Japan Ousts Alliance Talks as War Looms in Chaco
A major battle in the Gran Chaco frontier between Bolivia and Paraguay looms with 29,000 troops massed. Paraguayan and Bolivian losses climb into the thousands as fortifications and besieged positions shift amid continuous reinforcements and heavy fighting.
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Gran Chaco Sector
Juan Esteban Carron
United Press
Saavedra
Gran Chaco
Chaco
South America
Paraguayan War Ministry
Fort Saavedra
Port Baqueror
Fernandez
Plantanillos
Jaya-Cuba
Bolivar
Luo
Port Saavedra
Fort Munoz
Saayetra
Fort Fund
Man’s Land
Thanksgiving Union Services This Evening
Thanksgiving services led by Rev B R Lewis at First Methodist Episcopal church at 7:30 PM under the auspices of Env Corry Ministerial Association. The program includes hymns, prayers by Rev G L Boyd, anthem by the church choir, scripture by Rev AJ Hook, offertory by Rev H F Harris, a vocal duet by Rev and Mrs Perry F B Haines, sermon by Rev B R Lewis, and benediction by Rev William Hall.
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B. R. Lewis
Iristian and Missionary Alliance Church
Union
First Methodist ‘Episcopal Church
Env Corry Ministerial Association
G. L. Boyd
The
Presbyterian Church
MFE
A.J Hook
First Baptist Church
H. Fe. Harris
United Brethren Church
Perry FB. Haines
Rev
FL Lewis
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
William Hall
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
New group forms to topple Ware leadership in Philadelphia
A new political organization is forming in Philadelphia to challenge William Ware’s leadership of the Republican structure. Backed by powerful industrial and financial leaders, it plans a January public display of its strength as the General Assembly of Pennsylvania meets. Key figures linked to Ware, including Cox and Councilman Harry J. Trainer, are associated with the revolt, while former Mayor Mackey and Judge McDevitt are rumored to support the new grouping.
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Paul Comly
United Press
Philadelphia
William § Ware
General Assembly of Pennsylvania
Ware
United States Senate
Awit Ry Cox
Cox
Jn Romedl
Harry J. Trainer
Vare
Leutenant
James M. Hassett
Republican City Committee
Vote
Hoover
Harry A. Mackey
Harry 8. McDevitt
Charles T. Kelley
Mooney Pleads for Russian Help in Jail Letter
A San Quentin letter from Tom Mooney to Josef Stalin praises Soviet support for his freedom. Published by Prayatony The Teter, dated October 17, the missive cites the Russian revolution and dictatorship of the proletariat as essential. Mooney’s 61-year-old mother attended a recent International Workers’ Aid congress for political prisoners.
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Ey Anneuress
Moscow
Mov
Tom Mooney
Josef Stalin
San Quentin Penitentiary
Prayatony
Mooney
Mostour
International Workers’ Aid
White House Plans Simple Thanksgiving Observance
Thanksgiving at the White House will be simple and in keeping with New England tradition. President and Mrs Hoover expect a few personal friends for dinner with turkey and pumpkin pie. They may attend services in the afternoon. A group of 1000 unemployed demonstrators is expected to present a petition at the White House during the day, with no picketing planned.
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United Press
White House
Hoover
Herbert Benjamin
Unemployed Councils of America
Uiareh
Dramatic Club Debuts With Entertaining Comedy Duckks
The Jumby Dramatic Club presented Duckks at the High School auditorium last evening to a fair sized audience. Under Mildred Monroe and Marjorie Sullivan, the ensemble delivered rich humor and amusing situations, marking a successful first effort by the newly formed group. A larger turnout was wished, with plans for another spring production announced for later.
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Jumby Dramatic Club
Dramatic Club
Mildred Monroe
Marjorie Sullivan
Governor pinshed calls for economy in outreach
Harrisburg November 2. Governor Gifford Pinchot orders state department executives to rely more on mail and telephone to contact Reid agents rather than inviting them to Harrisburg for business discussions. He complains there has been excessive calling with no justification.
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United Press
Harrisburg
State Department
Gifford Pinchot
Reid
Harvsburg
Piochot
Move to Obtain Huge Loan From France Failure
Paris reports stir in political and business circles over alleged Franco Japanese efforts for a large loan and possible alliance with Japan. Japanese diplomats reportedly pressed the French government and private banks. denials followed. Military and trade interests in Manchuria and China were cited, with banks like Banque de Paris and Vays Bas linked to potential financing, but no government approval obtained.
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Wallace Carroll
United Press
Paris
Navi
Japan
Frech Foreign Office
Yosuke Matusaki
Geneva
Wdollard Herriot
Matusaka
France
China
Bing
Asia
Chamber of Deputies
Washington
Steel Trust
Manchuria
Japan Blames China in Far East Crisis at League Meeting
At Geneva on November 23 Japan urged the League of Nations council to hold China responsible for Far East conflict and denied any treaty violations. Yosuke Matsuoka accused Dr. Wellington Koo of fraud and claimed China fabricates charges while Japan positions itself as a peace loving power for 26 centuries.
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Council of League of Nations
China
Far East
Koo
United Press
Geneva
Japan
Council of the League of Nations
Yosuke Matsuoka
Wellington To
Matsuoka
Kov
United States
Road Work Resumed With $2 Million Federal Aid
Harrisburg November relief funds from the Reconstruction Finance Corp are allocated to Pennsylvania counties for road construction. The Emergency Relief Board approved $2,000,000 to provide direct work relief, boosting rural road projects, with Philadelphia excluded from the shared program.
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Harrisburg
Samuel §. Lewis
Wility
Pennsylvania
Une Italy Highway Department
Philadelphia
Systein
Floods Kill 100 in Vegilarga Area in Colombia
Bogota dispatch reports floods and landslides near Vegilarga that killed about 100 people and left 2000 homeless. Cottages and sugar plantations were destroyed, with damage noted by the New York Spectator correspondent.
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United Press
Bogota
Colombia
Vegilarga
Quiet Thanksgiving Observed in Corry With Townwide Suspension
Corry observes Thanksgiving with closures and limited services. Stam ford Hose Company hosts its 46th annual hall and dance with proceeds aiding the club rooms. Whittaker's Orchestra provides music while the Corry Ministerial Association sponsors services at the First Episcopal Church at 7 30 PM. Reverend B H Lewis of the Christian and Missionary Alliance preaches for union services. Public invited.
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Corry
Stamford Hose Company
Firs
Pallson
Whittaker
Corry Ministerial Association
Revi
H. H. Lewis
Christian and Missionary Alliance Cineer
Pnion
Journal
Insull subsidiary manager dies by self inflicted shot
Lexington Missouri November 23 Worth Bates 58 general manager of the Missouri Gas and Electric Company an Insull subsidiary shot himself to death today in an ice house owned by the company Friends said he had become despondent after losses on Insull stocks he bought on margin
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United Press
Lexington
Worth Bates
Missouri Gas & Bicetrie Company
Insull
Heath
Urges Service Clubs Help In Relief Work
Clifton M. Howard urges local service and civil clubs to take a more active role in relief campaigns and community projects. The Kiwanis Club meeting at the hotel in Corry discussed how service clubs and women’s organizations can assist high standing committees in relief efforts, with a favorable response and likely action soon. The meeting also covered upcoming officer elections and a report on the ice skating rink project on West Columbus Avenue.
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Clifton M. Howard
Kiwanis Club
Lic
Howard
Service Club
Waller H. Scott
Howard Shten
Yepenina
Columbus Avenue
Clymer Doctor Narrowly Escapes Car Crash
Dr and Mrs Gerass and the doctor s mother of Clymer escaped serious injuries after a car overturned between Sherman and Mayville yesterday. The vehicle was badly wrecked but all occupants suffered only bruises and shock. Dr Gerass was en route to Westfield on professional business at the time of the accident.
Grand Duke Alexander Illness Reported Not Serious
New York dispatch reports Grand Duke Alexander of Russia in Paris is seriously ill with what officials say is sciatica. The illness is painful but not life threatening, per a trans Atlantic call to V Vellagin of New York.
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Wy Uniten Pris
New York
Grand Duke
Alexander
Russia
Paris
V. Vellagin
Spectacular new electro surgical knife demonstrated
Described as spectacular by surgeon Gene Gillette, the Novi test showed the instrument cutting with almost no pressure, leaving the surgeon’s scalpel undisturbed. Inventor Paul C. Rawls, granted a patent, explained the vacuum tube based high frequency current enabling the knife, a development some call intra-thermy.
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Gene Gillette
United Press
Des Moines
Novi
Paul C. Rawls
Rawls
Orient
Hoover declines debt postponement plea proposes debt agency
President Hoover refused the European debtors plea to postpone 125 million dollars in war debt due December 15. He suggested Congress set up an agency to discuss war debts and their relation to the world economy, hinting at a link between debts and disarmament. Hoover met with two cabinet members and fourteen Congressmen in Washington.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
Hoover
Congress
President Hoover backs agency to talk with debtor nations
President Hoover proposes a new agency to exchange views with debtor nations and report recommendations to Congress. The plan would involve elected American representatives at international economics and disarmament conferences and aims to address Europe’s war debts amid ongoing debt talks with five powers.
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Hoover
Congress
Futher
Flu
Erisis
Isis
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