Parties plan no armistice in major fund drive
Washington reports both Democratic and Republican national committees aim to sustain continuous campaign financing. Democratic treasurer W Forbes Morgan sets a 10.5 million dollar goal for contributions before the 1930 presidential election under a centralized plan. Republicans, including Chatman John Hamilton, are expected to finalize their financing strategies to avoid late election drives.
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Proud Girl Friend Lands Man in Jail
Chicago dated January twenty two report details Starday Cul Ten a metal polisher and ballroom dancing instructor Wynieht who confessed to robbery with a gun after meeting a woman in a ballroom. He claimed he agreed to ride a streetcar and was enticed into the crime.
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Adee Michael B. McKinley
Rome
City Turns Tables on Hornet Victim in Griffith Park
In Los Angeles on January 22, the city council and city attorney acted after Oliver Biexey filed a claim against a municipal institution over a hornet incident at Griffith Park last October. The council dismissed the claim and ordered the city to bill Hickey $25 for investigative costs.
Dallas Jury Hangs in Bookie Trial
Dallas jury deadlocked in a bookie trial ends with Jack Angela discharged on wages and pool selling charges. Seven other booklet cases await Judge Winter in King's County criminal court as the gambling dive continues.
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Winter King
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Branson to Take James Shaw's Post
Branson in Dallas announced that Austin deputy state banking commissioner will take over the federal post of James Shaw. Shaw resigns to enter private business in Austin. Change to become effective Monday. Senator Kenneth D. Melkellar’s 3 year old brother James Judson Melkellar died in Memphis last night.
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Rights Issue Thrives Then Fades in Market Skepticism
The piece explains how stock rights offerings once sparked bullish fervor, but frequent collapses and weak demand cooled enthusiasm. It cites Jesus-Manville and Sears Roebuck examples, notes lower-than-market pricing, and concludes management now prefers bonds or loans over stock issues to raise capital. It also profiles executive approach at General Motors and offers a broader market outlook for 1930s business prospects.
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Armnericy
Helene Paul
Colunim
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Dimond
Divorce Plea Highlights Strain Over Bedside Dispute
Louis Graham seeks a divorce citing domestic strain after claims that his wife slept with a man named Uneir Getman while he slept on a couch. The petition describes tense nights and affection toward a police dog connected to the household.
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Actress expects stork in March in Tollywood
Evelyn Venable wife of director Hal Maher said today she expects the birth of their second child around St Patrick's day in March. Venable, a seven year actress, noted the due date amid industry chatter.
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Evelyn Venable
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Shriners Induct Heads at Scottish Rite Ceremony
Shriners 10 induct heads with Wizard Simpson new potentate and officers to be installed at the Scottish Rite Cathedral at 8 40 Saturday. A ball and reception follow. Officers include Baumberger Jr and Weise as chief rediant and assistant rabban, Eisler high priest and prophet, Wallace Oriental guide, and Vernon recorder. Representatives include Simpson Jacobson Marrile and Zoller.
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R. L. Burnett
P. D. Mathis
Charles G. Cole
O. J. Hilers
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George Ly Reitze
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Knob-Knockers Ignore Sign On Safe, Police Say
In St. Louis on January 23, burglars ignored a pasted sign on a safe stating no money inside. Police report the thieves attempted the combination despite the warning, finding only records inside.
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Prize letter sale yields historic documents auction
New York June 22 A Washington letter offering readiness to end the Revolutionary War was sold for £100 at a major auction. Over two days items from Turgetable private libraries were auctioned at the American Art Association Anderson galleries, netting $19,795.80. Other notable sales included a Jefferson letter and a Davis confession, both fetching hundreds of dollars.
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Senate
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Japan and U S cotton export pact forms
In Osaka on January 23 a near unprecedented gentlemen's agreement limits cotton exports. U S exports for 1937 are capped at 180 million square yards and 1937 38 at 255 million square yards. Dr Claysius T Murchison of the American Cotton Textiles Institute leads discussions.
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Claysius T.murchison
American Cotton Textiles Institute
Sacramento Police Shakeup Signals Commissioner's Reorganization Plan
Austin J. Rote, newly named Sacramento police commissioner after 27 years on the force, indicated today two possible reorganizations within the Secret Department as part of a shakeup. The announcement comes amid broader questions about leadership changes in city law enforcement.
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Austin J. Rote
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Detective Finds Stolen Suit in Haystack Mystery
In Buppalo on January 22 Detective George St. Smith recovered the stolen suit from a haystack in a county field. He noted it was pressed but dirty and carried little value beyond serving as evidence in the case.
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