Blanton Puts Garner as U S Hope in House Row
In Washington on February 9, Representative Tom Blanton of Texas praised John Garner as the nation’s best hope for the presidency, declaring Garner could sweep the country. The speech sparked debate over Garner’s nomination while Roosevelt and Rainey were also noted as Democratic leaders. Garner’s absence from the chamber did not dampen support as Blanton argued Smith’s bid should be sidelined and Garner could lead, with LaGuardia challenging the praise and Blanton defending his stance amid party tensions.
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Baker Favors Garner Race in Democratic Nomination
Mexico City dispatch reports Newton D. Baker, former secretary of war, contemplating a presidential run and weighing John W. Garner as a Democratic nominee. Baker rejects joining with his own name, singles out Alfred E. Smith as potential nominee, and notes Garner’s influence in the House. He also acknowledges Hoover’s prominence and leaves on a voyage to New York.
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28 Killed in India Moslem Uprising
The report from Uri Kotli and Handwara says twenty eight people were killed and twenty wounded in a renewed Moslem uprising against Bir Hari Singh Mongol Hindu ruler. The background includes a defunct England blackmail case link to the ruler.
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California Club Reports Garner Sentiment High
Los Angeles on February 9 reports sentiment for Garner for president surpassing hopes. Claude A. Shut head of the Los Angeles Garner-for-Presidents club says officers are delighted with the rapid turnout and enrollment information in this section.
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Oklahoma Bankers Accused of Fraud in Frederick Case
In Frederick Oklahoma on February 3 7 the Security State Bank of Frederick closed January 15 amid insolvency. J A Snodgrass sues bank officials J E McCannell president C E McConnell cashier and C H Loflis director alleging two year knowledge of the bank's insolvency and fraud.
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Youth Dies Under Slide of Snow in Colorado
A 16 year old named Geort died after being buried by a snow slide at an unidentified location in Colorado. It took 50 men three hours to dig the body out.
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Plan canvass of hoarders to release hidden cash
Washington February 9 More than a billion dollars of hoarded money will be ferreted out through a nationwide house to house campaign under the leadership of Cal Frank Knox head of President Hoover s emergency organization to bring currency back into circulation The plan as expected aims to persuade hoarders that banks and modest investments are safer than non interest bearing places like mattresses teapots and socks A wartime stamps style inducement may be used to coax removal of the funds from hiding.
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Fages Second Murder Trial In Turbulent Life
Helen Spence Raton, 19, facing a second murder trial in DeWitt, alleges a father’s killer, Jack Worls, 22, with witnesses pointing to her by circumstantial evidence after Bohots, a wealthy restaurant owner, was shot in a parked car at a known trysting spot.
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36 Changes Proposed in Texas Insurance Rules
Austin February hearing before the state Insurance Commission considered thirty six proposed rule changes. Questions included classifying unoccupancy and vacancy in furnished dwellings. Proposals seek lower rates for dairies or spots used by nuns or priests, fruit and vegetables, and windstorm and hall insurance. Laundries with sprinklers may get rate reductions.
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Five children and mother die in Hazelton fire
In Tresckaw near Hazelton, five small children and their mother, Carmen Romanelli, died when their home burned. The mother ran outside to raise the alarm then reentered the blaze to try to save her children and did not return.
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Body of Woman Found in Surf Near Long Beach
Report notes the body of an elegantly dressed woman found in the surf near Long Beach, not far from a prior discovery of Starr Faithfuls body. A membership card in her pocketbook bears the name Adelaide Sleick of Bronxville Woman's Club.
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Detroit youth kills himself after leaving wife
Detro it reports a 17 year old, Jack Billa, left his wife with her parents. He returned to their home at night and shot himself soon after, ending a brief, troubled marriage of about one week. He did not stand trial or face further action.
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