Auto Workers Union Split Denounces Martin Act Clash
A fractured auto workers union under Martin Act triggered confrontations amid a heated convention. Members accuse a faction of violating rules while others claim records were manipulated. The dispute centers on leadership and allegations of improper conduct, with calls for orderly proceedings and adherence to union bylaws.
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Auto Workers Union
Martin Act
Vroit Dan
Phe Cic
Wadee Ety Fe
Martin
Siesnag Immesaati
Tye
Aisensios
Omler Tin
Pw Tie International Oy
Inon
O'Dell Appoints Liquor Committee
O'Dell names a new liquor committee as part of a citywide push to regulate licenses. The appointed members include local figures such as Mones, Masonies, Grand, and Peta Danotis, with emphasis on permitting processes and oversight. The action signals a broader reform effort by the administration.
Roosevelt Faces Shifting Liberal Support In Congress
In Washington on January 20 AP reports President Roosevelt faces growing congressional independence and uncertainty as he pushes New Deal measures. Despite broad Democratic majorities the era of unity is fading amid internal battles, cabinet hints, and talk of a potential third term, with liberals urged to unite against conservatism.
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W. B. Ragsadale
Roosevelt
Congress
James Monroe
Ruppert Heirs Name Heir and Share of Fortune
AP report from New York outlines Col. Jacob Ruppert estate plans naming Helen Winthrope Weyant as one of three chief beneficiaries alongside Helen Ruppert Sillee and Ruth Rit Sillark. Will allocates 300000 to Weyant and 50060 to another beneficiary with remaining estate kept in trust for nieces and Weyant, under Ruppert Holding Corporation control and executors, including George Ruppert and Frederick I. Gavi.
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New York
Helen Winthrope Weyant
Jacob Ruppert
Newkees Baseball Club
Helen Ruppert Sillee
Ruth Rit Sillark
Chorus Equity
APL
Wintrope Wayne
Sive
Merry Malones
Ruppert Holding Corporation
Yankee Club
Ina
Jivlen Wintropa Weryant
Helen Wiithrope Sant
Amd
Benox TH Hospital
Counsel
Metropolitan Moneura of
Edale
George Ruppert
Bradher-In- Vredericke I. Gavi
Ate Fur Tuippert
Muy Enlors
Resiinarms
Edward OC. Barrow
Pyenidtat
Yurtbees
Ces
Trintees
Wytuatic Baseball Propeerty
Insurgents Claim Calaf Capture Amid Spanish War News
Reported insurgent forces claim capture of Calaf as they defend Burgos line and threaten Lerida. The action centers on railways and highways near Barcelona, with Manresa and Barcelona zone objectives noted. Generals Garcia Valino and Mavastrazgos corps engage on the left wing as Spanish War coverage continues.
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TIN
Pranestat
Eyontier
Aapi
Linaus
Jntive Manresa
Barcelona
Garcia Valino
Mavastrazgos Arty Corps
Erne
Caticlonia
Nish
Smoke Poisoning Fatal for Three in New York Mystery Fire
New York report states three people died from smoke inhalation after a mysterious fire in a 44 story Brooklyn Heights building. Mrs Amelia Clement and her son George Clement perished, along with Grace Clement. A prowler reportedly woke a fourth resident, enabling him to escape.
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New York
Breoki
Voltee
Amelia Clement
State Supreme Court
Nathaniel HH. Clement
George
Sta
Yaleniversity
Elf
Crriee
Mme Clement
Hiakling
Hewis
Byamvid
PMT
Flo
Geliy Grable Denies Separation from Jackie Coogan
Reported in court and gossip columns, Geliy Grable denies separation from Jackie Coogan arguing it was her idea. The informal note hints at a public dispute over a relationship and personal property matters. A $1 figure appears as a token mention within the fragmented text.
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Geliy Grable
Jackie Coogan
House Completes Revision of Tennessee Laws
Nashville January 20 the house completed today its article for revising Tennessee political laws favoring the administration of Governor Cooper by unanimous vote the house passed a bill creating a new style of elections to succeed one abolished under a companion measure both bills now await senate action the senate approves the jury trial restoration for public officials and the measure to kill the crime commission was not called in the senate Browning criticisms noted the statewide political measures proceeded with mixed reception and debate on the Browning administration records capping the page one report.
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Nashville
House
Tennessee
Hines
Cooper
Senate
Pastor slaying trial links white man to crime
In Wayne County court, testimony connected a white man to the pastor slaying of Dr. Charles H. Lee. Henry Cofer and his brother Henry Cofer, both under indictment, were discussed as accomplices as sheriff Warren testified Clesborn named Cofer as the shooter. The case also involved Henry Cofer’s urging threats and connections to the ruse used at the residence. See page 3.
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Launswick
George Clesbarn
Charles H. Lee
Christ Episcopal Church
W. Len Gibbs
Vitor
Grady Stevens
Uengurrler
Warren
Wayne County
Clexborn
Fenry Cofer
W. Fl. Cofer
Mumer
Lee Warren
Pan
FDR Approves Five Million for Guam Defense
President Roosevelt signed authorization for five million dollars to fortify Guam including harbor deepening and barracks for marines while clarifying that authorization does not guarantee completion. He contrasted authorization with actual appropriation amid questions on broader defense plans.
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Heath Cor Ardor
Panam Canal Zone
Barris
Congress Rapped for Relief as WPA Funding Debated
A fragmented report notes Senate and House clashes over federal relief funds and work relief programs during winter. References to President Roosevelt, the WPA, and ongoing appropriations show lawmakers debating the scale of aid and timing of distributions for the unemployed.
Last Minute News Flashes On Approval and Court Actions
Disjointed notes report approval processes and court actions. Mentions RAM MURRAY, TVA, and Virginia West Virginia matters, with references to a judge Lerche and a secretary central, plus discussions of appropriations and vetoes affecting future projects and allocations.
China's minister urges concerted action for Far East peace
Wang Ching Hui China's foreign minister calls on the United States Britain and France to join in concrete steps to settle the Far East conflict with Japan He cites notes delivered to Tokyo by the US Britain and France and stresses China's independence and territorial integrity as the basis for any peace terms He notes historical day and Britain's stance toward Japan as factors in the broader Open Door policy war context.
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Donald M. Davies Chungeing
China
Wang Ching-Hui
United States
Britain
France
Far East
Japan
Wang
Yale
Permanent Court of International Justice
Tokyo
Lain
Neo
Son ends quarrel by shooting father in fatal blaze
A gun duel between a son and his father on a rural highway ends with the son shooting the father dead at close range. Police report a chaotic scene as relatives nearby react. investigators pursue the shooter to a designated county precinct for questioning.
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Neay Grleans
Jan
Sidney Lurteaax
Poe Linnt
Jena Barret
Dri
Flerbhert Bell
Dapelelr
Drunk Driving Case Yields Long Sullivan County Jail Term
Virgil Liddie of Kingsport was found guilty of driving while intoxicated and sentenced to 11 months and 29 days in the county jail the longest term under state law for a misdemeanor. He was fined 30 dollars after injuring a pedestrian who has not fully recovered. The case arose from the Kingsport arrest that led to the trial jury verdict in Blountville circuit court.
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Sullivan Hirerdt Court
Virgil Liddie
Kingsport
Cox
Liddle
Havi
Janmwiry
Blountville
Approxi
New Pardons Plan Sent to Cooper
A three member state board of pardons, appointed by the governor, is named in a report tied to Caverns Cooper by a public welfare advisory committee. The panel includes professionals in law, race relations, and sociology, with six year terms and staggered initial appointments.
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Slall Hs
Ginat
Laprites
Germans deny Jew problem link to Schacht firing
Berlin reports Chancellor Hitler removed Reichsbank president Dr Hjalmar Schacht in a sudden move amid stalled talks on Jewish emigration. Walter Funk named to lead the bank with three tasks including establishing a state controlled German bank of issue. Rublee and the refugee committee face rupture as Nazi plans for emigration falter.
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Berlin
Hitler
Hjalmar Schacht
Germany
Reichsbank
George Rublee
Intergovernmental Refugee Committee
Schacht
Rotund Walter Funk
Reichsfuhrer
Rublec
Evian-Les-Bains
France
Ber-lin
London
Rublee
Serbin
U. S
Funk
United States
Balkans
Turkey
America
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Jubilant Rev Noe Plans Dream Church in Memphis
Rev Terao H Noe travels to Memphis with plans for a new Protestant Episcopal parish dubbed the dream church. He has been without a church since January 5 and faces opposition from existing parishes and Bishop Jones M Maxon. Petition organizers say Memphis territory is largely unchurched and the venture could serve 106 professionals and business leaders amid a crowded religious landscape.
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Noe
Dream Church
Memphis
Chattanqogua
Jai
Jibei
Terao H. Noe
Creon
Rean
Uhiggs
Teeedom
Jis Bee
Epennnal
Tennessee
Noeis Reetur
Abr. Mag
Jones M. Maxon
P. Cs
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