Parties file campaign report details show mixed receipts
Washington reports cite early arrivals of party reports at the House clerk. The National Progressive League listed 1992 receipts of 15 293 and expenditures of 15 169 for Franklin D Roosevelt. Democratic and Republican committees reported loans and contributions totaling tens of thousands, with the Progressive League heavily funded by the Democratic committee and Arthur Mullen of Omaha contributing 1900.
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D.C
House of Representatives
Tdemocratiic
Franklin D. Rosevell
Democratic National Campaign Committee
Minute Men
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Democeils
Non- Monel Campaign Committee
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Johnson
Estar Committee
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Gar. Ger
Arthur Mullen
Omaha
Death claims Jack Pickford in Paris hospital
Paris reports Jack Pickford brother of Mary Pickford and actor died in the American hospital after a breakdown. He was 36 and had been hospitalized since October 14. Born August 18, 1896 in Toronto, he appeared in early films including Seventeen and The Varmint with the Pickford family.
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Paris
Jack Pickford
Mary Pickford
Famed B Gros
Bret
Hollywood
Calif
Sack Pickford
Toronto
Canada
John Catt Smuth
Lottie
Mary Smith
New York
Tack
St. Francis
Mary
Pickford
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Marr
Tom Sawyer
Jack
Illne do Gauge of Death Leap Folklore
Arthr Linwood Frederick a 47 year old Monterey Mexico accountant died after an eight story plunge from a hotel. Investigators say he left a note and made arrangements for dependents and insurance. A second letter directed disposal of Fredericks' belongings and listed contacts in Des Moines and Monterey. Fifteen planes of the Ninth Army Observation squadron prepared for a month’s flight from Mitchell Field.
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Monterey
Mesiro
Piers
H.talbert
Frederick
Grassport
Arthr Linwood Frederick
Mexico
Plaga
I. Talbert
Des Moines
Mark Frederick
Fort, Worth
Askig
Ian Tlank
Sidlow
Phil Messenger
Bnemens
Mitchel Field
Dan
Ninth Army Observation Squadron
Ldiay
Better Days in Gotton Foreseen for Cotton Industry
Boston reports Arnest Hood president of the National Association of Cotton Manufacturers says the industry shows encouraging signs despite harsh conditions. He cites reduced misery in 1922 versus 1930, overcapacity, price instability, and calls for stabilizing raw materials and non intervention by government. Spindles now about 25.1 million, projected to near 29 million with normal business.
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Boston
Arnest Hood
National Association of Cotton Manufacturers
Hood
Pequot Mills
Salem
Hig Sige Ures
Ruth Tells Off Calling On Fate of Double Killing
Ruth, condemned to hang on February 17 for the sister of Agnes A. Lervi and Hedvig Sinzweljer, recounts her involvement in the deaths at a Phoenix home. She describes self defense in a desperate battle, the arrival of Jack Hallorandle, and the plan to remove the bodies with his help, amid a tense Phoenix grand jury proceeding.
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Wink Wiiyderess
Ye Elrizong
Agnes A Lervi
Hedvig Sinzweljer
Te Pretty Anrse
Phovnig
Artz
Confinver
Copnyein
Jie Valerian
Servick Vand
Angele
Arizona State Penitentiary
Florence
Ariz
Jack
Brill Istreet
Jagkould
Phoenix
Grand Jury
Ruth
Ann
Sammy
Anne
Brill Street
J. Bert Polly
Arizona State Prison
Winnie Ruth Judd
Trunk
Three Soviet Officials Sentenced to Death in Ukraine
In Moscow on January 2, three top Communist Party and Soviet officials from the Brekovsky district in Ukraine were sentenced to death after being convicted of engaging in a sabotage campaign against the government grain collection plan. Eight others received prison terms amid the crackdown.
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Russia
Communist Party
Brekovsky
Ukraine
Sreassa
Weather Terms and Daily Forecast From Local Report
A weather brief presents daily forecasts and measurements, noting precipitation chances and temperature expectations. It includes procedural terms, date references, and mentions observations such as monthly totals and irregularities in the record.
Phoenix lumberman seeks to quash murder indictment
Joan J. Halloran wealthy Phoenix lumberman filed in superior court a motion to set aside and quash an indictment charging him as an accessory to murder. The indictment, returned by the Maricopa county grand jury, alleged he concealed knowledge of Agnes Anne Le Roi’s killing and of Hedog Samfelton. The court continued the case to tomorrow to allow the county attorney time to judge the indictment.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Joan J. Halloran
Maricopa County
Hallurah
Agnes Anne le Roi
Winnie Ruth Judd
Hedog Samfelton
Doorman Sought in Night Club Killing Eludes Officers
A Casa Blanca night club doorman linked to the killing of racketeer Larry Fay evaded a broad police search in New York. Commissioner Mulrooney said a strong case exists against Edward Maloney, the suspect. Fay’s body was found outside the club with bullets after an earlier spree.
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Larry Fay
Broadway
Edward B. Mulrooney
Edward Maloney
Maloney
Casa Blanca
Fay
Wes
Fays
Une
Foup Bultels Im
Escaped Convicts Recaptured in New Castle County
Fair convicts who sawed their way out of the New Castle county workhouse and beat two guards were recaptured shortly after escaping. Details describe a plan discussed in a Second Street house with a man named Alm Shal and a woman named Chub, ending with the confession of the robberies.
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Wilmington
Dsj
Jen
New Castle County
Railroads clash with trucks over Texas freight permits
Texas railroads filed opposition to trucking permits for freight from Houston and Galveston to Fort Worth and Dallas, arguing a public need and that rail service already meets demand. Counselor Herbert L. Smits cited changes in law allowing quicker rail service but said trucks would duplicate it. In New York, stunt pilot Captain Frank Lownie Hay announced recruitment for pilots to join the war effort between Portugal and Holland. He declined to reveal allegiance.
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Port. Worth
Nan
Texas
Aguillethiowgn
Hurle Mes
Texas Record
Comminson Herr
Herbert L. Smits
Texas Railway General Managers’ Assocition
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Houston
Galveston
Smith
Flifms
FNL
New York
Jim
Frank Lownie Hay
Wer
Pir
Potagiay
Hollvin
Ife
Hla Corte Will
First Cavalry on Trek to Camp Knox for Reorganization
The veteran First Cavalry headed from Marfa to Camp Knox Kentucky to be reorganized into an eight motorbed unit. A motor convoy of 65 trucks carrying personnel and equipment left Fort D. A. Fussell with 77 enlisted men and 22 officers remaining behind due to funds. The trip planned to end at Camp Knox January 16, with old blankets uniforms and a TNT stock destroyed for safety. Meanwhile two frozen bodies, Richard Fister and his son James, were found near Lorraine Ontario after they disappeared December 15 while attempting to reach the mainland from Mohawks Island lighthouse.
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Veteran First Cavalry
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Fort D. A
Fi Cavalry
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Fort
D. A. Russell
Dunnville
Ont
Jan
Richard Fister
Mohawks Island
James
Lorraine
Bren
Gray Hair Best Remedy in Made At Home
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