Hitler Moves to Consolidate Power as New Cabinet Formed
Berlin reports describe Hitler’s new conservative cabinet swiftly expanding his control with Papen named vice chancellor and Prussia commissioner. Communists threaten a general strike, while unrest rises in Hamburg and Ruhr as workers clash with police and protests spread across the republic.
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von Hindenburg
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Hitler
Cabin Creek Man Killed in Fight
A fatal stabbing occurred on the highway near King Fork in Cabin Creek. Gettime, 50, died from a heart wound after a dispute with Ampirement over Dowellson. Vence Coles is charged, and arrest papers allege a pocket knife was used.
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Iate
Eaus
Rillie Willis Remembers Cold Bed Coughing Tale
Fragmentary diary like line recalls Rillie Willis speaking of a cold bed and coughing as a memory. The voice mentions an elder male figure and a casual reference to a past event related to a game. The text is informal and lacks clear context or full sentences.
John Galsworthy Stricken Before Nobel Prize Ceremony
John Galsworthy, 63, famed author and 1931 Nobel Prize in literature winner, is gravely ill at his Hampstead home after a severe cold led to a decline in health. He cannot travel to Stockholm on November 1 to accept the prize in person. Born Kingston Hill in 1867, he pursued law before turning to writing.
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Tohn Galsworthy
Hampstead
Galsworthy
Stockholm
Kingston Hill
Surrey
Harrow
Oxford
Prit- Ke
Escaped Thief Still Sought After City Jail Break
Police sought Ralph Wilkinson alias Gomer Harper 78 after a midday escape from Huntington custody. He fled in a maroon Plymouth coupe tied to a shoe-store holdup. Newell 21 sought attorney and aid from relatives. Officers broadcast his description as investigators review how the jail break occurred.
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Huntington
Ralph Wilkinson
Heldup
Mobile
Wilkinson
Gomer Harper
Fifthevenue
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Ruth Midet
Myrtle Avenue
South Hius
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St the
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St. Paul
Minn
Rassine
Wit
Thom McAn
Gsplel Street
Arenue
Harper
Democrats Back Farm Mortgage Relief Effort
Democratic leadership in Congress pressed for emergency legislation to ease farm mortgage pressure. Senator Robinson of Arkansas and Senator Hull of Tennessee urged prompt relief before the Senate banking subcommittee. In the House, Rep. Steuart of Alabama spearheaded hearings on a bill for a moratorium on federal land loan repayments.
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Ender
Robinson
Arkansas
Corel Hull
Tennessee
Steiart
Alshams
Congress Inflationists Marshaling Their Force
Washington observers describe a rising bloc in Congress advocating currency expansion via monetization of silver. Hearings set to begin tomorrow after weeks of postponement, as the bills to make silver certificates legal tender move forward under Chairman Somets.
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Manera
Congress
Somets
Head Assails Big Banks for Holding Up Aid
Reconstruction Finance Corp head Pomerene accuses large banks of hoarding funds and blocking aid as 5690 lenders closed after RFC loans. Senate subcommittee hears figures on rail loans and interlocking directorates as critique of banks and utilities.
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Jan. At
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Qheirman Allae Pomerene
Pix Hance Corporation
Senate Banking and Currency
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Cleveland Sebor
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Joseph B. Eastman
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
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Reconstruction Fitance Corporation
Dust Swindler Kelley Identified as Shipwreck Kelley Relative
Brooklyn police picked up a wandering boy after two days of questioning. They learned the youth is Aly father, son of Shipwreck Kelley the flagpole sitter known as Kellie Kelley, with ties to Feeney City.
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Feeney City
House Measure Would Aid Jobless by Shorter Hours
Washington bill proposes a six hour work day to spread employment. penalties include fines up to 1 009 or three months in jail for moving goods by workers longer than six hours daily. Supporters cite broader impact on manufacturing workers while opponents call it unconstitutional. The bill faces likely tough odds for passage this session.
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OL Dia
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D Muse
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Supreme Court
United States Steel Declares Dividend For 115 Preferred
United States Steel announces a 50 cent dividend on 115 preferred stock, payable to about 62,000 holders. The remaining 38.25 of the normal 1.78 rate is deferred under cumulative features as operations ran at 50 percent capacity in the year, with some improvement late in the year but weak demand in November and December.
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United States Steel Corporation
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Great Corporation
Myran
Taylor
Robber Steals $900 in Grafton Bank Hold-Up
A tall clean cut man robbed the Monongahela West Penn office in Grafton today stealing $900 in cash, two diamond rings, and a watch after a girl cashier screamed. The thief, described as slender with a gray coat, fled as alarms and police from Ohio and New Jersey were alerted.
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Jan
Monongahela West Penn Company
Eacapert
Frene Eum
Misa Kunst
F. M. Bendets
Tell
Nat
Houghties State and Alloy Police
Chirlesson
W Penthis
Mupe
New Jersey
Kcone
Ohio
Tax Limitation Referendum Case Before State Supreme Court
The West Virginia Supreme Court debated whether a five day belay in publishing the governors proclamation and referendum notice invalidates the tax limitation amendment. A. Herold argued the publication failed in 49 counties, while Townsend defended strict compliance. The court would rule later.
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A. ©. Herold
T. C. “Townsend
Aena “Herold
Summersville
Townsend
Senate Moves To Smooth Troubles In West Virginia Politics
Democratic senators met in secret caucus to discuss rules and attaches as Governor-elect Mump dovs avoids participation. Senator Herold moved to hold over his proposal for cutting mucker and paraties of attaches. President Mathews said the governor-elect has not engaged in organization problems and should not be expected to devote time. A tuition loan bill for resident students at state educational institutions was introduced by Billy.
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Senate
Herold
Braxton
Mathews
Ump
Billy
West Virginia
State’ Senate
Yenter
Roosevelt to names Bronson Cutting to Interior post
President elect Roosevelt reportedly planned to appoint Senator Bronson Cutting of New Mexico as secretary of the interior. Democratic circles suggested Senate figures Walsh for attorney general and Glass for treasury, while Cutting’s West likely future cabinet role draws on his familiarity with Indian and public land issues.
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Cutting
New Mexico
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Carter Glass
Virginia
Treasury
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Qui~ Ting
Groton
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Gutting
Bnnterior
Japan weighs withdrawal from league as elder statesman approves plan
Prince Saionji, elder statesman, reportedly approves Foreign Minister Uchida's plan for Japan to withdraw from the league if Manchuria reports persist. Uchida seeks Saionji's consent while Geneva's course remains unsettled. cabinet decisions after a Friday meeting stay secret.
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Kimmoch Satonji Hag
Yasuye Uchida
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Repeal Proposal Advances After Week of Debate
After a week of debate the house of delegates adopted by a wide margin the repeal proposal to amend the state prohibition, sending the measure to the senate for concurrence. The Hill amendment narrowly passed, prohibiting distilled liquor on selling premises, while beer and wine rules would await further action.
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Frank RB. Hill
Pocahontas
Perlie
Asia
Sims Lannth
House Delegates Approve State Education Inquiry
A joint investigation into the state department of education was approved by the house of delegates led by Delegate Roy Yoke. The inquiry will focus on teacher certification and the department's overall conduct, with the resolution sent to the senate for concurrence. A relief needs committee proposal and a home rule amendment discussion also features amid broad legislative actions.
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Department of Etitical
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Veterans
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State Department of Education
House of Delegates
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Intropy
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Road Commission
Joint Rules Committee
Mayor Weighs Roy L Innes For City Police Ranks
Mayor DeVer says Roy L Innes a former state trooper is seriously considered for appointment to the city police department. It is not certain he would replace A B Bonham on the city traffic police. Innes has worked as a private investigator with an office on Capitol Street and served under Major R F E O Connor in the State Police.
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Tones
Washington Street
Meyor Rlf
DeVer
Znnes Ia
A. B Bonham
West Virginia
Bonus Merchers
Washington
Capitol Strest
R. F E. O’connor
Innes
Naval War Game Showcases Hawaii Defense Drill
Naval planes from Pearl Harbor led the mock defense of Hawaii in the annual army navy war game maneuvers. The fleet split into attackers and defenders with no gunfire as planes, submarines, and coastal artillery simulated a Hawaii invasion to test strategized aerial and sea defense.
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Pearl Harpor
Hawhen Islands
Wilay
Rath Imag
Honolulu
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Roark Harbor
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Ofilaeta
Argama
America
New Postoffice Site Submitted for Charleston
A land tract including shrine mosque and old temple near Capitol was proposed as a site for a new postoffice. L H Blanton and Mrs Lula Boyer assisted in presenting options while government workers reportedly toured Charleston to solicit citizen input. discussion referenced an underground conveyor idea to carry mail under the Kanawha River.
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Wirtrests
Tanteas
Sulehip
Lula Boyer
L. H Blanton
United States Treaming Department
Charleston
Kanawhe
Will Finds He Made a Mistake About Snow
Beverly Wills reports a humorous note about snow and how officials misread conditions. The letter mentions the chamber of commerce, mountains, and local scenes while poking fun at misjudged weather expectations and climate talk.
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Snow
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