Economic Outlook Looks Bright As Debt Issues Rise
The piece surveys rising securities and commodities in the United States and abroad with optimism for a constructive shift. It cites progress in reparations and war debts talks, potential start of reconstruction finance corporation activity, and a likely new government loan around four percent yield.
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United States
New York
London
Paris
Stockholm
Milan
Amsterdam
Brussels
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Sir Harry Gloster Armstrong
Great Britain
Harry
Japan Resists US Push in Manchurian Crisis
Tokyo officials say American trade rights in Manchuria remain. Japan sticks to its military policy. A plot to assassinate Emperor Hirohito prompts Premier Inukai's resignation as Prince Saionji takes charge. A bomb hit the emperor’s carriage but caused no injuries. Washington waits for Japan’s reply to Stimson's note and hopes no further steps are needed. China’s Nanking official cites Article 16 in a broader regional response.
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Japan
China
Tokyo
Manchuria
Hirohito
Inukai
Sainoji
Washington
Stimson
Nanking
Executioner Plans Washed Out by Cartridges Fail
Martin Suckle known as a firing squad was sentenced to six years in Deer Lodge prison after pleading guilty to first degree assault. The 31 year old former Cleveland resident had planned to execute his estranged wife and others at their Mc Queen addition home before daybreak last Tuesday but found his pistol unloaded. His wife and the Linds were among those lined up against a fence when the plan faltered. The sentence is among the heaviest for an assault in years.
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McQueen
Suckle
Deer Lodge
Cleveland
Jeremiah J. Lynch
Joseph
Emma Lind
Linds
Finland Day Repeal Vote Ends With 70 Percent Margin
Helsinki Finland January 8 tabulation shows total vote 774487 with 337418 women. For repeal 546332 or 70.5 percent of all ballots. for continuing law 27208 2.8 percent. for light wine and beer 10947 1.4 percent. Women voting for repeal 226820 or 67.3 percent of the female vote.
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Finland
Helsingfors
Hoover renews criticism of sectional calls for federal aid
President Hoover defended stopping federal spending as the path to relief and accused lawmakers of pushing billions in new appropriations over five years. He warned against wasting prosperity, while offering assurances in a partially delivered statement.
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Hoover
Congress
Washington
Culbertson Triumphs in Bridge Battle of Century
Ely Culbertson won his 150 rubber match against Sidney S. Lenz in New York ending a famous duel of contract bidding styles. Culbertson led by 8 980 points as experts say luck mattered but tactics aided Culbertson in this month long duel.
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Culbertson
Sidney S. Lenz
H. Allen Smith
New York City
U.P
Ely Culbertson
Lenz
24 Coast Guardsmen Face Court Martial On Bribery Charges
Rear Admiral F C Billard announced that 24 enlisted coast guardsmen face court martial over bribe cases linked to a rum running incident off Long Island. Four have been tried. 20 more will stand before courts. No commissioned officers are charged. Bribes reportedly ranged from 80 to 200 dollars with total conspiracy up to 1 000 000 dollars.
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Washington
Long Island
Coast Guard
F. C. Billard
Billard
Fire Island
Blue Point
Bellport
Com
United States
Amell
Brooklyn
New York
Democrats 10 Hold Important Meeting Tonight
Democratic leaders invite all interested citizens to a meeting at 8 p.m. in Judge Riley's courtroom, Silver Bow County Courthouse. James E. Murray, county chair, says the gathering welcomes nonmembers and precinct committeemen alike to discuss party welfare and national victory goals.
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Eratic County Central Committee
Frank L. Riley
Silver Bow County
James E. Murray
National Democratic Victory Committee
Democratic Party
Democratic County Committee
Murray
Joint author of Tariff Act Fordney dies at 78
Saginaw Michigan report notes Joseph Warren Fordney, coauthor of the Fordney McCumber tariff act, died in his home city. He was 78 years old.
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Saginaw, Mich
Joseph Warren Fordney
Fordney-McCumber
Honolulu murder charges in Pearl Harbor case
First degree murder charges are filed against Mrs. Granville Fortescue her son in law Lieut T H Massie and E J Lord in the Kahahawai killing linked to the Thalia Massie case A civil court trial is expected with possible move to a court martial for Massie and Massie family prominence noted.
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U.P
Granville Fortescue
Alexander Graham Bell
T. H. Massie
E. J. Lord
Joe Kahahawai
Thalia Massie
Kahahawai
A. M. Cristy
General Dawes to resign as envoy to Great Britain
Charles G. Dawes announced he will resign as ambassador to Great Britain after serving with the American delegation to Geneva. He spoke in Washington before departing for Chicago and said he would not stay for the technical work to be handled after Geneva.
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Dawes
Washington
Charles G. Dawes
Great Britain
Geneva
Guilty Conscience Brings Youth Before Judge Lynch
Eighteen year old Max Baker faced a two year term at hard labor after pleading guilty to burglary involving theft of cigarettes from three Butte stores. He testified about being questioned by police after being summoned by jailer Pete McDonald and assistant chief James Larkin.
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State Reformatory
J. J. Lynch
Butte
Baker
Pete McDonald
McDonald
Baber
James Larkin
Larkin
East Park Street
Glacier priest Hubbard visits Butte en route to Katmai crater
Father Bernard Hubbard known as the Glacier priest stops in Butte while traveling toward Santa Clara University to gather materials for a Katmai crater expedition. He disputes prevailing geology by predicting the crater lake vanishes in winter and its bottom dries, while planning to join Ken Chisholm and Jack Morton on a 7000 foot climb to the crater top.
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Bernard Hubbard
Butte
North Coast Limited
Santa Clara University
Mount Katmanl
Father Hubbard
Ken “Red” Chisholm
Jack Morton
Anchorage
Alaska
Seward
Katmai
Bullish fireworks lift securities as market recovers
New York description of a three day stock market rebound with a late surge in share prices. Leading stocks rose up to five dollars, several issues gained ten dollars from Tuesday’s bear market low, and overall market value on the exchange rose by about three billion dollars.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Butte Chamber Opposes Higher State Freight Rates
The Butte Chamber of Commerce voted to oppose intrastate freight rate increases proposed by railroads. The hearing before the state railroad commission is set for January 18 in Helena. Executives will attend to urge shippers' interests and warn that Montana industries cannot absorb new charges, which could shift costs to a national pool benefiting eastern lines.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Chamber OF Commerce
Montana Industries
National Pool
Helena
Butte Chamber of Commerce
State Railroad Commission
Willard S. Thompson
Butte
Chambers of Commerce
Thompson
Montana
Jackson Day Dinner Sets Theme for 1932 Democratic Platform
In Washington the Mayflower hotel hosted the Jackson Day dinner with former Governor Alfred E. Smith James M Cox and Joan Davie as speakers. They attacked tariffs farm board and treasury deficit while Cox urged candor on prohibition. Claude G Bowers also spoke as toastmaster.
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Democratic Party
Mayflower Hotel
Alfred E. Smith
New York
James M. Cox
Ohio
Joan W. Davia
Tereat
Claude G. Bowers
Houston
Davis
Cox
Treasury
Hope of Relief Bill Broadened in Amendment
The senate added the farmer and state treasuries as new beneficiaries of the two billion emergency reconstruction corporation. Amendments passed by record votes move the measure toward a vote expected tomorrow with limited discussion. Senator Watson Indiana Republican leader predicted passage, while swift enactment was deemed essential by both parties.
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Washington
House
Montana Weekend Outlook Partly Cloudy With Light Snow
Partly cloudy Saturday and Sunday across Montana with likely light snow in the extreme west. Temperatures expected to stay steady with little change.
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Montana
Montana Livestock In Good Shape Says Official
Dr. W. J. Butler state veterinary surgeon reports cattle statewide in healthy condition and predicts a price upturn. He attended Granite County Stockmen’s Association meeting in Philipsburg with E. A. Phillips and praised Granite county stockmen as productive and forward looking.
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W. J. Butler
Helena
Granite County Stockmen’s Ces
Philipsburg
Pinlon
Capital
E. A. Phillips
Montana Stockmen’s Association
Granite County Stockmen
Dr. Butler
Granite County
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