Hoover and Governor Clash Over San Jose Lynching
Former President Herbert Hoover and Governor James Ralph Jr. traded sharp criticism in San Francisco over last Sunday's lynching in San Jose. Hoover pleaded for restraint and blamed state leaders for failing to prevent violence. He urged local peace officials to restore order and avoided deploying troops, warning of unpredictable outcomes.
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San Francisco
Herbert Hoover
Tnd
James Ralph Jr
Ust
San Jose
Promptiy Age
Lindberghs Land At Cambia Air Port In Bathurst
Report from Bathurst Cambia indicates Charles A Lindbergh and family landed at a Cambia air port after a flight over the Atlantic. The trip appears connected to a Lufthansa route toward Brazil with no immediate statements from the travelers. The arrival occurred near Cape Verde islands as part of a larger transatlantic leg.
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Lindberghs
Air Port
Cambia
Bathurst
Cape Verde
Isinnda
Pata Col
Charles A. Lindbergen
South America
Lingtérghs
Lufthans
Brazil
Asa
Zernelling Stip
Pion
Tisabarphe
Banmartinks
Cape Verde Islands
Fouratay St
Bank Foresees Better Times in Richmond District
The Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond reports improving conditions across employment, retail trade, and residential construction in October and early November. Public works programs boost jobs while private building rises, though prices push more families to seek aid and redemptions remain weak.
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Richmond
U— i
Ith
Federal Reserve District
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
Deeres
Pripe ‘Baste Lines
Fesume
John
Fo Sbor
Fire Rages Through Greenfield Block Causes Major Damage
Flames driven by strong wind sweep the Henrlced block in Greenfield causing an estimated 2,000,000 in damage. Firefighters from nearby communities battled the blaze for three and one half hours before gaining control.
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Greenfield
Maig
City Editor Delivers Thanksgiving Aid to Needy Family
A Chicago city desk phone call brings a heartwarming donation as the city editor arranges a Thanksgiving meal for a needy family. The caller describes a mother with three children in need of dinner and basic care, prompting a rapid, compassionate response from the newsroom.
Smith Attacks Administration Works Program
Alfred E. Smith accuses the Public Works Administration of collapse and says the civil works program exists to mask failures. He argues the system is bloated with red tape and that new departments expand the alphabet soup of agencies while aiming to employ more people through winter relief.
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New York
Alfred E. Smith
Public Works Administration
Civil Works Program
Tull Works Administration
AAA
FCA
PWA
FERA
NRA
TVA
R&c
Smith
Citi
Matt
Harry Hopking
Ickes
Hewell
Bingham Defends Monetary Program in Thanksgiving Address
American Ambassador Robert W. Bingham defended U S monetary and naval policy in a Thanksgiving address in London He described the British equalization fund as a large setup to buy and sell gold and said the United States created a similar smaller fund with a like aim He noted the mention referred to the Reconstruction Corporation fund for buying newly mined gold and not other uses He warned against those who sell the United States short and highlighted Anglo American relations
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London
United States
Robert W. Bingaan
Associat
Reconstruction Corporation
Maryland lynching clash as militia seizes suspects
Surprise move by Governor Bitchle sends state militia to eastern Maryland to round up men accused in the Princes Annetober lynching of George Arrosnet. Troops guard prisoners amid bayonets and tear gas while mobs are dispersed and guardsmen return to Baltimore.
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Bitchle
Maryland
George Arrosnet
Princes Annetober
Balttorere
Gillsbury Street
Preas
Borah backs broad metallic base for currency
Senator Borah reenters the monetary debate urging a wider primitive metallic base for currency. In a letter to James B. Warburg the Idaho Republican cites reform proposals and challenges critics of Roosevelt's policy to offer a specific remedy.
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Washington
Borah
Wright
James B. Warburg
New York
Racevelt
Idsha Republican
Warburg
Roosevelt
New York Financiaz
Suspected Killer Sees Own Death
Dr Alice Wynekoop in county jail confesses to murder doubt about trial and hints death would not be unwelcome. She speaks as police question her about the death of daughter-in-law Abets Fruit and relies on doctors for no aid. The 62 year old notes fear and grim resolve amid the legal thriller.
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Oxicago
Allee L. Wynekoop
Alice
Wee
Godtor
Prancis W. McNamara
Judge James A. Lowell Dies in Newton Home
Federal Judge James A. Lowell, 64, died at home in Newton after a ten day illness. His death ends impeachment proceedings tied to his role in the extradition of George Crawford, charged with a murder in Virginia, ending a high profile legal dispute.
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Newton
Mass
James A. Lowell
National House of Representatives
George Crawford
Officials Drop Lynching Probe
The state authorities drop the investigation into the October lynching of George Armwood near Princess Anne Maryland. The Somerset County officials had sought arrests and prosecution but district judges released the prisoners on writs or habeas corpus after troops guarded the scene. Governor Ritchie and Attorney General William Preston Lane are cited in the note.
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Baltimors
Princesa Anne
Somerset County
George Armwood
Princess Anne
Ritchie and
Altormneyeneral
William Preston Lorie, Jrom
Blast Fatal to Two Women in Washington Street Basement
A gas explosion in the Washington Street home of Mr and Mrs Stuart Paxton killed two visitors, Mrs H R Bowles of New York and Mlle Herriot Legg of Acosta. Both women, guests for Thanksgiving, died yesterday after the blast in the basement. Joint services were set for 9:46 this morning at Bartlett's Chapel with Rev William Brice Miller officiating. Bowles will be buried in Tullathoms Tennessee, Legg in Offeyersdale Pennsylvania.
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Stuart Paxton
Washington Street
H. R. Bowles
New York Cty
Elnter
Mrm
Paxton
Mlle Herriot Legg
Acostm
Cmrtlett’s Chapel
William Bricen Miller
Bre. Bowles
Tullathoms
Tenn
Miss Leggs
Offeyersdale
Aunelies Legg
Alina
Legion Probe Commission to review department setup
Edward A. Hayes national commander announced a commission to ascertain the present arrangement of the American Legion department. The panel was created by a regional national committee after hearing charges of irregularities in New Mexico department officials. The announcement came during the ArcDowell Post 8 celebration in Gary.
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Gary
Department of the American Legion
Edward A. Hayes
Post Bo. & T
Wna
New Mexico
Oklahoma Guardsmen Assigned to University Football Game
Oklahoma Governor Murray orders guardsmen from Chickasha to supervise gate receipts at the University of Oklahoma stadium for the annual game against Oklahoma A and M. Lt. Col. Flynn leads the detail to observe ticket agents and report how tickets are distributed and sold while athletic officials say records may be inspected.
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Oklahoma
Norman
Okla
Wiltam H
Alfalfa Bui
Murray
University For Oklahoma
Oklahoma A
College
Zre
Chickasha
Kates
University
Iscops
Tign P. Barrate
Barrete
Murray Wold
Jat
Bloir D. Plynt
Owen
Flyn
Shika
Rnett
Mura
Torder
College football results and standings in holiday action
West Virginia eleven defeats Wash-Jeff, Correll, Colgate, Alabama, Nebraska with a 19-7 score as Charleston honors the Thanksgiving Day games. The Cadets remain unbeaten in Eastern matchups while Pennsylvanians and Colgate also post wins. Alabama and Kentucky also register victories, with notable upsets and traditional rivals profiled across the slate.
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Frank A
the Gazette Sports
Charleston High
Green Miliary
Latchey
Dletinak
Pan West Virginis
Patore
Charleston
Greenbrier
West’ View
Verghy
Fletcryton
Jefferson -College
Cornel Shilpp
Pitt
Alabama
Kentucky
Loyola of New
O William and Mary
University
Nebraska
State
Cornhuskera Wear! Armor
Irish Republic Army actions amid Dublin tensions reported
A fragmentary OCR passage notes suspected treasonous documents found amid a Dublin security sweep. It references leaders O Duffy and Cosgrave, a blue shirt unit, and the Ireland party amid a linked political clash.
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Aetsure
Ireland
Stewert
Dublin
O'Duffy
Erpest
Elpke
Vow
T. Cosgrave
United Ireland Party
Blythe
Dublin and
Gerk
Notables Visit Will On Thanksgiving Day
A disjointed fragment describes guests including figures named Homer Croy and Florenz Ziegfeld visiting a place called Will on Thanksgiving Day. The text mentions a party, several unnamed attendees, and an outlaw prince figure, with chaotic dialogue about reception and gifts.
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Will
Beverly Hells
Harry
Homer Croy
Florenz Ziegfeld
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