Warns Congress of Raids On the Treasury
A congressional warning section notes the Treasury facing proposed large-scale expenditures for drought victims and defense of the deficit. Senator Borah criticizes tax resistance while urging careful budgeting amid anticipated $408 million deficit and debates over a $60 to $80 million drought fund.
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Congress
Treasury
Scrater - Idee
Borah
Idaho
Wits
Mellon
Toru
Poll on World Court Inquiry Regains Public Interest
The notice signals renewed public interest in a world court inquiry. Details remain sparse in the fragment, but the item references an upcoming poll and the Cutts Book context amid questioning and debate.
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World Court
Denver judge ejected after clash with bishop in cathedral
Former Denver judge Ben B. Lindsey was forcibly removed from the Cathedral of St. John the Divine in New York City after interrupting Bishop Manning during a sermon on companionate marriage. He shouted his denial and was hustled out as a crowd surged, with police eventually taking him to the 100th Street station.
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St. John the Divine
New York
Manning
Ben B. Lindsey
Denver
William T. Manning
M&n- Tumg
Fudge Lindsey
House of Justice
House of God
Children’s Court
Lindsey
Lieut. Flood
Ftation
Lindsey Wea
100Th Street
Attockey
Arthur
Urilad
Clinton
Hsys
Bava
Clarend Darrow
Darrow
Ead
Aupreme Court of Colorado
Are
Effigy of Bilbo Burned at University Campus
UNIVERSITY Misa, Dec 7.—Chancellor J N Power of University of Misalacippi regrets the reported burning of an effigy bearing the placard down with Bilbo on campus at midnight He said no investigation yet and no statement from Bilbo who was at Poplar ville plantation Witnesses say the effigy burned atop a flagpole as hundreds of students gathered from dorms and a campus dance The scene follows a campus dispute with state colleges dropping from an official list amid unrest tied to Blinc administration
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Misa
J. N. Power
University of
Hig Poplarville Plantation
Motimmed
Miscissippi Atate College
Skull Fracture After Highwaymen Robbery Near Port Hill
Danny McKeown of Owens was brought to Charleston Ganatal hospital with a fractured skull and scalp injuries after being struck by two men in a car near Port Hill, robbed of 25 dollars, and left by the roadside. Trooper Grasey of the state police reported the assault occurred early at night and that an attendant and car service helped transport him to the hospital. He regained consciousness and his condition was described as precarious.
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Danny McKeown
Owens
Charleston
Grasey
Port Hill
McKeown
de Male
Trxarkana
Tex
BR. W. Hanks
Guaranty Bond State Bank
Redland
Hanks
Tetatkate
Hewin
BT. Page
Church Thefts and Purse Snatcher in Crime List
A Charleston crime list details church thefts and purse snatching during a busy weekend. Robberies targeted Baptist and Presbyterian churches on Randolph Street and Broad Street, with coats, gloves, a purse, and cash stolen. A suspect grabbed a pocketbook from Mrs. Erma Taylor on Lee Street before fleeing. Police report several other break ins and petty thefts across the city.
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Charleston
Columbia Boulevard
Wiliam Ryan
Bernard Carroll
Tower Kanawha Street
Carroll
Roca
Randolph Strest Baptist
Gomeéone
Pirot Presbyterian
Broad Street
Derby
Burns
Morris Street
H. M. Billing
Sacksan Atrert
J. Canningham
Columbie
Four Maniacs Captured In Brooklyn
Four escaped maniacs from Mattewan State hospital were nabbed in a Brooklyn apartment and were being returned to Mattewan tonight. Five keepers guarded the ambulance. three fugitives remain at large. Suspects named include William H. Nelson Harry Gordon John Gambill and John Biggins with Mrs Mary Siedenfels charged with harboring criminals.
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New York
Mattewan ‘State Hospital
Brooklyn
Mattenwan Tonigh
Mary Sdeenfels
William H. Nelson
Harry Gordon
Rochester
N. Y
John H. Gambill
John Biggins
Frank van Derkuyler
Anthony A. Alley
Joseph Kaylur
Mystery Meuse valley deaths prompt toxic fog theory
Across Londor and Brussels experts probe a deadly, elusive illness in cattle and humans linked to fog and factory gases. Investigations consider toxic substances as a key factor, with postmortems and public health measures under way as Belgium’s queen visits the stricken Meuse valley.
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Scientific Foundation
Meuse Valley
Istritken
For
Ang
Jemieppe
Hlemslle Haute
Ops
Meuse
Iinistry
Bealth
Thysicians
Actenuata
Linge University
Bufferera
Elizabeth
Belgium
Liege
Jemeppe
Na Abe
Jean Ferdinand
Engin
Louise Dams
Brussels
Plemye Furn
Seven Drowned When Schooner Goes to Bottom
Seven people die when the coal laden schooner Storm Petrelfounders off Watch Hill Rhode Island as a coast guard tow fails to reveal survivors. The victims include four men one of whom is the captain, two women one a wife, a child and crew remain undetermined. The wreck followed a Thanksgiving eve gale after a prior shipboard battle with rough seas near Cornfield Point.
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Watch Hill
R. T
Long Island
Coast Guard
Plal
Gir
Petral
New London
Memaba
Swain
Remaha
Ahe
New York
Nantucket
Mass
Hen and Chickens Reef
Cornfield
Connecticup River
Eye
Mew
Lonttom
Court to Rule In Henry Case
In Middlesourne a court prepared to rule on whether the Pat Henry murder trial proceeds this term or shifts to a later term. The defense objects to a confession allegedly made by James Dunn, who said he was beaten to force the statement. The child Garlan Bayless was found dead in the Ohio River after a drinking bout.
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Macther
Garlan Bayless
Pat Henry
Ohio River
Henry
Jaruee Dunn
L. 8. Snyder
Watzel County
Ktoup
Deleum
Dunn
Counsil
Charlen Henry
Clyde McBee
Fatally Burned When Clothing Catches Fire
In Hagerstown, Ma. this morning 62 year old Mia Mollie Miller of Hancock ran into the street as flames enveloped her clothing. Neighbors could not reach her in time and she died before a doctor arrived. Constable Charles A. Barnhart said he believed kerosene saturated her clothing and caught fire.
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Hagerstown
Mia
Mollie Miller
Hancock
Charles A. Barnhart
Riots injure dozens as fascists clash across German towns
Reports from Berlin Dortmund and Bonn say more than forty injured in fascist riots with several seriously hurt. Police halted demonstrations after Nazi and fascist groups disrupted events including a burn of a Reichsbanner procession in Hamelin. In Texas a bank cashier shot during a ransom plot survived but cannot recall details.
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Berlin
Bernat
Dortmund
Publican Reichsbanner
Hamelin
Ftanover
Bonn
Rineland
Gernan
Westérn Front
Nho
Germany
Bomb damages Pittsburgh restaurant. no injuries reported
A time bomb damaged the interior of the Micheport restaurant of M. Joyce in Pittsburgh early today, with additional damage to other sections of the building. Joyce knew of no motive and could not determine how or when the bomb was placed.
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Pittsburgh
Jp—Maplesson
Micheenport
M. Joyce
Joyes
Mussolini Demonstrates Expert Fencing Skill in Ceremony
Rome dated dispatch reports Italian Premier Mussolini fencing with high officials during a ceremony honoring the Wasci Anti Aircraft Corps. The premier and generals faced off in a sharp match, with Mussolini repeatedly forced to acknowledge touches as officers cheered his display.
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Rome
UFI
Unt
Comalgilog
To Be Happy We Must Obey God Declares Minister
The Rev E M Moser of Schwarz Memorial Presbyterian preaches on essentials of the Kingdom urging obedience to God. He contrasts earthly concerns with seeking righteousness and joy in the Holy Spirit, citing Romans 14 about food and drink not ruling life. The sermon notes how early Christians debated meat offered to idols and stresses kingdom focus amid modern temptations.
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E. M. Moser
Schwarz Memorial Presbyterian Church
Earth
Kingdom of God
Paul
Rome
Christiana
Church of God
St. Paul
Ge ix
Barnem
Fienan Tyre
Verdict Sparks Cheers Among Courtroom Crowd
Reported in a Moscow court, sentence details show several plotters condemned to death or long terms with confiscation of property. Officials and professors named in the case face severe penalties amid loud cheering as verdicts are read and spectators fill the gallery.
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Olice
Lenoy
Moscowstitute
Haat
Hospital Heads Meet Here Toda
Delegates to the fifth annual session of the Hospital Association of Virginia will convene at the Kanawha hotel. Registration and headquarters open this morning as delegates arrive from all sections of the state. Rev. John Gan will unveil the program, followed by A. Ray’s address and a welcome by Dr. Walter X. Fast.
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Hospital Association of Virginia
Kanawhd
John Gan
Rt. John
A. Ray
Walter X
Will Puts Blame On Divine Hedy
Banta Monica report notes a single line mention of blame directed at the film or performer Divine Hedy amid brief, fragmentary copy about entertainment or crime gossip from a California outlet.
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Will
Divine Hedy
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