Wakes Officials Act on Minor Judiciary Practice
Wakes circuit actions reopen fronts as the peace officers pursue a major step. Judge Hudson sets next morning for Justice Finney and Constable Vickers to show cause why a writ of prohibition could not be awarded against further proceedings. Arrest of Miss Lillian Hughes leads to discovery of tax-paid liquor at her residence on Prairie Avenue. Authorities await further orders as the case涉及 multiple districts and legal maneuvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fee of
de Yue
Kanawha Circuit Court
Hudson
G. J. Finney
Consta Ric Vickers
Lillian Hughes
McFarland
Pralsiieae
Homes Plans Are Endorsed In Warm Springs
Warm Springs Ga November 20 James A Moffett housing administrator endorses broad federal housing policy for those unable to obtain private credit. He notes no final relief or housing plans by January 3 when Congress convenes. He outlines programs for substitutions, subsistence homesteads and modernization without private backing, stressing ongoing progress and the government’s role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warm Springs
Hoosevelt
James A. Moffett
Zeshead
Goatee
aRernodh
Foundation
Ruaru estenGs
Moffatt
England
Moffett
Four Miners Rescued From Black Damp Gas In Mine
Four miners were rescued from a Greek Mine near East Dank East one night after being overcome by black damp gas. The men identified include John Wallace and Jesse Rominesend along with Lawrence Jeffrey and B X Calelion from Palot Creek Forest’rex. Company officials organized a quick rescue and sent a party to the depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campany
John Wallace
B X. Calelion
Jesse
Anca
Fiows
Denver Firemen Perish in Blazing Factory Collapse
In Denver a trunk factory blaze collapsed killing several firemen. Ten of fifteen were reported lost, five rescued by fellow firefighters including Captain Woods and Firemen ver ham Cassels Sullivan, with others unidentified. Police cars ambulances and trucks converged on the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Woods
Ham
Cassels
Sullivan
Dictatorship in Spain Seen in Rome Conference
Rome reports a volatile art conference between Alfonso and Interior Minister Antonio Maura spurring debate that dictatorship may be the only cure for Spain’s chaos. Goleoc hcea traveled from Barcelona to Rome and back after secret talks about restoring the monarchist party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Alfonso
Spain
Golcochsa
Pan
Onro
Spokin
Goleoches
Perea Oceigge
Alyin
Oriania
Royal Newlyweds Permitted to Enjoy Peace and Solitude
London exhaled celebratory noise as the Duke of Kent and Duchess began their honeymoon at Himley Hall in Worcestershire. After a grand Westminster Abbey ceremony, foreign royals and British dignitaries prepared to depart while London returned to normal life and the shopping season awaited. The king and queen of Norway left by boat train, with the Prince of Wales present to bid farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Aremistice
Duchess of Kent
Worcestershire
Duke of Kent
Himley Hall
Earl of Dudley
Galaxy
Westminster Abbey
Queen
Norway
Prince of Wales
Private Liquor License To Be Urged at Meeting
A meeting in Charleston Sunday aims to organize West Virginia distributers association to advocate privately owned and operated liquor establishments. The move follows repeal becoming effective March 1 and is led by attorney Silverstein of 2 S Charleston.
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Silverstein
Charleston
West Virginia
Mary Pickford Lawyers Fight Scandal Claim
New York report details Mary Pickford's attorneys seeking to bar scandalous charges in a 250000 breach case against America's Great, with Edward Hemmer claiming to be Pickford's long time manager and protector. Hemmer alleges a pistol incident linked to Fairbanks era, and mother figure known as Mrs Pickford urged influence over press and divorce.
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New York
Mary Pickford
Aaa
America
Robert F. P. Patterson Reserve
Ahete
Misa Pickford
Douglas’ Fairbanks
Owen
Estra Fairbanks
Wrokden
Hammer
Bill
Fairbanks
Hollywood
Hemmer
Fairbanis
Ickiord
Lynne
Lambs Club
Aamer
Family Feud Over Killings Sparks Roseville Court Scene
Roseville Calif Nov 30 relatives of five Pennsylvania woods tragedy victims clash over the deaths. Two sisters of Elmo Noakes are given suspended jail terms after an emotional court session. Pierce, a nephew of Noakes and brother of Wilfred Pierce, filed peace warrants. Noakes’ brother hints at family feuds and questions motive while denying Elmo’s guilt in the killings near Carlisle and Duncanville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roseville
Calif
Kate Gibby
Flag
Bass
Ile
Pierce
Peraans
Pennsylvania Woods
Elmo Noakes
Russell Pierce
Wilfred Pierce
Noakes
Elmo
Carlile
Pao
Duncanaville
Freighter Henry Cort Sinks Off Muskegon In 60 Mile Gale
The Detroit bound Henry Cort ore freighter disappeared after striking near the Muskegon breakwater in a 60 mile gale. Coast guard crews, including Captain Busch and Surfman Jack Diepert, battled heavy seas but failed to find survivors among about 30 crewmen. The ship was owned by Lake Ports Shipping and Navigation, with Captain Charles V. Cox of Minden City, Michigan.
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Muskegon
Michi
Henry Cort
Detroit
Coast Guard
John A. B
Surfman
Jack Diepert
Busch
Hia
Cort
Lake Ports Shipping and Navigation Company
A Caplain
Charles V. Cox
Minden City
Mich
Charges Brought Against Morro Castle Officers
New York November 30 United States government charges two Ward Line Morro Castle officers after the ship burned at sea last September killing 134. Acting Captain Witlany Fy Warm and Chief Engineer Ebeny S. Ab bott were arrested outside the federal grand jury and arraigned on charges of negligence misconduct and inattention to duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Ward
Morro Castle
Witlany Fy Warm
Ebeny S. Abbott
Federal Grand Jury
Department of Justice
U. S
Colter
Cardenas Takes Oath in Mexico
Mexico City November 30 Cardenas became the youngest constitutional president of Mexico taking the oath at noon before 60000 spectators as the National Revolutionary Government pledged to follow policies of his predecessor Abelardo Rodriguez. He promised his administration would pursue better economic and social conditions for the working class while emphasizing honesty and simplicity during the inaugural ceremony attended by foreign ambassadors in formal dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
D.fp
Lazaro Cardenas
Cardenas
The
Republic
Ontinnal
Vrew
National Revolutionary
Abelardo Rodriguez
Ing Clazacs
Midwest Snow Paralyzes Roads and Railways
A severe Midwest snowstorm caused heavy drifts, paralyzing motor traffic and delaying rail service in Wisconsin and Minnesota. Gale winds whipped Lake Michigan as conditions worsened, with temperatures generally near freezing or below in impacted areas.
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Theia Midwest
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Lake Ichipan
Okla
West Virginia University Board Plans Administrative Upgrade
The Board of Governors discussed plans to study an administrative upgrade to function after December 31. The committee met on the eve of a general board meeting and did not release details, with announcements likely after tomorrow morning's full board session.
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Teorgantown. iWov
West Virginiat University Boare
Rega Ora
Paraguay to Reject League Peace Proposal
Buenos Aires Nov 20 reports say Paraguay will reject the League of Nations peace plan. Military observers note tension in the Chaco as Bolivia and Paraguayan forces clash on multiple fronts, with authorities suggesting a decisive outcome may be imminent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos. Aires
Chaco
Paraguay
League of Nations
Asuncion
State Closes Case Against E C Lawson
Raleigh county courtroom hears closing by state as Edgar C Lawson former state auditor fights charges of conspiring to defraud in Guaranty Investment Co case. Witness Reed, former salesman for the company, testifies Lawson did not accompany him to Rhodes and did not solicit McGee for stock. defense claims evidence weak as judge Lively praises Lawson's character.
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Beckley
Edgar C. Lawcon
Securitioa
Guararty Investment Company
Charleston
West Virginia Supreme Court
Frank Lively
Raleigh County
Japan
Reed
Coi
Lawson
Rhodesi
McGee
Wei
Iy Sime Auditorare
Sima
Wan
Nee
Raleigh
Mendowa
Trade Prospects Shown Favorable in Fifth District
Richmond based Federal Reserve notes conditions in the Fifth District, covering West Virginia, Virginia, Maryland, and parts of North and South Carolina, are generally favorable. October and early November trade ran at seasonal levels with deposits rising, employment steady, coal and textile output up, and building activity increasing. Retail and wholesale trade improved, farm crops yielded well, and debt collections were strong for the period.
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Richmond
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
West Virginia
Virginia
Maryland
North
PWS
Federal Reserve
Ts Ae
Lnk Jn Tha
Fe Pladlynts
Dloe
Eight Pitione Hopkins Plan to President on Relief
Fragmented OCR shows Hopkins proposing a federal work relief plan with Congress and cabinet members split over funding. Officials discuss raising the relief figure from 8 to 9 billion dollars and seek alternatives in federal quarters.
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Rae Lnk
Federal ‘Work’ Relief
Reta?tively
A.sharp
Presidential 'Advisora
Cabint A
Retef
Prinigs
Erns
Federal FERA admits dissatisfaction with arts program
Washington reports indicate FERA officials say they are not satisfied with certain aspects of the arts study program. Beeler notes changes heard in Washington concern transfer of personnel and dropped positions in the relief effort. Governor Hog and state board push for streamlined personnel costs while confirming no new staffing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal
Willam’ N. Beeler
Mater Eters Aminnistrator
Charleston
Bechler
Hog
Kump
J. Beehler
Coneat
Sirgetor
C.H. Hardes
Atala
Basaultice Authority
State Board
Mrs Stolle Dies From Auto Injuries
Mrs Catherine Stolle, 86, died from injuries after an automobile accident Wednesday night. Luther Gedbey of Owens was charged with manslaughter. case continued to December 42 in municipal court. Funeral services for Mrs Stolle will be held at Sacred Heart church at 9:30 this morning. burial in Spring Hill Cemetery.
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Catherine Stolle
Mechullan ‘Hospital
Luther
Gedbey
Owens
Ared
Mire
Stolleare
Sacred. Heart
Spring Hill
Cemeny
Iit
Bammmers
Freedom Is Threatened Professors Warned by Wittke in Chicago
Dr. Carl Wittke of Ohio State, head of the American Association of University Professors committee on academic freedom, warned that academic freedom is in danger. He declined to specify triggers, saying the report to the association notes a Democratic world trend where it becomes unpatriotic to think. The AAUP dropped a pianist’s eligibility citation for two universities, citing a rule violation, amid disputed investigations and no formal faculty complaints from Louisiana.
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Chicago
America
Carl Wittke
Ohio State
Association
Merica
Pmiae
Erally
Gmnen
A.A. Wa
Ralph" W. Hefferd
Aps
Oxcam
P Univcralty
Otticera
Sthey
Touisiana
University of Vic
Wittke
Thaniversity
Unclear historical note on law enforcement and taxation
Fragmentary OCR hints at officials, bootleg control, accounting requests, and proposed reforms. Mentions detectives, capital, and a named individual Bates, with scattered references to taxation and police activity. Specific facts and entities are largely garbled in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waskingson
Police
Bates Baw Traniy Leven Senio
Untitled fragment on estates and timing heard aloud
Fragmentary OCR text references estates and timing, mentioning a speaker and unclear phrases. The readable portions suggest a discussion of property, ages, and perhaps a legal or narrative stream. No clear persons, organizations, or concrete events emerge from the legible lines.
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