House approves Senate plan to adjourn special session
The House voted to adjourn the special session after reaching a tariff deadline and will resume the regular session on December 2. The decision ends weeks of tariff debates, with objections from some members urging more farm legislation. The Senate plans to inform President Hoover the extra session is ended.
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Congress
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Hoover
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House
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Schafer
Wisconsin
Howard
Nebraska
Tormooreow
Jones
Walsh
Montana
Representa
Tilson
Connecticut
Gavener
Texas
Jonas
Resson
Sésson
Norris
LaFolietty
Senate Judiciary Committee
Willam 8
Ware
Peonsylvania
Sarkt
Rockne’s Leg Infection Spreads Amid Notre Dame News
The Rockne case extends to other sites raising concern. Dr. Robert L. Bensenmen, the coach’s physician, said the condition has kept Ente Rockne in a wheelchair for eight weeks. Officials stress no immediate macin ing is planned.
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Rockne
South Bend, Inc
Ente Rockne
Notre Dame
Robert L. Bensenmen
Local Scribble Reveals Fragmented Diary Snippet
A fragmented diary style line mentions worry about Mary’s attitude and a reference to a person named Ellie, with stray phrases about cake batter and a Boston bakery memory. The readable text is sparse but hints at personal tension and daily life details.
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Mary
Ellie Hsabe
Georgia Man Convicted in Huntington Youth Murder and Life Sentence
Harold Sligh was found guilty of murder in the disappearance and death of Harry Loving, a Huntington youth. He received a life imprisonment sentence after a two hour jury deliberation. Co-defendants Aubrey Carlisle and James Hoover were released on recognizance pending new trial appeals.
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Georgia
Huntington
Harry Loving
Dead Boy
West Virginia
Sligh
Aubrey Carlisle
James Hoover
Sigh
Wouig
Slich
Robe
Loving
Hoover Brothers
Florida
Siteh
Ayres Carisle Hoover
Daytona Beach
Fla
Providence
Shriners Meet For Ceremonial Amid Tragic Crime
Chicago reports a double tragedy involving insurance fraud as William O'Brien dies from wounds in his apartment. His widow and Mrs. Dorr admit conflicting statements while Dorr and Mrs. Dorr face charges. Police seek the truth as Shriners hold a major ceremonial in Charleston and West Virginia.
McClintic Reviews 101 Cases In Day's U.S. Court Session
Judge George W. Millint presided over 101 cases in U S district court yesterday. Ten defendants were sent to prison or fined, 34 deemed guilty, and three cases held for advisement. Grand jury reported additional indictments as the jury resumes today. Spectators filled the courtroom and corridors.
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U.S
George W. Millint
United States District Cour
Pilson
Orm
Mbont
Ford to Raise Wages at Conference in Washington
Henry Ford called for wage increases for his workers and urged stabilizing prices as a remedy for high costs. He said wages should rise immediately, with the amount to be determined later, and warned against cuts or price hikes that erode worker pay. He also urged business leaders to resume production and push down commodity prices to help the economy.
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Ford
Washington
Henry Ford
Hood
White House
For & Wiertik
Andra
Keating
Lita
Remains of W. Good Return Home for Burial in Iowa
The body of former Secretary of War William Good arrives by special train at Cedar Rapids at 2 47 PM for burial in Ling County. A crowd of about 2000 greets the bier as family and official escort depart to the home of J Deagan before funeral arrangements. Funeral services will be held at 11 AM tomorrow at First Presbyterian Church with Governor Hawes and other state leaders in attendance, followed by interment at a local cemetery.
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Iowa
W. Good
Ling County
Ita
Good
Ais
Presalidens
Hoover and
Congress
Crear Rapids
J. Deagan
Eeort
Firat ‘Presbyterian Church
Harry M. Gane
Goe College
With Good
Rovert Little
Barral
Mitral
Fort Des Moines
Washington
Fourteenth Cavalry
Jot Hawanlll
Pig Executive Council
Tamerrawy
Pine E'Elnck
Vic
Huge Tidal Wave Disaster Hits Burin Peninsula
A massive tsunami caused by an earthquake off Newfoundland's Burin peninsula struck coastal towns including Burin and nearby settlements. The disaster reports dozens killed and extensive property damage as waves swept villages, flooding quays, and severing land communication across the region. Government wireless updates from steamers reached crews detailing loss of life and wrecked buildings along the shore.
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BT. John's. MN
Nev
Burin
Newfoundland
Rego
Odey
Bteamers
Menway
Shland
Burt
Thong Kile
Guppy Tops Gotham Pet Show Headlines
At Madison Square Garden the guppy, small yet popular, outshines elephants and dogs as the aquarium display draws crowds. Aquarist experts note rising guppy interest over two to three years, with buyers feeding a growing trend toward colorful fish ownership.
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Guppy
Gotham
Sam
TLV
New York
Madison Square Garden
Bing Pythan
Kopp
Normanny
Tal
Piain Tnt
Angelet
West Virginia State Aid Fund Looted in Eight-Year Scheme
District Attorney says one hundred thousand dollars were stolen from the state aid and World War veterans fund over eight years. Campbell Batton and Hubert Stewart pleaded guilty to using U S mails to defraud. Judge McClintic postponed sentencing as confessions emerged. federal action unclear.
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West Virginia
Dames Damian
United Bigten
Campbell Batton
Chesapeake
Hubert Stewart
Charleston
United States
Adttan
McChintie
Button
Agin
Jonen
CM. Janen
Bet«ton and Stewart
Damron
State Board of Public Works
Boye Empy
Gore
Captain Jones
State Service
Escaped Prisoners Believed Drowned After Search
MOUNDEVILLE, Nov 21. Authorities believe two escaped prisoners may have drowned after leaping from a morning launch near Havenswood. Guard Jon Wise reports finding a body in a swollen creek bed with no tracks along the banks. The two men Copley and Smith had been held for grand larceny and were among 34 ranked prisoners en route to Moundaville. State police and Parkersburg troopers continue the search.
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Copley
Smith
Logan County
Wiseman
Troopers Deployed as Logan Tense Over Mine Unrest
State troopers were sent into Logan county by Superintendent Barry Brooks amid unrest tied to United Mine Workers organizers. A Logan sheriff appointed a new deputy chief, while federal court proceedings continued on strike-related matters.
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Barry £. Brooks
Logan
United Mine Workers
J. B. Hat@lein
Ww. G. Brown
Ataice Police Datall
Tb Wor
Branks
Brown
Hatfield
Coal River
Corliver
Blair Mountain
Union
Army of Deputies
West Virginia
George W. McClintic
Logan Y
Percy Tetlow
District 17
Summerssteeet
Gambling testimony hints at Rothstein death case mystery
A New York court heard gamblers and autopsy surgeon Dr Charles Norris discuss Rothstein's death as the trial of George McManus unfolds. Witnesses describe a high stakes poker scene and challenge the prosecution's claim Rothstein was shot in a Park Central hotel room before wandering injured toward a service door.
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George McManus
Arhold Rayhatein
Amie
Eile
Eady
McManus
McManus Iminski
Charles Norris
Department of Health
Rothstein
Novtis
Manine Javed
Beausfering
Brenthin
Norris
Costa
Park Central
Aend
Islaund
Joint Session Debates Balic Code Proposals At Legislature
A three hour joint session of the state legislature debated the Balic code with two main procedures proposed: immediate chapter by chapter consideration or printing and studying the entire document before action. Senator Smith defended the process and noted broad opportunity for public input and that the original code commission report provided the basis for work. He stressed improvements under the primary system and urged careful consideration of changes.
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Po Banenta
Smith
Jolié
Legislative Coga
Charleston
Great Lex
Erere Bal Association
Senewr Smith
Marlon County
Senate Judiciary Committee
Smttls
Pease
Operators Await Winter Market Shift in Coal Industry
National Coal Association reports higher production but steady consumption with third quarter intake at 123 000 tons weekly. Coal in stock shawl October stockpiles at 637 500 000 tons, about a month’s supply, pressuring a potential sellers market as cold weather looms.
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National Coal
West Virginia
Elotm
Confidence Game Quotes Spark Broad Industry Talk
Beverly Hills November news quotes prominent figures like Hoover and Coulidge discussing restoring confidence. The piece lists leaders from Texas Guinoa to General Motors and Sears Moehuck, each commenting on the financial moment and market behavior.
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Beverly Hiles
Hoover
Texas Guinoa
General Motors
Evers
Sears Moehuck
Chia Bow
Coulidge
McAdoo
Talkies
Givin
Lbs
Son Ameney
Panny Rico
Aimee McPherson
Watt Street
B. Wih
Callection
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J. K. Anderson
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