Hoover urges U S to stay free of entangling alliances
President Hoover in Armistice Day address tells World Alliance of Churches the United States must avoid force or entanglement in peace agreements. He champions good offices and friendly mediation, noting arbitration and the World Court, with cautious support for League of Nations structures.
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Washington
United States
Hoover
World Alliance of Churches
Europe
Hemicere
World Alliance For International Friendship
League of Nations
World Court
League
Senate
Sesson
Congress
Patriotism in Peace Time Urged by Military Chiefs
On Armistice Day 193?, Washington's military leaders urged continued patriotism in peace. War Secretary Hurley, General Pershing, and General Summerall reflected on World War I sacrifices and pledged to keep the nation tranquil, uphold democracy, and prepare for any future conflict.
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Hurley
General Pershing
Summerall
Washington
U.P
America
John J. Pershing
Charles P. Summerall
Army
Capone Election Fraud Allegations Surface in Chicago Race
Stanley A. King, defeated candidate, claims Capone gunmen pressured women officials at polls and that ballots went missing in Chicago district, while Peter Granata denies the charges. King cites affidavits and alleges threats influenced the election. other reports note similar fraud claims by Chief Justice Harry Olstedt.
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Chicago
U.R
Scarface
al’ Capone
Illinois
Stanley A. King
Kunz
Peter A. Granata
Granata
Capone
Congress
Harry Olsdén
Municipal Court
Democratic And Dry Hypocrisy In Today’s Brisk Opinion
A brief Arthur Brisbane column observes political hypocrisy in current Democratic and dry factions. It notes a surprise for Smith and mentions a lack of football played, reflecting on public conduct and expectations.
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Smith
Republicans lose control of Congress reshaping mood
Republicans have lost control of Congress and Democrats will be blamed for curing a low mood. The Anti-Saloon League still controls both Houses and the recent election promises to be largely ceremonial regarding prohibition actions.
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Congress
Anti-Saloon League
Europe cheers repeal hints but US likely keeps Volstead strict
Europe praises possible prohibition repeal as German breweries gain on rumor. Italian and French wine growers expect freer US shipments, but observers warn any change to the Volstead Act would be limited and not allow unlimited imports.
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Europe
United States
British magnate laments U S liquor culture after prohibition
Sir Arthur Bealfour reports forced liquor in the United States and notes changes in dating habits as prohibition raids disrupt New Jersey College for Women life. A sneakeasy owner is fined four hundred dollars, highlighting perceived constitutional disregard.
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Sir Arthur Bealfour
United States
America
New Jersey College For Women
New Brunswick
Earnest mother supports son seeking football play
An earnest mother speaks about her son’s efforts to earn a place on the football team, urging perseverance and school support as coverage continues on page four.
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Vpage
Ohio State inquiry into Bell race withdrawal at Navy game
Ohio State University faces a probe request from State Representative Perry B. Jackson over reports that tackle Bill Bell, African American, was removed from the lineup against Navy because of race prejudice. Jackson urged university officials to discharge responsible parties if the claim proves true. athletic director A L St John denied Navy asked Bell be removed.
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Cleveland
U.P
Ohio State
A. L. St. John
Navy
Bell
Leisure of Life Emphasized in Athens High English Class
In observance of American Education Week Athens Senior High School discussed using leisure time to enrich life. The plan centers on reading, nature study, music and art, home and friends, and service. Miss Mary Connett suggested worthwhile books and biographies, history, and travel.
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Athens
Mary Connett
Ann Pickering
Governor to Inspect Sun day Creek Mine Disaster Scene
Governor Myers Y. Cooper is expected to join the Ohio Industrial Commission on a tour of inspection at the Millfield Sun Day Creek mine disaster site today. He will review relief efforts by charitable groups for the miners and their families.
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Myers Y. Cooper
Ohio Industrial Commission
Sunday Creek
Millfield
Spaghetti King Luccioni Defies Jail Diet
Floriendo Luccioni the Cleveland spaghetti magnate and opera patron arrived at Mahoning County Jail for a six month liquor sentence and secured meals from a nearby Italian restaurant for himself and former jail cook Paul Courbis. He requested ongoing inroom meals and provided bedding and extra clothes.
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Youngstown
U.P
Floriendo Luccioni
Cleveland
Mahoning County
Luccioni
Paul Courbis
Courbis
Himslf
Sherif Adam Stone
Akron Democrat seeks recount after narrow Fourteenth District loss
D W Harter of Akron, a Democrat, has asked for a recount after Francis Seiberling won reelection to Congress in the Fourteenth District by about 500 votes. Harter argues a recount is warranted.
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Columbus
D. W. Harter
Akron
Francis Seiberling
Seiberling
Narow
Harter
Next War to feature deadly gases and advanced aviation
A 1950 United Press dispatch argues future conflicts will blend science and secrecy with gases and new weapons. Aviation and naval air power, including carriers and dirigibles, dominate the envisioned war plan alongside a continuing battleship role, while Russia’s aggression is cited as the era’s major threat. Peace remains elusive since the armistice twelve years past.
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United Pres
Washington
Nev
U.R
Armistice Day Honors At Tomb Of Unknown Soldier
Washington observes the twelfth Armistice Day with a wreath laid at the tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Arlington. President Hoover and family depart for the cemetery at 10 a.m. to honor war dead as military leaders join in the ceremonial salute.
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Washington
U.P
Woodrow Wilson
America
Hoover
Arlington National Cemetery
Hurley
Navy
Adams
Charles P. Summerall
Army
William V. Pratt
Naval Operations
Mystery Veils Identity of Fire Torture Murder Victim
In Cleveland Bedford case authorities reveal the victim’s identity remains unknown with only the initials EP on the shirt neck band. Coroner Pearse says death came from a pickaxe blow. body found in woods near Bedford after torture by fire, with two bullets fired from a nearby pistol.
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Bedford
Cleveland
Cuyahora County
Hedford
Arthur J. Pearse
Pearse
John Kovach
Plesh
Reds in Ohio Denied as Communists Target National Guard
In Cleveland on November 11 officials rejected William F. Long’s claim that Communists tried to gain a foothold in the Ohio National Guard. Long alleged a 650 percent rise in communist activity and cited riots and demonstrations, while O N G officers argued Cleveland remains an open shop town outside the building trades.
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U.P
William F. Long
Associated Industries, Inc
Open Shop
Washington
Ohio National Guard
A. Washington Disputch
Long
Bachman
West Virginia
France Honors Dead on Armistice Anniversary
France observed the twelfth Armistice anniversary with nationwide ceremonies. One minute of silence at 4 00 p m marked the day as sunshine blessed remembrance. Troops and officials decorated memorials including Georges Clemenceau's grave at Vendée.
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Paris
U.P
France
Marshall Kroch
Compiegne Forest
Georges Clemenceau
Vendee
Athens High Girls Tennis Draws 125 Signups
More than 125 girls signed up for tennis at Athens Senior High School during class and after school. A tournament is underway on new courts built this summer at Mil Street Athletic Field. Finals are planned this week per Miss Ethel Mekinen. The courts are maintained by students and funded by the Athens Kiwanis Club which purchased the wire.
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Athens Senior High School
Mil Street
Ethel Mekinen
Athens Kiwanis Club
Armistice Day Address by Hoover Urges Peace Effort
President Hoover’s Armistice Day address honors the heroic dead and calls for renewed effort toward peace. He cites the London Naval Treaty of 1930, warns of ongoing international tensions, and stresses the role of understanding, justice, and goodwill amid growing global contacts and disputes.
Bandits Active in Toledo Robberies Kidnaping
In Toledo last night a banditry wave prompted police to investigate five men five men were abducted and robbed with one victim forced to drive to Chicago and a prominent local couple robbed in their home the trouble area remains under scrutiny by authorities.
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Toledo
Chicago
White Speaks At New York Ohio Governor-Elect at Society Dinner
Governor-elect George White of Ohio addressed the Ohio Society of New York on their forty-fifth anniversary. He pledged cooperation with administration plans to relieve unemployment and hinted at bipartisan moves to curb partisanship. White said he would be willing to “mortgage the capitol” to prevent Ohioans from starving.
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New York
U.P
George White
Ohio
Ohio Society of New York
White
Society
Thore
Repeal Law Petitions Circulated in Belmont County
Belmont County authorities seek retrial for three Cleveland Communists as petitions to repeal the Ohio Criminal Syndicalism Law are printed for Mrs Yetta Lang. Circulation planned in 44 of the state’s counties with 75000 signatures required. Attorney General Bettman certified form correctness.
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ST. Clairsville
Navy
U.P
Ohio
Belmont County
Cleveland
Yetta Lang
Bettman
Boy Hanged In Ontario Tree Mystery
In Smithville Ontario a 12 year old boy Charles Royal Lampman was found hanging by a rope from a pine tree on his foster father James L Lampman farm. Authorities consider possible homicide after noting the boy wore heavy boots and a skillfully tied noose, uncertain cause.
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Smithville
Ont
Charles Royal Lampman
James L. Lampman
Charles
Ohio State Journalism Student Killed in Crash Near Columbus
Lt Paul Leonard Insley 23 of Worthington a senior in the Ohio State University College of Journalism died when his car collided with a tree near Columbus early today.
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Columbus
Paul Leonard Insley
Worthington
College of Journalism
Ohio State University
Will Rogers weighs congressional control and timing
Beverly Hills columnist Will Rogers jokes that the fight to control Congress hinges on who is living when seated. He notes the odd election-to-office delay and the paradox that defeated members stay while elected ones stay out, urging a young man expected to live long.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Congress
Will
Athens Parade Opens Big Veterans Event in Athens
Thousands of World War veterans joined a parade through Athens marking the Armistice anniversary. The event drew more than 100 fraternal, civic and business groups and ended with an ox roast at the Athens County Fairgrounds. Prizes for floats included a silver ship entry by Ohio Fuel and Gas Co and top honors for the Athens Red Cross hospital tent.
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Athens
Athena County Fairgrounds
Kk. T. Crossen Post
American Leesion
Athens County
State Street
Athens County Fairgrounds
Lewion
Major Constock
W. W. Ankenbrand
U. & S&s Ohio
Ohio Fuel and Gas Co
Red Cross
Athens Red Cross
Athens Business and
Woermen's Club
Chloe Kileetrie
Athens Fraternal Order Eagles
Athens Lodge Elks
Isaak Walton League
J. J. Eberle
Nelsonville
W. By Kampf
Doolitle
J. MH. Cline
Albany
Charles Duncan
Glouster
LL. Thomas
Amesville
Rev. Monday Speaks on Bible as Inspired Word
The Rev. M. A. Monday delivers a revival sermon at the Church of God on why he believes the Bible is the inspired word of God. He cites fulfilled prophecies, unique formation, and its ability to meet human needs amid critics. Tonight’s topic is True Happiness and How To Attain It.
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Seremons
M. A
Bank officials seek removal of judge over bias claim
Mal and Daugherty former heads of the defunct Ohio State Bank filed an application to remove Common Pleas Judge H M Rankin alleging bias and prejudice. The action stems from judicial conduct in the case before the court at Washington D C.
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Common Pleas
H. M. Pankin
Mal
Daugherty
Ohio State Bank
Rankin
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