Peace settlement in Manchuria nears approval
Paris reports moves toward settlement of the Manchurian crisis with United States backing a council resolution urging Japan to evacuate territory as security conditions permit. Dawes announced U.S. approval and China and Japan are urged to avoid belligerence while positions harden on a fixed withdrawal timetable.
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Paris
Sycrem
United States
Council
Charles G. Dawes
Counil
China
Alfred Rae
Sze
Dawes
Cormespoidenta
United Stats
Japan
Lowewes
Weather Forecast Brief from Early 20th Century Map
Fragmented forecast notes show a forecast for tomorrow and Friday with mentions of warmer conditions Friday and cooler tonight. References to western portions and evening temperatures imply a regional weather update with variable conditions.
Girl clings to hope after sailor’s presumed drowning
An Angles girl, alone at the marriage license bureau, seeks a license for a Thanksgiving wedding with Clarence Benson of the U S Montgomery after authorities reported he fell overboard in the harbor. Shipmates searched the channel for his body as she tearfully pleaded for a license.
Hobo King to abdicate throne in Chicago meeting
The self styled king of hoboes Joseph Leon Cohen Segal Lazarowitz will relinquish his crown at a January 2 meeting of the Bonafide Hoboes Union of the United States in Grant Park Chicago. He cites a Canadian law as motive and seeks police protection for Hoboes during the convention. A Winnipeg based romance is mentioned and the monarch plans to settle down with a partner.
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Crookston
Minn
Joseph Leon Cohen Segal Lazarowitz
United States of America
Grant Park
Chicago
Hoboes Union
Cermak
Huron
Chicago & North Western Railroad
Arnoue Packing Plant
Valley
Forge
George Washington
Redfield Scouts Gain Merit Badges at Court of Honor
In Redfield on November 2 a court of honor was set to form in Alpena soon. Four troop No 23 committee members escorted 13 Boy Scouts to Huron for the ceremony. Clair Crawford and Raymond Greenhoff earned handicraft merit badges, Raymond Schill and John Gehris earned seamanship, William Leighton and Robert Kelly earned personal health, Amandus Aisenbrey earned civic and handicraft, Ernest Washburn earned handicraft and woodworking. Kira Barringer and George Gebris received their second clan badges.
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Redfield
iIn
Alpena
W. 1
Kelly
A J, Brigham
W. J. Page
J. D. Evang
Huron
Clair Crawford
Raymond Greenhoff
Raymond Schill
Unemployed Rioters Released At Detroit
Detroit police release 31 unemployed rioters after detentions. protesters with families cleared except assailants who attacked officers remain under scrutiny.
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Detroit
Missionary Fliers Sought in Search For Missing Aircraft Pair
A search for two missionaries begins after a plane with permits vanishes near the area. Authorities coordinate with local agencies to locate the aircraft and determine the fliers safety status.
Paul Stachwick Returns Home From Cocos Island Ordeal
Paul Stachwick age 18, a resident of Huron, returned home after spending nearly six months on Cocos Island in the Pacific with two companions. The castaways survived on coconuts, wild boar, fish, oranges and lemons, amid harsh conditions and limited supplies. Their rescue and publicity followed, with coverage in newsreels and magazines. Paul plans to live with a sister in San Diego after a week with relatives.
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Lonely Isle
Pacific
Stachwick
Huron
Paul Stachwick
Tal
Paul
Cocos Island
Bis
South
San Diego
Calif
New York City
Julius Flelechman
Cincinnati
Gordon Brawner
Springfield
FE. J. Palliser
New York
South Sea
Calle Britary Robinson Crusoe
Fleischman Yuent
Sacramento
Wrom
Westwind
Cocoasland
Islardd
Secen
Soland
Ben Drew
Easter Island
America
Coees Island
Bey
Stschwiek
Wieecesin
Sveres
Good Day Has Poor Ending For Butcher
In Pittsburgh in November, Butcher Kreutzer smiled as a customer carried out the last turkey. Two men entered, proclaimed a good day, drew a pistol, and robbed the shop, escaping with the day's receipts.
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Pittsbourgh
Nov
Tom Mix Nearing Crisis In Fight For Life
HOLLYWOOD Now 2- Tom Mix nears recovery as doctors fight peritonitis after a ruptured appendix. Physicians report the actor in precarious condition despite injections of serum and guidance from medical colleagues across the country. A fresh supply of penicillins from Stanford University labs at Palo Alto arrived by air for another injection.
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Hollywood
Tom Mix
Mooney Pardon Hearing Studied By Walker
SAN FRANCISCO November 3 Governor James Botgh will open a pardon application hearing for Mooney at 6 p.m. next Tuesday. James J. Wailer, a close associate of Toe Mooney, said the mayor of New York has studied the record since arriving in California and plans to devote more time over the weekend. A conference between the New York mayor and California governor sought to arrange attendance for Mooney’s three attorneys to speak.
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San Francisco
James J. Wailer
Toe Mooney
Sant Francisco
Neas
James Botgh
Moonmry
New York
California
Jayne de Serene
Datelle
Mooney
Protiet Against Poor Teaching Needed the aatier's seeds may
Fragmentary text mentions Protiet and teaching concerns with unclear context. The words suggest a critique of educational quality and possible reference to seeds or planting metaphors, but specifics are unreadable. No definite person, organization, or event can be reliably identified.
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Protiet
Aatier
Farm Board Loss May Be Wiped Out, Chairman Claims
Washington officials debate the Farm Board’s losses and future role as Congress weighs remedies. Chairman Stone disputes wiping out large sums while farm leaders push for stronger aid like debentures and equalization fees to stabilize wheat and cotton prices amid mounting pressure from major farm organizations. Senators plan to hear more before deciding whether to continue, strengthen, or alter the board.
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Farm Board
Washington
Congress
Stone
Louis J. Taber
National Grange
Edward A.o'neal
Farm Bureau Federation
John A. Simpson
Farmers UN
Ralph Synder
Thoee
WU Heer Mers
Daugherty Conviction Upheld by State Supreme Court
The Ohio State Bank at Washington Court House case against Daugherty, president of the defunct bank, saw the state supreme court uphold the appellate ruling. It refused to review an appellate reversal freeing him on one count and upholding a ten year sentence with a $5,000 fine. Prosecutor Norman L. McKean had appealed.
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Ohio State
Washington Court House
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Appellate Court
Daugherty
United
Norman L. McKean
Fayette County
Grain tampering testimony heard in Minnesota case
First direct testimony on alleged grain sample tampering at a Minneapolis grain elevator was given before Governor Floyd B Olson. Wells, former elevator manager, testified samples of wheat were secreted to raise the grade as part of charges against the railroad company and the Farmers Union Terminal Association. The proceedings concern a charge that the commission failed to investigate the tampering properly.
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ST. Paul
Minneapolis
Floyd 8. Olson
Mintesota
Yona. Wells
Farmers Union Terminal Association
Mgr
Grain Mobilization Corporation
Gersud T. Mullis
Pantages Jury Deadlocked in High-Profile Trial
A jury in the Pantages case reports a deadlock after hours of deliberation. Court officials indicate continued talks aimed at reaching a verdict, with tensions rising as the panel weighs key evidence and testimonies.
Aberdeen Pastor Urges Abolition of Thanksgiving
The Rev. Frank Mitchell, a Presbyterian pastor in Aberdeen, urged a high school audience to repeal Thanksgiving as a national holiday. He cited the Pilgrims festival and said America’s millionaires could fund a organized campaign to overturn Thanksgiving. Students had not voted on the proposal.
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Aberdeen
Frank Mitchell
Mitchell
America
Believe Waivers Will Be Signed Anticipation Of Loan Rush
Towns end notified Grand Forks Joan headquarters that waivers may stall Intermediate Credit loans. Secretary Hyde’s interpretation, accepted by St Paul IC bank and Federal Farm Loan bureau, could trigger a surge in loan applications with 169 feed loans in committee hands. A special meeting of Townsend, Hintermeister, and Curmings was planned to approve as many as possible.
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Federal
Credit Bank of
Omi
Joan
Grand Forks
Iosks
Townsend
Death by Apparent Skull Wound Investigated
Sioux Falls officials probe the death of Mrs. Zera Crawford from an apparent skull wound after a physician cited acute alcoholism as a contributory factor. A coroner's jury questioned three people in the home, including husband Leslie F. Crawford, and noted a blood stained lamp and door indentation suggesting a blow or thrown lamp. The woman had been drinking that evening and the jury seeks how the injury occurred.
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S. F
Sioux Falls
Novay
Zera. Crawford
Wald
Crawford
Leslie F. Crawford
Sleter
Minneapolis Sells Improvement Bonds for Public Relief
City officials announce sale of 1,228,000 dollars of improvement bonds to fund public relief and permanent urban projects. Details indicate November timing and venue for bid submissions.
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Minneapolis
Optimistic Thanksgiving Sermon Urges Forward in Faith
Pastor Charles E. Wilcox told a citywide Thanksgiving service that obstacles and disasters prompt greater deeds, urging Christians to press forward and trust God to forge stronger faith and higher manhood amid crop failure and recession. الكن
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Charles E. Wilcox
Huron-Pierre
Methodist Episcopal Church
Presbyterian Church
Thenk
Mr. Wilcox
Huron
Thanksgiving Day in 1930s America Reflects Gratitude
Washington reports the nation marking the 33rd anniversary of Thanksgiving with cheer from firesides to the White House. The piece recalls the Pilgrim story, the harsh summer eased into winter, and the day’s solemn yet hopeful tone as celebrations unfold nationwide.
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Don
Kirmley
Washington
Biddey
Americ
White House
Bradford
Plymouth
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