Chinese Accept Teague Proposal for Neutral Zone
Nanking government announced immediate acceptance of the League plan to establish a neutral zone between Chin chow and Mukden to separate Chinese and Japanese forces. The Chinese commander at Chin chow will relay the information to foreign observers. Japanese minister Shiomitsu met with Dr Wellington, the new Chinese foreign minister, likely on details of the zone.
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Wanking
Manchu
Nanking
Chinchow
League
Mukden
Mermory Shiomitsu
Wellington
Lawyers Barred From Practice In Mississippi
Jackson Mississippi November 30 MAP Carl Marshall Ray St Louis attorney and Br E Steen of Rolling Fork were disbarred by the state supreme court on charges of unethical practice Lester Franklin chairman of the state law commission was acquitted on a similar charge Marshall and Franklin faced accusations tied to a payment of 5000 to Marshall by a representative of Warren Brothers Construction company while an estate anti trust suit for 10000 was pending Steen a railroad commission member with J C Walker faced alleged irregularities granting bus franchises The case against Walker was dismissed
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Warren Brothers Connuction Company
Boston
Steen
Wumission
J. C. Walker
Bar Committee
Walker
Grand Jury May Weigh Price and Bowen Cases
Geneva county grand jury to convene to consider murder charges against Walnst H C Price Jr and Bowen of Newville in the death of Mrs Ethel Price. Price and Bowen, wounded in a car crash near Hartford, face first degree murder charges after Bowen allegedly aided by Price. Clyde Harold Dirksen and others also face grand jury action for related deaths. Government job news notes Craves Knowles leaving for St Louis for a seed loan collector post.
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Walnst H.C. Price, Jr
Wale
Bowen
Newville
Geneva County
Geneva
Young Price
Ethel Price
Price
Dothan
Hartford
Clyde
Harold Dirkson
Geneva Touths
Cratenite
Young Farm
Ester Geneve
Tally
Knowles
Sty Ball
St. Loui
Gezett
Joan Collector
Racher
Alabama Exhibit Showcases Farm Home Crafts At Expo
Alabama will be represented by an Auburn prepared exhibit at the 13th annual American Farm Bureau Federation convention crafts display in Chicago December 7 to 9. Alabama entries include pine needle articles, baby clothes, rag rugs, feather fans, needlework, leather gloves, dolls and animals from several counties. The exhibit aims to encourage handicraft and farm home income. Also notes Marine Corps officers allege rank discrimination by Navy, urging prompt adjustment per General Ben Fuller in his annual report.
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Auburn
Als
Alabama
Dorothy Dean
American Farm Bureau Federation
Chiago
Clay County
Madge Arnold
Coosa County
Farm Home Industries
Washington
Marine Corps
Ben Fuller
Corps
Navy
Genera Fuller
Iny
What’s in a Name at Alabama Classes
University of Alabama professors discuss a class naming issue amid student confusion. Freshmen John James of Buffalo and James John of West Chee ter share seats near peers Jacob Jacobs of Mobile and Roger Rogers from Mortis. Tension rises as Bernard Cohen enters the same course, prompting scheduling changes to separate Cohen siblings.
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Tuscallosa
Aia
University of Alabama
Claes John James
Buffalo
N. Y
James John
John John West Chee
Bernard Cohene
Placine
Curtis to Stand for Renomination
Washington reports Curtis, a veteran Kansas Republican leader, announced his decision to seek renomination, avoiding the Kansas Senate race. He indicated support for President Hoover without addressing the president directly, and left open the possibility of aiding the Senate seat held by a Democrat.
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Washington
API
Curtis
Kansas
Capitol
Hoover J
Fifty Thousand Schools Rise Aveurn
Fifty thousand schools in the United States are reported as traveling a surge in student mobility, with diverse movements across regions. Authorities note an estimated rise in year over year activity, reflecting broader trends in education and regional demand.
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United States
Re Dedicate Democratic Party To Jeffersonian Plan At Marianna Meet
Florida Democratic leaders closed a two day conference in Marianna adopting resolutions urging a return to the convention system for platform promulgation. They condemned nepotism and called for honesty and economy in government while aiming to overthrow Republican economic policies and address unemployment and bread lines.
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Marianna
Fim
Florida
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Jowett Shouse
National Organization
Roosevelt
Shouse
Duncan U Fletcher
Hoover
Friends of
James Franklin
Fort Myers
Florida American Legion
W. B. Tibbe
Democratic Party
Harry H. Wells
Charles E. Jones
Marlenns
Papper
Usl
Reepublican Party
Nates
Jana
Rome
Derrnerash
Appealed Action Prompts Concerted Effort in Willem Toon
Fragmentary text notes an appeal for coordinated action in Willem Toore and related campaigns. It mentions a party, grace, and a principle on obedience to license, with references to marriage and dates. The readable items are incomplete and lack clear names or events.
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Willem Toore
Ancient Tribal Blizzard Fatal to Zuni Harvest Rite
In northern New Mexico a blizzard claims lives of Zuni people linked to an old harvest guarding custom. The piece notes Zuni history since Coronado’s era, and contrasts two photographs showing tribe members and village, with a map marking the Zuni reservation beside the Navajo area affected by the storm.
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Indiana
Deadnte
New Mexico
Ince Coronado
Hunting accident ends life of 20 year old boy near Kite
Harlis Hughes, 20, of Hineaton chon, accidentally shot himself Thursday while hunting near Kite, dying Saturday night after hospital surgery in Enterprise. He left a mother Lou Fiste and two brothers, with a party nearby when the gun discharged while he lighted a cigarette.
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Enterprise
Harlis Hughes
Hineaton Chon
Young Hollis
Jity Aide
Intentine Henna
Enterpriae
Funeral for Mrs. W. D. Allen at Prospect Church
Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at Prospect Church for Mrs. W. D. Allen, who died at her home on Pothah Street. The ceremony featured a eulogy by Minette and was attended by relatives, friends, and community members.
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Mee
Allen
Pothah
Pneumonis
Trimans Pursue The Poet At Time Of Chance Meeting
A fragmentary note hints at Trimans seeking the poet amid a tense timing. The text suggests a moment of possible reunion or recognition with references to amores and a desire to open a path for connection. Further context is unclear.
Passenger Injured In Crash Near Here After Car Hits Bus
A passenger was injured when an automobile driven by a Negro struck a bus on the road near the city yesterday, according to information available today. The injured person was reported to be seated at the rear of the bus as it traveled from town. Police noted the driver’s identity and circumstances of the collision, with no additional details provided.
Mrs Jimmie Ward Dies in Hospital
Mrs Jimmie Ward dies in hospital after illness lasting several years. The article reports a long illness, mentions family and local references, and notes services will be held at a local chapel with burial to follow.
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Jimmie Ward
Bus Crashes In Heavy Fog Injuring County Pupils
Judge J A Carnley of Enterprise was uninjured as a school bus and his car collided in dense fog on the highway. The bus driver and several pupils sustained cuts, bruises, and contusions. five pupils and the driver were hospitalized briefly. Many pupils returned to school after treatment. Investigators said both vehicles were near the road center, with the bus closer to center than the car. The crash occurred as the driver, Wade, and pupils were en route from Columbia where Carnley had been.
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Honsted County High School
Bruke
J A Carney
Enterprise
Calitdert
Mike
Webb
Wade
Mathan Hospital
Puplin
Columbia
Darnley
W. Johnson
Johnson
Ume
Cartney
Columbie
Sarsh
Houston County
Mies Ould Nealy
Mins Wille
Misa Wille Ruth Knowls
Misa Vera Mae Nealy
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At Ae
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Henry W. Grady
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Elba
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Lou Fisttre
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Spocla
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Eeane
Remsen
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Trimans
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Paald Clemencenss
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