Defense motion for new trial denied in Fall bribery case
Albert B. Fatt former cabinet officer was sentenced to one year in jail and a $100000 fine after a motion for a new trial was denied by Justice Hitz in the District of Columbia supreme court. The court suspended the sentence due to health, with the option to uphold the appeal.
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Washington
Albert B. Fatt
Justice Hitz
Digénict of Columbia Supreme Court
Fall
Edward L. Doheny
Hitz
Navy
Elk Hila
Cours
Fail
Messes
National Surety Company
Presen
Mark Thompson
Frank Hogan
Weapon Dome Naval Oil Reserve
Harry F. Sinclair
Hogan
Thomas E. Norris
Virginia Coaner
Stenograpches
Subieac
MacDonald Receives Warm Welcome on Return from U S Trip
Prime Minister MacDonald arrived in London from the United States and was greeted by an enthusiastic crowd on the station platform. Laborite cabinet members led by Foreign Secretary Arthur Henderson welcomed him, with his daughter Ishbel joining the public celebration.
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London
MacDonald
United States
Arthur Hender Son
Ishbel
Farm board member to attend land grant colleges meet
Washington reports Carl Williams of the federal farm board will attend the annual land grant colleges meeting in Chicago from November 12 to 14. Also noted is a remark about Corsica's gland of paradox and a statement that women may travel alone at night but police must go in pairs during the day.
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Washington
Carl ‘Williams
Federal Farm Board
Land Grant: Colleges
Chicago
Corsica
Andre Tardieu Opens Bid to Form French Cabinet
Paris November 1 Andre Tardieu moderate leader and former U.S. high commissioner formally accepts President Doumergue s invitation to form a cabinet He aims for a center right government after Clementel s mandate and Daladier s leftward drift Briand likely to serve as foreign minister while political circles warn against moving too far right
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Paris
Andre Tardieu
United States
Dotmergue
Etienne Clementel
Clementel
Edouard Daladier
Aristide Briand
Tardieu
M. Daladier
Stock Market Ends Week With Big Gains After Decline
New York November 1 11 The stock market closed early as brokers tried to recover from a sharp week. Prices on the exchange and curb rose two to 30 points with a record curb gain and reduced broker loans by 1.907 billion. Bank clearings hit 2.853 billion as 7.15 million shares traded in a three hour session.
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New York
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
New York Federal Reserve
Bank of England
Indian Summer Spurs Hoover to Rapidan Weekend Trip
President Hoover, spurred by ideal Indian summer weather, plans a weekend visit to his Rapidan fishing camp. Mrs. Hoover will join, with several guests expected. This marks his first trip since Prime Minister MacDonald visited as Hoover’s guest.
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Hoover
Rapidan
Rapidan River
Reed Hits Stand Of Insurgents In Letter To Editor
A Washington letter reports Senator Reed of Pennsylvania accusing West independent Republican senators of aiming to drag agriculture down to industrial misery. He likens their stance toward the tariff bill to dangerous exposure, while Schall of Minnesota defends efforts to lift agriculture to industry’s level and questions Reed’s motives amid calls for a special session.
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Reed
Washington
Senate
Pennsylvania
Te ¥. E. Murphy
Dub
Schall
Shipstead
Farmer-Labor
Minnesota
Elk And Deer Licenses Issued In Black Hills Opening
Rapid City dispatch reports 371 big game licenses issued for elk and deer as the season opens in the Black Hills. Deer licenses lead with 168 issued, elk permits total 102. The season runs through November 20 with one buck, visible-turns, allowed. Game is reported plentiful. A stray note mentions a 1916 Treasury transfer related to The Conscience Fund.
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Rapidalty
Black Hills
Nova Scotia votes for government liquor sale plebiscite
Halifax reports that a plebiscite backed government sale of liquor more than prohibition, with both questions receiving majority yes votes. Government control support exceeded anti prohibition by over 24,000, while Premier Rhodes awaited full results before official interpretation.
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Halifax
N.S
Nova Scotia
Law
Nova ‘Scotia
Prince, Edward, Island
Nova’ Scotia
Green Hat Man Captured Again On Senate Side
Washington scene recounts the arrest of George L. Cassidy known as the man in the green hat. On $3,000 bond he faces charges of transportation and possession of intoxicating liquor after a Senate Office Building arrest tied to a bottle of whiskey found in a package and two more in his car. Police also reported 264 quarts of liquor at his home.
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Washington
Senate
Hberty
Cassidy
Polite
Blame McNabb in Fatal Crash Near Hayti
Coroner's jury in Lake Norden finds Warren McNabb of Sioux Valley responsible for the death of Mrs. Henry Maen of Estelline after an automobile collision southeast of Hayti. Five people injured, 30 gallons of alcohol found, charges expected for McNabb and Norwin Peterson.
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Tertown
Henry Maen
Eatelline
Hayts Yate
Warren McNabb
Sioux Vall
Mosa
Watertown
Mothe
Aunt Danielson
McNabb
Mamlia
Norwin Peterson
Harold C. Lavra
Hayti
Peterson
Iuto
Smallpox vaccination urged amid mild Huron cases
City physician Dr. Matlock urged parents to vaccinate children as 22 mild smallpox cases were reported in Huron. He said most cases are mild but warned transmission can occur from mildly afflicted individuals. Health officials quarantine all cases and emphasize vaccination to curb spread.
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Huron
Wu. Matlock
Matlock
Weather forecast notes changes in temperature
Tonight and Saturday show shift in temperatures with cooler nights and warmer daytime highs. Officials urge readers to prepare for variable conditions and brief showers possible in some areas.
Weather Boosts Highway Patrol Window for Repairs
Central South Dakota forecast promises relief from snow and rain aiding highway crews. Widespread snow and poor dirt roads worsened travel. officials report roads near cities heavier damaged. Weather bureau notes four inches weekly with snow in Pierre and Aberdeen. U S highway 14 between Pierre and Blunt hindered traffic with drifting snow and late construction. Tracks aid stalled cars and crews plan to restore passable conditions tonight.
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South Dakota
M. Q. Sharpe
Huron
Sioux Falls
Allyways
HL Schrader
State District
Enoineer
BR. W. Clarke
Andy Tear
Tthem
Wessington
Wayland
Pierre
U. S
Here
Miller
Foshay Firm Enters Bankruptcy Petition
In Minneapolis a voluntary bankruptcy petition was filed in federal district court today by the W. B. Foshay Co. and its subsidiaries, public utilities and steamship holdings in the United States Canada Alaska and Central America. Joseph Chapman, president of the L. B. Donaldson Realty Co., was appointed receiver for the company by Judge John B. Sanborn.
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Minneapolis
Pi— A
Aled
Federal District Court
W. B. Foshay Co
United States
Canada
Alaska
Central
America
Joseph Chapman
L. 8. Donaldson Realty Go
Barking and Mercantile
Yudga
John B
Agriculture Is Held As Better Off Than In 1928
Washington reports the department of agriculture says November findings show farming in a sturdier position than a year ago due to lower production and higher prices. Since summer, price levels rose for nearly all farm goods except meat, with total output likely below last year though harvested area similar. Grain, potatoes, sweet potatoes, and tree fruits may be smaller despite favorable weather, with yields per acre projected about 7 percent below last year and 4 percent below the prior decade.
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Department of Agriculture
Lockout Threat Looms Over 3000 Chicago Tailors
About 3000 members of the cleaners and dyers union were notified to sever union affiliations or face a lockout by the Master Cleaners and Dyers’ Association. The lockout would take effect tonight, after plans for a $1,000,000 plant were announced to compete for Chicago's $25,000,000 annual cleaning business. The masters’ group consists of community tailors and independent operators who route work to a central plant.
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Chicago
Cleaners’, Dyers and Pressers
Master Cleaners’ and Dyers’ Association
Emg Yes
Masters’ Association 13
Salt Water May Prove Valuable in Oil Field
Oklahoma City hosts a new oil field where Dr. Otty V. Martin engineers a plant to extract valuable chemicals from brine. He asserts salt water, long considered waste, can yield high grade salts and chemicals like magnesium bromine and iodine, with potential to produce gases such as chloroform when paired with natural gas.
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Oklahoma City
Otty V. Martin
First School Recalled By Mrs James Byrnes
Mrs James Byrnes recalls Huron’s first school opened in 1881, a small wooden building used by early settlers, and its relocation through makeshift facilities before the Illinois Street School. She will join pupils at the Elks hall for a marker dedication by the Children of the American Revolution Saturday.
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Huron
James Byrnes
Kansas Avenue
Byrnes
Elks Hall
Joseph Ormsby Society
Children of the American
MarieMuraine
Rochelle
Second Street
Matle
Harvey Grocery
Illinois Street
Bank Robber Stuck in Snow Near Farm in Campbell County
Pullin Hanson 26, a Utah farm worker, identified as the bank robber who fled Arlas State Bank with $1,000. A snowstorm hid his car track and stalled his getaway. Hanson was aided by farmer Berreth after his car broke down. Police prepared a preliminary hearing before Judge Carl Saide.
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Mound City
Pullin Hanson
Arlas
Sehirber
R. J. Sehiroer
Hanson
Ele
Utah
John Albrecht
Pollock
Albrecht
Eanson
Mobridge
Tne
Carl
Saide
Tomafy
Dartas
Campbell County
Berreth
Berret
Feudal Isle of Sark Ruled by a Female Dame
The dame of Sark governs a crimeless realm with a church tied to taxes paid in kind, poultry and other goods. The island, 3 miles by 1.5, lies in the English Channel near Guernsey with about 500 residents and a small prison. The ruler controls property, road matters, and consents for selling assets, while taxes date back to Elizabethan times.
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London
Barte
Crandenbiren
Dudley Beaumont
Sark
Mostern Europe
Church of
English Channel
Island of
Guernsey
Services Held For Mrs Flora A Brown
Funeral services honored Mrs Flora A Brown sister of Mrs Ed J Miller and longtime California resident. She died October 25 in Long Beach after a brief illness and was laid to Sunnyside Mausoleum following services at a downtown chapel. Born March 18 1863 in Plainview Minnesota she previously lived in Tracy and leaves son James Hartigan Seattle and three sisters Clara Prowd Harriet Fine and Ed J Miller.
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Flora A. Brown
Ed. J. Miller
Huron
Long Beach
Calif
Brown
Sunnyside Mausoleum
Lone Beach
California
Tracy
Minn
Plainview
James Hartigan
Seattle
Wash
Taree
Clara Prowd
Harriet HE. Fine
Arkansaw
Wis
Sante Aly
Calit
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Iness
Ministry
Borah
U. S. Treasury Department
Treasury Building
Washington, D.C
M'Nabb
Foshay Firm
Philip Hanson
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