The League of Nations and Europe’s unresolved disputes
A reflective column on Wilson's League plan at Versailles, European debts, and arms race setbacks. It notes Italy and Britain in tension over Ethiopia and Egypt, rising arms, and the fragile hope for lasting peace amid new conflicts and political shifts.
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Farley denies resignation amid cabinet speculation
Postmaster General Farley telephoned a denial of reports that he plans to resign in January to lead the Democratic National Committee. Observers in Hyde Park expect Roosevelt to urge Farley to direct the reelection campaign, with some saying Farley would leave the cabinet if asked. Farley dismissed the rumors as exaggerated, saying no resignation has been seriously discussed. Secretary Roper and Frank C Walker visited, both named as possible successors.
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Roper
Frank Co. Walker
New York
National Emergency Council
Mark Twain
Long Attacked by Dr Weiss in Louisiana Capitol
Senator Huey P Long was shot by Dr Carl Weiss in the Louisiana State Capitol as he headed to Governor Allen's office. Weiss was killed in the corridor after the attack and Long was taken to Our Lady of the Lake hospital for emergency surgery amid questions about motive and political tension.
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Capital Corridor
Thomas Bird
Joe W. Bates
State Bureau of Identification
Roosevelt Expresses Regret Over Attempt on Senator Long
President Roosevelt deplored the violence surrounding the shooting of Louisiana Senator Long. He said the spirit of violence is un-American and has no place in public affairs. Long has criticized the administration and planned a 1940 presidential bid.
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Inez Rains Guilty on Disturbing the Peace Charge
Justice A W Oliver Tuesday fined Inez Rains $100 plus $10 costs and sentenced her to 30 days in jail after she pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace at Fittstown. Abraham Kuykendall and Bascom Estes were found not guilty of embezzling $12.50 worth of beef from Ada merchant W M Prater.
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Inez Rains
Fittstown
Abraham Kuykendall
Bascom Estes
W. M. Prater
Ada Merchant
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