Long delay seen before seas are returned to N C
Asheville NC Jan 26 Some time may elapse before Governor Hill McAlister of Tennessee is asked to order the surrender to North Carolina authorities of Lake Lea and his son, convicted of banking law violations in 1931. Extradition papers signed as Leas fight return, with legal routes likely to span months or years through state and federal courts.
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Asheville
N. C
Hill McAlister
Tennessee
North Carolina
Lake Lea
Zeb
Leas
Nashville
Lawrence Brown
Jawler
Lens
Wallace B. Davis
Central Bank and Trust Company
Davis
Lea
A. A. FF. Seawell
Raleid
Treasury Receipts and Expenditures For January 28
Treasury receipts for January 28 totaled 5,009,875.59 with expenditures of 21,090,332.40 and a balance of 360,686,157.55. Customs duties for 28 days in January reached 19,994,077.21.
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Treasury
Washington
Park official cites odd tree catfish find in park
Pimiladelphia Jan 25 0 W E L Geiser park superintendent said today a seven inch catfish was found in a water filled crevice of a rotten tree in Carowas Park. The fish was thrown into the lake and swam away. An opinion Geiser added: a bird likely a kingfisher carried the fish to the tree where it survived in the water of the fork.
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W. EL Geiser
Tuscarawas
Geiger
Reynolds heiress faces illness amid estate talks
In Philadelphia and Nashville dispatches, Libby Holman Reynolds, widow of tobacco heir William Reynolds, is reported to be treated for a nervous breakdown as legal maneuvers over the Reynolds estate continue. Attorneys say she will retire publicly only after health improves, with scattered notes of potential out-of-court settlements. Meanwhile state budget cuts loom in Tennessee with a planned $8.6 million annual saving and restructuring of schools, pensions, and highway costs.
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Philadelphia
Broadway
Libby Holman Reynolds
Smith Reynolds
Louise Carpenter Jensney
Pierre du Pont
Wilmington
Del
Reynolds
Alfred Holman
Cincinnati
Esata
South
Nashville
Tennessee
Joint Legislative Finance Committee
Myles TP. O’connor
State Tax Commission
Austin Peay Normal School
Clarksville
O’connor
O'Connor
Roane Waring
Memphis
Ex-Servicemen’s Bureau
Waring
Bureau
Veterans ‘Bureau
American Legion
Legion
Japan may quit League Nations amid Sino-Japanese dispute
Cabinet deliberations in Tokyo postponed a decision on withdrawal from the League of Nations until Geneva reports on Sino-Japanese recommendations are framed. Foreign Minister Uchida warned a grave decision looms, with withdrawal seen likely if Japan faces charges of aggression or covenant violations.
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Tokyo
League of Nations
Geneva
Uchida
Japan
Paris Brokers Strike Shuts Down Paris Bourse
Paris on January 25 reports a broker strike halted price quotes at the bourse in protest of the finance chamber's latest action. No trading or exchange quotations were posted except government loans. Soldiers guarded Bank of France entrances as deputies trimmed the budget and new taxes were scaled back.
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Paris
Chamber of Finance Committee
Forign Exchange
Bank of France
Chamber of Deputies
Capone’s Sister Target in Gang Gunfire Report
Chicago police investigated a Chicago newspaper report that Mrs Mafaldi Maritote sister of Al Capone narrowly escaped gunfire while walking with her nine month old daughter Della Rosa. She and her husband and Capone ally were said to dive for cover as shots came from a passing car. No injuries were reported and authorities planned to pursue details.
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Chicago
Mafaldi Maritote
al Capone
Mavitote
Della Rosa
John J. Maritote
Maritote
Delavan basketball hero donates blood after illness
Kenneth Boardman of Delavan high school forfeited a final game to help his mother during a serious illness. Doctors said he was too weak to play as Delavan defeated Lake Geneva 19 to 14, with the coach revealing the sacrifice to the team.
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Delavan
Wis
Kenneth Boardman
Delavan High School
Lake Geneva
Red haired model sought for Lincoln portrait exhibit
Evanston ad seeks auburn haired blue eyed woman to pose for Paul von Kneben. After black haired applicants failed, he re advertised and altered the color scheme for his portrait of Anne Rutledge to fit a red head model.
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Evanston
Paul von Kneben
Anne Rutledge
Lincoln
Kentucky Leaf Hits Toboggan Decline in Burley Tobacco Sales
Burley tobacco averages kept sliding for a second week, with the Tuesday sales summary showing Lexington at 428,880 pounds for an 11.72 average, Maysville 790,570 pounds at 10.50, Shelbyville 437,250 at 12.40, Carrollton 427,305 at 7.78, and Owensboro 188,640 at 7.91. These figures reflect continued weakness in prices across key Kentucky burley markets.
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Louisville
Burley
Lexington
Maysville
Shelbyville
Carrollton
Owensboro
Debts revision discussed before Roosevelt inauguration
United States debates value of debts and how exchange stabilization might trade debt relief. European nations may push tentative proposals to Washington in March through Chancellor Chamberlain and others. Talks could include delaying payments, armament cuts, and broader world economic conference plans while denying outright debt cancellation.
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Waseington
Roosevelt
Neville Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Great Britain
Italy
Mussolini
Washington
France
Belgium
Czechoslovakia
Lithuania
Latvia
Finland
Tennessee and Virginia Weather Outlook Keyed By Readings
Fair and colder conditions hit Tennessee tonight and Thursday with a cooler northeast area on Thursday In Virginia rain this afternoon then generally fair tonight and Thursday though extreme north portion may see early rain and extreme west portion remains cool Readings show yesterday high 68 and low 87 with year ago figures 56 and 45 Rainfall data noted with daily at 6 00 p m for prior 24 hours
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Tennessee
Virginia
Senate Ag Group Hears Farm Plea
Washington January 25 Edward A O Neal president of the American Farm Bureau Federation testifies before a senate agriculture committee in support of a domestic allotment farm relief bill He warns of a countryside revolution unless action is taken and urges applying allotment provisions to all exportable surplus products including wheat cotton tobacco hogs rice peanuts and dairy products The witness says the production cut could be more drastic than twenty percent and that the bill should not be limited to wheat and cotton
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Washington
Edward A. O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
Senate
O'Neal
Agriculture Committee
House
Thomas
Oklahoma
O’neal
McNary
Oregon
Ireland's heaviest vote signals close presidential race
In Dublin the Irish Free State began counting the heaviest vote in history amid a razor close contest between President Eamon De Valera and William T Cosgrave. Voters surged to polls with turnout near 70 percent of about 1.73 million eligible. rural strength for De Valera and urban support for Cosgrave predicted a hung result, while labor and farmers groups loomed as potential balance of power.
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Dublin
Irish Free State
Eamon de Valera
William T. Cosgrave
Disi
Ashburton
de Valera
Cosgrave
Republican Party
Ireland
Free State
New Farmers’ Organization
Labor Party
Silver Urged to Washington by Rainey on Debts and Silver
Representative Rainey predicts no reduction or cancellation of war debts from upcoming conferences after Roosevelt's inauguration. He links debt talks to a world economic conference and favors removing trade barriers to revive commerce. He questions gold standard relevance and suggests turning to silver coinage to solve money issues. He notes silver remonetization proposals may return in the Senate.
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Washington
Rainey of Hinds
Leadser
Roosevelt
Rainey
Senate
Halloran Case is Dismissed by Arizona Judge
Phoenix judge dismisses charge of accessory to murder against John Halloran after preliminary hearing. He deems the state's case inconsistent and says a superior court trial would be idle and wasting tax money, though the order is not final if new evidence emerges. The chief witness Winnie Ruth Judd testifies she killed two women in 1942 and says Halloran aided their disposal.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Sunevier
Niles
John J. Halloran
Winnie- Ruth Judd
Slayer
Halloran
Hedvig Samuelson
Agnes
Anne Leroi
Judd
Park Seeks Funds For Tennessee Park Project
George Dempster, chairman of the Tennessee Great Smoky Mountains Park commission, met with the state legal department in Nashville to discuss depositing about $100,000 in the closed East Tennessee National Bank at Knoxville. He consulted with James Cooper, field attorney in the attorney general's office, and the conference was to continue later in the week in Knoxville after further investigation.
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Nashville
George Dempster
Tennessee Great,Smoky Mountains Park Commission
State Legal Department
Commission
East Tennessee, National Bank
Knoxville
Dempster
James Cooper
Attorney General
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Baruch
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Kentucky
William H. Woodin
New York
American Car and Foundry Company
Kansas City
Fioneer Trust Company of
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Walton H. Holmes
Conway F. Holmes
Howard Sc¢ott
Walter Rautenstrauch
Columbia University
Frederick Ackerman
Sind Bassett Jones
Rautenstrauch
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Jones
Scott
Hil
Capone
Kentucky Leaf
U.S
Senate AG Group
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