Brazil Sees Hoover Visit as Deepening US Ties
In Rio de Janeiro on November 22, Brazilian observers say Herbert Hoover's visit will reaffirm longstanding friendship with the United States. They note Brazil seeks closer U S cooperation for mutual and worldwide benefit and may push for Brazil to join the Kellogg Anti War Pact.
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Rio DE Janeiro
U.P
Herbert Hoover
Brazil
Hoover
United States
Alley
Mr. Hoover
Czechoslovakia
Community of Nations
Don Pedro
Philadelphia
Germany
Havana
America
Fazil
Tragic Death as Teen Falls Under Train Wheels
Douglas Jolly a 19 year old youth died in Toledo yesterday after he fell beneath the wheels of a Michigan Central train in an undetermined manner.
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Toledo
Douglas Jolly
Michigan Central
Host of Problems To Face Ohio Legislature At Session in January
Ohio lawmakers will convene January 7 to tackle taxes and related issues. Prohibition enforcement is largely absent from the agenda. Key promises from Governor-Elect Myers Y. Cooper target repeal of higher insurance taxes, ending abutting property assessments for highways, and opposing the direct state levy for government purposes.
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Ohio
Columbus
U.P
Myers Y. Cooper
May and Wife Refuse to Eat in Albany Dispute
A Civil War veteran and his wife in Albany refuse to eat each other’s cooking yet insist on cooking and house duties for themselves. Deputies calm the quarrel and urge a peaceful stay together beyond 50 years. The piece then surveys expected legislative aims for the upcoming session, including reform, economy measures, and a potential short session through May.
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Albany
Alnenys
Wayne Wingett
Wilson Ator
Man with Infantile Paralysis Shows Improvement in Carthage
Otis Bean, a Carthage Township farmer, is improving from infantile paralysis though left arm and leg remain paralyzed. His movement of the left leg returned in two days. Family contacts were not quarantined. Bean will be released once acute symptoms pass. This is the fifth reported case this year and the first adult case. no cases were recorded in 1927.
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Otis Bean
Carthage Township
Bean
Fear Six Men Lost Lives on Ice Cake
Langruth Manitoba reports six men are believed dead after a sheet of thin ice broke away on Lake Manitoba. Five men were on the ice when it drifted from shore. a rescue attempt by fisherman Joe Lopson failed and no trace has been found.
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Fear
Langruth
Manitoba
Lake Manitoba
Joe Loptson
Explosion damages Pittsburg Plate Glass plant injuring workers
An explosion partially wrecked the Pittsburg Plate Glass Company plant in Barberton on November 22. Sixteen men were reported injured as every available physician rushed to the scene.
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Barberton
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
Regular Party Planned by Ohio University YWCA Members
The YWCA of Ohio University will hold a regular party for its members in the YWCA room in East Wing Friday night at 7:30 o clock, announced today.
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Ohio University
East Wing
Abducted 18 year old escapes after wreck in Akron
Eleanor Byerly, 18, an employee of the Goodrich Rubber Company, was abducted in front of her home. She fought to escape as the abductor's car collided with another vehicle at an intersection, then the man abandoned the wreck and fled while police hunted him.
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Akron
U.P
Eleanor Byerly
Goodrich Rubber Company
Record Membership Sale Tops Six Hundred Twenty Thousand
New York November 22 stock exchange activity surged as a membership was sold for 620000, a new high and 5000 above the prior sale made yesterday, signaling continued momentum in the market.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Senator Bender Opposes Rural Court Plan in Ohio
Cleveland Senator George H. Bender warned that a proposed Bar Association bill to create rural courts would replace justices of the peace and mayors, add 88 new judges and numerous deputies, and enable statewide salary gains. He said the measure is backed by the Anti-Saloon League and will be fought in referendum.
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Joint
Committee On
State Bar Association
Justice of the Peace
of Highway Police
Wrietien
Vorys
Columbus
George H. Bender
Cleveland
Bar Association
James A. White
Anti- Saloon League
Bender
Constitutional Government League
Common Pleas
County Commission
Labor Disturbance Reports Denied in Tokyo
The home and foreign offices denied a Koumin agency report of a labor disturbance and killings tied to the November 11 12 enthronement ceremonies. No events occurred as claimed.
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Tokyo
U.P
Koumin News Agency
Four Miners Are Fined by Court
ST. CLAIRSVILLE November 22 UP An indictment accusing Adolph Pacifico vice president of Sub-District No 5 United Mine Workers of America for assault with intent to kill was called for by Prosecutor Paul V Waddell Four miners indicted with Pacifico during the mine strike last summer pled guilty to assault and battery and each paid fines of 25 dollars plus costs
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ST. Clairsville
Adolph Pacifico
United Mine Workers of America
Paul V. Waddell
Pacifico
Trials Set for 12 Indicted Cases in Ath In County
Judge L G Worstell sets trial dates for 12 cases from October grand jury indictments in Athens County Common Pleas Court. Defendants include Douglas Hunt, William Van Meter, Francis Carsey, and others with trials from November 27 to January 7. The Arnold Hintz case was nolled.
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L. G. Worstell
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Douglas Hunt
William van Meter
Francis Carsey
William Lonas
Nelson Gray
Paul Silcott
Homer Evener
Ben Wagner
Glouster
James Sowards
Peter Merz
Don McGill
Russell Childress
Ollie Whitehair
Arnold Hintz
Student Feud in South Ends in Shootings
In Birmingham Alabama on November twenty second a feud between Birmingham-Southern and Howard College students led to the shooting of Montrose Freeman a 220 pound Birmingham-Southern football star by O H Westbrook a junior honor student at Howard Six students from each college have been clipped by factions since the feud began a year ago Westbrook testified Freeman and Byron Matthews went to the drug store where he worked Matthews said they planned to have Westbrook's hair trimmed and Freeman pressed his gunman repertoires then Westbrook drew a revolver and fired.
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Birmingham
Ala
U.P
Birmingham-Southern
Howard Colleges
Montrose Freeman
O. H. Westbrook
Howard
Westbrook
Freeman
Byron Matthews
Matthews
Former Mayor John B. Mosbus Dies After Long Illness
Cincinnati withered Republican former Mayor John B. Mosbus dies at home after a prolonged illness. He would have turned 83 in about two weeks.
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Cincinnati
John B. Mosbus
AF of L backs five day week plan at convention
The American Federation of Labor approved a resolution to champion a five day work week and to urge federal employees under the eight hour day. An eight hour day for firefighters was also urged. Hoover’s message to governors was read and called an endorsement of AFL policies by the President Elect, a first for a national chief executive.
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American Federation of Labor
Hoover
New Orleans
Federation
Herbert Hoover
Conference of Governors
Ralph O. Brewster
Maine
John P. Frey
Metal Trades Department
United States
Frey
Mutiny Charged Against Vestris Crew At Inquiry
Chief Officer Frank M. Johnson testifies before Federal Commissioner Francis O Neill that Vestris crew refused to obey orders to launch lifeboats. He alleges unsafe conditions as water flooded the lamport and holt liner, which sank off the Virginia coast with 114 dead. Johnson says Captain Carey did not explain why no SOS was sent until 7 p m November 12.
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Vestris
Harry Ferguson
United Press
New York
Lamport
Holt
Virginia
Frank M. Johnson
Sec
United States
Francis O'Neill
Johnson
Coolidge Rejects Norris Morin Bill with Pocket Veto
President Coolidge told a Congressional delegation at the White House he would veto the Norris Morin Muscle Shoals bill even with changes, fearing government involvement in retail power and fertilizer. He suggested he might sign the Madden wartime nitrate and power lease bill if revised and passed.
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Washington
Coolidge
White House
Congress
Hoover itinerary details after Chile visit released
Details of Herbert Hoover's plans after leaving the battleship Maryland at Valparaiso Chile on his South American tour were received by the Navy today from the vessel.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Maryland
Valparaiso
Chile
Navy
Absconder James O Neil Arrested in New Orleans
Justice Department announced the arrest of reporter James B. O Neil of Los Angeles in New Orleans on charges of absconding with 176000 in Liberty Bonds from the Los Angeles National Bank. Rewards totaling 13000 were offered for his capture.
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Washington
Justice Department
New Orleans
Los Angeles National Bank
James B. O'Neil
Los Angeles
Georgia Governor Commutes Woman's Death to Life
In Chatsworth Georgia Gov Hardman commutes Eula Mae Thompson death sentence to life for the murder of Coleman Osborne the country store keeper. Court records indicate she conspired to rob but not to kill. Osborne's killer was executed while her husband and Jim Moss faced the electric chair. Thompson, the first woman sentenced to death in Georgia, had confessed and named a lover accomplice.
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Chatsworth
U.P
Hardman
Georgia
Eula Mae Thompson
Coleman Osborne
North Georgia
Osborne
Jim Moss
Police Chief and Mrs South Injured in Dayton Crash
Police Chief Ben South of Wilmington and his wife were seriously injured when their car collided with a machine on the Dayton Xenia Pike late yesterday. The other driver was described as a Negro. Mrs South was reported near death today. Chief South remained in serious condition.
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Dayton
Ben South
Wilmington
South
Dayton-Xenia Pike
Steamer Charles R Wilson Sinks in Ohio River
Captain Wright and Chief Engineer John Huber along with ten crew members including two women cooks reached shore in a yawl after the Charles R Wilson capsized near Gallipolis Island. The 160 foot, 23 foot wide vessel valued at 40,000 dollars sank in a gale while towing sand and gravel between Gallipolis Huntington and Ashland.
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Gallipolis
U.rh
Charles R. Wilson
Ohio River
Tovat Wright
John Huber
Ohio River Dredging Company
Huntington
W. Va
Ashland
Charleston
Pittsburgh
Gallipolis Island
Wright
Ohio
Gallia County Fair Grounds
King Predicts Boulder Dam Bill Will Pass
Senator King a leading Boulder Dam opponent met with President Coolidge at the White House and predicted the Boulder Dam bill would pass in some form. He warned the measure remains unwise and unjust to involved states and said he would offer amendments. He also pressed Philippine independence citing moral duty and economic issues from sugar competition.
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Washington
King
Boulder Dam
White House
Boulder Canyon
Coolidge
United States
Philippines
Horse With Rabies Bites Two Persons in Chicago
A wild horse believed rabid chased through Chicago streets injuring Cecilia Gold, 26, who suffered a bite to her right hand and two broken fingers after the animal trampled her. William Frazin, 16, was bitten on the shoulder and knocked down while trying to intervene before police shot the animal.
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Chicago
U.P
Cecila Gold
Haydenville man found guilty in paternity case
Joseph Weed of Haydenville was found guilty in Athens County Probate Court of being the father of an illegitimate child. He was ordered to pay the plaintiffs 140 dollars and costs of prosecution after a jury trial. Beatrice Getbers of Nemouviia filed an affidavit.
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Joseph Weed
Haydenville
Weed
Athens County
Beatrice Getbers
Nemouviia
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