Local Woman 13 Claimed by Death
Mrs Mazie Wyatt 33 formerly of Bluefield and Pittsburgh resident dies at 6 30 yesterday morning at sister Mrs F Dobbins 406 Rivera Street burial at Monte Vista park services at 2 30 with Rev J R Grace Methodist officiating survivors include her husband one son Harold 6 and five brothers D P Farris R C Farris and others all of Bluefield Kimball and Kethton Tenn with several sisters listed in the obituary
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Mazie Wyatt
E. W. Wyatt
F. Dobbins
Rivera Street
Dobbins
J. R
Grace Methodist
Monte Vista Park
Mov Ng
Pittsburgh
Rogera Street
Bluefield
Mre
Wyatt
Husb
Harold Wyatt
Blue
H. F. Petiit
Kim
D. P. Farris
Bine“eld
R. C
Sandere Farris
Kimball
Claude Farris Ky
P. R. Farrie
Kethton
Tenn
Labor Federation Backs Unemployment Insurance Plan
The federation endorses a nationwide compulsory unemployment insurance plan with employer assessments, state administration, and benefits for all unemployed. William Green defends coverage while some leaders warn costs fall on labor and reject broad funding. Ohio groups note potential massive funds if adopted early.
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Federation
William Green
Thomas J. Donnelly
Ohio Federation of Labor
Ohio
Murder at the Long Island Manor
Linda Averill witnesses her cousin Amos Peabody fall from the balcony and dies. Linda, her husband Tom, and four house guests clash over who killed Amos while Dr. Parsons and Dr. Boyle oversee the case. Pratt is questioned as the group waits for medical examination results.
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Amos Peabody
Linda Averill
Averills
Long Island
Linda
Tom
M Statlander
Captain DE Vos
DR. Boyle
Boyle
DeVos
Fleur Stoner
Pratt
Linda and Marvin face secrets over Cousin Amos
Linda invites Marvin Pratt to discuss Cousin Amos and the rival claims over her late relative. Marvin resents revelations about a supposed close relationship and hints of misread intentions as Linda deflects questions about her ties to Mr. Peabody and the past.
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Marvin
Linda
Mr. Peabody
Dad
New England
Bithdays
Amos
New York
Marblehead
Peabody
Marvin Pratt
Bus Straphanger Helps Woman In Rush Hour Tie Mixup
A crowded bus during rush hour experiences a humorous moment as a tall straphanger asks a young woman to loosen her hold on his necktie after she realizes she already has a strap. The exchange ends with thanks and a lighthearted note.
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Michigam Motor News
British Debt Plea In Glasgow Speech by Baldwin
The debt question was raised by Stanley Baldwin in Glasgow as he urged discretion in public discussion of war debts and reparations. He warned excessive or careless remarks could harm Anglo British relations during ongoing negotiations.
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Stock Exchange
Stanley Baldwin
Glasgow
Europe
Baldwin
Persist in efforts to reduce arms visits on delay
Paris reports France will press a new war debt memorandum to the United States seeking postponement of the December 15 rent payment. The measure, outlined by Premier Herriot's cabinet, argues delay avoids triggering wider European financial distress and explains France’s budget situation and reparations context. The cabinet also will describe Germany’s moratorium impact and seek U S approval.
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Paris
France
United States
Whchh
Francé
Presier
Edouard Herriot
Washington
Gerrany
Chamber of Deputies
Germany
Herriot
Louis Marin
Chamber
Marn
Norman H. Davis
Geneva
M. Herriot
Lausanne
Council of the International Chamber of Commerce
Silas H. Strawn
United States Chamber of Commerce
Unclear charges amid odd family weights and aged ages
A fragmented report mentions Bartolomei of Rome and his two daughters Trevissa and Maria with listed ages and weights along with a nurse Guido aged 22. It then shifts to a council call for synchronizing prices and deflation measures and central banks auditing loans to track international settlements.
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Erel
Papa Bartolomei
Rome
Trevissa
Maria
Guido
Poll Indicates Close Margin On Repeal Proposal
Report notes a narrow voter margin on a repeal proposal with ongoing discussion about who should call conventions. Some legislators favor state driven decisions if the amendment passes while others point to past failures of legislatures to vote on proposed amendments.
Cotton Goods Industry Reflects Improvement
New York November 30 Improvement in the basic condition of the cotton goods industry is shown by a steady shrinkage in inventories over the past two years says George A Sloan president of the cotton textile institute in its sixth annual report The report cites Commerce Department figures showing cotton stocks on hand September 30 were 46 percent below the 1929-31 average compared with a 32 percent decline in iron and steel products a 39 percent drop in auto tires and increases of 3 to 9 percent in leather news non ferrous metals chemicals and oils
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New York
George A. Sloan
Cotton-Textle Institute
Insheman
Department of Commerce
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Ame
NEW Hoover
Hoover
Aso
Burgess Electric Co
Blard Street
Daxenham
Tenants League
Bobby
Beacontree
Essex
Chapter
Cousin Amos
Wardly
Eche
Maryin
Aes
Léee
Robert NG
Jean Hersholt Reed
John Millan
NAS
Paige K
America
Jack Holt
O Wars Alsig
Polo
Mickey Maguire
The
Daily Telegraph and
Sunset News
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