cole Jond
Charles A. Lindbergh
Department of Justice
OHS
Joe Bryant
Norman Harvey
Senate beer bill clears vote for final passage
The Senate approved the Brogan-Roberts 3.2 percent beer bill paving the way for perfection and printing before final passage likely early next week. Twenty-eight yes, five no, with M. E. Casey absent. If House concurrence adds minor changes, the measure could reach the governor.
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Senate
M. E. Casey
Kansas City
House
Joseph H. Brogan
Brogan
Albert Clark
Richmond
General
City of
St. Louis
Jerome M. Joffee
Lon
Haymes
Springfield
J. G. Morgan
Unionville
Bales
Henry
Joffee
Morgan
Rusell
Probation Declares Crude Oil Proration Last Stand
New York February 10 AP Harry F Sinclair chairman of Consolidated Oil Corp says proration is making its last stand in response to API statements on crude oil stabilization. He warns if laws cannot be enforced or new pools overdrilling aren t limited industry may seek other corrective measures while noting industry unity among major firms.
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New York
American Petroleum Institute
Harry F. Sinclair
Consolidated Oil Corp
Helpless 84yearold husband witnesses wife die in fire
Monticello Indiana Feb 10 AP Sitting helpless in a chair Robert Cochran 84unable disabled watched his wife burn to death in their Buffalo home as her clothing caught fire while she tended a stove. Neighbors arrived after his frantic cries for help.
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Monticello
Ind
Robert Cochran
Buffalo
Railway Employes Take Strike Vote at St Louis
A strike vote by machinists and conductors of the Mobile and Ohio Railway in protest against a second 10 per cent wage cut was underway in St Louis under L E Shepherd of Washington. Ballots are by wire and mail from divisions. results expected next Monday to be reported to receiver Ernest E Morris. A strike vote signals possible negotiation rather than immediate action.
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Louis
Mobile and Ohio Railway Company
L.E. Shepherd
Washington, D. C
Order of Railway
Shepherd
Ernest E. Morris
Awaiting Wanderwell Testimony in Guy Murder Trial
Aloha Wanderwell’s testimony was anticipated in Long Beach California as the defense seeks her on the slaying of Walter Wanderwell aboard the yacht Carma on December 5. The state rested. authorities never found the pistol used. Guy says he was with Edward Delorm at the time.
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Long Beach
Calif
Aloha Wanderwell
William J. Guy
Walter Lonewell
Carma” Tast
Vanderwell
Guy
Edward Delorm
Arkansas House backs full Democratic platform repeal
The Arkansas House adopted a 63 to 14 resolution urging the Arkansas delegation to carry out in full the Democratic National platform, amid a bitter fight over repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment. Critics argued the measure pressured Senator Caraway and exposed dry lawmakers, while supporters asserted repeal.
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Lttle Rock
Arkansas
Congress
Arkansas House
House
Sen
Rep
Edmondson of
Stone
Rep. Dowell
Boone
Lady Caraway
Hattie E. Caraway
Kruschen Salts Diet Tip Promises Safe Fat Loss
An advertisement promotes Kruschen Salts as a global weight loss aid for women. It urges a morning half teaspoon in hot water before breakfast, plus reduced pastry and fatty foods, claiming quick, healthful results in four weeks with a money back guarantee from Pope Drug Co. and Olson Drug Co.
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Kruschen
Pope Drug Co
Olson Drug Co
Frenchman Aims to Break All Transatlantic Records
Jean Mermoz the French air mail pilot with six companions in the monoplane Arc-en-Ciel left Buenos Aires aiming to fly nonstop to Rio de Janeiro and then return to Istres France as part of a record breaking westward Atlantic crossing.
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Buenos Aires
Jean Mermoz
Istres
Mar-s Seilies
France
Mermoz
Rio de Janeiro
Moratorium Declared By Moberly Bank
Moberly Mo Feb 10 The Moberly Trust Company closed its doors under a thirty day moratorium declared by the directors pending an examination of its affairs. The December 10 statement shows capital stock 50060 surplus and profits 24177 loans 254333 deposits 396728 bills payable 33500 and total resources 505016. Perry s president and Herman Lotter secretary say Moberly has two other banks.
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Moberly
Moberly Trust Company
Moberly Trust
Perry
Herman Lotter
Receivership to be lifted in sixty days in Nevada
In Nevada Missouri on February 10 UP reports Farm and Home Savings and Loan Association expects to terminate its receivership within sixty days and operate as a reorganized unit after board approval of reorganization plans.
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Nevada
Farm and Home Savings and Loan Association
Gasprilla Open leads with Guillickson and Chicago
Temp a Florida February 10 AP John R Chicago and Lloyd Guillickson led after the first round of the Gasprilla Open golf tournament in Tempa Florida. Chicago shot 24 36 70 and Guillickson 35 33 70 as about one third of the field completed 18 holes under windy conditions.
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Tempa
Fla
John R . Chicago
Varding
Lloyd Guillickson
St. Petersburg
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St. Francisville
Jeanette Wenrl
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Green
U.S. Gov.t
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Capital City Telephone Co
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Senate Judiciary Committee
David 8. Barry
William Cheatham
George Washington University
Martha Lee
School of Charm—Beauty—Cosmetology
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Tolson’s Drug Co
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Moberly Bank
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