Hitler Seen As Successor To Von Papen
Berlin reports that Adolf Miller Hitler, leader of Germany's fascist Talions, emerges as a likely successor to Franz von Papen as chancellor despite party losses. He arrived in Berlin with lieutenants, met President Hindenburg, and plans for a new cabinet were discussed amid rumors of Papen's resignation. The movement centers on his economic program and anti communist stance, with a Munich diet motion calling for dissolving trusts and cartels.
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Ansiat Ou
Fisn
Thole Moting
Ostawaib
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Hitor
Socialist Party
Glassford Warns of Winter Hunger If Washington Marches
Pelhaw D. Glassford once led Washington D C police and warned in an interview with United Press that any march on Washington by veterans or other groups would bring winter hunger. He cited his experience with hunger marchers and radicals who traveled by rail, motor, and foot to press demands on Congress. Glassford had resigned amid clashes with the District of Columblé commission on police modernization and said he no longer held an official post. He cited his role in countering movements during July as Congress weighed the Patman bill.
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Pelhaw D. Glassford
Bia
Congress
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District of Coltmble Commissions
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Burger
Willie Willis By Sobers Quiles
Willie Willis faces Sobers Quiles in a puzzling local bout with odd remarks about arithmetic pride and the Riley child, hinting at rivals and playful boast within a noisy neighborhood wrestling scene.
Favorable Daily Reports From Buick and Fisher Body Plants
Detroit reports 10 000 jobs to be created at Buick and Fisher body plants and 60 000 total including suppliers as General Motors officials announce new automobile manufacturing. Springfield notes coal output rising with 10 000 miners returning to work and mines increasing from 76 to 324. Chicago sees freight traffic gains with the Daily News backing improved shipments. Milwaukee Road and other lines expect continued increases in early week freight movements.
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Mhwa and Minerals
Chicago
The
Daily News Today
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Ikmols Central
North Western
Witnesses Tell Of Vote Frauds In Philadelphia
Testimony before the congressional campaign expenditures committee describes election irregularities in Philadelphia with reports of party workers urging Roosevelt and Garner support, improper ballots, and threats to voters and watchers. Witnesses include printer Benjamin Newman and ward leader Alexander Lichtenstein, with claims of bribes and intimidation at polling sites.
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IUP
Frank
D. Roosevelt
Hilux Elen
Oss
Benjamin Newama
Nkatas
Bellevue Streetord
Sevan
Ballacee
Newman
Alexander Lichtenstein
Thirty-Second
Lichtenstein
Roosevelt
Garner
Large Tunnel Project Urged in Utah Mines
Salt Lake City November 18. A two and a half million dollar tunnel project would remove ore from the bottom of a dozen Bingham district mines and relocate a town within the mountain. Construction would require a 10 foot wide tunnel for about 30 000 feet beneath the district, funded by a federal loan to support the railroad tunnel.
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Bingham District
Pinnace Corporation
Flong
Bingham
Talk of Early Action On Beer Grows Daily
Washington reports growing talk of early action on beer legislation as Senate and House members prepare for the December session. Senator Vandenberg argues for devalluation of the Volstead Act and prompt repeal, citing Michigan’s constitutional vote as a mandate. Senator Harrison suggests beer and light wines for revenue if possible, while House rules chairman Pou backs quick action and Vo Volstead Act modification.
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House
Vandenberg
Michigan
Vanderberg
Harrison
Mississippi
Treasury
Boteason
Hoover
Democratic House
Pou
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Itrantion
Congress
British flyer Amy Johnson breaks Cape Town speed record
Amy Johnson, 23, flies the Desert Cloud to shatter her husband Captain J A Moulton's Cape Town speed record. She lands four days and six hours after takeoff, amid 2000 cheering spectators. Johnson’s feat comes after a long Atlantic crossing and boosts celebration plans with government officials.
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Tlea
Amy Jonnactl
Britis
J. A. Moulton
Caps Town
Britain
Amy
Miss Johnson
England
Capa
Nupa
Manhattan
Shriners Parade Through City Ends Ceremonials
A large Shrine parade moved from the Beni Kedem temple through the business district and back to Capitol Street. The event featured a ceremonial drill, candidates initiated into the order, and notable Shrine officials from Charleston Huntington and Williamson in attendance.
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George EB. Sutherland
Charles Con
Beni Kodom Temple
Walter 8. Bugeen
Sistersville
Imperial
Edward Wileon Aylings
Hinton
James Michael Lewin
Charleston
Delbert Boons Beragg
Huntington
Warren Wayne Crnrk
Man
Agents to Work In Wet States Advance Federal Enforcement
Washington dispatch reports prohibition agents ready to operate in states that repealed local dry laws, shifting to federal enforcement. Woodcock says no fixed deployment plan, expects cooperation from local officials, cites New York as lacking local enforcement before 1993. He notes some states show small trials of federal liquor charges, while funding cuts limit expansion.
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Amos W. W. Woodcock
Algne
Woodcock
Steims
United Press
New York
Maryland
Wisconsin
Arizona
Louisiana
Colorado
Cliffornia
Michigan
North Dekers
Oregon
Dere Bey
Congress
Dureau
McClintic Tries Moonshine Case In November Term
The first trial in the November term of the federal district court opened yesterday afternoon as John Paul Jones and Oscar McParland of near Guthrie agreed to answer to liquor making charges before Judge George W McClintic. Witnesses described the still on Manning branch, a chase after McFarland, and a cache of mash and apparatus. Defense witnesses placed Oscar McFarland at his father’s home during the time. The further hearing was postponed to this morning with Judge McClintic to go to Huntington.
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John Paul Jones
Oscar McParland
Near Guthrie
George W. Mctilintic
J. Luther Wolfe
Matheny
Braden
Still
Manning
McFarland
Rowland
Braeden
Jones
Donen
Ivan McFarland
Erma Mcfarland
Browne Coleman
Oscar McFarland
Clarence Haynes
de Tenge
Huntington
Casa Wan
Dudge McClintie
Hunt
Hoover Calls Cabinet For Long Session
President Hoover summoned his cabinet for a lengthy session lasting nearly two hours as war debts and budget balancing dominated discussions. Leaders from both parties planned debt talks with Roosevelt, while the administration prepared for a Tuesday meeting with Governor Roosevelt after the election victory.
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Hoover
White House
Bith
Roosevelt
Hoog
Bixce
Cabie Net
Stimson
Cal
Contests Loom In House Seats Across Pennsylvania
Philadelphia reports show contests planned in the seats won by Republicans Elects in Bucks, Lehigh and surrounding districts. The House investigation committee heard claims of election irregularities including large sums spent by Grundy backers and improper votes.
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David Wilson
Wilmington
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U.S
Joseph R. Grundy
Bucks County
Henry W. Watson
George MacReynolds
Doylestown
Democratic Committee
Watson
N. L. Lichtanwainer
Bucko-Lehigh County
Wilson
Roosevelt
Beaver College
Montgomery
G. P. Darrow
Delaware County
James Walfenden
Conprees
J. William Mitter
Heartell] Ragon
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Ragon
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Grundy
Bristol
Samuel Kerns
Democratic Advisory Committee
Sal
Jobless Chiefs See Roosevelt Dispute Over Washington March
Albany N Y Roosevelt met with three New York representatives of unemployed marchers who urged funding and federal action to stop Hoover’s call to governors against a March on Washington. The group pressed for $100 million to feed the jobless transport marchers and immunity from police violence. Roosevelt said he had no federal authority to rescind Hoover’s request and urged fair police treatment amid earlier clashes. George Mundelein and George Creel visited, noted as brief stops at the executive mansion.
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Ated
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Siete Polics
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Sam Welsman
Unemployed ‘Council
New York City
Richard ‘Sullivan
George Gardin Mundeleth
Chicago
Ibher Wilson
Solar
G O P Geis Wins Colorado Senate Seat
Republican Kirk Schuyler of Denver won the Colorado vacancy Senate seat after absentee ballots narrowed the race. Final unofficial counts from 43 counties plus 10 counties yet to certify gave Schuyler 203,006 to Welker 206,298, a 1,298 vote edge for Welker.
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Aeasion
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Kirk
Schuylex
Tor Henry
Blackmoor
United Press
Dinhuyler
Wilter Welker
Grand Junction Parianon
Democratic
Ceantor
Schuyler
Walker
Xgrerd
Seabury Urges Drive on Gangs in Huntington
Seabury urges aggressive action against the underworld in Huntington as he criticizes ineffective laws and lax enforcement. He calls for using civil authority to stop gang warfare, arguing constitutional protections have been misused to shield criminals and that economic rehab must accompany legal reforms.
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Huntington
Teabury
New York City
West Virginia For Association
Crim Fonis
Wald
Uberty
Inside Tale of Narcotics War Revealed by Government
Washington report outlines a government description of the narcotics war with vivid scenes of hidden morphine and heroin stashes from New York to Pacific ports. Agents describe seizures in a luxury apartment, a Japanese officer, and multiple clandestine locations as they trace sources in Turkey and France.
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Wessuty Department
New York
Beattis
Notton
Brooklyn
Ateward
Charles Liggio
Jobo Brunell
Liggio
Brunelli
Cah
Amnesia Sufferer Col Raymond Robins II Disappears
Col Raymond Robins II, an amnesia sufferer, left September 3 en route to the White House and was later found staying at a Swain County home. He had claimed ties to President Hoover and Roosevelt, saying he knew Teddy Roosevelt, with reports noting he gave speeches for Hoover and defended prohibition. Local sheriff R Patterson explained investigators traced him after a picture spurred doubt of identity.
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Bryson Cry
N. C
Raymond Robins
White House
Snead
R. Patterson
Ee United Press
Robins
Bob
Gota
Swain
Pottercon
Raymond Hogera
Hoover
Franklin D
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Patterson
Bouton
Atlanta
Carrige
Whittier
Repub- Tirana
Honduran Consul Found Dead in San Francisco Hotel
Dr. Joss A. Membreno aged 89, Honduran consul general in Papame, was found unconscious in a San Francisco hotel with a half-empty whiskey bottle nearby. Authorities suspect complications from diabetes and possible alcohol overindulgence. an investigation into the death and related circumstances is underway.
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Joss A. Mombreno
Benes Gf
Honduras
Afd
Adolph Ale
Papame
Autor's
Rogers Finds Two Items of Interest
Corona California November 14 Two items of interest touch on policy and funding. Mr Roosevelt and Mr Hoover are referenced in a debate over a $500000 grant to support a paralysis home project at Warm Springs Georgia. The dialogue hints at political maneuvering and fundraising expectations amid an election context.
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Literary Digest
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