Pt Pleasant Woman Dies In Auto Crash Near Bridge
Miss Bessie Eberts 94 of Point Pleasant dies after a light truck veers off MacCarkle Avenue near the C and O bridge. Driver J T Rathliff of Charleson Street and another passenger Dorothy Gross of Charleston escape with injuries. Rathliff reports a speeding car caused the crash. Dorothy Gross treated at Mountain State Hospital. police investigate. Surviving are her parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ebert and eight siblings. Funeral arrangements not yet set.
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MacCarkle Avenue
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J. T Rathiz
Charlescon Street
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Ratligt
Dorothy Gross
Charleston
Eperte
Barlow
Ratliff
Mia Gross
Mountain State Ital
Vicwin
Lena Ebert
John P. Lilly
Edgewood Drive
Bt. Pronots
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Clara Man
Charles Capito
Virginia Street
Mrr
Charles Ebert
Point Pleasant
Puneral
Bern
Miners Union Protests Tariff on Imported Coal
The United Mine Workers of America sent a letter to President Hoover denouncing the treasury department ruling that tariffs on coal imports from Canada Britain and Germany do not apply. The protest argues the tariff was meant to aid 700000 miners and families amid widespread unemployment and bankruptcy in the coal industry.
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Dec
Treasury
Canada
Great Britain
Germany
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United Mine Workers of America
Hate Searles
Reed
R. Fa
Stimson
Winite House
Soakies
United States
Willis By Robert Quillen
A fragment shows a humorous style about lateness and parental reminders. The piece hints at a small town humor voice and everyday family dynamics without full context or resolution.
Commerce Secretary Reports Stronger Industry Outlook
Secretary Wilbur Neupont presents the interior department annual operations to Congress. He cites an increasingly sound position for US industry due to conservation on public lands and orderly mineral reserve methods. The document notes Hawaii’s peaceful status despite sensational press attention surrounding a naval lieutenant’s wife case and a related murder from about a year ago.
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Dee
Secretary of Interior
Wilbur Niep
United States
Congress
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Tne
Wilbur
Hawaii
State Budget Meet Opens Amid Uncertain Attendance
The state budget commission begins work on the two year plan as Gov Conley may be unable to attend due to injuries. Howard Gore ill officials debate whether to start without them with open sessions to gather department recommendations before executive action on allocations. Advance signals point to sharp reductions across most appropriations as the budget moves to the legislature with a democratic administration taking office.
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Ukewlue
Howard M. Gore
George W. Shai
Offi
Comrolesian
Stong
Dnech Eyer
Auto Out of Control Crashes, Skims Embankment in Dana
A Dana driver, Mrs Samuel Mormon, lost control of her automobile on the Midland Trail at Dana yesterday afternoon. The car struck two vehicles driven by W W McCall of Montgomery and Johnny Titlow of Charleston, then jumped an embankment onto railroad tracks. No serious injuries were reported. State police noted the driver was a beginner and became excited as vehicles approached on the bend.
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Daria
Capital Police Hold Marchers To Lonely City Spot
Washington dispatch reports a large group of demonstrators confined by police without violence. Authorities planned to stop a march to the capitol tomorrow as March arrivals estimated at about twenty six hundred caravans were diverted to a war time zone near Camp Meigs, DC.
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Metropolitan Police
Germany forms new cabinet under Von Schleicher
Berlin reports General Kurt von Schleicher completes cabinet with Magnus von Braun and Hermann Warmbold retaining agriculture and commerce posts. Johannes Fopitz becomes minister without portfolio. Recess planned until January, with mixed public reaction and uncertainty over disarmament policies.
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Kurt von Schieldher
Cpl
Franz von Papen
von Schleicher
Hermann Goering
Reichstag
Maren
Franz Bracket
Prussia
von Schleicier
Will Bke
Ministry of Defense
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Ministry of Finance
Tonce
Gospel Power Converts Sinners, Declares Pastor
The Rev. T. E. Manesa of Sixth Street Methodist Episcopal Church calls the gospel transformative, citing Romans 1 16 and Corinth as examples of sin turned to salvation. He notes Paul wrote Romans from Corinth and describes its conversion by gospel power.
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Sixth Street
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Paul
Corinth
Ames
Gorinth
Wen
Colorado Senator Flies To Give Democrats Edge
Walter Walker, a Colorado newspaper publisher and Democrat, serves briefly in the U S Senate after being appointed to fill a vacancy. A late certification delay allows his two day term before Karl Schuyler, the Republican winner, is sworn in. Walker would receive about 800 dollars in mileage plus salary through that day.
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Washington
Dec
Walter Walker
Colorado
Senate
Congress
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Adams
Waterman
Karl Schuyler
Schuyler
Hinedale
U. S. Senate
Japanese Armies Press Deep Into Manchuria
Reports from Tsitsihar say two Japanese armies renewed their push to restore control over Helsungklang province and the vastam railroad. Conflicting dispatches claim both advances and retreats around Su Pingwen's forces as winter weather hampers movements and bombardment targets mountaintop positions.
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Pokutu
Gikhingan
Miyamoto
Hattori
Imperial Japanese Army
Haller
Manan
Roosevelt and Cutting Talk at Warm Springs
Senator Bronson Cutting of New Mexico after a two hour conference with President-elect Roosevelt says progressive Republicans will align with the Democrats only if the Democratic administration accomplishes pre-election goals. He urges progressives in Congress to plan concerted action while noting the political climate is unsettled. He avoids predicting party alignment in the near term.
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Bronson Cutting
New Mexico
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Cutting
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Democratic Party
Cal
Veteran Sea Captain Hangs To Vessel In Oregon Grounding
Captain Ernest Lundstrom remains at the bridge of the freighter Sea Thrush as heavy seas push it aground at the Columbia River mouth. Coast guard cutters and tugs ceased attempts to refloat the ship on Clatsop Spit, with a second rescue planned for morning after the crew of 31 is brought to harbor aboard the Redwing.
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Ore
Dee
Ernest Lundstrom
Columbia River
Coast Guard
Clatsop Spit
Howoitz
Nutter Redwing
Heavy Program Faces Congress in Final Session
Washington dispatch reports the seventy second congress set to convene its closing session with a heavy agenda including prohibition repeal, farm relief, and fiscal reform. Democratic leadership pushes to resolve issues before Roosevelt's March 4 inauguration while Hoover prepares his final message outlining plans on beer regulation and taxation.
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Seventy Second Congress
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Hoover
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Senate
Judiciary Committee
Republicana
Hoovevelt
Campaiga
Prohibition Official in Hawaii Dies After Stroke
Col John F. P. J. Herbert, longtime prohibition administrator for Hawaii, died at Tripler General Hospital after a paralytic stroke on November 21. Capt Walter F. King, his predecessor, will return to Honolulu to resume duties. King had earlier been reassigned to Charleston, and King’s successor will be Wriye N. Banforth of Hagerstown Md.
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John FP
J. Herbert
Territory of
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Herbert
Walter F. King
Charleston
W. Va
Amos W. W. Woodcock
Prohibition
Coloner Herbert
Chicago
King
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Hono. Yalu
Hawii
Wearye
Tf. Banforth
Hagerstown
Charlestor
Navy chief warns economy hurts naval efficiency
Admiral Wilt W. Pratt, chief of operations, says further cost cuts in the east would impair the navy’s efficiency. He notes foreign powers maintain stronger navies under Washington and London treaties and urges continued robust construction to prevent obsolescence in several ship classes.
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Dec
United States Navy
Wilt W. Pratt
Adatay Wll
Tuturo
Pratt
Isohet
London
Grené
Britain
France
Tapan
United Bistesnary
Pinchot Demands G O P Leadership Shake Up
Pennsylvania Governor Gifford Pinchot criticizes national and state Republican leaders in an open letter. He says the party’s shift toward wealth favors the rich and prompts voters last year to abandon the GOP, urging a new party modeled on Lincoln and Roosevelt to arise.
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Im— Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
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Melion-Ware-Atterbury
United States Senate
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Senate
Tepublican Party
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Lincoln
Rocsavelt
Mrs Hoover Bids Goodbye To Camp on Rapidan River
Mrs Stonver farewell to Rapidan Camp marks the end of Hoover era at the White House. The transfer to Shenandoah National Park will be completed as winter begins, with Hoover recommending the site stay for future presidents.
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Rapidan River
Party of Friends
National Park
Washington
Stonver
Rapidan Camp
Hoover
White House
Nother Epring
Stein
Shenandoah National Park
Vote on 18th Amendment Repeal Splits Congress
Washington December 4. The vote on repealing the 18th amendment looms as a close, turbulent act amid southern grumbling and procedural disputes. Speaker Garner and allies push for ratification by state conventions while opponents demand state legislatures and stricter dry-state protections. The session also faces farm relief, Volstead changes, and tax concerns as crucial issues converge.
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Congress
Bnooming Boones, Velt
John M. Garner
South
Garner mi3
Garner
Henry T. Rainey
John McDuffie
Capitol
McDuffie
Og Bieber
Putnam Man Is Shot to Death
Buffalo December 4 special to The Gazette Benton Meadows a 50 year old farmer of Beg Ridge near Buffalo was shot and killed by I J Boles 36 of Bea Ridge Saturday afternoon at the Boles home on Lee Ridge An autopsy found three bullets in Meadows body one in the head one near the heart and one in the cheek Neighbors say the shooting stemmed from a five year feud Meadows survived by six children and was buried at the family cemetery on Thirteen Mile creek.
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Benton Meadows
Beg Ridge
Here
I. J. Boles
Slso
Bea Ridge
Boleg
Hela Tomate Row
Boles
Lee Ridge
Ts Rayney
Butfate
Merdow
Meadows
Lame Ducks Have Real Chance to Make a Name
Santa Monica observers urge voters to scrutinize a lingering Congress. The piece argues these lame ducks can influence policy despite public doubt, noting their awareness of how people voted on major issues and suggesting their actions may reveal true party positions.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Deca
Congress
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