Hoover Party Returns From Northampton Funeral Tour
The Hoover party, returning from Northampton after Calix Coolidge’s funeral, showed visible emotion as President Hoover wept openly at the service. Congressmen and aides traveled with him. Colonel Starling stayed with Mrs. Coolidge to aid in crowd control for the burial procession in Phoaouth, Virginia.
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Washington, D
USI
Hoover
Calin Coolidge
Ashe
Edwards
Xorthampton
Congress
Nance
Calvin Coolidge
James Counzi
White House
Edward T. Clark
Everett Sanders
E. W. Starling
Secret Service
Night coughing across shadows and sleep interrupted
Fragmented diary style notes describe persistent night coughing, a child named Pisy or Piso resisting sleep, and attempts at remedies. Mentions throat irritation, inflamed nose, and a parent’s worry as nightly fits disturb rest and routines.
George Baptiste Sentenced in Slaying Case in Providence
George Baptiste, 30, of Jamaica Plain, radio and plumbing tech, was sentenced in superior court to 94 years for the second degree murder of his sweetheart Isabelle Wilbur in Providence. He reportedly shot her after she spurned him, then fled before being captured. The case drew a large crowd and a tense scene as a presidential procession passed nearby, with police opening a path and an emergency squad clearing streets for the funeral.
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Providence
George
F. Baptiste
Jamaica Plain
Oday
Weare
Isabelle Wilbur
South Fensington
Baptiste
Miss Wilbur
George Lillibridge
Wilbur
Wooer
Tammany Roosevelt Split Over Farm Relief Plan
In Washington DC a split possibility emerged between Tammany Hall and President elect Roosevelt over a 41 billion domestic allotment plan for farm relief. The Tammany delegation of 21 members faced deliberation while the showdown neared. Opposition mainly from city representatives argues consumers would bear most of the burden under price fixing. The Jones bill would tax processors of specified commodities to bridge fair price gaps, with treasury distributions to farmers who limit production.
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Washington, D. C
Jan. T
Tammany Hall
Roosevelt
House
Tammany
Lumber Industry Ends Year With Record Low Output
In Washington, lumber mills closed the year with the lowest weekly production in 17 years of records. The National Lumber Manufacturers Association reports production at 58,491,000 feet, 30 percent below the prior week, with new business of 5,150,000 dollars, down two percent. Production ran at 12 percent of capacity and new business at 17 percent, both below the prior week.
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Washington, D. C
National Lumber Manufacturers Association
Tariff War Impacts Farmers Across Regions
A garbled Irish article reports on tariff tensions between the Free State and the United Kingdom. A Crean farmer moved feed cake to the Ulster, customs officers confiscated goods, and a Dundalk monorist traveled to Belfast before returning with a dispute over duties and penalties.
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Dublin
Free State
Ulan
Bine Bele
Great Botan
Crean
Ulsur
Uiter Tustoma
Ealie
Dundalk
Mme Guin Ty
Belfast
Trek
Newly Divorced Artist Marries in Tampa Weds in Public
Newly divorced artist Frank H. Willard, reported as winning at Bormota, Florida, marries Miss Marie O'Cat daughter of My and Mrs. M. O'Carvell of Aprinkfield, Massachusetts. The couple planned a two week honeymoon. The ceremony occurred Wednesday at 15 p.m. The event was announced on The Tagine with broad coverage planned on KONO.
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Tampa
Flu
Frank H. Willard
Bormota
Fln
Marie O'Catheldaughter
Mra. M. O'Carvell
Aprinkfield
Civba
Willard
Probe Leaves Asylum Came Murder Still Mystery
A detailed police narrative describes the stabbing death of Simpson at a hospital site. Investigators cite traces of blood on a garage approach and plumbing gear, with a possible female assailant and a theory of a two men and a woman involved. A bloodied ice pick and a tongs with hair suggest violent struggle, while threats from a discharged patient are noted. Authorities pursue leads, including a possible escape by car and a pursuit from Nixon.
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Simpson
Hausser
Viage
Judgments in Texas liquor cases across court session
In federal court Judge McMillan presided over guilty pleas from 18 defendants on liquor offenses. Sentences ranged from fines to short prison terms. Notables include Robert G. Mendez given a year and a day for impersonating an federal officer, and Leonard A. Bronson getting three years. Several defendants faced fines from 200 to 500 dollars with various jail terms, while one paid 250 dollars.
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Federal District Court
R. J. McMillan
Robert G. Mendez
Mendez
Texas
Eliases
Leonard A. Bronson
Okla
San Antonio
United States
McMillan
Edwin H. Bosse
Guadalupe County
Jal
Tne
Bose
Harry McDevitt
Fonmer
Rafael Ponce
Ponce
Manuel Tetrazas
Pauline Farwell
Elm Street
Shr
Luke Lenare
Lenare
McAllen Building Permits Drop in 1932 Activity
City Inspector C Eckhoff reports McAllen building activity in 1932 fell to a total of 3399 dollars in permits versus 102635 dollars in 1931. Only May and November surpassed prior month records while three months had no permits.
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McAllen
Jan
C. Eckhoff
JBL
Eckhoff
Man Kills Self After Phone Appeal to Wife
A man named Jeffries, 28, telephoned his estranged wife and, in a plea for reconciliation, declared he would kill himself if she did not return. The call ended with the suicide.
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T.V. B. Jeffries
Jeffries
Farmers Prevent Farm Foreclosure in Bonner Springs area
Harold Piper, a local farmer near Bonner Springs, faced loss of his farm and dairy business. Neighbors intervened to block foreclosure, providing assistance to help him start anew. Local effort highlights community relief amid financial distress.
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Bonner
Springs
Kandati Te Uns
Harold Piper
Sarmer
Pipper
Doctors Warn Against SINUS INFECTION
The notice touts Sinusiptec as a cure for chronic sinus conditions and related headaches. It claims quick relief after daily use and promotes the product with testimonials and a call to remember its name.
Foreign Trade in 1932 Falls from 1921 Levels
Washington January 1 1932 trade report shows exports for eleven months down 35 percent from 1921 totals with 61.48 billion dollars in exports and 1.2257 billion dollars in imports, declines of 760 million and 711 million respectively. Exports to France Germany and Japan fell by 289 million while imports from those countries dropped 167 million. November imports totaled 28.55 million with Japan increasing its share to 21.741 million.
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Washington, D. C
América
Department of Ecommerce
United States
France
Germany
Japan
Eight Tests Gwen Plots Eight Tests Gwen Plots
Cheyenne Wyoming January 1 The snappy young man at the controls of the big transcontinental passenger plane must pass 100 percent health tests. Flight surgeons conduct tests to gauge physical and mental fitness with activities like standing on one foot holding positions for seconds, eye coordination, color recognition, and reading beacon signals.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
United Airlines
Pia
Armed Pair Rob Victim in $9.50 Hold Up
A Saturday night robbery on West Travia and Concho streets saw J. Brown robbed by two armed assailants. One man carried a pistol and the other a kite, taking $9.50 from the victim. Police seek suspects described as two negro males.
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Brown
Hovstai
Elm Streets
West Travia
Concho Street
Wales Builds New Airplane For Prince of Wales
London Jan 7 A thin en all metal monoplane described as the fastest of its size in the world is being built for the Prince of Wales. The craft imitates air mail planes on the Forth and Adelaide route, which record 155 mph with 12 passengers. Powered by two Bristol Pegasus motors it aims for 160 mph with full load, range about 530 miles. Cabin 20 feet long, cockpit for two, wings span 10 feet, total loaded weight around five and a half tons.
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London
Prince of Wales
Air
Forth
Adelaide
Australia
Suggest America Tackle Peace Job
Cashelwnadbea Teeland reports on an Irish M. P. Cahir Gealy proposal for U S influence to mediate the Anglo Irish dispute. He claims Washington could force concessions and deter Britain from acting, arguing Uncle Sam stepping in would shake England’s stance and save Ireland from further harm.
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Cashelwnadbea
Teeland
Jan
INS
America
Ingland
Iréland
United States
Cahir Gealy
M. P
J. H. ‘Thomas
Dominions
Sam
England
Auto tram shown in Battle Creek exhibit
An automotive tram coach, one of the first in the United States, was displayed in Battle Creek. Designed to replace costly trains, it runs on a 16 cylinder gasoline engine, weighs 26 000 pounds, and cruises at 70 miles per hour. A Studebaker model price is noted in the ad copy.
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Battle Creek
Mich
United States
Black magic devotees draw crowds in England temples
London reports show hundreds of followers flock daily to the practice of black magic. Temples in the capital attract devotees who seek to raise spirits and invoke dark powers, marking a notable underground interest in occult rites.
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London
England
Love Boy Makes Good A Hero From Tokio
Sasaki's new hero Yasuki Matsuoka, a Tokyo delegate to the League of Nations, draws crowds in Mitajiri as newspapers chronicle his activities and radio broadcasts carry his name.
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Tokio
Mitajiri
Japan
League of Nations
Yasuki Matsuoka
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