Michigan Banks Reopen After Eight Day Holiday
Michigan moves to restart banking after Governor Comstock’s eight day moratorium. Detroit sees 240000000 ready for relief as banks plan swift reopenings and the Big Three pledge payroll cash to sustain automotive industry amid Guardian Trust concerns.
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Detroit
William A. Comstock
Michigan
Lansing
William A Comstock
Henry Ford
Ford Automobile Company
Gov Comstock
Ford Motor Company
General Motors Corporation
Chrysler Corporation
Union Guardian Trust Company
Guardian Trust
Carisler Corporation
General Motors
New York
Chicago
Comstock
Chrysler
Ford
Oberlin College Sued for 14000 Over Student Death
Emil Kasper administrator of the estate sues Oberlin College for 14000 claiming injuries from an open elevator shaft in a college building. Kasper Jr died February 1 1932 after the December 9 1931 accident while a student at the Oberlin Conservatory of Music. A parallel suit seeks 30000 damages for the estate.
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Emil Kasper
Emil Kasper, Jr
Oberlin College
Kasper
Young Kasper
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Ohio Weather Forecast Promises Colder Night
Ohio forecast calls for fair skies and a colder night with Thursday partly cloudy conditions. In the southern portion, temperatures will slowly rise ahead of the next warm spell.
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Ohio
Colombia Breaks Diplomatic Ties With Peru
Colombia severs relations after Peruvian planes attack a Colombian flotilla near Leticia. Colombian forces repulse the raid above the Amazon jungle and troops continue disembarking in the upper Amazon as a major battle looms. The Peruvian bombs reportedly hit transports bound for Tarapaca, in neutral Brazilian waters.
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Amazon
Bogota
Colombia
Peru
Leticia
Tarapaca
Putumayo
Powers Move To Ban Arms Exports To Bolivia and Paraguay
Britain and the United States France and Italy draft an accord to prohibit arms exports to Bolivia and Paraguay. Foreign Secretary Sir John Simon said in the House of Commons that efforts to end the Gran Chaco war between the two republics have failed.
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London
Britain
United States
France
Italy
Bolivia
Paraguay
John Simon
House of Commons
Gran Chaco
Mussolini Denies Secret Alliance Reports
Italian Prime Minister Benito Mussolini denied allegations of a secret alliance among Italy Germany and Hungary. He told reporters the claims were not worth denying since they had already been raised before the French Chamber of Deputies Foreign Affairs Committee.
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Rome
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Germany
Hungary
Foreign Affairs Committee
French Chamber of Deputies
Corbett Grows Weaker in Grave Condition
Former heavyweight champion James J. Corbett was reported gradually weaker but conscious in New York today. His condition remained grave and he had not been told of Ernie Schaaf's death. when he asked for the morning papers, staff said the boy forgot to deliver them.
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New York
James J. Corbett
Ernie Schaaf
Indictments Returned by Grand Jury in One Day Session
The grand jury met one day and returned four indictments from six cases. Samuel Lasovich of Lorain faces manslaughter charges for a Christmas Day stabbing that killed landlady Mrs. Angela Kuma. Elyria’s Robert Stone is indicted for embezzling 12952 from Elyria Dairies. Tom Fisher of Lorain faces assault and battery charges. One secret indictment for non support was also returned.
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Samuel Lasovich
Lasovich
Angela Kuma
Lorain
Robert Stone
Elyria
Elyria, Dairies Company
Clarence Troutman
Troutman
Western Automatic Machine and Screw Company
Tom Fisher
Ralph Willams
John Strasho
Justice Court
L. B. Warren
Belgium Cabinet Resigns After Defeat
BRUSSELS Feb 15 The Belgium cabinet resigned today after losing a vote in the chamber of deputies.
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Belgium
Brussels
Chamber of Deputies
Bright Spots In Business World
New York reports business failures last week at 629 down from 660 the prior week and 707 the year before. Youngstown shows steel capacity up 1 percent to 21 percent. Detroit notes January car sales near bottom decline slowing. American Airways carries 90 percent more air express in January 1933. Kroger Grocery & Baking Co. and subsidiaries post 1932 net profit of 2,740,867 compared with 2,731,128 in 1931.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
NEW York—American Airways, Inc
Lester D. Seymour
Cincinnati
Kroger Grocery & Baking Co
Wakeman Says Goodbye To Bridge
Wakeman residents gathered at the old Route 20 bridge over the Vermilion River for a final viewing as the famed arch bridge was blasted away by the Hecker Moon Company of Cleveland. A temporary bridge is now in use while the new structure is built, closing a long familiar landmark.
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Wakeman
Vermilion River
Hecker-Moon Company
Cleveland
Kidnappers Target Denver Millionaire Boettcher
In Denver on February 15, Mrs. Charles Boettcher viewed the police chief about the abduction of her son Charles Boettcher II. Detectives questioned suspects N W Red Mitchell and George Zarlingo, begge alcohol runners, while James Newton and James Grant were summoned. Police theorize a Denver gang planned the abduction with outside help for the actual kidnapping.
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Denver
Colo
Charles Boettcher
Albert T. Clark
N. W
Red Mitchell
Claude Boettcher
James Quigg Newton
T. B. Bruce
Colorado Springs
Claude K. Boettcher
Red” Mitchell
George Zarlingo
Young Boettcher
Mitchell
Boettcher
Relief Bills Await Governor Signature in Ohio
In Columbus on February 15, two emergency relief bills await the governor's signature after House approval. The first, by Sen. D. H. Dearmond, extends the state relief commission two years and allocates 348,000 for administration. The Espy-Roberts act reenacts authority for utility excise taxes and Pringle-Roberts bonds to apply until March 1, 1935. Other measures in the 90th assembly await final action.
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Columbus
House of Representatives
D. H. Dearmond
State Relief Commission
Pringle- Roberts
90Th General Assembly
Boards of Education
Hoover to quit capital march 4 after Roosevelt oath
President Hoover will depart the capital on March 4 immediately after the Roosevelt inauguration. He plans to return to his Palo Alto California home with a stopover in Panama for a week of fishing near the Pearl islands before resuming travel with his party.
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Roosevelt
Mr. Hoover
Palo Alto
Cal
Panama
Pearl Islands
Pennsylvania
New York
Hoover
Washington
President van Buren
California
Allan
Lawrence Ritchey
Ogden Mills
Arthur Hyde
Ray Lyman Wilbur
U S Involved in Dispute Over Pacific Islands With Japan
Geneva report says Japan’s possible withdrawal from the League of Nations could draw the United States and other powers into a serious dispute over 1 600 Pacific islands held by Japan under League mandate. The islands form a bridge 2 500 miles between Japan and the United States and were formerly German.
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United Press
Geneva
Japan
League of Nations
United States
Pacific
Ten Cossack settlements warned of exile to Siberia
The North Caucasus Cossack settlements face government exile after being blacklisted for failing to deliver seeds for spring sowing. Officials said the 10 communities may be sent to Siberia as part of an economic punishment.
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Moscow
North Caucasus
Siberia
Man Sues for 500 Over Masonic Temple Slip
A L Crellath of 312 Winckles street sues the Masonic Temple Company for 500 claiming injuries from a fall on August 6 1932 on the fourth floor of the Masonic Temple Building where the floor was allegedly mopped with soapy water.
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A. L. Crellath
Winckles Street
Masonic Temple Company
Masonic Temple
Farmers to March on Neb State Capitol
Lincoln awaits as more than 500 Nebraska farmers arrive to press relief from mortgage foreclosures tax sales and evictions. Farm holiday organizer Harry Lua said the march continues with a noon rally and a joint session of the House and Senate to hear grievances.
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Lincoln
Neb
U. P
Army of Nebraska
Harry Lua
State Capitol
House
Senate
Money for Elyria Scrip Plan Gains Merchant Support
Elyria merchants back the Money for Elyria scrip scheme to be launched tomorrow with about 75 participants. Stores will display an emblem, ensuring the currency has full value from the start unlike other plans, and local business leaders expect more joiners as endorsements rise.
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Elyna
Elyria
van Wert
Massillon
Ohio
Kokomo
Muncie
Frankfort
Indiana
Evanston
Illinois
County Agents to Hold Conference in Medina
Lorain County agricultural extension agents Miss Alice Bird and C. J. Hummel will join with county agents from Cuyahoga Medina and Huron for an informal conference tomorrow afternoon and evening in Medina Ohio.
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Lorain County
Alice Bird
C. J. Hummel
Medina
Cuyahoga
Huron
Toledo Baby Swallows Pin. No Ill Effects Reported
Joyce Paule, 3, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roma Paule, swallowed an open safety pin Monday night. A physician said no operation would be performed unless necessary as of today February 15 in Toledo.
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Toledo
Joyce Paule
Roma Paule
Plan to Bring Pressure on Japan
Washington on February 15 reports a three part Western powers plan to pressure Japan if it rejects conciliation terms with China and withdraws from the League of Nations. It includes adopting the Lytton report, non recognition of Manchoukuo, and forming an international commission including the United States and Russia to mediate.
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Washington
Japan
China
League of Nations
Hoover
Roosevelt
League
Lytton
Manchoukuo
Changchun
United States
Russia
State Department
Mukden
Far East
Geneva
Yangtze River
Peiping-Tientsin
Jehol
Brother Declares Huey Long A Bribe Taker
New Orleans February 15 Earl K Long Huey P Long is running wild and something ought to be done He told a Senate sub committee investigating fraud and corruption in the nomination of Senator elect John H Overton Earl Long said he had stood by and refrained from blackening his brother but Huey is running down He accused his brother of bribe taking graft and vote fixing during a four hour session on the witness stand The exchange included Huey Long shouting liar and threatening to prosecute for perjury
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New Orleans
Huey P. Long
Senate
John H. Overton
Earl K. Long
Huey
Earl Long
King Fish
Huey Long
American Telephone and Telegraph Declares Dividend
AT T voted to continue a yearly dividend of 3 dollars and a quarterly dividend of 2.25 dollars per share payable April 15 to stockholders of record March 14. Directors elected Francis Adams, former secretary of the navy, to fill a vacancy.
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New York
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
Francis Adams
Secretary of Navy
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Anson
U.S
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