Cooking school closes as women rivals vie for prizes
The Daily Telegraph-Suneet News cooking school in the municipal auditorium drew hundreds of women gathered to learn angel food cake flaky pastry and deviled crab patties led by Miss Bernice Lowen of Chicago assisted by Miss Margaret McCue of Appalachian Electric Power. Judges prize winners include a Hotpoint range a Sellere kitchen cabinet and other gifts.
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Daily Telegraph-Suneet News
Bernice Lowen
Chicago
Margaret McCue
Appalachian Electric Power Company
Thie
Mies Lowen
Judges announced for cake and pie baking contest
Misa Elizabeth McClung L D Feuchtenberger and John I Bowman named as judges for the free electric cooking school contest at the municipal building. Pastries will be judged under National Bakers Association standards with points for crumb texture moisture and symmetry. Proceeds from auc tioned articles to Salvation Army. Misa Lowen demonstrated cake and pie baking and deviled crab at the session.
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Misa Elizabeth McClung
Beaver High School
L. D. Feuchtenberger
Quality Bakery
John I. Bowman
Cole Baking Company
Free Electric
National
Pakers’ Association
Salvation Army
Misa Lowen
Sesson
Mise Lowen
Alcohol Freed of Blame For Heart Disease Deaths
Chicago reports Dr. Frank H. Walke chief surgeon of the Southern Pacific told 500 delegates at the American Association of Railway Surgeons convention that investigations since prohibition show drinkers and non drinkers are equally susceptible to heart disease and have the same chance of prolonging life after affliction.
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Chicago
Frank H. Walke
Shreveport
Southern Pacific Railroad
American Association of Railway Surgeons
Walke
Consumers Cooperative Head Pushes Tax Cut For Corporations
Washington reports a House wage and means committee hearing on corporate income tax relief. Witnesses urge cuts from 13 percent toward 10 percent, with some backing a larger reduction. Consumers Cooperative head J Englander argues cooperatives should be exempt, noting minimal revenue from 1700 groups it represents. Senator Harrison supports $400 million in cuts. other lawmakers seek treasury-approved relief.
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Washington
Boeinees
House Wage and Meets
Treasury
Democratic Committee
Alfred P. Thom
C. 8. Duncan
The
Association of Railway Executives
Frank J. Wiener
Laurel
Miss
National Lumber Manufacturers Association
W. L. Crounse
National Wholesalers Association
National C Leat Tobacco
H. L. Gandy
National Coal Association
P. W. Pinkerton
Chicago
Illinois Chamber of Commerce
E. F. Kram
Pittsburgh
National Association of Taxicab Owners
J. Englander
New York
Consumers Cooperative Organization
Consumers’ Cooperative Organizations
Garner
Texas
Englander
Harrison
Mississippi
Colliere
House Committee
Simmons
Senate Finance Committee
Radio plan backs Norris campaign in Midwest fight
A western group of independent Republican senators outlined a long range radio effort to aid Senator Norris of Nebraska and his farm relief drive as tensions rose with Frank Lowden and a Borah backed move. Borah urged the St Louis farm conference to name Norris as a candidate, saying he would respond if a candidate emerges.
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Washington
Middle West
Norris
Nebraska
Independente
Frank O. Lowden
St. Louis
Borah
Farm Conference
Idaho
Agriculture
Divorcee Settles Love Suit Against Aged Man
Milwaukee observer Mrs. Ar dis Pederson a 27 year old divorcee said she settled her breach of promise suit against Gunleik Bergland a wealthy 51 year old lumberman of Bergland Michigan for 15000 dollars according to the Milwaukee Journal.
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Milwaukee
Ardis Pederson
Milwaukee Journal
Gunleik Bergland
Bergland
Mich
Ohio Coal Fight Deepens as Mines Abandoned
Ohio miners and operators remain deadlocked over wages as the Lorain Coal and Dock Co moves five eastern Ohio mines to West Virginia. The firm offered a $6 daily basic scale. miners refused. Federal injunctions restrain union activity at non union mines. The executive committee of the Ohio Coal Operators Association met but took no action. Cleveland observers note possible developments for Ohio miners tomorrow.
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Cleveland
1O Coal Operators Association
Ohio
J. A. Good
Jacksonville
Lorain Coal and Dock Company
West Virginia
Stool pigeon trial continued in Chicago school case
Frederick Schrader testified at the resumption of the William McAndrew school board trial, alleging British propaganda in U.S. books and school history. He named publishers and figures, including George Putnam and Owen Wister, accusing efforts to nationalize American history. The trial continues to November 14.
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Chicago
Frederick Schrader
Progressive
New York
McAndrew
England
Educational Review
Frank 5. Righeimer
Mary Lynch
Reymond School
Boston
John L. Lewis
Schrader
London
George H. Putnam
Owen Wister
London Times
Wister
America
House of Bishops
Episcopal Church
Lord Northcliffe
Louis Tracy
Northcliffe
Philadelphia
Tracy
New York Sun
Luminous Golf Ball Aims to Please Night Golfers
Milard J. Bloomer of American Airways claims to have invented an illuminated golf ball that makes night play practical and enjoyable. The idea targets the golf fiend who regrets limited daylight hours for the links.
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New York
Millard J. Bloomer
American Airways Corporation
Smith Admits Gambling Charge in Political Clash
New York governor Alfred E. Smith admits open gambling at Republican club houses and alleges gunmen with police records protected the game. He replies to Theodore Roosevelt who accused Smith of Tammany Hall ties and sole responsibility for corrupt conditions.
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New York
Alfred E. Smith
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Smith
Tammany Hall
Bell Wether
Democratic
Rede
Albany County
Dover Youths In Fatal Car Crash Shooting Tragedy
In Dover Delaware on November 2 two 17 year olds Bailey and Stanley were involved in a quarrel over who would operate their car after a crash. Stanley allegedly shot Bailey then killed himself after asking Bailey to kill him. Stanley died hours later as Bailey lay wounded and the police stated Bailey is expected to die.
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Dover
Del
John H. Bailey
William S. Stanley
Stanley
Physe
Bailey
Gga
Eorry
Pal
McAdoo's Son Files Bankruptcy Petition
Wm. G. McAdoo Jr., son of the former cabinet member, filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal court in Los Angeles. Debts are listed at 72,352 dollars with 3,000 secured. assets include a 200 dollar household estate and 10,000 dollars of insurance. He lists oil operator as his profession.
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Los Angeles
Wm. G. McAdoo, Jr
Dels
Official Probe of Van Sweringen Interests Demanded in C and O Merger
Final argument before the Interstate Commerce Commission aimed at a federal probe into the Van Sweringen railroad interests. Henry W. Anderson charged $100,000,000 gains from railroad stocks, while Herbert Fitzpatrick defended the open record and merger benefits for efficiency and service.
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Washington
Chesapeake and Ohio
Interstate Commerce Commission
van Sweringen
Henry W. Anderson
O. P
M. J. van Sweringen
Cleveland
Herbert Fitzpatrick
Anderson
van Swerngen
LC. C
Interstate Commerce Commission Railroad Safety
Fitzpatrick
Tle
Erie
Marquette
Aystem
Hat Line
Cancelled visit with royalty in Paris noted
Ruth Elder and George Hinkleman resumed celebrity duties with four official engagements in Paris, canceling a meeting with Greek royalty. Elder tried on dresses, paraded with midinettes preparing outfits for New York departure. French aces welcomed them at a Petez Aircraft luncheon before journalists and aviators crowds at the Boise de Boulogne. A dinner by Maurice Bokanowski closed the day.
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Paris
Ruth Elder
George Hinkleman
Miss Elder
New York
Petez Aircraft Company
Mies Fider
Laldeman
Englih
Workes Two Jobs and Subway Sleep Earns Break for Moore
New York, Nov 2. A three-judge appellate court halted a three months workhouse term for James Moore 18 who slept in a subway station to save room rent. The court reduced the sentence after he had served three days and he was admitted to bail on appeal. Moore worked as a cement mixer by day and a dish washer by night and had saved about $600 in a bank account.
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New York
James Moore
Moore
Justice Hebbert
Hypnosis Used as Anesthetic in Major Operation
In Chicago at St Luke's hospital a young woman underwent surgery to remove abdominal adhesions under hypnotic control for over an hour. The operation was described as a success with hypnosis replacing conventional anesthesia.
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Chicago
St. Luke's Hospital
Van Loon Dismisses Modern Marriage Tales as Twaddle
New York, Nov 24. Henrik Van Loon, historian, dismissed stories of his marriage to Frances Goodrich as twaddle. He and his wife live apart due to landlords and lease constraints. He notes 40 years with two previous marriages and says they married in a sensible fashion.
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New York
Hendrick van Loon
Frances Goodrich
van Loon
Miss Goodrich
Greenwich Village
Quarter Century Quarrel Turns Fatal in Michigan Farmhouse
Joe Dettloff 70, a Michigan farmer, is charged with murdering his 85 year old wife Rosie after a 44 year marriage. The body was found in a log cabin after Dettloff admitted repeated quarrels and claims she tried to poison him. Autopsy cites broken ribs and bruises. Dettloff to be examined November 15.
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Midland
Midh
Joe Dettloff
Rosie
Dettloff
Lone physician fights to save lives in Ravenford camp
Bryson City November 2 A lone physician Dr G L Reeves battles a measles and diphtheria outbreak in an isolated Ravenford lumber camp. He works without pay as his contract expired last week. About 75 measles cases and additional diphtheria cases are reported among more than 150 residents.
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Bryson City
N. C
Ravenford
G. L. Reeves
Snow drifts block traffic across Wyoming and Utah roads
Huge snow drifts have blocked automobile traffic and stranded travelers in camps near the continental divide in Wyoming. About 200 motorists were stranded at Sherman Hill and Elk Mountain, two of the loftiest points in the Rockies, with many more marooned at Medicine Bow.
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Salt Lake City
Continental Divide
Wyoming
Sherman Hill
Elk Mountain
Rocky Mountain Range
Medicine Ew
Wyo
Ask League to Set Day of Prayer for Chicago
Ottawa dispatch says John Wallace of Hamilton urged the League of Nations to designate a day of prayer for the redemption of Chicago in a telegram to the prime minister. The move follows Mayor William Hale Thompson’s anti-British campaign. August C Jones 91 known as father of the corn canning industry dies in Portland Maine after brief illness.
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League
Chicago
Ottawa
League of Nations
Redemption
John Wallace
Hamilton
William Hale Thompson
Pather
Portland
Maine
August C. Jones
Directors Pass Resolution Condemning I C C Action
Bluefield chamber of commerce adopts a resolution opposing the Interstate Commerce Commission suspension of tariffs on Norfolk and Western Railway freight to Great Lakes ports. It calls for a witness, Herbert Markle, to testify at a hearing after November 16, citing risks to state business and a nationwide low mood.
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Bluefield Chamber of Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company
Great Lake
Essen
Chamber of Commerce
Herbert Markle
Fred Livesey
Public Service Commission
Interstate Commercial Commission
Pittsburgh
Miners Endure Hardship as UMWA Plans Pittsburgh District Aid
International officers of the United Mine Workers of America meet in Indianapolis to map support for idle coal miners in the Pittsburgh district amid prolonged mine suspensions. Philip Murray and Thomas Kennedy announce plans to respond to a federal injunction and seek AFL aid, noting thousands of affected families and improvised shelter where church facilities serve as living quarters. The situation remains tense as workers brace for winter.
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Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
Pittsburgh
Philip Murray
Thomas Kennedy
Lewis
Federal District Court
Convention of
Trade Union Representatives
Iitteburgh
American Federation of Labor
United Mine Workers
Murray
Lewie
Miners Comply With State Law in Colorado Strike
Denver November 2 quiet prevailed in Colorado coal fields as miners followed a state demand against picketing. Governor Adams warned that defiance would trigger National Guard deployment to near mines. Operators reported growing work forces at southern properties and hoped crews would return to normal if picketing ended. About 400 striking miners at Walsenburg voted last night to end action, but no changes today.
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Denver
Colorado
Adams
Helds
Walsenburg
Kidwell to talk to grand jurors about oil case
Juror Edward J. Kidwell testified after being questioned by Burns agency detectives and the grand jury. He said he told the truth and denied discussing the Fall Sinclair case with others.
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Kidwell
Washington
Naval Oil
Beases
Albert B. Fall
Harry F. Sineclair
Edward J. Kidewell
Frederick L. Siddonatl
Justha Siddons
Burns Agency
Grand Jury
Sinclair
Burkinshaw
A. Mason Day
Sinclair Exploration Company
Inquirers
Grand
Day
Burns
Harry F. Line
Donald Wood
Albert B. Pall
Increase in Prison Industries Urged at Conference
Washington voices call to expand prison industries to give convicts a path to freedom. E R Cass of New York, president of the American Prison Federation, says most products serve federal or government needs and argues for broader use amid a national crime wave. Edward F. McGrady of the American Federation of Labor supports work, but insists engagements be by government agencies not contracted to markets.
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Washington
Cive
E. R. Cass
New York
Edward F. McGrady
American Oration of Labor
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Ways and Means
Consumers Co-op
Andio
White House
ORIG
AL Smith
Colonel Hoosevelt
M’adoo
van Sweringer
Railroad
Girl Flier
Haldeman
Subway
Bluefield C. of C
Lake Cargo Rate Case Fight
van Loon Scorng
Marriage Tales
Manking
Farmer
Lake Cargo Committee
J. Ray Akers
Donald T. King
Maré Shale
Neil Burkinshaw
Inquist
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