Debt Problem Helm Taken by Roosevelt
Roosevelt will personally direct negotiations on intergovernmental debts with European powers and may invite Premier Ramsay MacDonald to Washington. He plans to rely on advisers Moley and Tugwell while disarmament questions take a secondary role. The president hosted Columbia Law School classmates including William Donoven.
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Tarsie
Roosevelt
Lindsay
Wes
Ramsay MacDonald
Washington
Raymond J. Moley
President Boover
White House
HR. G. Tugwell
Treasury of
Columbia University’ Law School
Wiliam
Wild Bill
Donoven
Candidate for Governor of New York Last Fall
A partial OCR fragment notes the candidate for governor of New York last fall. The readable text implies a political race context with a focus on a listed candidate. No additional names or dates are legible to further identify the event or outcomes.
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Didate
New York
Sir Ronald Lindsay Arrives at Warm Springs
Sir Ronald Lindsay British ambassador arrives at Warm Springs to discuss war debts with President elect Roosevelt. He is joined by Mrs. Roosevelt and advisor Louis Howe. Lindsay to meet Roosevelt tomorrow and spend a week in London conferring with Prime Minister MacDonald and cabinet members.
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Warm Springs
Ronald Lindsay
Roosevelt
Ronald
Louis Mc Henry Howe
Lindsay
London
Washington
Wil
BlacDonald
Whitehall
Simon
MacDonald
Gunman's Slayer Commended and Grand Jury Action
Chicago January 28. Joseph Tuso slayer of gang boss Joe Pepe aged 42 is commended in some circles for killing the gangster but is held by a grand jury on a murder charge after a coroner's inquest. Testimony shows Pepe entered Tusa's restaurant to extort money but was not armed and made no open threat. Tusa fired as Pepe fled, mortally wounding him.
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Grand Jury
Chicago
Joe Pepe
Joseph Tuso
Pape
Tusa
Smeeman May Get His Liberty Soon
Denver reports Glenn Smeeman who escaped from Colorado State Prison may win freedom within a month. Governor Johnson commuted his sentence from 11 to 37 months to 11 to 7 months. Smeeman has already served seven months under the state time system for good behavior.
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Smeeman
Denver
Colo
Glenn Smeeman
Calorado State
Beca
Cleveland
Ohio
E. C. Johnson
Smeeman Aiready
Colorado
RKO PLEADS BANKRUPTCY IN FEDERAL COURT
Wilmington Del Jan 28 The FHO Southern corporation and the Radio Keith Grahman Western corporation filed petitions in bankruptcy in federal court Judge John P Nields signed orders adjudging them bankrupt corporations They seek adjudication and surrender of all non exempt property with petitions authorized by boards of directors Referee Charles W Cullen of Georgetown is assigned and schedules of assets and liabilities will be filed in 14 days.
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Wilmington
Del
FHO Southern Corporation
Radio Keith Graphman Western Corporation
John P. Nields
Tlatald B. Franklin
Boards of Directors
Nields
Charles W. Cullen
Georgetown
Enigmatic Queen Marie of Romania in Wartime Diary
From Maj. Gen. Harry Hill Bandholtz’s untitled diary, published posthumously, Queen Marie of Romania is portrayed as a charming yet dangerous influence. The entry recounts her reputed power over men, including Sir George Russell Clark, and Bandholtz’s own wary stance on her perceived allure amid 1914 to 1920 events in Bucharest.
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New York
Marie
Rumania
Harry Hill Bandhola
Hungary
Bandholtg
Ther
Blwit Genersi
The
Quesn
Funeral Halted in Insurance Death Probe
Cleveland authorities broaden an insurance death probe after the funeral of Sam Sadowski. Detectives seized his body at Calvary Cemetery as a mourner, the beneficiary of $38,000 in policies, was arrested and confessed to bootlegging. Two others, including an insurance agent, were held in connection with the plot.
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Cleveland
TNSJ
Sam Sadowski
Fialice
Sadowski
Calvary Cemetery
Farmers Halt Foreclosure Sales in Minnesota
Madison Minnesota January 28 108 mortgage foreclosures in two Minnesota counties were halted as about two thousand farmers gathered to protest the forced sale of three properties. The sheriff called off the auction after farmers refused to bid. The demonstration mirrored action in another county where a similar halt occurred by local farmers.
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Madison
Minn
Minnesota
Shaw
Monteided
Armera
Missing Aged Publisher Reported Missing in New York
Aged publisher Taylor, former publisher of The Iron Age, is missing since Thursday night from his winter home in St. Petersburg. His son Garvin P. Taylor received the news today, with authorities fearing foul play and monitoring the case as a missing person inquiry. The report notes his prominence and the ongoing concern from family and local circles.
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New York
W. cHetherington
Taylor
The
Long Denies He Acts Like Lincoln in Barber Shop
In Washington Huey P. Long denies ever using the Senate barber shop. He asserts the belief in free shaves by Lincoln era figures is unfounded and claims he never shaved there, despite historical claims of figures like Webster Calhoun and Cleveland visiting the shop. He notes the claim that barber services cost taxpayers 60 dollars annually is incorrect.
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Washington
D.C
Lincoln
Webster
Calhoun
Cleveland
Senate
Louisiana
Huey P. Long
Abraham Sneety
Daniel Webster
John &. Calhoun
Grover Cleveland
Putting Whiskers on Dollar Bill Arrest Shocks City
Lafayette Wilkines known as Randy was arrested in New York for art on currency. He pasted whiskers on Washington dollar bills and altered fives to resemble Lincoln in a crude scene. He said the street is familiar with the old design and did not think his work would be noticed.
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New York
Lafayette
Randy
Wilkines
Washington
Harlem
Official Defends Bond Committees
James E. Friel vice president of S W Straus and company testifies before the joint state legislative banking committee in New York. He asserts bondholders protective committees and attorneys working with them are paid by the company and can be discharged like any employee. The committee holds its second hearing on the real estate mortgage bond situation and defaults.
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New York
Jen
S. W. Straus and Company
James E. Friel
5. W. Straus and Company
State Legislative Banking Committee
Amelia to Blaze New Air Trails
Amelia Barnart Putnam travels from Chicago by Northwest Airways toward a northern trans continental air route for passengers mail and express. She will fly in a tri motor from Bismarck to Seattle with stops at Miles City Helena and Spokane where receptions are planned in her honor.
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Chicago
Amelis Barnart Putnam
Northwest
Airways
St. Paw
Bistarck
N. D
Northwest Airways
Seattle
Miles City
Helena
Spokane
Beaten Woman Recoils From Questions After Queens Murder
A white haired woman, unconscious from hammer blows, regained consciousness and refused to name herself, saying she would protect her family. She was found near the scene where Vincent Fantasia, 82, racketeer, was shot and dumped, as police ponder whether she witnessed the gang murder.
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New York
Uai
Hammer Vlows
Queens
Vincent Fantasia
Patty
Ex-Technocrat Advocates Engineer Control of Money System
Professor Walter Rautenstraudl of Columbia University urged engineering control of the nation’s money and credit at a luncheon of the League for Industrial Democracy. The idea originated with Roward Scott, director of technocracy, who with his associates had withdrawn from technocracy. A 1930 Marquette sport roadster is offered for sale at 295 dollars in the ad.
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New York
Walter Rautenstraudl
Columbia University
League For Industrial Democracy
Roward Scott
Technocracy
Rautenstrand
Scott
Roosevelt to forego extra session until April
Washington reports Democratic leaders said Congress will not meet in an extra session before mid April. The plan calls for a brief post cabinet confirmation adjournment, with about five weeks needed to shape a legislative program for the new Roosevelt administration.
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Washington
Congress
Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Senate
Rooosevelt
Gangsters Turn to Guillotine Rides
Pueblo Colorado, January 28. A severed body found in Graveros canyon 30 miles south of town under the Pueblo Walsenburg highway bridge. Police preliminarily linked the corpse to Earl Chapman, a missing Ponca City, Oklahoma federal witness, but no identifying scars were found. Separate classified ad offers a lone acre with a three room house for sale at $25 down and $25 a month.
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Colo
Colorado
Graveros Canyon
Here
Pueblo-Walsenburg
Tiret
Earl Chapman
Ponca City
Oklo
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