Deer Herding Proves More Thrilling Than Hunting
The Reed brothers and Jake Reed of Jefferson City moved a mixed herd of twenty deer and four elk from Fulton to a fenced 420 acre tract. Six deer died en route from exhaustion, and a 275 pound buck attacked Reed during capture. Deer were driven in trucks, roped, and finally secured, with lessons learned for safer relocation to the new enclosure.
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Putton
East St. Louis
Jake Reed
Jot D. Reed
Jefferson City
Fulton
Pulton
Reid
Missour Fish and Game Department
Mr. Reed
Missouri
Reed
Robert Wiitley
Rey Lee
Political Row Over Budget Balancing Sown By Democrats
Washington January 10 AP Republicans, led by Snell of New Jersey, predict Democrats will not balance the budget this session. They plan postponing revenue plans, relying on spending cuts, while seeking Treasury reorganizing powers for Roosevelt. Two other items note a Kansas City crash kills Doris Willoughby and Officer Richard Fitzgerald. and a 1704 American tragedy Leicester by William Dunlap noted.
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Washington
Sesson
House
Snell
Newza
Franklin D. ‘Roosevelt
Treasury-Post Office
Senate
Japanese Forces Seize Pass Near Great Wall Blocking China
Japanese cavalry and infantry occupied Chinmenkow Pass at 9 15 am halting further Chinese troop incursions into the Great Wall region. The move followed the seizure of Shanbaikwan a week earlier as Tokyo seeks to isolate Mongolian China. Chinese commander Ho Chi-Kuo said troops would resist further Japanese offensives at the Chinmenkow Pass amid expectations of a major battle.
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Chinmenkaw Pass
Jehol
Tokyo
Jan
Chimmenkaw Pass
Great Wall of
China
Shanbaikwan
Chinchow
Shimenchai
Peiping
Ho Chi-Kuo
Shanhaikwen
Chinmenkow
Great Wall
Shanhaikwan
Police Chauffeur Injured in Kansas City Crash
In Kansas City Missouri on January police driver R E Fitzgerald remained in serious condition after his police car collided with another vehicle. Passenger Doris Willoughby aged 20 was among the injured in the other car.
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Kansas City
R. E. Fitzgerald
Doris Willoughby
Improper Relations Denied By Vidor In Court
King Vidor and Betty Will filed denials in superior court denying Eleanor Boardman’s accusations that her husband engaged in improper associations with another woman. The action accompanies Miss Boardman’s suit for separate maintenance and stems from a marital dispute reported in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Eleanor Boardman
King Vidor
Betty Will
Miss Boardman
Arkansas Governor Inaugurated Today In Little Rock
Paragould native Janitis Marion Futrell takes office as Arkansas governor as the Legislature convenes in a joint session. Former Governor Harvey Parnell gives a farewell address before Futrell’s oath at 2 p.m., with Ed F. McDonald Roy V. Leonard Hal L. Norwood and J Oscar Humphrey among oath takers. Lieutenant Governor Lee Cazart pledges support and opposes tax increases.
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Little Rock
Arke
Gan
Ed F. McDonald
Roy V. Leonard
Hal L. Norwod
J. Oscar Humphrey
Lee Cazart
Daday
Futrell
Stalin Hurls Challenge To Capitalists In Five Year Plan
Moscow Jan 10 AP Stalin outlined Russia's new five year plan promising a 21.6 percent rise in overall production from last year and a 14 percent annual average for the second plan. He touted the first plan as largely fulfilled though only 93.7 percent complete, saying it ran four years and three months.
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Moscow
Joseph V. Stalin
Russia
Stalin
Communist Party
Farmer recovers more than spent after burned money incident
Ben ton Harbor farmer W. Belter brought a bag of burned currency to Senator Vandenberg's office. Treasury experts Catherine Costigan and Alissaerry reconstructed and recovered $14,000 plus an extra $1,900 that Belter didn’t realize he owned, while noting U.S. tobacco per capita has risen since the Civil War.
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Washington
Belter
Benton Harbor
Mich
Vandenberg
Treasury Department
Wonileit
Catherine Costigan
Alissaerry
Het
Reduction in War Officers Pay Demanded
A report by United Press outlines proposed cuts to World War II era veteran officer retirement pay under the Emergency Officers Retirement Act. It notes current monthly payments average about 900,000 dollars and discusses potential savings and impacts on injured officers, with regional distribution and notable cases.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
Galvin Coolidge
National Economy League
Burea
Economy League
House
Senate
Hines
California
New York
Witness
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
United States
France
Veterans Bureau
William Folis Smith
War Department
Congressional Record
Veteran Bureau
Congress
Bukets bladder remedy ad promises night relief
An old market advertisement touts a 25¢ BU-EETS bladder remedy as a test for night urination and bladder irritation. It claims four days to judge effectiveness, with a money-back guarantee, and notes Buch leaves and juniper as active components plus claims of soothing backaches from bladder issues.
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Fischer Drug Company
Tolson Drug Company
Brandenberger Drug Company
Golden Medical Discovery Endorsed By Springfield Resident
A Springfield reader cites H G Hawley of 2051 East Ave praising Dr Neree's Golden Medical Discovery for anemia weakness lack of appetite and bronchial coughs. The testimonial notes long term use over years and suggests free medical advice at Dr Pierce's Clinic in Buffalo.
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Atus
H. G. Hawley
East Ave
Springfield
May
Dr. Neree
Ds. Pierce
Jafalo
Farmers warn officials over pay cuts in Thurston County
A mass meeting of farmers in Pender Nebraska declared it futile for county officers to seek re election after refusing salary cuts proposed by the Thurston County Farmers Holiday Association. Officers earning $2009 annually faced reductions to $1200 with others under $2000 asked to take proportional cuts. Officials were jeered as they defended salaries and chairman H D Risen was urged to resign.
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Pender
Nebr
Jan
Thurston County
Thurston County Farmers’ Holiday Association
H. D. Risen
County Board of Commissioners
Chinese Leaders Hope Revolution In Japan May Aid China
Dean Frank J L Martin of Missouri journalism school said Chinese leaders see a possible revolution in Japan as a response to economic strain. He spoke at a banquet in New York and noted Japan would be drawn home to cope with internal issues if such a revolution occurred. He recently returned from Yen Ching University in Peiping after 13 months as an exchange professor.
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New York
Frank JL. Martin
University of Missouri Journalism School
Japan
Dean Martin
University of Missouri Alumni Association
Western Universities Club
China
Unite States
Yen Ching University
Peiping
Manchuria
Mukden
Missouri Journalism School
Duartin
Frank, Jr
Columbia
Rudolph Hopke
Alumni Asocisation
James W. Brown
Homer Croy
Carl W. Ackerman
Journalism School
Columbia University
Senator Huey Long Refuses Filibuster Tactic
Washington dispatch reports Senator Huey Long invokes a filibuster tactic but declines to commit to a prolonged obstruction. The scene centers on Long’s refusal to yield while the chamber weighs the Glass Bike issue and related policy debates amid January 10 reporting.
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Huey Long
Senator Johnson Warns on War Debt Payment Action
California's Hiram Johnson vows to push a pending bill barring U S loans to nations defaulting on war debts. He targets France in a broad attack on the year’s debt situation, threatening strong action to enforce payments.
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Senate
Hiram Johnson
California
United States
France
Senator Long filibuster blocks Senate action on branch banking
Senator Long of Louisiana continued his filibuster in the Senate today, delaying all other business as branch banking faced a vote. The Eskimos of Smith Sound, Greenland, are cited as the world’s most northerly people in a related note.
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Long
Senate
Smith Sound
Greenland
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