Budget figures to be reduced after cabinet meeting
Washington November 19 After an extraordinary cabinet meeting called by President Hoover to discuss the federal budget secretary Mills said figures would be sent to Congress considerably lower than 4 135 000 000 last year He noted reductions in expenditures were possible and informed chairman Burns of the house appropriations committee that estimates would be hard to reduce A renewed study of budget problems followed with most cabinet members summoned to the White House for the session involving Postmaster General Brown Atterbury General Mitchell Chapin Wilbur Adams Doak Mills budget director J C Roop and War Department assistant secretary Payne The White House anticipated minimal consideration of war debts and the continuing discussions were set to resume on page eight
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Washington
Hoover
Mills
White House
Brown
Mitchell
Sec
Les Chapin
Wilbur
Adams Doak
J. C. Roop
Payne
War Department
Contests planned for Philadelphia area congressional seats
Philadelphia on November 19 announced by Davis Wilson that contests for every Republican seat won last week in Philadelphia and surrounding districts will be filed. The Roosevelt Independent State Committee chair noted plans as the House Committee Investigating the Pennsylvania election met in Wilmington. Witnesses claimed that fake Ku Klux Klan cards were used by Philadelphia ward leaders to misdirect Governor Roosevelt quotes.
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Philadelphia
House
Pennsylvania
Davis Wilson
Roosevelt Independent State Committee
Wilmington
Del
Fomer U. S
Joseph R. Grundy
Bucks County
Henry .W. Watson
George Macreynolds
Doylestown
Democratic Committee
Watson
N. .L. Lichtenwalner
Bucks-Lehieh County
Wilson
Ladge
Roosevelt
Beaver
Page
Foreign legations on hunt in Monongahela National Forest
Baron Joann Beck Friis counsellor of the Swedish legation and Count Lewis Dedann of the French legation, both of Washington, D. C., arrived in Elkins for a bear hunt. They journeyed to Tornwood in Pocahontas County guided by famed bear hunter McClennad Mullis in the national forest.
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Elkins
Joann Beck-Friis
Legation
Lewis Dedann
Washington, D. C
Monongahela National
Tornwood
Pocahontas County
Chest Mountain
McClennad
Mullis
National Forest
Amy Johnson May Return Flight To England
London reports Capt. J A Mollison said his wife Amy Johnson, who yesterday broke his record for the Cape Town flight, may fly back to England but likely not to attempt another speed record on that trip. He would like to fly to the Cape again but would not start a new record chase.
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London
J. A. Mollison
Amy Johnson
Capetown
England
Cape
Speed Record Talk With Husband Sets Capetown Pace
Amy Johnson, improving after a long sleep, spoke by telephone with her husband Captain J A Mollison in London about flying back to England to attempt another speed record. He would decide tomorrow. Mrs Johnson already holds the England to Capetown record, beating her husband’s mark by about eleven hours upon arrival yesterday.
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Capetown
Union of South Africa
Amy Johnson
J. A. Mollison
London
England
Inside Story Of Dope War Revealed
Treasury department issued a curt report describing hundreds of contraband parcels hidden aboard glamorous ships. Agents faced peddlers under gunfire in dark streets and uncovered opium dens in New York. Seizures included 73 ounces of morphine on a Japanese ship in Seattle and 47 tins of heroin in olive oil barrels on a Greek vessel docket at Brooklyn.
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Treasury Department
New York
Seattle
Brooklyn
Masked Men Rob Brothers on Black Diamond Trail
Thirty masked men halted three Nichols brothers while en route to Peabody mine No 7 at Kincaid. Shots were fired injuring one brother and beating another severely. Byron Nichols drove the group. sheriff reports say the assailants were masked and some armed.
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Taylorville
Black Diamond
Bart
Bob Nichols
Peabody Mine No 7
Kincaid
Byron
Hitler Talks With Hindenburg Boosts Nazi Rise
Berlin November 19 Adolf Hitler spent an hour in cordial talks with President Paul von Hindenburg and left smiling He planned another meeting next Tuesday Officials close to the President called the session extraordinarily cordial and a nationwide cabinet possibility with a strong Nazi role was favored by many in political circles
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Paul von Hindenburg
Hitler
Seabury Urges Bar to Break Crooks Power
Huntington November 19 seed Seabury counsel for the committee that probed New York City administration urged lawyers and the government to accept a challenge to constitutional government. He blamed ineffective legal methods and lax enforcement for underworld power and argued removing immunity from self incrimination would curb crime. He warned the privilege benefits criminals in their war against peaceable citizens.
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Huntington
Samuel Seabury
New York City
West Virginia Bar Association
Underworld
Lone Bandit Robs Evansville Bank
A lone gunman robs a branch of the National Bank in Evansville Indiana and escapes with fourteen thousand dollars this morning after wounding a messenger who was carrying the money westward. Police search for the suspect.
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Evansville
Ind
F& Messenger
Old
National Bank
Trial docket opens Monday in chewl court reports
The trial docket in chewl court opens Monday with the petit jury reporting then. Only three new cases are set for trial and two misdemeanors marked for a hearing as appeals from a magisterial court. Trial of Laban Tenney on a statutory charge is scheduled for Monday. On Tuesday the felony count against H H Wigington involves a check forgery and passing charge. Wigington is represented by a Weston attorney. The court will reconvene Friday to try the felonious assault charge against Ray Williams. Misdemeanor trials include state vs C B Bailey and state vs Alex Kollman. There was a brief forenoon session with chancery matters handled.
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Chewl Court
Laban ‘Tenney
H. H. Wigington
W. R. Casto
Wigington
Weston
Ray Williams
Victor Kalkander
State
C. B. Bailey
Alex Kollman
Gibson Reese Civil War veteran dies at 85
Gibson Reese 85 a Civil War veteran died at his daughter Mrs George Lucas Northwestern turnpike north of Grafton about 7 am after breakfast and sudden illness He enlisted in Company E 62nd Virginia Infantry in 1864 and was captured later that year He lived with his daughter and wife died three weeks earlier Services will be held at the Lucas home Monday at 1 pm with Elder S A Clevanger in charge Bartlett Funeral Company to bury at Linn cemetery He is survived by children Ella Lambert Etta Lucas Laura Elder Ivan Reese and others along with 80 grandchildren and three great grandchildren
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Gibson Reese
George Lucas
Northwestern Turnpike
Grafton
Lucas
S. A. Clevanger
Thornton
Old School Baptist
Bartlett Funeral Company
Linn
62Nd
Virginia Infantry
Beverly
Randolph County
Reese
Old Sides
Bunner
Findings of Inquiry Examines Mission and Church
New York on November 19 details of the laymen's foreign mission inquiry's findings on the mission and the church. More than 600 Protestant mission boards and societies receive the commission's first report outlining a two year survey of Asia. The need for a profound transformation of the church in the mission field is highlighted as the most important conclusion.
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New York
Foreign Mission
Asia
Huge Golden Eagle Bagged Near Gortner
W E Spoerlein of near Gortner Garrett county bagged a huge golden eagle after shots with a shotgun failed. A rifle struck a vulnerable spot, killing a ten pound bird with a seven foot one inch wingspread and a 27 inch tail. The eagle will be mounted and had appeared in Galland community for two weeks without poultry yard damage.
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W.E. Spoerlein
Gortner
Garrett County
Oalland
Man May Lose Toe In Copperhead Bite
Bitten by a copperhead snake while working at Capon West Virginia on October 5, Claude Duckworth near Oakland Maryland. Anticipating loss of the right toe due to blood poisoning. Condition was critical for a time but Oakland doctor reported yesterday the man expects to walk without crutches soon, though a toe may be lost.
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Capon
W. Va
Claude
Duckworth
Oakland
Old Problem Gets Fresh Airing at Arms Meeting
Geneva dispatch reports the world disarmament conference preparing a second drive to reduce armaments and fears. Norman Davis leads the American delegation, visiting Washington and European capitals to seek agreement amid security and equality concerns. Poland Romania Japan China and others fear neighborly threats as fundamental issues remain unresolved.
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Norman Davis
United States
General Commission
Geneva
Oeg
Davit
Europe
Switzerland
Veterans march again to shelter at Scottdale hotel
Uniontown Pa November 19 members of the expeditionary force ordered from Camp Sherry are marching to the abandoned Commercial hotel in Scottdale. The hotel with about nine rooms is opened to homeless veterans by owner William Seaman of Scottdale, winter headquarters. The group is the last of the force that set up at Camp Sherry in August, moving from Johnstown after disorders in Washington.
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Uniontown
Camp Sherry
Scottdale
William’ Seaman
Johnstown
Wasington
Rotary Speaker Dean Oliver Shurtliff Addresses Balance
Dean Oliver Shurtliff of Fairmont State Normal was the Rotary Club speaker last night. He discussed "The Balance,outd uation," a topigeon focusing on balancing individual capabilities and providing a balance-wheel in any vocation chosen. Attendance at the meeting was fair and the usual weekly banquet was served.
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Dean Oliver Shurtliff
Fairmont State Normal
Rotary Club
Simpson Independents Clash With DeKalb Eleven
The Simpson Independents football team coached by Merle Newton are scheduled to clash with the DeKalb Gilmer county aggregation this afternoon on the Simpson field. The Simpson squad has had a heavy schedule this season and faces a difficult test today.
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Simpson.’ Independents
Merle Newton
DeKalb
Gilmer County
Simpson
Prohibitionist Col Robins Found After Long Disappearance
Col Raymond Robins the noted prohibitionist and peace advocate was located in the western North Carolina mountains after more than two months missing. He appeared in Whittier in dirty overalls and was taken to Asheville for a medical exam to determine amnesia. Federal agents and a nephew identified him. future steps depend on exam results at Asheville sanitarium.
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Asheville
N.C
Raymond Robins
North Carolina
Whittler
N. Oy
John Drier
New
Colonel Robins
Attier
F. W. Griffin
Appalachian Hall
Asheville Sanitarium
Whittier
Robins
Black Falls Man Dies At Home Friday
J H Breedlove aged 63 died at his son John Breedlove's Black Falls home after six months of illness from multiple diseases. Funeral at 2 pm Monday at Park Nazarene Church with Rev Jones officiating, burial in Arnold cemetery by Bartlett's. Survived by children William, Pred, Jobin, Hi and Sather. wife Hannah Reed Breedlove preceded him. Siblings include Mrs TiECas Cur.
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J. H. Breedlove
John Breedlove
Black Falls
Mr. Jones
Park - Nazarene Church
Bartlett
Arnold Cemetery
Breedlove
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