Supreme Court Rules Japanese barred from land ownership
The Supreme Court ruled states may prohibit land ownership by Japanese nationals or aliens not yet citizen, with no treaty to the contrary. The decision addresses Washington and California alien land laws, holding them valid and applicable to those not in good faith declaring intent to become citizens, while denying rights to own or lease land.
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Washington
B Supreme Court
Pacific
Supreme Court
Frank Torrance
N. Nakatsuka
California
W. S. Porterfield
Mizuro
Alleng
Pune
Stores Open Campaign To Aid Chest Solicitations Today
Workers in Bridgeport’s community chest division start a drive to raise funds for charities. Volunteers canvass chain stores in Bridgeport and New York to secure donations for this year’s campaign, led by Mrs Donnag Choate and Junior League volunteers. Targets include rapid donations from Byke’s, Gaznt’s, and other outlets.
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Commiercie
Weil
Lider
Mre Donnag Choate
Corps A
Junior League
Beyan Valuntéer Indtor Cerpr Wice ‘Ap Ghest Huwaquartera Yesvereay
Ven
Byke'a
Gaznt's
N York
Bridgeport
Overs U
Eclectic Board to Revoke Fraudulent Medical Licenses
State and Hartford County officials push for an extraordinary Grand Jury to probe alleged diploma and license fraud by Eclectic board doctors. Plans include revoking licenses, distancing from reciprocity abuses, and targeting two suspect colleges. The board may be summoned to testify as investigations broaden.
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Eclectic Board
Hugh M. Alcorn
Hartford County
Connecticut
Connecticut Eclectic Board
Garde
New Haven
Kangis City College of Physicians & Surgeons
St. Louis' College of Physicians and Surgeons
Floth Colleges
M@r
Etectic Board
Hartford
Alcorn
Ralph A. Voight
Aisnsex City
John T. Kellogg
Hartford Superior Court
Atcorn
Evedence
Kellogg
Siutels
Fds
Fariher
Templeton
Pardy Chosen As New President Of Police Board
Pardy unanimously chosen president of the Board of Police Commissioners at a reorganization meeting after the resignation of Calhoun. Mayor Behrens ordered the board to continue, with Fenford Stoddart appointed for a year. The session adjourned with no other regular business and the new president slated to lead next year’s term.
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Pardy
Police Board
Thomas
Board of Police
Provident Philo C
Calhoun
Wftan
Mayas F. Wiliam Behrens
Behrens
Fenford Stoddar
Atwater
Commissionay Calhoun
Financial Transactions Of Gov Walton Probed
Oklahoma City November 12. Details emerged in the impeachment trial of Governor J C Walton about illicit financial moves tied to last May. Caldwell, a local oilman and property owner, testified he traded notes with Walter Li Caldwell and that Caldwell helped arrange sales to W M Marland of the Marland Oil refin ing boss. The charges allege Walton acted willfully corrupt by leveraging Marland ownership to secure tax benefits.
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Oklabgma Gity
Okla
Associated Press
Ial
J.C. Walton
Ohere
Walter Li. Caldwell
Senate
Herves
Rial
Ornor Walton
Caldwell
W. Marland
Marland OM and Refining Company
Ponca City
Marland
Oklahoma
Kings Host Victory Banquet Signals GOP Reorganization Move
G O P chief John T. King addressed Republicans, supporters, and leaders at a victory banquet in Stratfield hotel last night. He urged the party not to let members approach the school board and warned of a shift in instruction, while criticizing reliance on patronage and calling for a reorganization after 14 years of control.
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Hoepublican Party
John T. King
Ray
Tle
Stratfield
Repul
King
Wilbert
Sanford
First Hob Holder Dusted 15 M'Corbs Whitney Successor
William McGombs appointed superintendent of the Welfare building, replacing Whitney who served since open. Whitney received thanks from staff as duties passed to Vincent Whitney Stratford invents, then the Democratic mayor announced the transition amid a busy week.
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Whitney
William McGombs
Vincent Oe Whitney
Stratford Invents
I. William ‘Rena
AcCawibs
Pope
Houmuet
Ne Baidire
Whitne
Tant Democratic Tury
Toy Dle
Maxwell Gan Aleory Aeropany
Gay
Wemounath
Faary
Father Donahue to Address Rotary Club
Rev George J Donahue of St Augustine's will speak to the Rotary Club, introduced by William M Baird, chair of the work committees. The speaker, renowned for eloquent addresses at public events, is in demand as a speaker for charity drives and community campaigns.
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Nan'y Rotary Club
Willam Vt
Baird
Conmuittes
Kuthor
George J. Donahue
St. Augustine's
Toledo inmate escapes from marshals custody on building ledge
Lloyd F. Moore, held on rape indictment, crawled 20 feet along a narrow three story stone ledge in Toledo this afternoon. He escaped through a court clerk’s area by leaping a desk and slipping out a window, seen by a bystander who said Moore moved fearlessly along the ledge.
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Toledo
Lloyd FE. Moore
United States Marshal's Office
Sdgy
Munpre
Marshals
McAdoo Declares Himself a Poor Politician
In Chicago on a stopover en route home to Georgia, William Gibbs McAdoo tells reporters he is a poor politician. He recalls critics who said he did not push cigars while secretary of the treasury and laments he never learned to offer them at the proper moment.
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Chicago
Williamt
Lara
Havens Elected President of Education Board
Elmer H Havens was elected president of the Board of Education at its first meeting last night. John Cridwell, a senior member from Elucahon, was named vice president and assessor for the Benanadlican token at the flag section. Mrs Alice Smith was elected secretary as the new board organized.
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Havens
Elmer H. Havens
Board of Education
Repubican Teker
Seiy
John ¥. Cridwell
Eluca- Hon
Wiy
Benaadlican Toker
Sue
Gas Price Gouging War Extends on East Coast
Reported price hikes spread from the midwest to the eastern seaboard as major oil firms raise gasoline by two to ten cents per gallon amid rising crude costs. Western refiners face tightening supplies while stockpiles lean toward demand, forecasting a harsh winter and urgent funds strain for smaller companies. Gasoline reserves nationwide total about 972 million barrels, with consumption outpacing output in several regions.
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Lorin
Tadioun
Tarinaport
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Cox
Steta Ee
Pire
Raaolineger
Local insurance men to go to Hartford meeting
A report notes a gathering of Hartford bound insurance delegates. The Connecticut State Treasurer and Life Insurance officials are mentioned with plans to attend a statewide insurance conference. The invitation extends to all directors involved with life insurance matters.
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Hartford
Griffin Will Remain In Post As Democratic Board Names Aide Candidacy
The Democratic executive board endorsed John 3. McGuinn and Walter J. Hartnett for assistant town clerk and assistant tax assessor respectively, while Mayor Behrens must approve the appointments. Griffin is expected to stay or be replaced depending on the mayoral decision, with sworn oath occurred yesterday and bonds posted.
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John 3. McGuinn
Atwater
Nieelung
Staples Bank
Walter J. Hartnett
Kenneth J. Gritfin
Edward A. Drew
Behrens
Griffin
Martnett
Gust Gritin
Ito
Inaugurs
Ceremonica
Serable
Pease Hona
Orly K. Wdelmaan
Yretarday
Kaiser Ready to Return to Fatherland
Kaiser plans return to Germany with passports for self and retainers, signaling restoration of the Hohenzollern monarchy and raising fear of upheaval across the German fatherland.
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Kaiser
Fatherland
Germany
Hohenzollern
Crown Prince Due At Estate In Revolving Return Plans
Brussels reports that the former German Emperor will return to the fatherland possibly on December 4. Passports for him and his suite have arrived, with talks of a restored dynasty. A Doorn courier delivered twelve passports and a conference occurred between William and close associates. A wireless line to Doorn house has been set up for daily reception of news from The Netherlands. Crown Prince Frederick is mentioned as a potential successor.
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Brussells
Associated Press
Brussels
William
Frederick
Gavlies
Joorn
Agzance Telegraphique Belge
von Hoechst
Doorn
Var Esily
Tia
Holland
Nessmen
Natien
Wernér Kiser
Cernaihy
Waly
Teturn
Holenzollern
Monarcny
Adelph Hiver
Newark
Maude
King George of England
Carnogla
Barieo Copuso
Ludendorff Calls Von Kahr Traitor In Revolt Report
General Erich Ludendorff accuses Adolf von Kahr of treachery during the 1923 uprising, claiming Kahr betrayed the German movement to prefer a South German monarchy. The charge frames Kahr as switching sides to derail Hitler and Ludendorff.
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Munich
Erich Ludendorff
von Kahr
Hitler
Ludendorf
von Kant
Hitler Arrest Deepens Bavarian Tension In 1930s Era
Berlin reports Adolph Hitler, leader of the Bavarian Fascists, was arrested after a failed uprising near Munich. Ernest Tantstaengel, a financial backer and notable New York figure, is tied to Hitler’s network. The movement in Bavaria loses momentum as authorities seize key figures.
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Berlin
Associated Preta
Adolph Hitter
Havania
Munters
Ernest Tantstaengel
Cormady
New York Art Center
Villaga
Uting
Bava
Hanfstaengel
Ty Ax
Hitler
New York
Adolph Hitler
Bavaria
Logal Sailing On Descriptions For Dawn Fixtures
Fragmented wire service style notes on police election of a president in Havony, state and county briefings, wedding anniversaries, a Norwalk divorce, senate investigations, and scattered sports and finance items. Key names include Philo C. Calhotn, Fairfield County bureau, Governor, and Giants.
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Pram
Trumbml Wanian
Vrurivern
Bridgeport
Fave
Ture
Aunush
Fairfield County
Fru
Depbusy
Norwalk
Gotheae
Lexington Avenue Razor Attack Shocks City
On Lexington Avenue a woman injured her husband with a razor in a dispute over a $25 debt. Mrs. Josephine Brown, 64 Lexington Avenue, fledg attacked after inviting him to the home. Dr A Levinson tended the wounded man. Mrs. Brown was arrested on charges of assault with intent to kill. Her bond was set at 400 dollars. The husband remained in St Vincent’s hospital.
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Porceeaulding
Lexyington Avenue
miMgit Dan
Josephine Brown
Lexington Avenue
A. Levinson
Brown House
George Mischer
Brown
Gaacuit
St. Vincent's Hospital
SAILING ORDERS FOR DIRIGIBLES IN NE A.M. TODAY
Sheniandoah and the mammoth Nevy dirigible were to fly over New England toward Boston this morning with orders for a postponed Armistice Day flight. If weather cooperates, Shenandoah would depart Lakehurst for a Boston run and return tonight, with a dawn check in the morning if conditions allow.
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Sheniandoah
Garlock
New England
Boston
Bridgeport
Kel the Nirshiy
Lake Kurat
N. J
Admiral Moffett
Chile
Bureau of Acronautics
Lakehurst
United States Naval
Shenandoah
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Object OF Chest Solicitors
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Ralso
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Wilaan
Caine
Sam HW. Ryer
Ras
Financial Transactions of
Gov. Walton
Ku Klux Klan
Sisteen
Father Donahue
M’adoo
Alice J. Smith
Se Hn
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Seaboard
TsoOrmer Toon
Tram
Taylerwetheee
Guinness and
Hartnett
Tor
Drew
Paris
Crown Prince
Due
Associated
Prass
Ludendorff
Chamber of Deputies
LOGAL
Diriginie
Lildgapany
Zanawill
Muguts Asiistes
Amerinin
Vener
Hagvel
Sealor of
Wetahis and Measures
Eq Nore
Cued
Police
Heard
Philo C. Calhotn
Havony Agulg
Education
al Brief Minsting Teat Heat
Smith
Terratary
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McGray P Tiesa Empression
Mitten
Norwall
Ako
New Yorker
Mary Weaser
New Mitford
Supreme Geurt
Jawa
Veterans Bureau Forties
Betorr
Senate Court
Fivanvisl
Io i
Writon
Chomavssian Haynes
Molion
Dave Canvrott
Casey Sengewi
Josten
Xeason
Fred Mitehall
Bosigny
Hancroft
Jor Geschger
Adly
Southworth
Kent
Ankeer
Sronchanada
Arlagerert
Yictarious
Stamford
Ray Shea
IL A
Siler
Yak Yoo
France
United States
England
Zerkely
Witgett
Che
Andy Ahoulder
Dirigible
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