Floor Leader Battle To Be Decided By G O P Conference
Washington dispatch reports Republicans in the House meet to choose their floor leader as Tilson and Bert Snell contend for the post. Many ballots are expected with favorite son candidates complicating the race. Democrats hold a majority and ready to organize the House.
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Washington
House
John Q. Tilson
Connecticut
Bert and
H. Snell
New York
Tilson
Nicholas Longworth
New Jersey
Arson Plot Thwarted at Sunshine Furniture
Firemen stopped a planned arson in the Sunshine Furniture basement in Cleveland. Twelve gasoline barrels linked by soaked excelsior were primed for ignition. A passerby saw smoke and saved the building. sprinklers were off. A night watchman, dismissed four days earlier after 13 years on the job, is implicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U.P
Sunshine Furniture Company
Winter Lingers with Gloomy Skies in Athens District
Old Man Winter shows a half hearted effort to arrive in Ste Athens district with a cloudy sky and a threat of rain or snow. Temperatures Sunday reached 50 overnight 44 with light rainfall totaling .72 inch. The Hocking River rose to four feet today.
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Hocking
Former Lt Governor Braden Files Candidacy for Secretary
In Columbus Ohio on November 30 former lieutenant governor George C Braden of Warren announced his bid for the Republican nomination for secretary of state. Braden, chairman of the state tax commission, served a two month term as lieutenant governor after finishing Earl D Bloom's unexpired term before resigning to become state commerce director.
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Columbus, CO
U.B
Brown
George C. Braden
Warren
Braden
State Tax Commission
Earl D. Bloom
Bowling Green
Gandhi predicts hell for Britain in India freedom struggle
In London on November 30 Gandhi emerged through fog to declare plans to renew the struggle for India's independence. He warned there is going to be hell and said he would leave Saturday for Bombay to resume his weaponless campaign against England.
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Gandhi
Britain
London
Mahatma M. K. Gandhi
India
Bombay
England
More Than 100 Navajos Marooned in New Mexico Blizzard
News reports say over 100 Navajo men women and children remained stranded on western New Mexico mesas six days after a blizzard. About 200 reached Gallup yesterday exhausted after a harsh rescue effort. eleven perished. rescues continue as crews push to reach Cerro Alta and Santa Rita Mesas.
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Gallup
N. M
U.P
New Mexico
Ramah
Cerro Alta
Santa Rita Mesas
Shall I Buy Silver and Blue Eyes Win
Column by Arthur Brisbane discusses market mood and public sentiment on precious metals and investing. It weighs hints of value in silver against broader economic signals and personal discernment.
Desert teachers seek desert experiments near Mohave
In Hodge California on November 28 a writer proposes a desert project in the Mohave Desert offering retired teachers and other adults a risk free chance to live simply, rest and study the sky and stars with small houses built for a dozen families.
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Hodge
Calif
Ideal region as a base for selecting a permanent coast dwelling
The region is proposed as an exploring base for choosing a permanent coast dwelling. Suitable in fall, spring, and winter, it sits 2300 feet above sea level and is too hot in summer for many. Living is cheap with most foods inexpensive, and there is room for a million people without crowding.
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East
Middle West
Reader questions on silver value and investment stance
The writer refrains from giving buy or stock advice on silver. He argues that silver’s price depends on its recognition as money and wide international demand, suggesting a long low mood unless Asia Mexico and other nations with large populations gain ability to purchase silver from the U S. Continued on Page 4.
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Asia
Mexico
Coast Guard Seeks Missing Fishermen From Jones Inlet
Coast guardsmen search for at least seven fishing party members who left Jones Inlet early Sunday morning and have not returned. Seven are linked to the Harvey Republican Club of Astoria Queens, including Richard Gray a retired police captain.
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Jones Inlet
Harvey Republican Club
Astoria
Queens
Richard Gray
Roush Will Admitted to Probate in Court
In probate court the will of Thomas B. Roush was admitted to probate today confirming his estate proceeds to be distributed as directed by the document.
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Thomas B. Roush
Dry Crusader shoots youth aiding him in attempted cleanup drive
Daniel J. Gilday a 65 year old special state's attorney investigator wounded Herman Knoll 18 and hurt his companion Herman Alkema 18 while he claimed a South Side cleanup plan. Knoll was shot after trying to help Gilday home. Police found a tear gas gun and liquor bottle on Gilday and questioned him without charge while Knoll's condition determined. Friends say liquor was planted and Gilday has fought police for years.
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Chicago
Daniel J. Gilday
Herman Knoll
Herman Alkema
Gilday
Knoll
Englewood
South Side
Herman
State's Attorney's Office
E. J. Davis
Better Government Association
Davis
Reform
Face Theft Charge Strouds Run Men Plead Not Guilty
Three Strouds Run men Basil Coe Frank Tucker and Arthur West arraigned before Magistrate C H Porter on sheep theft from John Gillette each pleading not guilty and receiving 100 bond. Otto Graham Sand Ridge also pleads not guilty to petit larceny over potatoes with 100 bond. Harold Zutavera Trimble Township pleads not guilty on a failure to provide charge and is bound over to Athens County Common Pleas Court on 400 bond.
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Strouds Run
John Gillette
C. H. Porter
Basil Coe
Frank Tucker
Arthur West
Otto Graham
Sand Ridge
Harold Zutavera
Trimble Township
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Marriage License Abrahm L Corbin Jr and Blanche Curtis
Abraham L. Corbin Jr age 22 of Columbus and Blanche Curtis 21 of Hockingport obtain a license with waiver granted. John Nogrady 21 of Glouster and Margaret Danch 18 of Glouster apply for license.
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Abraham L. Corbin, Jr
Columbus
Blanche Curtis
Hockingport
William Curtis
John Nogrady
Glouster
Daniel Nogrady, Jr
Margaret Danch
John Danch
Hiccoughed Patient Seeks Relief After Eighteen Days
Mt Vernon Nov 30 Carl Morlacher a newsdealer who three years ago hiccoughed for three weeks is under treatment after eighteen days of persistent hiccups. He followed the case of Ira King of Mansfield who was cured by an operation and hiccoughed for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiccoughs
MT. Vernon
U.P
Carl Mhorlacher
Ira King
Mansfield
Prohibition Agent Faces Murder Charge in Englewood
Prohibition Director Woodcock says Henry Dierks used brute force and no brama in an incident where Dierks allegedly shot and killed Milford Smith, 20, in Englewood Colorado after finding the youth with a few ounces of wine. Dierks has been suspended and charged with murder.
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Brama
Prohibition
Woodcock
Henry Dierks
Milford Smith
Englewood
Colorado
Dierks
Hungry Army to Enter Ohio En Route East
About 155 marchers will enter Ohio December 1 as part of the hunger march from Detroit. The two routes pass through Cincinnati and Columbus toward Pittsburgh, with a second group via Sandusky and Cleveland toward Youngstown. Rest stops planned in Columbus December 2 and Cleveland December 2. Destination remains Pittsburgh with final arrival by December 4.
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Columbus
U.P
Frank Henderson
Intelligence
National “Army of the Hungry
Ohio
Cincinnati
Martins Ferry
Hamilton
Middletown
Dayton
Springfield
London
Zanesville
Cambridge
Henderson
Toledo
Detroit
Sandusky
Lorain
Cleveland
Akron
Barberton
Mansillon
Canton
Alliance
Selem
Youngstown
Pittsburgh
School Affairs Opinions Issued By Attorney General Bettman
Columbus reports Attorney General Bettman released two opinions on school administration. One holds Jackson County pupils displaced by school suspension may forgo transportation. The other says boards may use mechanical signatures on payroll checks when authorized by the officers named. A third notes one person cannot hold city auditor and county deputy auditor roles simultaneously in the same county.
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Columbus
U.R
Bettman
Jackson County
Fred W. Everett, Jr
Jackson
Bureau of Inspection and Supervision of
Board of Education
Rs K
Salaswesare
Curtis to Run Again for Vice President Nomination
Vice President Charles Curtis announced he will seek re nomination to the vice-presidency. He confirmed he will not pursue the Senate seat from Kansas after months of consideration.
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Curtis
Washington
U.R
Charles Curtis
Kansas
Injured man crushed under wagon in New Straitsville incident
Grant Alloway of Orville was hurt Friday when he slipped from a fodder wagon transferring to his barn. He fell between wagon and horses. the wagon passed over him, bruising chest and shoulders but no bones were broken.
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New Straitsville
Grant Alloway
Orville
Henry Lambert 78 Dies at Logan Father of Fern and Orville
Henry Lambert 78 died Sunday at Logan. He was a well known resident and father of Fern Lambert and Orville gro cer. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at Gore Ohio where burial will be made.
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New Straitsville
Henry Lambert
Logan
Lambert
Fern Lambert
Orville Grocer
Gore, O
Japan Rejects League Zone Plan in Manchuria Direct Talks Sought
Paris dispatch reports Japan refusing the League of Nations Council plan for a neutral zone in Manchuria and insisting on direct negotiations with China. Japan’s note, delivered to Briand by Kenkichi Yoshizawa, reiterates opposition to third‑party observers and stresses bilateral talks.
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Japan
Manchuria
Paris
China
League of Nations Council
Chinchow
Great Wall
Kenkichi Yoshizawa
Aristide Briand
League
Hiiand
Yoshizawa
Only 2 Killed On Ohio Roads
Ohio traffic accidents dropped during the first cold wave with only two fatalities reported. Farmer Willi Brendt, 56, died after his tractor overturned on State Route 24 near Napoleon while hauling sugar beets. Joseph Condl, 4, of Shaker Heights, died when his car skidded and overturned near Willoughby. Three hospital workers from Athens State Hospital were injured near Pomeroy, with Della Greene sustaining a fractured skull and a broken hip.
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Columbus
Ohio
United Press
Willi Brendt
Napoleon
Joseph Condl
Shaker Heights
Cleveland
Willoughby
O. Mra
R. D. Young
Della Greene
Elizabeth Holland
Athens State Hospital
Pomeroy
To Talk of Germany Lecture by E H Mueller at OHIO
E H Mueller new Ohio University German Department member will speak Tuesday at 7 in Room 215 Ellis Hall on Medieval Germany. The talk will be in German and illustrated with stereoptican slides. Mueller, a native German, has traveled and visited the described locales. Attendance open to all German readers.
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E. H. Mueller
Ohio University German Department
Ellis Hall
Medeival
Germany
Mueller
Pirates Pick George Gibson To Lead Club
George Gibson former Pirates manager is named as manager to replace Jewel Ens who resigned amid the 1931 season. Barney Dreyfuss, Pirates president, announced the appointment today.
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Pirate
Pittsburgh
U.P
George Gibson
Jewel Ens
Barney Dreyfuss
Pirates
Ens
Weather report highlights eastern pressure drift and colder trend
Yesterday’s highs ranged from 76 to 80 degrees in New Orleans, Miami, and Jacksonville. Today’s lows span from 0 to 6 degrees in Helena, Modena, and Lander. The 36 hour outlook calls for a moderate drop in temperature, increasing cloudiness, and likely light rain tonight followed by colder, cloudy conditions on Tuesday.
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New Orleans
Miami
Jacksonville
Lander
Modena
Helena
Will Wonders Where The G O P Committee Of Investigators Met
A reader letter from Will wonders where the Republican investigating committee met in New York. He mentions Mayor Jimmie Walker and Tom Mooney cases and notes war-time transmission interruptions. He remarks Mooney helped Jimmy in New York and questions secrecy of the committee’s meeting place.
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Will
G.O.P. Committee of Investigators
Jimmie Walker
Tom Mooney
Jim
Mooney
Jimmy
New York
Miner Dies as Gas Pocket Fires in West Virginia Mine
Logan West Virginia November 30 One miner died at Mine No 3 of the Monitor Coal and Coke Company when a blast in a tunnel beneath a creek ignited a gas pocket and flooded the shaft. James Minnick 45 was recovered, Frank Thomas and Will Ball are missing, J F P White of the State Department of Mines aided the search.
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Logan
W. Va
Monitor Coal and Coke Company
J. FP. White
State Department of Mines
James Minnick
Frank Thomas
Will Ball
Seabury Expected to Seek Democratic Nomination in 1932
Judge Samuel Seabury of New York, long an opponent of Tammany Hall, is expected to contend for the Democratic presidential nomination in 1932. He is said to have western and southern backing, with a central headquarters planned in St. Louis and a campaign shape to emerge within six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.P
Samuel Seabury
Tammany Hall
St. Louis
United Press
Lindbergh Resumes Flight To New York Today
Lindbergh resumes his flight to New York taking off from Flagler Beach in an Army observation bi plane. The date is November 30 and the report is filed from Florida.
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Lindy
Flagler Beach
Fla
U.P
Col
Charlies A. Lindbergh
New York
Million Dollar Incomes Show Sharp Decline
Treasury figures reveal steep drops in high earners and speculative profits from 1929 to 1930. Ohio tax data show decreases in individual returns and corporate gains, with statewide revenues unsettled though 1929 income taxes fell short of 1938 figures in most cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ole Corporation
Minister Falls Dead in Pulpit
Cincinnati pastor Charles Brady aged 62 of Ashbury M E B Church collapsed in the pulpit while sermonizing on Mary Queen of Scots. Death due to apoplexy. He had served in Ironton Columbus Portsmouth and other Ohio towns. Funeral in Racine Wednesday at 2. Burial beside his children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
A.R. Charles Brady
Ashbury
M. EB
Brady
Mary
Ironton
Columbus
Ian Pomeroy
Portsmouth
Racine
Kansans face Senate race uncertainty after Curtis decision
In Topeka on November 30 Republicans faced doubt as Vice-President Curtis declined a Senate run. Three clear contenders emerged: Henry J. Allen former Senator Homer Hoch and Clyde Reed former governor. The Curtis move leaves Dr John R Brinkley goat gland physician as a potential gubernatorial or senatorial candidate.
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Senate
Topeka
Kans
Curtis
Henry J. Allen
Homer Hoch
Clyde Reed
John R. Brinkley
Bandits Strike Two Shoe Stores as Police Nearby
A gunman robbed Miller United Shoe Store of $200 forcing owner Owen Ferguson to surrender cash. As Ferguson phoned police, the robber and an accomplice entered Golde's Shoe Store next door and slugged proprietor Philip Goldberg before fleeing. Police were four doors away with three squads investigating the incidents.
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Cleveland
Miller United
Golde
Miller
Owen Ferguson
Ferguson
Philip Goldberg
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Margie Kircher
Millie Farino
Jackson County Board
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Tom Mix
Hollywood
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