Tardieu Cabinet Moves Policy Push Before Deputies
Paris November 7 The Tardieu government opened its policy in the chamber of deputies and plans to seek a confidence vote tomorrow. If defeated the life of the government may end. Tardieu listed concrete reforms and costs, breaking with old practice, as the opposition sat silent amid applause from the right and center.
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Tardieu
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Franklin Bouillon
Radical-Socialist Party
Brigand
Franklin Boulton
Briand
Rhineland
Reich
Millionaire bootlegger loses income tax fight
Chicago, Nov. 7. Terry Druggan, once a millionaire bootlegger, surrendered to the government and offered his herd of fifty one Guernsey cows as hostage to settle his $300,000 back income tax bill. Revenue officials had earlier blockaded the farm to serve attachment papers, but Druggan capitulated while hoping to retain the estate.
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Chicago
Terry Druggan
Myrtle Tanner Blacklidge
Internal Revenue
Druggan
TANNERIES AGREE TO AID IN RIVER POLLUTION FIGHT
Charleston Nov 7 representatives of tanneries and state water commission reached a tentative agreement to appoint a consulting engineer and a pollution committee to cooperate with the commission in reducing stream pollution. The plan, still needing approval from nine West Virginia tanneries, would require waste discharge records and periodic reports, with each tannery using its own methods to treat waste for the West Fork river system serving Weston and Clarksburg.
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Charleston
West Virginia
State Water Commission
Commission
West Fork
Weston and
Clarksburg
EB. S. Tisdale
The
Water Commission
Tisdale
Ikolai Bucharin Warned Over Agricultural Plan Dispute
IKOLAI BUCHARIN, leader of the right wing of the Communist party, was warned by the official Moscow organ that unless he agreed with the government’s agricultural plan, he would meet the fate of exiled Trotsky.
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Ikolai Bucharin
Communist Party
Moscow
Trotsky
Lobbyist Faces Five Day Quiz in Senate Hearings
Senate committee exposed letters from P A Arnold of the Southern Tariff Association detailing information on tariff developments. Arnold testified for a fifth day, saying he shared farm group talks with Senator Watson and Senator Reed. Blaine pressed for why Arnold reported to foes. Arnold said it was common knowledge and they would be interested. The panel scheduled another appearance.
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Washington
Senate
P. A. Arnold
Southern Tariff Association
Watson
Indiana
Reed
Pennsylvania
Finance Committee
Arnold
Brookhart
Iowa
Frazier
North Dakota
Blaine
Wisconsin
Death toll from Palmar eruption tops 425 in Guatemala
Havana dispatch reports 425 confirmed dead from Monday's Palmar Guatemala eruption with 174 seriously injured and over 300 with minor injuries. Heavy rains worsen conditions as homeless refugees crowd lava-choked routes toward Hacienda Enriqueta, while about 5,000 affected and damages exceed 1,000,000 in the Palmar area.
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Havana
Guatemala City
Compania Cubana Radio Telegrafica Intercontinental
Palmar
Guatemala
Hacienda Enriqueta
Almar
Snow Storm Centers Over Rocky Mountains
A moderate snow storm centered over the Rocky mountains today slows automobile transport and interrupts air schedules from Montana to New Mexico. Winter wheat growers welcome the snow for crops while football fans and sugar beet growers expect clearing weather tomorrow. The storm delays the late sugar beet harvest, about a third still in the ground.
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Denver
Rocky Mountain
Montana
Rockies
New Mexico
Golace
Spectacular Rally Follows Heavy Market Liquidation
New York November 7 The stock market hit a new bottom as millions in distress shares were dumped at the open then staged one of the most dramatic rallies in recent history. Early losses of 5 to 15 dollars gave way to gains up to 18 dollars in many leaders while 500 stocks closed down. Total volume reached 7,184,060 shares in three hours.
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New York
Federal Reserve
Wall Street
0. S. Steel Common
New York Banking Group
Dawes Concludes Capital Schedule
Ambassador Dawes wrapped up talks with President Hoover and key officials on the London naval conference plan and the Chicago World’s Fair, then prepared to sail to England. He met with Stimson, Cotten, and state and navy dept. officials, and attended Hoover’s proclamation invitation ceremony at the White House.
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England
Chicago
Washington
Ambassador Dawes
President Hoover
London
Dawes
Melvin Erleson
Hoover
Rufus C. Dawes
White House
Stimson
Cotton
State
Navy Department
New York
Lifer Wins Essay Prize in Nebraska Jubilee Contest
Frank Connell, a life term inmate at the Nebraska penitentiary for bank robbery and murder, won the $200 first prize for the best essay on pioneer life of Nebraska. The contest accompanied the state's diamond jubilee celebration as a territory.
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Omaha
Frank Connell
Nebraska
Patricide Convicted and Sentenced in Family Killing
Lloyd Hollingsworth of Taloga Oklahoma was found guilty of first degree manslaughter in the killing of his father William Hollingsworth and received an 18 year term. He had previously been acquitted of shooting his brother William Hollingsworth Jr. during a family quarrel. The defense said he acted after being backed into a corner by his armed father and brother, with his mother supporting his account.
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Taloga
Okla
Lloyd Hollingsworth
William Hollingsworth
Hollingsworth
William Hollingsworth, Jr
Senators Adopt Amendment Increasing Manganese Rate
Washington reports the senate approved a one cent per pound manganese ore duty for ore containing ten percent or more manganese, siding with the Oddie proposal amid a bitter tariff debate. The vote split 60 to 18, with 29 Republicans and 31 Democrats in support. The panel also rejected a separate move to raise structural steel tariffs. Net profits figures for steel firms were disclosed to justify the manganese duty.
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Washington
Senate
Finance Committee
Oddie
Republican
Nevada
Senate Finance Commi
Ashurst
Arizona
Barkley
Crat
Kentucky
Smoot
Couzens
Keyes
Shortridge
Walsh
Massachusetts
Bingham
Dale
Deneen
Feas
Gillett
Goff
Goldsborough
Greene
Hale
Hastings
Herbert
Kean
Moses
Reed Sackett
Townsend
United States Steel Corporation
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Russians Plan Ned Celebration For Revolution's Anniversary
Moscow marks the twelfth anniversary of the 1917 October Revolution with a five day celebration tied to the five year plan. Thousands of workers from across the USSR send coal iron grain and other gifts to the revolutionary war council as main events unfold in Red Square with banners and marching groups.
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Moscow
Russia
Soviet Union
Revolutionary War Council
Red Square
Nicolai Lenin
Lurid Tales From Lava Area After Santa Maria Eruption
Relief workers returning from El Palmar report eight destroyed coffee plantations and widespread deaths as lava burned through fields and roads. Many victims perished slowly by asphyxiation, with bodies badly charred and often unrecognizable.
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Guatemala City
el Palmar
Santa Maria
West Virginia Dairymen Elect Officers for Year
P B Williams of Triadelphia was advanced to president by the West Virginia Dairymen association for the coming year. J G DeBaugh of Martinsburg steps down as president. J W Hopkins Morgantown re-elected secretary treasurer. Other officers named include A L Campbell Talcott first vice president J F Wethington Huntington second vice president and I D Wann Meter Kearneysville third vice president.
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Charleston
W. Va
P. B. Williams
Triadelphia
West Virginia Dairymen’s Association
J. G. DeBaugh
Martinsburg
J. W. Hopkins
Morgantown
A. L. Campbell
Talcott
J. F. Wethington
Huntington
I. D. Wann Meter
Kearneysville
Es Kanawha Valley
C. E. Reed
Bureau of Dairying
United States Department of Agriculture
H. C. Henderson
West Virginia University
D. Allebach
Interstate Dairymen's Association
F. D. Fromme
College of Agriculture
A. A. Borland
Pennsylvania State College
Nat T. Frame
Fate of Young Texan in Hands of Jury
Eastland Texas Nov 7 The fate of Clyde Thompson youth charged with slain Lucian and Leon Shook near Leray rests with a jury on his second trial He had received the death penalty in the first trial but on appeal a new trial was granted The principal witness 13 year old Woodrow Davie testified that Thompson Thompson and the boy witnesses hunted then stopped at Shooks and Thompson shot the brothers and beat in their brains with a pistol butt.
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Eastland
Texas
Clyde Thompson
Lucian
Leon Shook
Leray
Thompson
Woodrow Davie
Shook's In
Bell Engineers Unveil Number Speaking Telephone
New York Nov 7 A Bell Labs official announced an automatic telephone that speaks dialed numbers to central. The system aims to speed connections between automatic and manual exchanges and may roll out in New York by year end. Demonstrations showed speech can be projected to the listener, with trials using phonetic canned phrases for digits zero to nine.
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New York
Central
Sergius P. Grace
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Allence
Grace
New York City
R. M. Pease
Telephone Anael Society
TAZEWELL YOUTH HELD IN DEATH OF ROAD WORKMAN
Slemp Puckett, 17, of Paint Lick in Tazewell County is free on 2000 bond for a Juvenile Court appearance after being charged with the murder of Dave Wilson, 49, near his home. He claims self defense after Wilson threatened to cut his throat with a razor. Wilson’s body was found in a ditch near the Puckett residence. No witnesses were identified. Wilson, from Buchanan County, worked on a highway project near Claypool Hill. The case links to a past homicide involving Slemp Puckett’s brother Tom Mutter, once suspected in a nearby fatal ambush.
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Slemp Puckett
James W. Puckett
Paint Lick
Tazewell County
Liberty
J. B. Boyer
Tazewell
Dave Wilson
Puckett
Young Puckett
Wilson
N. Clarence
Commonwealth
Smith
Buchanan
Claypool Hill
Potters Field
Wardel
Tom Mutter
Bandits Hold Up Wisconsin Bank in Jefferson
Five men robbed the Farmers & Merchants Bank of Jefferson on November 7, escaping with about 105000 in cash and securities. The haul included 8400 cash and 28000 in Liberty bonds. A cashier was slugged, two shots were fired, and the robbers fled east after triggering the alarm that failed to alert residents. A machine gun was seen in the getaway car.
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Jefferson, Wis
Farmers & Merchants Bank of Jeffeson
Charles Owen
Kispert
Frederick Bullwinkel
Lucille Langer
Leonard Vogel
Moore to resume duties as Peru ambassador
The White House announced that Alexander P. Moore of Pittsburgh will return to Peru as ambassador. He is in the United States recovering from illness but has improved and is expected to resume his duties shortly.
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Washington
White House
Alexander P. Moore
Pittsburgh
Peru
Moore
Akron Holds Ring Ceremony for ZRS-4 Airship
Akron, Nov 7. The ring laying ceremony for the ZRS-4 large airship drew over 60,000 spectators as Moffett riveted the golden spike signaling start of construction. Officials praised Zeppelins as peace instruments while noting the craft could serve as scouts in war and as a deterrent by preparedness. The ZRS-4 will be about 785 feet long, 146 feet high with extensive capacity and five defense planes. two airships were ordered from Goodyear-Zeppelin.
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Akron
Ohio
William A. Weaves
Navy Bureau
Paul W. Litchfield
Goodyear-Zeppelin Corporation
Akron Corporation
Rosendahl
Lakehurst Naval Air Station
Ward T. van Orman
James Gordon Bennett
Mrs Pantages to Ride Wheel Chair to Court Hearing
Los Angeles reports probation officials completed a prep report for Mrs. Lole Pantages’ probation hearing set for Saturday. District Attorney Baron Fitte questioned six jurors in the trial of her husband Alexander Pantages as part of a new trial bid on a statutory charge. Read affidavits from jurors about coercion by juror William E. Vellage during the conviction vote.
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Los Angeles
Lole Pantages
Baron Fitte
Alexander Pantages
Pantages
Juro Rokumoto
Fitts
Christine Ulrich
Lotta Steiner
William Ingles
William E. Vellage
RA. P. Shuler
Vellage
H. O. Moulton
George Haven
Snow and Fog Delay Airmen Search in Quebec
Snow and fog today delayed operations of a fleet of airplanes gathered in St. Felicien Quebec to search for four airmen missing in the Lake St. John region for nearly four weeks. Two of the missing had not been heard from since they departed three weeks ago to look for the others. The missing pilots are Pilot W Cannon and Mechanic Blance Ligotte of the Curtis Reid flying service who flew October 9 toward Cibaugamau 150 miles away with a heavily loaded machine. Pilot Officer J L P Bonard and Sergeant Fortey, government aviators, also set out to search.
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St. Felicien
Que
Lake St. John
W. Cannon
Blance Ligotte
Curtis Reid
J. L. P Bonard
Fortey
City Traffic Code Discussed at Board Meeting
Tentative traffic code plans restrict parking and create one way streets in business districts. Mayor Lilley outlined mass citizen meeting before final ordinance, with committees finishing parking and signs reports. Key aim: curb double parking and improve flow, with curbside stops limited and street markings planned.
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Bluefield
City Traffic Commission
C. E. Lilley
City Board of Directors
Lilley
Laud s Newsmen On Moral Stand
Baltimore readers are told that Rev Dr John A Ryan of Catholic University defends Washington reporters who refused to disclose confidential information to a grand jury. Ryan calls on moral theology to honor promises of secrecy and urges the highest court to weigh the legal duty against moral obligation.
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Baltimore
Batimore Catholic Review
John A. Ryan
Catholic University
Washington
Father Ryan
Father Ryam
Mullins Convicted in Second Degree Murder Case
A Kanawha county jury convicted James Mullins, 21, of murder in the second degree for the April slaying of Isaac Phipps. Judge Henry K. Black deferred sentence. The shooting stemmed from a quarrel over an alleged insult to Mrs Mullins.
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Mullins
Charleston
W. Va
Kanawha County
James Mullins
Isaac Phipps
Henry K. Black
Mre
Mullira
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