GOP Attacks Rainey Tax Proposal in Washington
Washington December issue reports the administration criticizing embryonic tax plans from congressional Democrats as insufficient to meet federal fiscal needs. Under-Secretary Mills, Mills, and Speaker Garner discuss leveling taxes on the wealthy, with debate over surtax rates and loophole closures to raise revenue.
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Milla
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Treasury
Saney
Alineis
Jenier
Denis Phogtam
Noiuey
Mills
Raley
Giiner Wait
Senate hearing on prohibition opens January 8
The first meeting of the rentle committee on prohibition was set for Friday January 8. Chair Republican from Rhode Island named the subcommittee to hear testimony on a four percent beer bill. Senator Brogham Republican from Connecticut notified the office by telephone from Providence.
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Senate
Wallington
D.C
Rentle
Brogham
Connecticut
Providence
Group to Probe Vote Cost Urged
A group urged a permanent government agency to investigate voting costs. Senator Cutting of New Mexico and Gatling associated with Republican Independent leaders supported constitutional action and nominating conventions amid the political push.
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Washington, D. Lee
Cutting
New Mexico
Gatling
Democrats Urged to Pick Roosevelt for 1922 Nomination
A Washington senator urged the Democratic Party to nominate Franklin D Roosevelt for president in 1922 to meet threats and avoid a potential third party. He warned that failing to back Roosevelt could alienate independent voters and weaken Democrat prospects nationwide.
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Roosevelt
Washington, DB
Dea
Beantor Dill
Trankiright
Mexico Names Arms Delegate for European Conference
Dr Francisco Castillo Najera minister to Wo ll and will represent Mexico at the forthcoming armament conference in Europe next year. The decision was announced today by President Ortiz as one of Mexico’s top diplomatic appointees.
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Der
Francisco Castillo Najera
Wolland
Mexica
Forthcominalistruinment
Europe
Tierm
Oritz Se Im
Mesinn
Natana
Shick
Sho Jno
Solon Says Hoover Most Abused Man
Editor notes repeated slanders and abuse aimed at Hoover, reflecting partisan editorial tone from a past era. Mentions Senator George Moses and President Troyer, with claims of biased writings from four decades ago.
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Hoover
N. TL
Dee
George TI
Moses
Troyer
Grover Levelamil
Neckties Used in Garrote Death Near Santa Monica
A murder case near Santa Monica California reports a man found strangled with multiple neckties. Police say the garroted victim was discovered about nine miles north of the city. Details are uncertain due to damaged OCR text but the incident is treated as a homicide.
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Banta Monica
Calif
Dee
Calay
Imounining
Here
Funeral rites for Judge C. C. Clampates set Thursday
A memorial obituary notes Judge C. C. Clampates, veteran San Antonio jurist, died Tuesday at Santa Woan hospital. Funeral at 4 p.m. Thursday from 23 West Cypress Street with Pastor Js officiating. Born October 21 1806, he practiced in Georgetown and Tiracketteille before moving to San Antonio in 1882. Survived by wife, four children, and numerous relatives. Honorary pallbearers listed.
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Afmore Londale
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Santa Woan Hospital
West Cypress Street
Senrey
Annige Clamp
Misa Taoisa Arnett
Daughere
Tadee
W. OW. Arnett
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Henry P. Phelpe
Mra
Damon
Wennington
Ge Clamp Jr
Yadle Glamp Groenhoek
Searcy
Frost
Joan. Newton
Stenton S. Davies
Tiytlo W. Gosling
Arthur W. Soclgson
Thonorary Pallhearnrs
Tonrdan Campbell
C.F. Lehman
R. LG. Slinor
IT. C. Carter
J. Joule
Tage
Fig
T. D. Ky
Politician Slain in Gangster Ride Near Chicago
In Chicago area Dec 30 Ane Cooper, described as a politician engaged in gambling operations, was found dead beside a road in Layton township after being abducted and shot. The incident is linked to organized crime activity and involved police investigations with no immediate arrests reported.
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Ctaigago
Ane Cooper
Ica
Youngland Tdo
Ween Cnlibor Alnga
Layton Township
Hoover Plan Gains House Backing On Consolidation
In Washington the House supports President Hoover's plan to reduce federal spending by consolidating agency efforts. Committee chair Cochran leads a study to merge functions, focusing on shipping boat activities and transferring work to the Commerce Department.
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Washington, D. C
Dre
AOM
Dresident Slopyer
Topastik
Ravermental Agencies
Overan
Cochran
Experiitures Committee
Watch
Chick
Cormittee
Missour Democratians
Det Ivilies
Hoover
First Primary in New Hampshire Tests Presidential Candidacy
Concord reports New Hampshire sets the first presidential primary guiding the 19th nation political conventions. Aspirants submit claims to voters as delegates are chosen amid the testing ground of early state polling.
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Concord
Wee
New Hampshire
Moreh
82 Red Shirts Are Jailed in India
Dispatches report 32 red shirt tribesmen arrested in Bonny City amid unrest in the northwest frontier. Other districts remain quiet as troops tighten control. loyal village leaders aid authorities and encourage cooperation to prevent spillover.
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India
NEW
Voyorts Tolay
Tbe
Northwest Frontier Province
Sayl
Bonny City
Dito
Inges
Serioua
Tna
Ford Expected to Increase Plant Activity Soon
Detroit reports Ford Motor company plans higher plant activity after the holidays. A Ford service department head told the city council that congestion at the Dearborn plant would ease, forecasting a renewed peak by February 15. The comment followed concerns about operations and staffing in the service division.
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Ford
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Uegen
Unrry
Bennett
Dearborn
Volunteers Seek Body of Hunter
Volunteers led by Ro 17. Vanville and Houston artist began the tenth day of their search for the body of E G Touhain county tax collector, a companion of J Ty, whose body was found today near Trinity Day Sunday afternoon off Unabretta Toint.
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Vanville
Hlouston Artzgist
Tolay
E.G. Touhain
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J. Ty
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Unabretta
Toint
Russia closes frontier on plague outbreak near Ordabad
Moscow reports a frontier closure on the Persian border between Ordabad and Antar due to a plague outbreak in Mirall village of the Ardabil district. The action aims to curb spread and protect nearby towns as the plague is confirmed by the agency.
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Russia
Moscow
Ordabad
Antar
Mirall
Ardebil
Ra- Forks
Aes
Sid
Civil War Vet Dies at Houston Home
Dee Woun ton Welch 88 a Civil War veteran and chief tender inspector for the United States Shipping Board during World War I died at his home in Houston. He had lived in Nonslo for 20 years.
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Wounton, Dee
J. Sumter Welch
United Stated Shipping Board
Went
Fehl
Nonslo
Limit on Dry Vote Starts Battle in House
Washington December 30. Accused by Democratic leadership of limiting forthcoming provision test to one vote to block action on two beer bill. Representative Raines of Minnesota argues the house will be divided on prohibition, with a possible referendum on the Eighteenth Amendment and a 22.73 percent beer bill. Rules allow debate on related bills, but the dry vote remains the central issue as the house contemplates resubmission and intra rules.
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Waslington
D.C. Dee
Jeadership
Raines
Minnis
Benocratic
Lader
Biblical School Seeks Funds to Prevent Closure
Trustees of the Garrett Biblical Institute warned last night it may be forced to close due to a deficit. The institution, founded 4850 years ago in Chicago, is the third largest Protestant theological seminary in the country and draws about 450 students from U S denominations.
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Chicago
Nec
Garrett Biblical Institute
Fernns
Nur Institute
Mpiscopal Church
Protestant Theological Seminary
Dawes U S Bound for Hoover Confab
Dawes and Bowes departed for Washington to confer with President Hoover on the international situation. The trip is described by officials as a high level exchange to discuss U S policy and leadership amid global tensions.
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Dawes U
One Day Strike Called in India February 4
The executive committees of the tenth union emigress wing announce a one day nationwide strike on February 4 to demonstrate for workers' demands and to pressure the government.
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India
Inst
Inbor
Cal Forco
Distillery Raid Reported in Passaic New Jersey
Federal agents raided a Passaic distillery amid unclear chatter about illicit whiskey operations. The investigation touched nearby Willington facilities with multiple tanks as officers pursued leads across the river area.
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Passaic
SN. T. Dre
Passie River
Willington
Bel-Barry
Hungarian Actress Sues for Divorce in Los Angeles
Hungarian screen and stage artist Laney Dornine filed for divorce from Dr. Richard Keichmuller a surgeon and author in Los Angeles. She accuses desertion and listed abusive conduct as grounds.
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T.os Angeles
Laney Dornine
Richard Keichmuller
Aurgeon
Pala May Leave Hospital Thursday
Santa Monica report says Pala Nowvi plans to depart from the hospital tomorrow for a brief New Year’s Eve celebration after a minor emergency operation.
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Pala
Santa Monica
Cality
Pala Nowvi
Palish iii
Winter Settles on British Isles
A desultory telegraphic dispatch reports winter dominance across Britain as authorities note a chilling weather pattern. The misspelled copy hints at a routine weather notice with scattered fragments and unclear source lines.
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Britain
Insurgent Movements Contemplate Roosevelt Nomination
The article reports on potential third party moves in 1932 to nominate Franklin D. Roosevelt for president. Senators from Washington and Nebraska discuss splitting the party if Roosevelt is not the Democratic nominee, with some Republicans open to a third ticket and Hoover’s re election as a unified focus.
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Republicae
Roosevelt
New York
Benator
Prandin D. Roosevelt
Wherler
Monthom
Wiless Roosevelt
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Hodvy
Marty
Mtoosevelt
Norris Af Nelunrka
Tug
Troosevelt
Hoover
Amateur color photography experiment announced by Asia Ansto
A fragment notes Horace W. Davis, president of Asia Ansto, announcing amateur color photography experiments. It mentions a special film and a cooperative effort to develop a process, with aims to advance color imaging for amateur photographers and small cameras.
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Dinghamtson
M. Y. Deoaf
Sintutn
Sena
Tomas
Horace W. Davis
Asia Ansto Comeration
Republicans to Aid Democrat Cut in Federal Expenditure
Washington officials report on December 30 that Chairman Jones of the Appropriations Committee pledged GOP support for Democratic plans to cut federal expenditures. He told President Meaver he would cooperate with the Democratic chair of the appropriations committee in every way possible.
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Washington, D. C
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Thi Sxennia Appropriations Committee
Washington
Meaver
India Women Age Reform Debates At Madras Conference
The All-India Women's Congress at Madras urged abolition of chill marriage and enforced widowhood in India. It criticized the saying that a wife must worship her husband as god and urged ending untouchability and humiliation of women.
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Madilas
India
All-India Women's Congress
Necluse
Humaun Betes
Federal court liquor raids target North Median Street joints
Prohibition agents report multiple raids in the city as United States Commissioner Until A. Lockhart presides. Stacey and Kaepienski face counts tied to six stills and hundreds of gallons of whiskey. Locations on North Median and West Travis streets yielded a 120 gallon still, dozens of gallons of whiskey, and fermenters. Warnings and bond details accompany the cases as authorities continue overnight action before New Year’s Eve.
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Stacey
Kaepienski
Jali
Lalo Carson Street
Lockhart
Artir
Meraignel Gleaiett
Karnicuski
Travis Street
New Polish Duties Promised to Cut Import Costs
In Warsaw Voland Dees 10 reports new tariff measures to be published tomorrow and take effect soon. The plan aims to limit imports from the allied state and maintain a duty around 812.50 per unit, with an anticipated rise postponed until 1935.
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Walsaw
Voland
Senate group to air house bill in banking committee
Senate banking committee chair Carey says a group will present the house bill while presidents of both banks may offer views. no firm testimony lineup set as the measure moves to the committee for discussion on a ten million dollar capital issue.
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Senate
Wallington
Norrow
Two Japanese Men Hanged in Canada In Murder Case
Two Japanese men were executed in Canada after an investigation into a life insurance scheme. They were charged with murdering Nakise Watanabe, and were hanged at Ookalla prison. One of the men, Marc Sakuradi, was the beneficiary of life insurance policies tied to the victim.
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Tonya
Nakise Watanabe
Marc Sakuradi
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