Ford voices support for NRA in Detroit dispatch
New York Times dispatch from Detroit quotes Henry Ford backing the NRA ideal and saying there is no harm in the organization. He critiques money-centered views and the price system, calls for breaking out of old cycles, and expresses sympathy for President Roosevelt and his prosperity drive.
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New York
New York Times
Detroit
Henry Ford
NRA
United States
Ford
Rows Welt
Tramp Hanged for Burning Haystack in Vienna
A tramp named Peter Euaust was hanged today after guilty verdict by a court martial for burning a farmer's haystack causing 450 in damage. The incident occurred in Vienna on January 11 as reported by Peter Euaust. The report notes the motive and details of the court-martial proceedings and the quick execution following the verdict.
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Vienna
Peter Euaust
Building resistance with Squibb Adex Tablets
The article urges bystanders to stay well in wet winter weather by staying dry and building general resistance. It promotes cod liver oil benefits reimagined as modern Adex Tablets from Squibb, stating each tablet supplies 1500 units of retinol activity and 2455 units of Vitamin D to bolster health and comfort during exposure.
Gypsy reading palms ends with missing money theft
Two gypsy women offering palm readings at a West Martin street office caused J. D. Hughes to lose $10 after a quick pocket grab. Police note more thefts at dances and a bakery robbery, with Victims: T. W. Davis, B. M. Forbes, and Harry Larson who recovered $18% but did not prosecute the alleged robber.
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J. D. Hughes
West Travia Street
West Martin Street
Hughes
T. W. Davis
Fort Sam Houston
Danceland
Josephine Street
Broadway
B. M. Forbes
New York
Hoefgen Avetue
Victoria Street
Harry Larson
Fort Worth
South Concho Street
Larson
Prince and Princess to Sail Thursday on Honeymoon
Prince Alexis Mdivani and his bride, heiress Barbara Hulton, plan to reunite after an around-the-world honeymoon. They were separated at Pacific ports with Alexis due to sail at noon and Barbara departing San Francisco later in the day. The couple had paused in Reno, Nevada, awaiting California transport arrangements.
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Prince
Vancouver
B. C
Princeas
Alexis Mdivani
Pacific
Prince Alexis
Barbara Hulton
San Francisco
Madivant
Reno
Nev
Wround
California
Italy Abandons Last of Democracy
Rome January 11 Cesare Maria De Vecchi head of a Senate committee reports Italy’s corporative law marks a total repudiation of liberal democratic principle. He called corporatism one of the brightest revolutions in history and said Italy affirms the supremacy of spirit over matter.
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Rome
Italy
Cesare Maria DE Veech
Senate
Guard Instructor Claimed by Death in Baltimore
Frank Thorpe Jr., 48, long time guard instructor with the One Hundred and Tenth Field Artillery Maryland National Guard at Pikesville, Md., died in Baltimore last night. Rome reports Italy’s public loan of 4.6 billion lire over-subscribed on first day, with about 330 million lire already subscribed.
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Baltimore
Frank Thorpe ,Jr
Pikesville
One Hundred and Tenth Field Artillery
Maryland National Guard
Counterfeit warning issued for Texas currency
Edward Tyrrel head of the s oret service warns that counterfeit five and ten dollar notes are flooding Texas. The fakes come from New York Richmond and Kansas City branches and reach Texas by oil tankers or cars via coastal towns. Coastal smuggling points include Corpus Christi Beaumont and Galveston. Banks and merchants have been alerted to identification marks. No arrests yet as operators use test automobiles.
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San Antonio
Edward Tyrrel
Soret
Tyrrel
New York
Federal Reserve Bank
Richmond
Kansas City
Texas
Corpus Chesi
Beaumont
Galveston
Tyrrell
Sleuths Nab HunAn Mole In Hollywood Burglary Case
Hollywood detectives captured Herbert Wright after a chase through underground tunnels beneath seven stores. They link Wright to a recent 1700 dollar drugstore burglary and say he spent one to two years hollowing the subterranean lair. Wright was shot in the hip during the capture.
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Hollywood
Jan
Herbert Wright
Wright
Albert Maverick Declines Third Term in Precinct Two
Bexar County Commissioner Albert Maverick Jr. of Precinct 2, twice elected on the Citizens' League ticket, announced he would not seek a third term, honoring a two-term pledge described as sacred to the voters. General plane crash reports from Manila note an amphibian plane damaged during takeoff at Legasp. Maj. Gen. Frank Parker aboard survived, others uninjured during inspection tour.
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Bexar County
Albert Maverick Jr
Citizens’ League
Manila
P. 1
Frank Parker
Philippine Department of the United States Army
Legasp
Farker
Tine Islands
Hunger strike at Nanking prison ends life protest
In Nanking China Paul Noulens Swiss arch Communist and his wife Gertrude Noulens enter their 23rd and 15th days of hunger strikes respectively in a bid for new trials. Twenty others imprisoned for political offenses join an 8th day of fasting in solidarity.
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Nanking
China
Paul Noulens
Gertrude Noulens
Hurger
Mro
OpIawa acts to be probed over Splawn nomination
Washington January 1 The railroad brotherhoods study the record of W M W Splawn nominated to the Interstate Commerce Commission to decide if a senate protest will be filed They oppose his nomination citing his 1928 arbitration committee work amid Western railroads labor disputes and related tensions
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Washington, D.C
Railroad Brotherhoods
W. M. W. Splawn
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate
Ospitet Hii
Brotherhoods
Splawn
Western Railoads
King Urges Peace During U S Visit
King Prajadhipok, preparing to depart Siam for a New York eye operation, issued a national message urging peace and unity. He said the trip is necessary for health and asked subjects to maintain stability at home during his absence.
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U. S
Bangkok
Siam
Prajadhipok
America
New York
Salary hike at Magnet Knotting Mills raises 10 percent
Qlinton Tenn Jan 1 C B Kincaid president of Magnet Knotting mills announced a ten percent salary increase for eight hundred fifty employees retroactive to January 1 1929.
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Qlinton
Tenn
Kincaid
Magnet Konetting Mills
China reels plan defense in rebel capital dispatches
Dispatches from Hong Kong indicate the rebel army plans to build the Histenourg Line 29 miles from Foochow to halt Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalist forces. The Nineteenth Route army is described as the defense bulwark, while other reports suggest a southward retreat and evacuation of Amoy as Napking navy units assume control.
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Hong Kong
Histenourg
Foochow
Chiang Kai-shek
Amoy
Pullen
Creomulsion Offers Quick Relief for Coughs
An advertising copy touts Creomulsion as sevenfold in one cure for coughs. It promises fast relief from cold induced coughing with no narcotics and a money back guarantee from your own druggist if symptoms persist.
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Frost's
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