Road Building Booms As Two Billion Handout Debated
In Los Angeles on January 24 the Pacific coast reports fine weather and a rush of workers and machines widening roads for faster automobile traffic to Olympic events. A national two billion dollar handout for banks and corporations is discussed under Hoover administration policy, while Prohibition and political shifts spark debate. A boxing promoter meeting between Schmeling and Shirkey is noted, with commentary on rivals and old champions.
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Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
California
West Avener
Pacific
Sumner Meott
Roosevelt Eyes Presidential Run With Hat in Ring
Albany January 22 Roosevelt signals willingness to be presented as a Democratic presidential candidate. In a conference with party leaders he confirms his duty to serve if called and explains he would not pursue personal political advantage. Wisconsin and North Dakota Democratic groups quickly endorse his candidacy. Continued on page 2.
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Albany
North Dakota
Worth Dakota
Woosevelt
James A. Warley
Fiyon Sarmurf I. Tosemon
Louis Howe
W. W. BieLean
North Dakota Central Democratic
Tant Ibn Democracy
Hinmane
Ritchin
Maryland
Murray
Smith
Roosevelt
Wisconsin
Fond du Lac
Roosevalt
Antmc Tance
Hin Bettes
BicLeny
Arew
Weather outlook for Sunday and Friday updates
Generally fair and colder Sunday with a low near 96 degrees and a high around 84. Moderate northerly winds. Friday forecast shows generally fair conditions with colder air and strong easterly winds across Wet Texas, including the Lemon Grove valley, with temperature hints and timing unclear.
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Sen Antente
Vietrliy
Exwent
Lemer Blo Grande Valley
Texas
Bandits Rob Morgan at Red Light Steals Car and Cash
FH. Morgan of 818 Fourth Street was robbed of 212 dollars and his car at a red light near Taylor and Fourth Saturday night. Two white men about 25 and 30 years old, tall and slim, one with a pistol, jumped on the running board demanding valuables. They fled in Morgan’s car as police noted the assault occurred from the shadows near a Baptist church.
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Morgan
Printers Protest on Prison Blanks
In San Francisco on March 20, printers protested the use of prison drafted blanks by the state. The demonstration, led by the Printers’ board, was staged at the Letig ensvork penitentiary to oppose employing inmates on market blanks and its impact on employment.
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RAN Prancisco
Ton
Protékt Agminut
Gaited Minter
Court Wax Mailer
Maar Hoover
Srn 4 Wreneizen Printers
Board of Trop Dy
Sinies Ilent
Letigensvork
Colorado Farmexis Favor Free Coinage
The Colorado federation of farce organization was recorded as favoring free coinage of silver on a ten to one ratio along with support for Philippine independence reapportionment of legislative representation in Colorado and Malta.
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Colorado
Denver
Tou
Uvy
Colorado Federation of Farce
Philippines
Colonto
Man Dies After Fall From Jail Loft in Wantsville
In Wantsville on the 23rd, Milton Suttle, 85, died after falling from a rope used in a jail cell attempt. Authorities say the incident occurred when Suttle tried to escape Madison County Jail.
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Wantsville
Madison Clanty
Milton Sultte
World’s famous couple marks twenty years of battle
The world famous couple celebrates twenty years of battle with a gala banquet tonight. The event features the duo known for their televised rivalry and dramatic public disputes.ках
Roosevelt to Be 50 on January 30 at DANY
Governor Franklin D Roosevelt will turn fifty on January 30 as announced at DANY on January 23. The statement links his birthday to upcoming political plans and public duties in New York.
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Roosevelt
Dany
N. X
Govenor
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Cracks Found in Vatican Walls After Wing Collapse
Vatican City January 28 report details serious fissures discovered today in the wall near the wing that collapsed weeks ago killing five. The cracks appear in the area housing the Vatican catalogues and other valuables.
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Vatican
Vatican City
Walla
Vatican Liberty
Finance Plan To Function Early In Week In Washington
A major portion of reconstruction finance will begin by midweek. President Hoover signed a federal land banks bill for 125 million dollars and Congress considers 900 million for highway reconstruction. Plans for the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and capital infusions aim to stabilize farmers, banks, and the economy amid relief efforts.
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Washington
BC. C
Jan. S
Wie Gor Crement
White House
House
Hoover
Federal
Charles G. Unive
Sturms
Tenenesser
Ehimnay
Federal Land Bank
Syste
Prevident Hoover
General Jones
Eugene Meyer
Ogden Allis
Unige
Angus McLean
North Corelina
Nation Afims
Dallas
Jeeez Jones
Houston
Maz Wellorn
Ampiston
Ala
J. 1 Wreston
Chattanooga
TL I Souners
New Orleans
Starvey Ci Couch
Arkansas
Senate
Monilay
Sabath
Hlinda
Eainyini
Reconstruction Corporation
Chicago
New York
Toston
Mrs Tierbert Cleaver Confined by Ills in Kept Inside
Mrs Tierbert Cleaver remains confined indoors suffering from illness. The report notes she can recall engagements and events from the past despite her current debility, while Mrs Hoover is also described as kept inside by cold and illness in related notices.
Change Authorized in Rail Operation Washington DC
Interstate Commerce Commission examiner recommends Louisiana Arkansas and Texas railroad be authorized to operate under trackage rights over the Missouri Kansas Texas railroad between Greenville and Datina, expanding service.
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Washington, D.C
Commerce Commision
Todas
Louisiana, Arkansas and Texas Railroad
Missouri-Kansas Texas Tailrnad
Rycen
Lady Astor Leaves Will Speechless in London
An American-born figure in London causes a stir as a whispered telephone exchange reveals unexpected reactions to a will. The dialogue hints at bold expectations and distant ambitions, signaling a dramatic moment in postwar social circles.
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Lady Astor
Will
London
Dau
Linus Baieey Astor
Wl Haogers
America
Tiere
Fevasia
Ships Rush To San Salvador Amid War Tension
Washington dispatches report three US warships rushed to San Salvador as armed clashes erupt in the capital and nearby towns. No deaths reported, telegraph lines down, railways damaged. Italian and Canadian ships seek to aid. British cruiser dispatched as region grips with insurgent threat.
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Washington, D. C
Tnn
Songonati
San Salvador
Traian
Mine Wage Riots In Poland Reported At Rybcik Clash
A Polish mining clash near Rybcik sparked by wage protests left police firing on striking miners. Rioters stoned officers as tensions rose, with reports noting a 24 percent wage issue and escalating unrest amid an announced work stoppage.
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Jaw
INS
Coul Cielda
Rybcik
70000 India Mill Hands on Strike in January Protest
In ADMIVABAD India on January 2, about 70,000 workers from Ahmedobrit mills marched out in a broad strike. The protest, led by a Cir union secretary and organized by Alec Sation Gandhi, aimed to challenge prison sentence implications and disrupt activities across 70 mills.
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Admivabad
India
Cir
Alec Sation Gandhi
Trunk murder pistol shown to Judd Uy
Court in Los Angeles heard testimony on the murder weapon used in a fatal dispute with Mrs Judd. Firearms expert Moxley dissected the weapon and pieces were shown to the jury while defense and prosecution debated the gun's marks. A mislaid gun piece caused a courtroom search as officers traced the murder firearm's origins and connection to the victim.
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Judd UY
Bourthoom
Phoenix
Arts
Ann
INS
Los Angeles
Inez Getolier
Iit
Todd
M Los
Tos Angeles
Judd
Spencer Mosley
Crosey
Iefense Attornes
Jurors Question Mortgage Company in El Paso
Jurors questioned officials of the First Mortgage company here as liquidation proceedings began. The inquiry, started today, will be continued next week as investigators review the firm’s actions and finances tied to Sac Apriit case developments.
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Paso
Tex
Ton
Grn
First Mortgage Company
Sac Apriit
El Paso Mayor Backs Limited City Manager Plan
El Paso mayor Sherman announced support for a limited city manager form of government pending a strong senate scrutiny. He urged voters to weigh the proposal carefully and warned against weak safeguards that could erode municipal control.
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el Paso
Ris Paso
Wes
Tau
Hdd
BR. Em, Sherman
el Pas
Britain Considers 10 Percent Tariff on Imports
The Sunday Dispatch reports the British government is weighing a proposal to impose a 10 percent tariff on all imported road goods, a measure under consideration as of January 24.
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Britain
London
ISS
The
Sunday Dispatch
Tony
Royal engagement reports surface in Coburg Gotha line
Reports from Blockholm indicate a possible engagement between Prince Adolf of Sweden and Princess Sibse of Svelisen Coburg-Gotha. The chatter centers on a royal match within European royalty, with no official confirmation yet.
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Blockholm
INS
Princeitar Adolf
Erswa
Sweden
Sibse
Svelisen Coburg-Gotha
Four Die as Train Strikes Funeral Procession
A National Limited passenger train collided with a funeral car near Comnobhurg, killing four people. Authorities say the crash occurred as the procession crossed the tracks, with investigators reviewing the scene for exact sequence and safety factors.
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Wasiion
Alantly
British Woman Labor Leader Dies
Marion Waillips, a former British Labour MP and noted woman leader of the party, died in London today after a long illness. The obituary notes her influence in parliamentary circles and her role within Labour during her career.
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London
Tan
Uss
Marion Waillips
Iang
Labor Party
Macys
New York Reports Heat Prostration Record
The city endures its first heat prostration of this unusually warm winter. Heat and humidity push the mercury higher with a reading around 92 degrees, marking a notable rise in conditions for New York.
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NEW York Reports
New York
Garner Decides On $300,000,000 Sales Tax Plan
A San Diego report tracks Garner's choice on a broad sales tax plan worth 300 million dollars. The feature notes political context and potential fiscal impact, with emphasis on the decision's timing and regional reactions.
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Garner
Half-Crazed Invalid Dies in Gun Fight
In Cleveland on January 23 a mentally distressed man nicknamed an invalid staged a gun battle with police inside the Shaker Heights station. Clyde Phillips, 45, was killed after wounding a Detroit man. the suspect had been under a nurse’s care for nervous breakdowns. Police described the incident as a result of a mental health crisis.
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Cleveland
Hingerf
Batt Centet
Shaker Meighte
Clyde Phillips
Aad
Kevern Dase
Dolice
Kilgore Posse on Trail of Negro
Kilgore Texas deputies and a posse led by Manager Tim Hurtcteston and Constable A P Warrey Luday continued pursuit of an unidentified Black man who fled after a cab ride. An involved woman, Mrs Charge Pitcark of Sr Thoczee, was shot at by officers who discovered a blurred scene east of town.
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Kilgore
Texas
INS
Manger Tim Hurtcteston
A. P. Warrey Luday
Charge Pitcark
Thoczee
Here
Bandit Pair Rob Bank In Louisville Heist
Two youths robbed the Louisville State Bank, forcing a clerk and two customers to the floor and escaping with about $10,000. Police pursued suspects as the lower Colorado town reeled from the bold daytime crime.
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Louisville
Colo
Jan
Touisville
Anna Yaris
Bargain Fails. Bandit Remains At Large
Hazy garbled report notes a bandit wanted for multiple bank robberies who evaded capture after a failed bargain. Mentions Governor Murray and police actions as authorities pursue the suspect with ongoing investigation and pursuit.
First Grade Vacation Ordered for Week in Duncan
In Duncan Oklahoma a week’s vacation is ordered for about twenty-three first grade pupils at the public school by county health officer Dr P Long due to illness among a pupil.
Levy Debates Spark Tax Plans With Electricity Focus
In Washington DC, Speaker Garner backs a safer electricity tax to raise funds, while efforts on a Mellon plan face opposition. Proposals include a one cent per kilowatt hour charge on electricity, a gasoline tax, and stock sale taxes. Industry groups warn higher auto taxes would hurt recovery.
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D.C
Garoer
Melia
He Houwa
Garner
Mounico
Fryer Nomi
Aleo
Gagallie
Dutien
Chop
Georgia
Crisp
Suport
William &. Bennet
Chicago
Chicago Stock Exchange
Say Turther
Rodia
George B. Graham
Detroit
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Efe
Acuto
Rental Directory Offers Rooms and Apartments for Various Budgets
Classified style notice lists multiple rooms and apartments with monthly rents ranging from 25 to 46 dollars. It urges readers to contact Mary Low for listings and notes available properties on South Side and near the city, including several street names.
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