French premier ousted as Flandin to form new government
Paris reports Premier Doumergue ousted amid cabinet turmoil. Etienne Flandin, minister of public works, agreed to form and serve as premier at President Lebrun's request after Laval declined. Radical Socialists blamed for collaps e in ruling group. public uneasy as political truce falters. Continued on page six.
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Stuart Moroney
Associated Press
Paris
Gaston Doumergue
Doumergue
Etienne Flandin
Lebrun
Pierre Laval
Laval
Dourmergue
Introgue
United States
Grieves Doumergue
Edouard Herriot
Republicans Seek New Apostle For President Hope
Nathan Robertson reports on Republicans elevating Michigan Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg as a leading presidential candidate after his victory amid Democratic losses. A former newspaper editor and staunch advocate of Hamiltonian liberalism, he avoided full endorsements while earning support from both moderates and independents, signaling a potential shift in GOP leadership through the next two election cycles.
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Nathan Robertson
Washington
Alexander Hamilton
Michigan
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Senate
Borah
Idahg
Vandenberg
Vanderberg
Hebiiel
British Naval Plan Meets Japanese Opposition
London reports say naval circles doubt the British compromise will gain full Japanese approval. Japan has not commented pending full study, while Tokyo press reports indicate substantial opposition to the plan as presented.
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London
Tokyo
Holt Holds Solid Lead In West Virginia Senate Race
Rush D Holt leads Hatfield with 347,218 to 281,124 votes as 2,322 of 2,338 precincts report. Repeal of prohibition amendment shows 259,979 for and 203,955 against. George W Johnson leads McDougle in Fourth district with 60,020 to 58,514 with four precincts left. Holt rests at home planning six year Senate term. Hatfield silent.
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Charleston
Rush D. Holt
Henry D. Hatfield
United States Senate
Holt
Hatfield
Charleson
Sur
George W. Johnson
Parkersburg
U. S. House of Representatives
Robert B. McDougle
Johnson
McDougle
Cabell County
J M Scott Visits West Virginia Rail Shops In City
Sept J M Scott general superintendent of the West Virginia district of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad was in the city yesterday afternoon inspecting shops and offices connected with his division. His Wheeling headquarters were en route to Clarksburg after leaving Grattan.
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J. M. Scott
West Virginia
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Armistice Program Speakers at All Schools Friday
Santa Barbara reports a physician Dr William Jacobs held on murder charges after shooting two women Mrs Lillian Newton and Miss Adelaide Flint as they refused his command to stop He admitted the shooting and was treated after poisoning himself The Tayor county Board of Education called on American Legion to provide veteran speakers for Armistice Day programs at 1 30 pm Friday with men from infantry cavalry engineers artillery and other units to discuss the war's meaning A church service is planned Sunday and all are urged to attend
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Santa Barbara
Calif
William Jacobs
Lillian H. Newton
Adelaide E. Flint
Jess Butts
Legionnaires
St. Matthais
Board of Education
Taylor County
American Legion
Transport Plane Aims For Transcontinental Speed Record
Burbank California November 8. A large transport plane under Captain Eddie Rickenbacker departed the Union Air Terminal bound for New York to set a new cross country speed record. An official timer from the National Aeronautical Association attends to certify any record. A planned stop at Chicago is expected to occur where the craft will be refueled.
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Burbank
Cal
Eddie Rickenbacker
Union Air Terminal
New York
National Aeronautical Association
Chicago
Nutter Fort Police Chief Faces Murder Charge
A warrant charges Frank Corbin, 50, Chief of Police in Nutter Fort, with murder for the death of William W. Wilson, 36, of Quiet Dell. Wilson’s brother Carl Wilson filed the charge before Justice of the Peace L B Davisson in Clarksburg. The shooting occurred at about 4 18 o clock yesterday evening. Continued on page four.
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Clarksburg
Frank Corbin
Nutter Fort
William W. Wilson
Quiet Dell
Carl Wilson
Democrats Sweep Pennsylvania Victory Caps Landslide
In Philadelphia returns nearly complete, Joseph F. Guffey leads by 123,762 to unseat Senator David A. Reed as Democrats capture the governor’s race with George H. Earle defeating William A. Schnader by 63,620. Hazelton’s Thomas Kennedy wins lieutenant governor over Harry B. Scott. Thomas Logue elected secretary of internal affairs over M Harvey Taylor.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
United States
Joseph F. Guffey
David A. Reed
Roosevelt
George H. Earle
Austria
William A. Schnader
Thomas Kennedy
Hazelton
United Mine Workers of America
Harry B. Scott
Thomas Logue
M. Harvey Taylor
Sentinel Announces News Upgrades In Grafton
The Grafton Sentinel reveals plans to resume the Associated Press leased wire service and add a Central Press Association feature service. Two high speed printer telegraph machines will be installed to deliver 60 words per minute, with full world national and state reports starting November 19. The paper also promises comic strips editorial cartoons and a daily bridge lesson beginning next week while noting higher weekly costs.
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Grafton
Grafton Sentinel
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Sentinel
Central Press Association
The
Etta Kett
Noah Numbskull
E. V. Shepherd
Grafton Sentinel Sells Fast in Election News Push
The Grafton Sentinel set a daily record by selling more than 300 papers on the streets yesterday along with its regular 3,000 circulation. An extra 250 copies were snapped up by readers seeking election coverage, causing a shortage for out-of-town customers today. Newsstands reported strong sales focused on yesterday's election news.
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Grafton Sentinel
The
Sentinel
Maryland Governor Race Ends Ritchie Defeated
Baltimore on election night Albert C. Ritchie loses his bid for a fifth term as Maryland governor to Republican Harry W. Nice by about 5 560 votes as returns show Nice carrying Baltimore and the state after a close race. Many statewide offices also go to Democrats though the Sixth district favors a Republican challenger, with a Democratic legislature likely to oppose Nice.
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Baltimore
Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
Harry W. Nice
Hey
Nice
Ritchie
United States
Congress
Frederick Zihlman
David H. Lewis
Elet Nice
White House Plans Light American Wines at Dinners
The White House will serve light American wines at state dinners this season, the first time since Prohibition. No more than two wine glasses per plate. Mrs. Roosevelt stated at a press conference that serving SENET wines will be a simple thing for guests who care for them.
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Washington
White House
Catholic Priest Killed In West Union Accident
The Rev. Father J. J. McGlone, 40, of Kanawha County, was killed near West Union when his car ran off Greenwood hill and crashed into a bank. He died en route to hospital after the accident.
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West Union
Clarksburg
J. J. McGlone
Kanawha County
Four charged with murders in vote feud
County Detective Joseph Bruno and three family members were formally charged with the slaying of five men amid an election eve Democratic parade feud in Pottsville. Wounds to 15 others, funeral plans for victims, and warrants read at Schuylkill jail.
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W. R. Yahner
Pottsville
Joseph Bruno
Kelayres
McAdoo
Joseph F. Guffey
George
Earle
United State
Serge
Bruno
Joseph
Alfred
Paul
Schuykill County
Paul Bruno
John Galosky
Frank Fircella
William Forke
Dominick Perna
Andy Kontishion
Tickets On Sale For Glee Club Concert
Ladies of St. Pauls M E Church report strong ticket sales for the YMCA Glee Club chorus first concert to be held next week at Thayer Street Church auditorium. Full program details will be announced soon.
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Ladies of the Old Societies
St. Paul's M. EB. Church
Y. M. C. A. Glee Club
Thayer Street Church
Vocational Education Course Set to Start November 12
State Department of Education Vocational Division will conduct courses in the city. A meeting for the men who attended the first session and others interested is called for Monday, November 12, at 3 o'clock in the East Grafton school building. Local men in charge, reports by Nelson, state superintendent of industrial education.
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State Department of Education
East Grafton
Nelson
Rome
Roosevelt Returns to Washington After Off Year Victory
President Roosevelt arrives in Washington from Hyde Park to a welcoming crowd as Democrats extend gains in the House and Senate. Maryland governor Albert C. Ritchie loses to Harry W. Nice in a seesaw race, shaping post election fallout.
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Washington
Hyde Park
White House
Roosevelt
Executive
House
Congress
Farmer Laborites
Senate
New Mexico
Farmer Labor
Maryland
Albert C. Ritchie
Harry W. Nice
Arrest Pair Implicated in Urschel Kidnapping Case
Roseburg Oregon Nov 8 Alvin H Scott a tailor held with Margaret Hurgienne in Portland on conspiracy charges in Oklahoma City linked to the Urschel kidnaping. Scott unconscious after a car crash, awaiting removal with 15 others convicted in the $200000 case.
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Roseburg
Ore
Alvin H. Scott
Oklahoma
Urschel
Portland
Margaret Hurgienne
Oklahoma City
Charles F. Urschel
Scott
Here
Skating Rink Blueville Opens Tonight
Blueville welcomes a new skating rink opening tonight offering nightly public skating sessions. Local officials and organizers invite residents to enjoy the arena amid a festive launch with light refreshments and music.
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Blueville
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G.O.P
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