Five Power Talks Move Toward Geneva Armament Plan
American delegates push for recommendations to guide the permanent arms commission as five-power discussions resume in Geneva with Prime Ministers MacDonald Herriot participating. Britain's London proposal to settle Germany's claims faces new support amid war debt worries and disarmament prospects. Talks, delayed by Premier Berbot’s aunt’s death, aim to ease tensions and advance disarmament.
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Permanent
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Geneva
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Edouard Herriot
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London
Germany
Berlin
Great Britain
Maly
Berflot
Madame Dastames
Evanston Backs Old Law to Bar Saloons Near University
Evanston relies on a 70 year old provision to block saloons if prohibition ends. The rule dates to 1862 and bans taverns within four miles of Northwestern University, protecting the university and the local W CT U chapter. The clause is in every property deed.
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Evanston, I
Evariatem
Charles G. Dawes
Hvanstonalay
Northwestern University
University
Evanston
Senate Candidate To Contest Election in Sixth District
C Frank Millender Democrat of Wayne filed a notice to contest the Sixth District state senate election on the Senate floor. Unofficial results show Dr A G Rutherford Republican of Welch defeating Bill Jenter. No certificate of election issued. Notice prepared by George I Neal and Witcher McCullough of Huntington alleging conspiracy by McDowell County officers and election officials to prevent an honest and legal election.
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Huntington
Senate
C. Frank Millender
Wayne
Bill Jenter
A. G. Rutherford
Welch
Millender
George I. Neal
Witcher McCullough
McDowell County
Roosevelt speaks on form problem and farm policy
Gov Roosevelt notes legality of Deer sale and potential short session actions. He fears completing changes then may require extra meeting. He cites president-elect's focus on farm questions and mentions James M Thompson as a cabinet possibility with Clark, Thompson's brother-in-law, in the news from Warn Springs.
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Louluiana
Roosevelt
James M. Thompson
New Orleans
Hitler Feared To Fail In Berlin Visit Plan
May reports say Adolf Hitler, en route to Berlin, halted his train at Weimar and conferred with key lieutenants Wilhelm Gö ring, Gregor Strasser, Wilhelm Frick, and Joseph Goebbels. Sources say Strasser remains committed to Berlin, while Von Schleicher’s allies doubt a Hitler visit will alter the cabinet leadership scramble.
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Aitler
Berlin
Weimar
Wilhelm Goering
Gregor Strasser
Wilhelm Frick
Paul Goebbels
Jeannett
Strasser
von Schleicher
Hitler
Dancing Class Opens for Charleston High Students
A dancing class for 11A and 11B at Charleston High opened yesterday afternoon to let students participate in the annual junior senior dance. Classes will be held each Wednesday after school through the week of the event. Works on sewer line progress and street cave-in repairs are noted nearby.
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Charleston High School
Youths Sent To Reformatories In Juvenile Court
Judge Morgan Owen yesterday in juvenile court sentenced seven youths five of them Negroes to reformatories for various charges. The boys were caught during a police drive against party thievery in the city four admitted the attempted robbery of United Dry Cleaning Co branch on Charleston street and numerous pocket book snatchings. One admitted stealing currency from a theater box office attendant and another theft from the safe of the West Virginia Flume Company on Hale street. The Negro youths were sent to Lakin State Industrial School and the others to Pruntytown Industrial School. Sentences were indeterminate.
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Morgan Owen
Favenile Court
Reformatory
United Dry Cleaning Company
Charleston Street
John Britton
West Virginia Flumbering Company
Hale Street
Lakin State Industrial School
Pruntytown
Owen
Testimony Completed In Slaying Triangle
Huntington November 30 testimony closed today in the trial of Rebus Eskew a 28 year old farm youth charged with the slaying of J C Johnson 60 Heaths creek farmer Eskew testified denying the killing was for a romance with Mrs Johnson 64 also indicted in her husband s death The slaying was attributed by Eskew to Darius Adkins 19 convicted yesterday who prosecutors say killed Johnson to stop liquor on the farm The jury that convicted Adkins recommended mercy making a life sentence mandatory Mrs Johnson a defense witness denied any affair with Eskew The state said she would be tried after Eskew s case concludes likely tomorrow
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Huntington
Rebus Eskew
J. C. Johnson
Heath's Creek
Eskew
Johnson
Wis
Camm” Johnson
Darius Adkins
Adkins
Six Damage Suits Filed With Court
Six suits filed with the court include L. D. Caulk Dental Depot Inc versus L. R. Carter for 1201 damages. Mack Siethersa Inc against Reed Bigley for 700 damages. Clarence A. Beener administrator against E. R. Spencer for 610000 damages. B. W. Byrd against the county court for 63000 damages. Elle Hichardson against the county court for 4000 damages. Handley Company against Walter A. Julien for 798.35 damages. Judge Arthur Hudson granted Anne Silverman a divorce from Joseph Silverman. Anderson H. Brown sued HL Cabell over property on Shrewsbury Street. Approval given for sale of Huntington Auto Supply assets by G. Smith for 7600.
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L. D. Caulk Dental Depot, Inc
L. R. Carter
Mack Siethersa, Inc
Reed Bigley
Clarence A. Beener
E.R. Spencer
B. W. Byrd
Elle Hichardson
Raikes Club Formed At Methodist Church
The Robert Raikes club of the Central Methodist Episcopal church Sunday school elected officers N F Conner as president Miss Amy Howard as vice president Mrs Elizabeth Van Meter as second vice president and J H Bowles as secretary and treasurer Membership requires a perfect Sunday school attendance record for the year or more and the club has 145 charter members.
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Robert
Dr David's Sanative Wash advertised for itching relief
A terse ad urges readers to visit any druggist for Dr Davids Sanative Wash. It promises rapid relief from itching by targeting skin germs, claiming the product soothes and protects the skin. An offer to send 30 cents with relief guaranteed or money refunded is included, with Owens & Minor as the supplier in Richmond, Virginia.
Many Get Votes As New Yorkers Ballot On Gotham's Mayor
New York voters cast ballots for Joseph V. McKee as acting mayor in a write in campaign amid protests against Tammany Hall candidates. The board of elections logged 232 501 correct names and 9526 wrong spellings in 151 variants. Other write ins included Mickey Mause Al Capone Schnozle Duranty John Bull Alfred E. Smith WH Rogers Eddie Cantora James J. Walker Thomas M. Farley and LaGuardia.
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New ‘York
Joseph V. McKee
Board of Elections
McKee
James J. Walker
Tepalnr Organization
Ame
Joseph ¥. McKee
Mickey Mause
al Capone
Schnozle Duranty
John Bull
Alfred EL Smith
WH Rogers
Eddie Cantora
Thomas M. Farley
Representative LaGuardia
Grave's Laxative Bromo Quinine Cold Remedy Ad
A 1900s style ad explains cold stages from Dry Stage to Mucous Secretion. It touts Grave's Laxative Bromo Quinine as rapid relief, claim of four actions, no narcotics, and broad availability in drug stores nationwide.
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America
Grove
Wealthy Congressman Faces Practical Jokes
New York November 30 a millionaire member of congress played the target in a round of practical jokes at the Cheug Saints and Sinners of America Bacon became a club member and held the title high regal adjuster amid officers including Rear Admiral Byrd Col Pitzmeurice Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr and Gene Tunney in a circus style spoof of an inauguration ceremony
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New York
Congress
Buteher
United States
Robert J. Bacon
Cheug Saints and Sinners
Armorica
Bacon
Richard E. Byrd
Col
James G. Pitzmeurice
Trish
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Gene ‘Tunney
Beis on horse and dog races in England last year
Beis on horse and dog races in England last year totaled 19,500,000 with a turnover of nearly 826,000,000. More than 9,000,000 of the wagers were for the minimum amount which is equivalent to 50 cents.
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Beis
England
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