Bank inquiry report delays grand jury action
A county inquiry into the bank's insolvency led to a private grand jury report. Judge Anthony ruled the report nonpublic and not part of court records, while noting prior grand juries have submitted written memos on various issues. The court indicted 211 instruments, 680 mobile items, and referred 29 cases to the county attorney, with 992 cases pending.
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Shaw
Sn Rey
Newlon
Russell C. Mil Weliams
A. V. Thares
Jor Thorton
Waltner Rogers
Rogers
R. Webb
R. P. Byencer
Conmissionrr Sun
Dirrefore
Shaw Fellowing
Atether V. Wright
Davis
Wright
Morris
Anthony
Sens
Mobille
Attacer Davis
Lnter
Thirty-seventh District — Court
Herer County
Texas
Strest
War Debt Voiding Rapped by Borah
Senator Borah denounces debt cancellation as unfair to American taxpayers. He argues Europe owes nothing to the United States, cites Versailles and secret treaties, and contends cancelling debts harms the U.S. financial fabric. He criticizes Laval's visit as a reminder but insists debt repayment stands.
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Borah
United States
Europe
Joans
Ant
Tanpayer
Bern
Ainsi
Kay Leenan
Laval
France
Apilalion
Si Tealing
Cnro
America
Versailles
Germany
Wilson
Paris
Eccounk
Nile
Meewuver
United State
Ivon
United
Saratoga
Grand Jury Notes Delays and Commendations for District Officials
The grand jury reports widespread delays in cases due to witness deaths and defendants sent to penitentiaries or insane asylums. It commends Ford Cowen for his district duties and expresses appreciation for district attorneys and the entire jury system during the period.
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Celirets
Allere
Harouah
Cowen
Ford Cowen
Shamnes
Sinha
Suit to Test Gotton Law In Franklin Court
A legal action outlined for Monday in Franklin seeks to test the Gotton law. Attorneys including Tyson and representatives from the Attorney General and Agriculture department discuss the proceeding as they prepare to challenge the legislation’s validity.
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Gotton Law
Tyson
Franklin
Peann
Amd
Fred J. Smith
al Tenia
Strode
Agrieutlinee
Bf Mcdonald
Poland
War dispatches from China and Kou-pang-tze reports
Swiss journalist Walter Brosshard describes a chaotic frontline scene near Kou-pang-tze with Japanese troops, American officers, and Chinese railway engineers. He notes debris, shelling, and a tense encounter as he seeks confirmation on air activity and troop movements while detailing an American lieutenant’s detention and diplomatic sensitivities amid the broader Chinese theater.
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Walter Brosshard
Nowsig
Feng
Manger
Wrossham
Ermr
Jalmir
Cokio
Minami
Alanchuria
Chinchow
Gibbons Wos
Aff Cing
Esman
Koupanzize
Chinchor
Koupangtze
Jam
S. Aldrich
Peinling
Baw
Margetts
Peiping
Jahon
Koupangize
Wwenmolire
Ennter
Aldrich
Tamon
Olin
Mia
Tina Bien
New York
Cientsin
Walter Braienlased
Ewitt Heatline Haven
Vieutsin Ta Murkden
Siallet
Men Alemant
Lin
Eddie Cawley
Golly
Kildie
Pieka
Who Will Be the Next President in 1932 Hearst Call
William Randolph Hearst urges Americans to elect an American first president in 1932. He criticizes Wilson era policy, warns against international bankers, and promotes candidates like Garner and Hoover critics. The piece urges voters to think carefully and act, shaping a hopeful year for the nation.
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Mr. Hoover
Wilson
Champ Clark
Baltimore
Democratic Party
United States
Roosevelt
Baker
Ritchie
Smith
Young
Woodrow Wilson
John N. Garner
House of Representatives
Republic
Josh Billings
Tam
Europe
America
William Randolph Hearst
Springfield Gun Battle Kills Six Officers and Sheriff
Adjutant General reports three attackers killed and six officers including Greene County Sheriff slain in a Springfield gun fight. Missouri National Guard mobilizes as investigators pursue the remaining suspects. Army officials say heightened guard deployment may follow.
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Fheberson
Moydan
INS
Missouri
A. Y. Adams
Aunum
Lin
Greene County
Chiel Ofs
Springfield
Adnmg
Secretary Stimson silent on Chinchow capture
Secretary of State Stimson today refused to comment on reports that Japanese forces had captured Chin Chow in Manchuria. The U S British French trio had filed a joint representation in Tokio on December 22 regarding the evolving crisis, with evacuation plans under discussion.
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Stimson
Chinchow
INS
Manchuria
Tnith
Stinson
Chiichaw
Nea American
Britis
Trench Ambar Indara
Tokio
Fish Flood Destroys Memory Lane Farm in New York
In SYRACHSH New York on January 2 a break in a nearby canal flood gate sent thousands of fish into Memory Lane farm. Farm workers reported the fish swamped low fields as water receded, leaving the yard strewn and causing damage to crops and fencing. The incident disrupted the farm’s operations and prompted cleanup efforts.
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Syrachsh
N.Y
Aith Perel Aywain neKosk
Memory Lane
Strane
Drive Against Kidnapers In Chicago Opens New Push
In Chicago a state campaign to dismantle a kidnaping syndicate spreads to the Midwest. Investigators report 17 cases confessed over two years with hundreds of thousands of dollars seized as ransom. Several suspects held in Chicago St Louis and Peoria, with many operatives identified as women.
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Ghigaro
INS
J Concentra
Aontic
Middle West
Udarmey
Agerinpeete
Awelve
Wen Women
Pat Roche
Alforany
Arrenta
Chicago
St Louis
Peoria
Gafor
Noche
Bay Hoon
Defeat Blamed on China by Marshal at Chinchow
Marshal Blames China for defeat as Chinese troops fall at Chinchow. He cites the Nanking central government’s failure to send reinforcements and hints at tension between the old and new regimes while airlon drones fail to deter Liedlnynnese forces.
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Pelping
Tun
Marghal Ghong Hsueh-Liang
Chinchow
Nanking
Nil
Costa
New Chinese Foreign Minister Inauguration Marked
Fragmented OCR text mentions Chen and Chinese government events, with unclear details about foreign minister appointment and political outcomes. The garbled wording references officials, possibly protests, and financial figures. No coherent actions or dates can be confirmed from the readable portion.
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