Japan Will Accept No Settlement Short of Complete Manchuria Victory
Tokyo officials say Japan demands a full settlement of disputes with China over Manchuria and will not accept a patched League of Nations accord. They warn against restoration of the old order and vow to defend the empire's prestige even if it means war, as Nanni River fronts see continued clashes.
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Miles W. Vaughn
United Press
Ro Kio
Japan
China
League of Nations Council
Paris
Manchuria
Chang Hsueh-Liang
League Council
Far East
League of Nations
Jiro Minami
Wakatsuki
Nanni River
Tax plan could lift yearly revenue by 700 million
United Press reports President Hoover’s tax revision plan relies on restoring 1924 law. Treasury says resuming 40 percent surtaxes and gift and inheritance taxes would boost annual revenue by about 700 million, helping close the deficit by year’s end.
Wanted Man Meigs Countain Held to Grand Jury
Harley Hoyd of Meigs County, sought since July for alleged auto theft, was arrested Sunday night by Sheriff Wayne Wingett. Hoyd pleaded not guilty before Magistrate C. H. Porter and was bound over to Athens County Common Pleas Court on a $1000 bond. Affidavits charging Hoyd with forgery for cashing two worthless checks in Athens last summer would be filed today. John McConaha of Circle Hill pleaded guilty to possession of intoxicating liquor and was fined $100 and costs. Elmer Lucas of Coolville pleaded guilty to hunting rabbits out of season and was fined $25 and costs. Cutler Burton of Athens pleaded guilty to intoxication and fined $10 and costs.
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Meigs
Justice Porter
Harley Hoyd
Meigs County
Wayne Wingett
Hoyd
C. H. Porter
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Wingett
Athens
John McConaha
Circle Hill
Porter
George Rasp
Joe Jonas
Elmer Lucas
Coolville
B. F. Schwartz
Cutler Burton
Third Peeper Speaks in West Virginia High School Scandal
Morgantown West Virginia November 17 U P third janitor spy witness Percy H Smith was scheduled to testify in the trial detailing alleged clandestine meetings between Dr John Thomas West Morgan town High School principal and two women teachers. Jess H May O D Harris and Superintendent Charles E McCorkle described the janitors being told by rkle to obtain the facts after reports of immorality at the high school surfaced.
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Morgantown
W. Va
U.P
John Thomas West
Morgantown High School
Percy H. Smith
Jess H. May
O. D. Harris
Charles E. McCorkle
Waters Wins Wellston Mayoral Race After Recount
Theodore Waters Republican won the Wellston mayoral post by a five vote margin over Democrat Thomas E. Webb after a county election board recount of the November 8 election. The official canvass margin remains unchanged from the initial tally.
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Jackson, CO
U.R
Theodore Waters
Wellston
County Election Board
Waters
Thomas E. Webb
Kenton hunter shoots rare white cock pheasant
Frank Rogers of Kenton fired at a white cock pheasant north of Mt Victory shortly after beginning a hunt. The bird is described as a rare species.
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Kenton, CO
A.R
Mt. Victory
Frank Rogers
Kenton
Good Intentions Drive Athens County Community Chest Campaign
T. M. Wolfe told workers at Hotel Berry luncheon that sympathy and goodwill must be backed by funds. He said the Community Chest and Athens County Welfare Association operate as a coordinated, modern effort to fight destitution, discouragement, and family dissolution.
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T. M. Wolfe
Hotel Berry
Athens
Help Yourself Japan Hope Deferred Stock Weak Create New Money
Arthur Brisbane urges wartime domestic effort through Welfare Association funds managed by a Trustees board and an Advisory Council drawn from agencies and university experts. He argues coordinated welfare work, fully utilized dollars, and personal sacrifice to inspire broader giving amid unemployment and hardship.
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Japan
Russia
The
Welfare Association
Clearing House Committee
Europe and Japan drift toward noninterference in China
Europe and its league of nations concede to Japan a free hand in China saying all right then take it. Japan expects talk not war from Europe and the United States, exiting with a tacit approval of expansion in China.
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Europe
League of Nations
Japan
China
United States
America
Russia and China Face Pressure Over Japan Emergence
The essay argues Russia and northern China remain hostile and aided by Russia, ready to resist Japan. It suggests conflict will persist in the East until China and Russia yield space to Japan, with Russia reluctant to permit a new Japanese empire at its eastern border.
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Russia
China
Japan
Rusegia
Wall Street Summary Loses Ground Then Rises
The week on Wall Street was poor with declines and rallies in turn. New York Central plunged over 200 dollars a share from the 1920s high, copper stocks showed cautious optimism on anticipated production limits.
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Wall Street
Valley of Diamonds
New York Central
Eight Missing In Delaware Bay Found Safe
CAPE MAY New Jersey November 17 eight persons missing in Delaware Bay since they set out in their 28 foot cabin cruiser Sunday were found safe today Coast guard headquarters advised the eight three teachers and five young men were found at the 14 foot bank lighthouse in the lower Delaware They are being brought to Cape May on a coast guard cutter The eight were lost in heavy fog over the Atlantic coast yesterday about 10 am They sighted the lighthouse and the cruiser tied up while the group took refuge within the lighthouse None was the worse for the experience reports said
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Cape May
N. J
U.P
Delaware Bay
Coast Guard
Delaware
Atlantic Seaboard
O. K. Will-Ours Is Thursday Night at The Midnight Hour
Beverly Hills residents urged to support local unemployment benefit drives at theaters. The note signed by Will promises proceeds benefit the community and hints at plans for future home building ideas and safety tips.
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O. K
Will
Noah Beery Rescued From Blizzard on Mt Baldy
Noah Beery motion picture actor was rescued after two days marooned in a Mt Baldy cabin by heavy snows. A. H. Woods and William Farnum led the search with a guide. brother Wallace Beery was thought lost but later found safe in Amarillo Texas. Nearly four feet of snow piled on San Bernardino slopes.
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Los Angeles
U.R
Mt. Baldy
Noah Beery
Palmdale
Beery
A. H. Woods
New York
William Farnum
Screen
Wallace Beery
Hollywood
Wallace
Amarillo
Tex
QO. G. Norris
A. L. Hendricks
Robert Elliot
Elliott
Little White Eagle
San Bernardino Mountains
Hoover to confer with Italian minister on world problems
President Hoover announced a 4 p.m. White House conference with Dino Grandi, Italy's foreign minister, to discuss world problems. The session, not on Grandi's official program, was arranged today with Secretary of State Stimson also expected to attend.
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Washington
Hoover
Dino Grandi
White House
Grandi
Stimson
Ohio Vital Statistics Report Shows County Death Rates
Ohio 1930 death rate statewide 11.41 with 76 216 deaths and 117 611 births. Morgan County highest death rate among counties. Kenton highest city rate. Painesville 29.73 led cities. Scioto County had highest and lowest birth rates, Gallia boosted by epilepsy institution. ages 15 and 46 show notable birth counts.
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Columbus
Summit County
Ohio
Grandview
Franklin County
I. C. Plummer
State Division of Vital Statistics
Morgan County
Kenton
Hardin County
Gallia County
Gallipolis
Scioto County
Plummer
Painesville
Rabbit Season Opens Ends In Multiple Fatal Hunting Accidents
Three hunters died on the first day of the rabbit season across Ohio. Medina saw Stanley Mezamec fatally shot in an accident. Lorain reported William Lingle killed when a second hand shotgun exploded as he pulled the trigger. Alliance saw Kenneth Holmes die from a gunshot while shooting at a rabbit. Cincinnati reported Clyde Leroy Sukeforth wounded in the eye in a hunting accident.
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Columbus
Medina
Stanley Mezamec
Lorain
William Lingle
Wee
Alliance
Kenneth Holmes
Akron
Cincinnati
Clyde Leroy Sukeforth
Cincinnati Reds
Survivor found wandering beach may be Baden Baden crewman
A man found wandering on the Boquilla beach in Colombia talked incoherently of days tossed at sea and was believed to be a survivor from the wrecked schooner Baden Baden. Eleven crew members were rescued from the vessel.
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Bogota
Colomfua
Boquilla
Baden- Baden
Ohio relief chief warns counties face $15 million shortfall
Governor White's relief committee estimates Ohio sub-divisions need 24.79 million for relief through April 1, with deficits up to 1.99 million in Cuyahoga and 16,905 in Vinton. About 403,000 unemployed statewide, up 53,000 since September, may push for a special legislative session.
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Vinton County
Cuyahoga County
Vinton
Cuyahoga
White
Weather Outlook: Warm North American Temps to Plunge
Yesterday high readings ranged from Raleigh to 80 in New Orleans and San Antonio. Today’s low spans Calgary 16, Battleford 14, Medicine Hat 14. Over the next 36 hours expect continued warmth then rain tonight and Wednesday, followed by a sharp cold snap with temperatures at or below freezing by Thursday morning.
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Raleigh
New Orleans
San Antonio
Calga
Battleford
Medicine Hat
Enthusiastic Progress Report From Athens Community Drive
Enthusiastic reports on day one as Community Chest workers report generous responses in Athens and Athens County. The drive aims to raise 15000 to aid destitute families with pledges designating agencies such as Salvation Army Red Cross Emergency Special Relief General Expense Fund Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Hospital Fund and WC A Relief. A noon meeting at Hotel Berry with Rotary Club and future luncheon planned for tomorrow to review progress.
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Hotel Berry
Athens
Athens County
Salvation Army
Red Cross
Boy Scouts
Red Cross Grants More Relief Here
The Athens County Red Cross Chapter received an additional 800 grant from the national Red Cross to fund relief work for two more months. For the past year the national body has given 10616.41 dollars, with drought and civilian relief supported.
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Athens County
Red Cross
National Red Cross Organization
National Red Cross
Mias Pearl French
Athena County Red Cross
Midnight charity show at Ohio Theater features Rky-Hae and entertainment
An Ohio Theater midnight show Thursday will donate all proceeds to the Community Chest. The program includes the feature Rky-Hae! with Thomas Meighan, music by Russ Bolin's Orchestra of Ohio University, songs by Al Lewis, and tap tricks by Gerald Cummings. Inspirational talks were given at the luncheon by Rev. Lloyd Evans, Prof. C. N. Mackinnon, and Mrs. W. L. Gard, with Major M. Johnson presiding and R. Hess addressing solicitors.
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Ohio Theater
Community Chest
Thomas Meighan
Russ Bolin
Ohio University
al Lewis
Gerald Cummings
Lloyd Evans
Nelsonville
C. N. Mackinnon
Mra
W. L. Gard
Major M. Johnson
R. ©. Hess
Captivity Ends For Denver Candy Salesman
Walter E. Funk, 45, was released by three men after being held for more than 165 hours. The Denver salesman was kidnapped near Plateville, Colo, during a $4 000 bank robbery. He called his wife from Greeley to say he had been freed. Authorities feared foul play during the hours of confinement.
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Denver
Colo
Walter E. Funk
Funk
Plateville
National Bank
Greeley
Baker as Key Speaker in Boston Chamber Luncheon
Newton D. Baker appeared as principal speaker at the Boston Chamber of Commerce luncheon. His address on international debts fueled renewed interest in blocking Roosevelt’s 1932 nomination while Baker keeps clear of presidential politics.
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Boston
Newton D. Baker
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Baker
Tales of a Neighborly Community In Welfare Work
A year of Community Chest funded aid in Athens County schools fed over 800 undernourished children across 21 schools with milk or hot lunches. Neighbors and teachers supplied equipment and volunteers, recording weight gains of four to five pounds after one month.
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Athens County
Economies of Stabilization Up for Study
The Ohio Chamber of Commerce criticized Governor White’s unemployment commission and announced a new committee to study the economics of business stabilization and unemployment. Frank B. McMillin asserted deeper causes lie in anti-trust laws and other regulatory factors affecting business mood.
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Columbus
George White
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Frank B. McMillin
Chamber
Grandi Arrives in Washington for Talks and Sightseeing
Dino Grandi, Mussolini's minister, arrives in Washington with his wife and meets Secretary Stimson and President Hoover family for a day of conferences. A fog at New York harbor derailed a planned flight to Washington with Charles Lindbergh, altering reception plans.
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Washington
U.P
America
Fanciat
Italy
Dino Grandi
Benito Mussolini
Stimson
Hoover
Stimsons
William E. Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Grandi
New York Harbor
Charles A. Lindbergh
D. A. R. Blamed In School Reappointment Protest
Harry Dworkin of Cleveland Ohio State University Law School protested to the Columbus City School Board that the Daughters of the American Revolution influenced his nonreappointment as an Americanization teacher. Superintendent Collicott said Dworkin’s teaching record was clear but the D A R objected due to alleged Communistic tendencies, leading to his omission from reappointment.
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Columbus
U.P
Daughters of the American Revolution
Harry Dwakin
Cleveland
Ohio State University Law School
Liberal Club
Dworkin
Hatfield Relative Sentenced for Forgery in Ohio Penitentiary
G. W. Hatfield aged 63, kin of the Hatfields, was sentenced to Ohio Penitentiary for forgery of a $250 check drawn on a Williamson West Virginia bank. He pleaded guilty and faces three to twenty years in prison.
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Portsmouth
West Virginia
Hatfield McCoy
G. W. Hatfield
Notorius Hatfield
Ohio
Williamson
W. Va
Tax Proposals Expand Rates and Exemptions in Congress
Federal tax plans floated by multiple lawmakers seek higher top income and inheritance tax rates, raising the threshold for exemptions such as the $3,500 married personal deduction and taxing gifts before death. Also under review are excise taxes on luxuries including tobacco, theater admissions, radios, cosmetics, soft drinks, and checks above set amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.R
Congress
Hoover plan outlines tax changes to balance federal budget
Treasury experts revise the 1924 system aiming to reduce the deficit with a $700 million plan to be sent to Congress in three weeks. The White House will likely include higher excise taxes on luxuries and possibly some necessities, with income and inheritance taxes rising. Republicans show unity for tax increases, while Democrats split on the timing and scope.
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Treasury
Congress
Mr. Hoover
White House
House
John Garner
Hoover
Mellon
Hunting season safety measures urged after three deaths
State Conservation Council chair A. F. Moon says three deaths and many injuries mark the hunting season. He cites that limiting hunters to a reasonable number on any one tract could improve safety and reduce incidents.
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Columbus
State Conservation Council
A. F. Moon
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