Funeral of Georges Clemenceau Follows Simple Paris Sendoff
Georges Clemenceau, aged 88, died after a several day illness. His funeral in France was simple and private with 30 invited guests, a 101 gun salute, and burial at Mouchamps. He requested to be laid beside his father with his Greek stone and battlefield flowers.
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Paris
Georges
Clemenceau
Victory
Vendee
Dupin de la Fourcade
Mouchamps
M. Clemenczau
Verdun
Georges Clemenceau
Tardieu
M. Clemenceau
Clemenceatu
Hellas
Greece
France
NEA
Russians Rout Chinese Troops in Manchuria
Soviet forces seized Khalar and the western stretch of the Khingan range as Manchuria battles raged. Harbin dispatches report Chinese losses rising to about 12 and Khalar panic as Soviet cavalry and tanks pressed back Chinese retreats amid heavy fighting. Military observers warned of a potential broad Soviet advance on the Halway capital.
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Tokyo
Manchuria
Khingan
Khailar
Harbin
Rengs
Khalar
Four More Named in Flint Bank Embezzlement Case
In Flint Michigan four former bank officials and employees of Union Industrial Bank are accused in the $3.5 million embezzlement tied to stock market speculation. The arrests raise the total to ten. Montague served as assistant vice president and branch manager while the others were tellers.
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Union Industrial Bank of
Flint, Mich
Montague
Jury probe into Avant slaying begins today
A Geneva Alabama grand jury opened today to investigate the September death of Pro Claude F Avant of Slocomb. Witness Lez Phillips testified that Dr C W Smith hired him to kill Avant for unpaid money, with Phillips striking him in the schoolhouse and Smith stabbing him. Lookouts James and Brown were named and the body was moved to a paint near Bonifay.
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Geneva County Grand Jury
Claire Avant
Geneva
The
Eagle
B. Howe Morris, Jr
Foreman
William H. Peters
Charley Cox
Oscar E. Gibson
George M. Powell
Will J. Burns
Bascom Holley
J. Bud Earley
Ala
Claude F. Avant
Slocomb
C. W. Smith
Clyde
Gail
Lez Phillips
Randall Jones
Charlie Brown
Justice of the Peace
W. S. Draughon
Charlis C
Tr. Smith
Clyde Smith
James
Brown
Philips
Bonifay
Death ends long career of Senator Warren of Wyoming
Senator Francis E. Warren of Wyoming dies at 82 after a three week illness. President Hoover led national tribute as Warren, longest serving Wyoming senator, is remembered for industry and national welfare work on the appropriations committee. He died with his wife, son Fred, and son in law General John J Pershing at his bedside. Funeral planned in the Senate chamber with delegations to Wyoming.
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Washington
Francis E. Warren
Wyoming
West
Waghingeton
United States Senate
Fred
John J. Pershing
Senate
Congress
Wyomng
Warren
Harding
Appropriations Committee
Hoover
Plans to Bring Shoals Problem to Settlement
Chattanooga Tenn November 25 Senator W E B Brock outlined a drive to bring the Moocone Shoal and Tennessee river development to the fore. He said a meeting with General Lytel Brown and other lawmakers could occur around December 12 with the local chamber of commerce hosting. The plan aims to mobilize state leaders to urge action in Congress and across Tennessee and Cumberland regions.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Prx
Moocle Shoal
Tennessee River
United States
W. E B. Brock
Washington
Brock
Prig
Lytel Brown
Army Engineers
Chamber of Commerce
Brown
Actorn Congress
Trnnessee and
Camberwarram
der Sien
Navy Pilot Dies Testing British Bristol Bulldog
Lieutenant George T. Cuddihy, a veteran navy pilot, was killed when the Bristol Bulldog he tested crashed from a 10 000 foot dive at Anacostia. The plane plowed nose first into the ground as visibility was poor. Cuddihy, born 1896 in Alto Michigan, set a 1924 seaplane speed record and flew in the Schneider Cup race before joining the aviation service in 1917.
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Washington
George T. Cuddiley
Navy
Anacostia Air Station
Cudiihy
Cuddihy
Cuddthy
Alto
Michigan
A. K. Cuddhy
Grand Rapids
Mich
Naval Military Academy
U. S. S. Mississippi
Aviation Setvice
Five men charged in Arkansas slaying and assault
Mountain View Arkansas November report says five men including Hermann Greenway and Hubert Hester were arrested in connection with the March 10 killing of Connie Franklin and the attempted marriage assault on his 16 year old sweetheart in St James. Prosecutors say the group tortured Franklin and burned his body after seizing the couple on a mountain road. A judge says a December 16 special circuit session will hear the case.
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Mountain View
Ark
Connie Franklin
St. James
Here
Mr. Williamson
Franklin
Justice of the Peace
White River
Williamson
Lonely Mountain
Circuit Court
Jefferson Man Shot to Death in Alabama Incident
Byrd Gantt was shot to death after an altercation at Hugh Bailey’s residence in Jefferson County. Bailey surrendered to the sheriff in Bessemer and will be joined by investigators for today’s inquest. Gantt, a boarder, reportedly threatened Mrs Bailes before Bailey used his gun, four shots killing Gantt.
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Birmingham
Ala
Byrd Gantt
Jefferson
Tuscaloosa County
Hugh Bailey
Gantt
Pailey
Bessemer
Cormer &. T. Hardin
Bailes
Bailey
Sf. Yeers
Weather Forecast for Alabama and Gulf States
Weather forecast notes cloudy unsettled conditions with rain in the southern portion tonight Tuesday brings further rain and slight warming. The central and eastern Gulf States expect generally fair and warmer early in the week with rain around the middle and cooler, fair conditions by week end.
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Alabama
Tueday
Central and
East Gulf States
New Appointment of Ministers Announced By M. E. Conference
The Alabama Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South announced ministerial appointments for the coming year during its ninety-seventh annual meeting in Montgomery. Mobile was named as the next convention city, with eleven deacons and four elders ordained and memorial services held for pastors who died in the past year.
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M. E
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Mobile
Robot
King Lawrence
Wilbur Orlando Calhoun
Obadiah Dumas Williams
Denisery Hudgens
Gerald Lightfoot King
Thomas Sufferfield Harris
Hela Adolphus Howell
Jame
Augustus Cullifer
Leroy Granicepube
Limory Hill Brown
Jesse Ray Watson
Wallace Grady Marnes
Ohberiray Poy
Bone
Methodist Ip
Bay City
W. M. Lantrip
I Cup Ia
Methodist Clurch
Dir Welch
Pennncula
Conve Siam
Hop Hoyt
Montgomeny
Shen Hoyt
Andalusia
W. H. McNeal
A. . Shafer
Boling
Burnt Com
F. S. Moseley
Crestview
Holt
A.W. van Landingham
Dixie
J. A. Cullifer
Dozier
HS. Eipson
Florala
Sepulga
Dan'el
DeAhan
MM. Andrews
Presiding
Elder
Achferd
Paul B. Danshby
Coffee Springs
J. AL Crew
Columbia
Chalher
Cottonwood
Geneva
LL. Wrischt
Supply
C. A. Cornel
Hartford
W. W. Halstead
BM. Herrong
Headland
O. M. Murphy
Sundy
Wwidland
James Clendennin
Newton and Pinekard
I. W. Dudkins
Sloeamb
C. KE
Taylor
Baldwin
C. S. Talley
Thor. Abbbeville
Jo M. Glean
Abbeville
Sizecon
J. A. Griffin
Ariton
Bol Basen
Clavier
PL Wurt
Echo
Ace Supply
DOW
Fort Davis
Parish
Sy Girard
Alexandria
Vo C
Seale
J. Lewisville
Clio
C. Pz
Midway
Lowery
W. T. Ellison
Akron
Havana
Pearce
Hetler
Mot
More
Demopolic
W. F. Cann
Futos
LL. Gilaver
Gaines
Man Kills Boyhood Friend in Chicago Cabaret
A man killed his boyhood friend in a Chicago cabaret and was arrested. He reportedly laughed about the crime as details emerged, with investigators and witnesses providing conflicting accounts of the events and ages involved. The suspect, identified as Purves, faced charged proceedings and press scrutiny as authorities probed motive and sequence.
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Chicago
Woman and lover charged in drowning of baby Eleanor May
In Montgomery Alabama Mrs Bertha Ellison and her alleged lover Andrew Garner are jailed after autopsy and coroner verdict link infant Eleanor May to drowning. The couple admits involvement while Garner allegedly threw the child into Garner Creek. Ellison faced threats of violence. Investigators pursue grand jury review.
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Montgomery
Ala
Nova
Bertha Ellison
Andrew Garner
Montgomery County
John J. Difflys
Garner
Eleanor May
Ellison
Diffly
Hayden Sellers
Sim Butler
Jasper Jellison
John L. Seagin
Garner Creek
Iivar
Temple Seibels
Montgomery County Grand Jury
Former Wicksburg Resident Dies In Thomaston
Mrs. Cris. Dean wife of New Dean died Sunday in Thomaston Georgia. Remains arrived in Dothan this morning and will be buried at Piney Grove church Tuesday at 10 oclock. The Houston Funeral company handles arrangements. Surviving children include Horace Tom Cornie Dean of Thomaston Georgia J Dean of New York City Marlin Dean of Headland Hervey and Miss Arrie Dean of Newtown route 1 Miss Florrie Dean of Westington DC and Orlie Dean of Montgomery.
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Cris. Dean
New Dean
Searsaga
Wientauarse
Thormaston
Dothan
Central of Georgia
Piney Grove
Houston Funevil Company
Horace
Tom
Misa Cornie
Thomaston
Gu. J
New York City
Marlin
Headiwad
Hervey
Arrie
Newt
Route 1
Florrie
Westington
D. C
Orlie
Mortgorery
Tennessee Slayer Seeks Venue Change for Third Trial
Noel Walter Liggett, charged with killing Caro, asks for venue transfer to a different county after a mistrial. Judge Chit Hart grants the change, moving Liggett’s trial closer to where the shooting occurred on October 20, amid testimony of a years-long friendship with Mrs. Cunningham and connections to local figures.
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Tennessee Slayer
Nashville
Noel Walter Liggett
Cunningham
Chit Hart
Criminal Cours
Mton County
Chattanooosa
Liggett
Caro
Merkin
Tim
Camerones
Rothsteen Crash Postpones New York Event
A chaotic report notes a postponement for a New York event due to illness and a juror shortage. The fragment mentions George McMange and Arnold Qathsten in a ranch context and implies immediate rescheduling. The text is garbled but indicates an official delay caused by juror illness and box issues.
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Rothsteen
New York
George McMange
Arnold Qathsten
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Clittora
Plumb
Geneva County
Senator Warren
Wyo
Tennessee
Arkansas
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Alex Fulks
Dll C. Younger
Hubert Hester
Joe White
Greenway
Hester
Hugh Wiliamson
Grand Jury
Hugh Baily
Walter Thera
Wass
Anier
Pueve
Parnes
Tracy
Creek Bridge
Wicksburg
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