Dying Declaration Case in Mercer County Court
A Mercer county court case over Minnie Stull’s murder charge involving her stepson Mickey reports a judge ruling out a dying declaration as evidence. The trial centered on alleged push into boiling water and questions of Mickey’s competence and the dying statement’s admissibility in Greenbrier county venue.
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Mickey Stull
Lad
Brothers
Lewisbure
W.va
Minnie Stull
Mickey
Princeton
Mercer County
Mre
Stall
Alrcuit
Yente
Greenbrier County
Yudga Summers
H. Sharp
Greenbririer County
Patenay
Princeton Hospital Ag
Thoss
Mercer County Criminal Court
Offeult Court
Cas
Greenbrier Qoanty
Alma
Claytor Hoke
Durée
Wade
Midic
John R.pendleton
Defence Counsel
Sharp
Pendleton
Pennsylvania Governor Pinchot Income Controversy
In Harrisburg on November 30 the Pennsylvanian governor faced a clash over fulfilling a proposal to donate a quarter of his annual gross income to relief. Governor Pinchot cited his 1930 income around 52,000 while dismissing calls for full donations from himself and spouses as impractical. The dispute touches on the governor’s 1931 income projections and relief contributions.
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Farrisburg
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
Davis
Washington
Bot
Barnum
Ahowjoan
U. S. Treasury Department
Ny Krose
Aa Saare
Roynor Hidiatad
Page Bevan
Walker governor high school boy will meet today
San Francisco reports James J Walker III adding a public appeal to Gov Rolph for Mooney clemency while detailing his illness and plans to address the Downtown Association. The mayor’s remarks touch on his career, musical connections, and California visit. The narrative notes his casual demeanor and patient adherence to doctors orders as he prepared for a civic luncheon.
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Walker
San Francisco
Develaring
James J. Walker
Touskee
Tom Mooney
New York
James Rolph Jr
San
John Gallwey
California
Mooney
TV Am
Atete
Luichéon
Ernest R. Ball
Ball
Puder
Lu“t
Tor
Hundreds to be put to work on wire order
Pluteburgh November 30 officials announced that several hundred men will be employed when the Pag Steel and Wire company of Monesasa begins work on a 6 million dollar order for wire used in constructing the Golden Gate bridge in San Francisco. The contract, delayed by litigation in California, was awarded here two months ago. The bridge will span San Francisco Bay.
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Pluteburgh
Pags Steal and Wire Company
Monesasa
Golden Gate Bridge
San Francisco
California
San Francisco Bay
New Eyeght 16 Given To X Rays In New Light
St Louis reports a new style X ray technique shown to the Radiological Society of North America. The method creates clearer pictures of stomach ulcers for diagnosis. Gregory Coly of New York repeated studies and noted this X ray evidence might indicate the disease itself is rarely fatal.
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St. Louis
Ratiological Society of North America
Federal Hunger Marchers Invade Washington Plot
Secret service in several cities traced telegrams to President Hoover demanding free food and lodging for hunger marchers heading to Washington for a demonstration. The movement is described as led by Communists with at least one radical sister organization involved. Police gird for potential unrest as organizers, including Benjamin, plan city meetings and end-of-week actions while authorities vow to prevent provocation and protect rights.
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Washington
Secret Service
Hoover
Arm Iar
White House
Oo Es
Preparationa Havai Gona
H Tan Polise
Benjamin
Washangs
Edwards
Enjamin
Regents
Metropoli
Fa | Bath
Ritchie
Maryland
Curtis Will Not Seek Senate Seat in 1932
Vice President Curtis announces he will not run for the U S Senate in Kansas in 1932 and would accept the vice presidential nomination if offered. The statement signals likely support for the national ticket, with Hoover forces seeing favorable omens. Curtis avoids full discussion of discussions with Hoover and recalls his past run for president Coolidge era.
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Hoover
Les
Kansas
Washington
Curtis
Curtin
Hig Old Place
Kensay
Jeader
Nowspapermes
Mr. Hoover
Coolidge
Cool
Moses
New Hampssiire
Wold
Fess
Ohio
Republican National Committee
Alough Fess
Béamin
Senate
Bland
Kaneda
NeGitt
Af I Ngas
Henry J. Allen
Railways oppose truck line permit applications in West Virginia
Three railways and the Railway Express Agency filed protests against motor truck line permits before F. O. Dens, supervisor of transportation for the state road commission. Protests targeted J. E. Craft's Mullene routes to Mullene Walch Beacfield and Beckley, with hearings noted as continued to a later date. Additional objections involved Browning at Huntington to Logan and other routes, while several applicants did not appear at hearings.
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Charleston
W. Va
Railway Express Agency Today
F. O. Dens
State Road Commission
Virginian
Norfolk and Western Lings
The
Express Agency
J. E. Craft
Mullene
Walch
Mullena
Blaefield
Are
Craft
Beckley
Rania Peat 28
Pilotor Fk
Goa Ae Meine
Liseration
J. R. Rsemerewell
Bluefield
Batsee
P. T. Barton
Bius- Rela
Mulins
Wimore
Bridge
Glatto
Cos
Lindbergh Lands in Aberdeen Amid Weather Delay
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh landed in Aberdeen at 6 o clock while en route from the Kiel to New York due to inclement weather. He was not injured and the plane remained undamaged.
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LINDY
Aberdeen
Grousida
Charles A. Lindbergh
Thekeongile
New York
Hare
ICH PRESIDENT CURTIA Declines Senate Bid in Kansas
ICH PRESIDENT CURTIA yesterday announced a decision to stay out of the Kansas race for the United States Senate. Curtia said he would accept the vice presidential nomination if offered.
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ICH
Curtia
Bia Abcision
Kansas
United States
Three Logan Men Die In WV Mine Explosion
Logan West Virginia November 20 three men James Minnick Frank Thomas and Will Ball all machine cutterr s were killed in a gas explosion at Monitor Coal company No 1 mine near the town Rescue crews battled four foot deep water as they searched the flooded tunnels to recover the bodies The exact cause was not yet determined with mine officials ordering an investigation once water is pumped from the section where the blast occurred
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Thomas
J. F. White
W. B. Lepage
One Thousand Men to Report for Work in City Program
Kansas City announces the start of a $40 million unemployment relief program financed by bonds. About 1,000 men will report for work tomorrow from 18,000 applicants as up to 4,000 workers are gradually employed on municipal projects over the next two weeks, city manager H. F. McElroy says.
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Kansas
City
Kangse City
H. F. McElroy
Attack aimed at Cannon indictment in DC court
Bishop James Cannon Jr. faced a volley of legal briefings at the District of Columbia Supreme Court criminal division as six attorneys argued his demurrer against the charges of improper reporting of campaign funds. Assistant DA John Wilson opened the government reply, with a decision postponed to tomorrow afternoon. Ada L. Burroughs of Richmond did not attend. she is named in the case over $65,300 misreported campaign contributions from Edwin C. Jameson.
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Washington
James Cannon Jr
Verbiaga
District of Columbia Supreme Court
John Wil-son
James Proctor
Ada L. Burroughs
Richmond
anti-Smith Democratic Committee
Edwin C. Jameson
New York
Accused Harlan Union Leader Denies Slaying Charges
Mt. Sterling Kentucky November article reports the trial of a Harlan County union leader for the killing of Deputy Daniel. Sheriff James Daniels testified the leader denied organizing unions and claimed unions formed by unemployed men. He said he urged lawful conduct and denied the blood‑thirsty quote attributed by a state witness. Black Mountain mine superintendent EB Childers referenced.
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Mt. Sterling
Tim Daniels
Eb, Childers
Black Mountain Mine
Snell Nominated For Speakership In House Row
Republicans nominate Snell of New York for speaker after a bitter caucus while Tilson of Connecticut fights on for floor leader. Conference delays final decision until Congress convenes. seven ballots shift support and unresolved leadership leaves Tilson’s spot in flux amid party divisions. Pueblo steel plant resumes work as orders flow in ahead of January reopenings.
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Tilson
Connecticut
Congress
Washington
Snell
New York
Representative Tilson
Nicholas Longworth
Deerslop
Dempcats
New Yorker
Tilon
Hoover
LaGuardia
Gooper
Ohio
Battle for sunken Egypt treasure off Brest continues
A grim seize decades long salvage saga off Brest unfolds as the Italian ship Artigifo presses to recover five tons of gold and forty five tons of silver from the sunken Egypt in the strongroom 398 feet down. Divers work only in slack water and fair weather as the wreck lies amid dangerous tides. The Egypt sank May 20 1920 after colliding with the Im?п and 100 lives were lost. Refloated attempts after 1930 revived in 1931 by a new crew have opened the treasure chamber but no metal recovered yet. The salvage crew hopes to finish tonight or by next spring depending on weather and depth.
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Brest
France
Artigifo
Egypt
Egpyl
Ti. Artigilo
Wil Weather
Florence
de Mit
Reserve System Opposes Ghanes Reserve System Opposes
Washington reports the Federal Reserve System answered Senate Banking subcommittee questions by opposing operatizing redi count requirements proposed by President Hoover. The discussion ties to tax, farm relief, and the farm board funding, with Glass and Hoover proposing changes to discount eligibility and liquidity.
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Senate Banking Group
Capitol Hill
Washington
Hoover
Federal Reserve Eyatam
Senate
Capitol WM
Jones
Appropriatione Committee
Benatar’ Brookhart
Towa
Farm Board
Eubconmittes
Sanator Glags
Damocrat
Virginia
Federal Reserve
National Credit Pool
Federal Reserve Act
Reserve Board
Capitel Hill
Glass
Promiaad
Gev
Poe
Tt Alao
Hanking
Preston County Sheriff Robbed of 3500 and Cash
Kingwood West Virginia November 20 two robbers halted Sheriff W W Williams of Preston County as he carried cash and more than 10 000 in checks to a Rowlesburg bank. They bound him and drove off near Biveville, throwing him from the car.
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Kingwood
W. Va
W. W. Williama
Prewton County
Rowlesbore
Willlama
Rebbera
Biveville
Solons Reply 149 Favor Eighteenth Amendment Vote
New York Nov 30 With canvass now over half complete the women's organization for national prohibition reform reported 149 of the 251f members of the second congress have replied affirmatively to its question on admitting the eighteenth amendment to a popular vote Forty nine replied negatively and 68 were nonemmittal The question was sent to all house and senate members asking if they would vote to consider and vote in favor of a proposal Turn to Page Two.
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New York
Women’s Organization For
Aqvanty-Second ‘Congress
House
Senate
Nanking Accepts League Proposal to Neutralize Manchuria
Nanking accepts the League of Nations proposal for a neutral zone in Manchuria amid rising tensions. Japan and China deny a halt to hostilities while negotiations continue. Chinese commander at Chin Chow notified and foreign observers informed. Military reinforcements were sent from Mukden to defend the walled city. officials in Tokyo expect talks to clear up differences.
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Associated Press
Manchuria
Mukden
Meh Chen-Shan
Angenchi-Takelhar
Teiteibar
Nanking
League of Nations
Chinchow
Peiping
China
Tokyo
Chinews
Chischow
Ah Obaarre
Acu
House of Peers
Turd
Henry Walters Rail Chief Dies in New York
Henry Walters, aged 83, noted railroad builder and longtime chairman of the Atlantic Coast Line and Louisville and Nashville, died at his New York home after a brief illness. He was also a yachtman and art collector with ties to Baltimore and Wilmington offices. Private funeral services will be held next morning in New York with burial at Greenmount Cemetery in Baltimore. Walters helped organize the Atlantic Coast Line and had a storied career from engineer to executive after studying at Georgetown and Paris institutions.
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Chicago
Henry Sto
Ruth Wicklund
Henry
Hank
Ruth
SRMG
Pollice
Hoy
Elrt
Louis Nueser
Potlen
Naaser
Polka
New York
Henry Walters
Booth
Harrimas
Hill Morgan and
Beniff
Atlantic Coast Line
Louisville and Nashville Road
Walters
Hit
Ayndicate
Wilmington
N. C
Baltimore
Greenmount
Walter
Atl Coast Line
Valley Railroad
Vir
Veraity
Paria
Valle
Tendenta
Pitteb
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Monitor
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Harlan Union
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Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway
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