U. S. Gratified By Jap Apology In Gun Fight Ends
In Houston two Mussouri desperadoes Jennings and Harry Young killed six officers fleeing capture. After a gun battle they shot themselves as police closed in. Officers used gas bombs. Percy Heard, police chief, entered the house and identified Jennings Dead body found with two pistols beneath him. Harry died later at hospital. The brothers had been traced from Springfield to Houston.
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Ms. Sour
Houston
Tex
Jennings
Harry Young
Jennings Young
Houston East End
Harry
Youngs
Texas
Springfield
Claude Beverly
Percy
Clet
Mussouri
Mussouri Despstadoes
J. D. Young
Mrs Young
Unemployment Relief Topic at Kiwanis Midwinter Meeting
Milwaukee delegates of the upper Michigan and Wisconsin Kiwanis clubs opened their midwinter conference with unemployment relief as the top issue. William F Faulkes urged action citing Green Bay's example reducing unemployment to 8 percent.
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Milwaukee
Upper Michigan
Wisconsin
William F. Faulkes
Madison
Green Bay
William F Faulkes
Paul P Neverman Marimette
Meltin H Sater Madison
Henry J Rogers
Racine
Charles M Gleason
Manitowoc
Roger Cunningham
Janesville
Frank
Hyer Stevens Point
L F Gast
Alexander
Briand Suffering Second Heart Stroke in Paris
Reports from Paris say French statesman Aristide Briand, noted peacemaker, fell critically ill after a second heart stroke within 24 hours. Details remain unclear as officials and associates monitor his condition.
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Paris
Anstide Briand
Frances
H G Condien
Washington Delays Japan Apology Acceptance on Consul Incident
The American government withholds formal acceptance of Japan's apology for the attack on American Consul Culvert Chamberlain. Ambassador Debuchi conveys Japan's sincere regret to Secretary Stimson, who will confer again after further incident reports.
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Stimson
Washington
Japan
Culvert Chamberlain
Debuchi
Stinson
Old Soap Box Issues Become Problems of Business Necessity
Dr Glenn Frank of the University of Wisconsin argues that old soap box topics now press as business needs. He urges high wages short hours and low prices as stabilizing. Frank advocates a political alliance among great powers if leaders act to restore world confidence.
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New York
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Frank
Laval
Ths
Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Hoover vows no general federal wage cuts
President Hoover prepared to oppose any broad federal wage reductions amid circulating proposals in the Senate and House. Administration aides say he will declare for maintaining government wages to keep capable officials and avoid setting a bad example. Senator Borah proposes cuts to top officials and Congress, while Representative McGugin calls for emergency reductions targeting lower incomes and higher brackets.
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Washington
Hoover
Capitol
Timms
Senate
Borah Republican
Idaho
Farm Board
McGugin
Republican
Kansas
Green Bay Drunk Driving Cases Highlight 1932 Start
Green Bay Wisconsin police court saw Walter Van Veghel, 27, branded as the first drunken driver of 1932 with a $50 fine plus costs, and later his second offense earned a $100 fine, six month license revocation, and costs. He admitted drinking, asked for leniency, and the judge showed no mercy.
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Green Bay
Wis
Walter “Boy” van Veghel
Walter “Boy’ van Veghel
van Veghel
Britain Bans Gandhi Party Across India in New Ordinance
The British government in India bans Gandhi's nationalist Congress party in major cities and bans fund contributions. Demonstrations occur with two dead in Allahabad while Gandhi in Poona calls Christians to join a peaceful independence struggle. Harilal Gandhi abandons opposition and joins the non violence crusade.
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New York
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Congress Party
Allahabad
Poona
Gandhi
Great Britain
Round Table
London
New Delh
All India
Bombay
Harilal M Gandhi
Jong
Harnai
Vallabhai Patel
Indian Nationalst Congress
Bath
Lord Willingdon
Patel
Willingdon
Floor Leader Rainey Backs Open Trade With Russia
Washington report states the floor leader of the Democratic forces in the house advocates open trade with Russia. The statement marks a clear position supporting economic exchange with Moscow. Includes reference to the House leadership and foreign trade policy stance.
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Rainey
Russia
Washington, DC
Quick Action On Hoover Plan By Congress Seen
Washington reports President Hoover foresees rapid congressional action on emergency legislation to lift business and reopen markets abroad. Senators and bankers push for swift approval of a reconstruction program with debate over treasury bonds and Federal Reserve rediscount options.
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Hoover
Congress
Washington
Two Confess Part in De Forest Robbery
Two men held in the Calumet county jail confess involvement in the De Forest bank robbery of December 19. Ozlas C Hall of Fond du Lac and James E Moss of Wa- khead say they joined in the crime, while John Schleyer, arrested in Madison, admitted participation but did not implicate Hall or Moss. The trio had been closely associated and a fourth man is now in Madison on related charges. The group used an automobile stolen in Fond du Lac with plates stolen in Columbus, then fled to Madison and Roasendale before abandoning the car.
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Chilton
Wis
Calumet County
de Forest Bank
Ozlas C Hall
Fond du Lac
James E Mossj
Yajcheedah Hall
Moss
de Forest
John Schleyer
Madison
Schleyser
Hall
Halli
Columbus
Roasendale
Three skating rinks ready to open to public tonight
The Minneapolis recreation department announced that the Dale Read and Washington rinks would open this evening. Ice will be fair now and improved quickly. other rinks will be prepared as soon as possible. Rinks stay open until about 10 o clock. The university of Minnesota threatened to withdraw its hockey team from Olympic trials. Athletic Director I O Crisler said the Gophers would not play a combined Boston Athletic Club Metropolitan Athletic Club of New York contingent in the sectional finals Thursday.
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Dale
Read
Washington
Minneapolis
Mion
University of Minnesota
1. O. Crisler
Gophers
Boston Athletic Club
Metropolitan Athletic Club of
New York
Sevirt Ranquesh Wichtzan
Upper Peninsula
Limitations Law Bars Action Against Democrats Report
United States Attorney George Z Medalie said the federal corrupt practices act was violated in the filing of the Democratic National Committee annual report for 1923 signed by treasurer James W Gerard. Prosecution, however, was barred by a three year statute of limitations ending January 3, one day after alleged improper disbursements were noted.
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New York
United States
George Z Medalie
Democratic National Committees
James W Gerard
Jack J
Compromise Relief Measure By Progressives Madison- (47)
A $10,000,000 tax plan for unemployment relief is offered by the Progressive faction in Madison to the assembly, trimming $7,000,000 from the original Nixon bill. Assemblyman Charles Beggs proposes the measure, funding via income, chain store license, and gift taxes. The plan keeps capital loss denial and taxes dividends, while setting a 1931 cash income tax schedule ranging from 1 percent to 12 percent across brackets.
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Madison
Lal] Follette
Assembly
Charles Beggs
Rice Lake
Senate
Beggs
Snow Likely in Southeast and Snow or Rain Elsewhere
Snow or rain expected tonight into Wednesday across southeast areas with possible heavy snow in extreme southeast. Winds will rise to fresh or strong east to north, with gale conditions on Lake Michigan as winds shift to southeast and then strong winds from the northwest. Temperatures vary widely with some areas near 70s and others well below freezing.
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Lake Michigan
Peruon
Upper Michigan
Milwaukee
Arsioida
San Antonio
Texas
Bimarck
Brion Pierre
Puckstalf Observatory
Sunda
Councilman Oaks Faces Malicious Slander Charge
Oshkosh councilman George F. Oaks is to appear in municipal court on February 3 for a preliminary examination on a charge of malicious slander filed by LaVern Retzack a former Oshkosh police officer The case cites alleged abusive language at the Herman Steckbauer soda shop on December 26 and includes affidavits from witnesses Jungwurth Biebl and Bernard Berndt Jr. supporting threats and remarks Oaks allegedly made.
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George F. Oaks
Spengler
Oaks
D. D. Krueger
LaVern Retzack
Oshkosh Police Department
Herman Steckbauer
Sixth Street
Retzack
Police and Fire Board
Relzack
Tomer
Futm
Mr Oaks
John Jungwirth
Rettack
Makig
Floyd D Atherton
Oshkosh Betiel Government League
Jungwurth
Doe Biebl
Bernard Berndt Jr
Retazack
Red Cross Ready to Distribute Wheat If Aid Approved
Red Cross leader John Barton Payne told a U S House committee that the organization would distribute government owned wheat to the needy if Congress authorizes relief. He noted the Senate approved measures to release 40 million bushels of farm board wheat for relief, and emphasized the Red Cross would accept the responsibility if asked. Representative La Guardia criticized the prior stance on federal aid.
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Washington, D.C
John Barton Payne
Red Cross
House
Congress
Payne
Senate
Parnr
Red CIA
Payné
Ki Tenea
la Guardia
New York
Deaths Last Night From Across the Nation
The Associated Press reports last night several notable deaths. Iver Johnson aged 81, an original founder linked to Teapot Dome in Salt Creek, was noted in Cheyenne. Dr Burton Alexander Randall, 73, emeritus professor of ontology at the University of Pennsylvania, died in Philadelphia. Charles Graffaz, 47, a well known horn player from Chicago, was also reported as deceased.
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Associated Press
Cheyenne
Wyo
Iver Johnson
Teapot Dome
Salt Creek
Philadelphia
Burton Alexander Randall
University of Pennalana
New Orleans
Charles Graffaznum
Chicago
National Federation of Music Clubs
Wisconsin Governor defends tax funded relief veto stance
Gov La Follette told the Wisconsin Senate he will veto any unemployment relief not funded by surtaxes on net cash incomes, pegged at 250 million dollars, and attacked Conservative lawmakers for seeking to shift the burden to general property. He warned action delays harm refunds and pressed graduated income taxation with dividends included and no capital loss deductions.
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la Follettes
Kenneth Hopping
Associated Press
Madison
Philpp la Follette
Wisconsin
Senate
3En Phlip Nelson
Maple
Nelson
Ins
Japanese Clean Up Drive After Bandit Clash in Manchuria
Japanese forces in Mukden Manchuria launched a cleanup operation in the Hsinmin district after two clashes last night. At least four Japanese were killed and about 951 wounded as Chinese raiders left 30 to 40 dead. a second skirmish near Hsinmin involved 30 Japanese troops and Chinese attackers amid railway bridge repairs and sabotage.
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Glenn Babb
Mukden
Manchuria
Hsinmin
Pates
Cus- Tno
Que
Aot
Shanhakwan
Sun- Dat
Yung Chens
China
Garrson Ato
Miles
Vie
Paulche
Oshkosh Council Rejects Special Election On City Government Change
Oshkosh officials decide not to call a special election to decide reverting to aldermanic government. The measure is aimed at avoiding litigation from Earl C. Goettmann and potential injunction challenges, with Corporation Counsel Mitchell preparing a demurrer to the injunction. The action moves toward April ballot considerations.
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Earl C. Goettmann
Goeltmann
Mitchell
Willams & Williams
Goettimann
Lan 9
John Harrington
Oshkosh
Frequent visitor tied to farmer’s death by strychnine poisoning
Madison UPI Fay Hammersley a frequent visitor at the Corcoran home was linked by the coroner jury investigating James Corcoran’s liquor fatality from strychnine. testimonies cited threats, protection demands, and prior remarks about “hitting four more holes for four more Corcorans” amid heavy drinking before the death.
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Madison
UPI
Fay Hammersley
James Corcoran
Corcoran
Hammerster
Joe
Statz
Hammersley
Coreorans
Donald Fitzardbon
Cocoran
Terrence McCann
Corecian
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