Paris Debts Strain Hoover Talks as Herriot Resigns
Paris reports Premier Edouard Herriot and his cabinet resign after the French chamber of deputies defers paying the United States nearly 20 million dollars. In Washington, Hoover aides discuss a tax and debt study while awaiting December 15 decisions on war debt extensions and potential congressional actions.
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Paris
Edouard Herriot
Chamber of Depaties
Albert Lebrun
Washington
Europe
Chamber of Deputies
United States
Rangress
Congress
Toover
Mills
Stimson Harrishly
Herriot
Cabinet
Chamber
Edmuard Herriot
AAC
Pronier
Bandmaster Slain: Chicago Police Pursue Suspect
Chicago police investigated the killing of Edwin Sahildnaue, bandmaster, aided by the victim’s widow Vrances. The suspect was seized in front of the home as his wife watched. he was later found in a car in Geneva, Illinois, with a death stat of 19.
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Edwin Sahildnaue
Chicago
Vrances
Alinye
Behildhauer
I Ciena
Chiergo
Firearm Episode Sparks House Security Proposals
A chaotic the house session followed a display by Marlin R of Allentown pa who flashed a revolver and demanded speaking rights from the gallery. Proposals floated would restrict entry to ticket holders and tighten admission controls as lawmakers pursue self protection amid tense proceedings. The incident disrupted business in Termerer as discussions continued on page 11.
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Washington
Marlin R
Kammerer
Allentown
Pennsylvania
Kennety Romney
New
Termerer
Favorable Factors For Business Seen By Bankers Chief
Chicago December 14 bankers chief Francis H Sisson told the Illinois Manufacturers association banquet that the national financial outlook has improved and favored factors for recovery since the boom days of 193? He said the parking structure is sounder at year end and Federal Reserve Banks have withstood the severest test. He noted political and financial unsettlements as the major remaining risk.
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Chicago
America Bankers’ Association
Francis H. Sisson
Bankers’ Organization
Sisson
Illinois Manufacturers’ Association
Federal Reserve
Prohibition Letter Sparks Cleveland Protest at Capitol
An annotated Associated Press report notes a Cleveland protest after a letter from Mrs. Franklin Roosevelt criticized prohibition era attitudes. The Cuyahoga County group denounced her remarks as lacking character in young women. Washington sources say police guards increased around the White House and Capitol as veterans plan to march with a petition.
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Cleveland
Dec. L
Mre
Wranklin
Roosevelt
Cuyahoga County
Wooma
Christian Tenn Q Union
Epworth
Euclid
Cuyahoga
America
Associated Presat
Washington
Tieney de Laile
City Police Amiement
White House
Capitol
Doday
Rendincez
Prey Met
Congress
Broad Plaza
Kenneth Rommey
Sore Gentie
Anims
Hiehona
John Paes
Jasepring
Hows
Kiwanis Club Plans Meeting Programs in Hamilton
At the Hamilton Kiwanis club meeting held on Tuesday evening plans were discussed for the remaining meetings of the year. Ray Boller suggested tentative programs. President I. J. Nardine reported on the school of instruction by Lt. Gov. E. J. Kautz at Netherland Plaza Cleemants Inst Sunday for incoming officers. An informal program will be presented next Tuesday. Sixteen Kiwanis members agreed to assist the Community Store in packing Christmas baskets on Friday, December 24.
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Hamilton Kiwanis Club
Anthony Wayne
Ray Boller
I. J. Nardine
Clear
E. J. Kautz
Netherland Plaza
Cleemants
Kiwania
Clih Nex
Kiwanis
Bullets Leaps To Death On Cleveland Bridge
A unidentified woman committed suicide today by jumping from the high level bridge in Cleveland. Additionally, in Rome Italy announced it paid 1,245,497 dollars in interest due on the American debt. In Ravenna a downtown blaze destroyed three buildings causing about 100,000 dollars in damage.
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Washitom
Prnepal
United States
Carshoslavakin
Estonia
France
Great
Beitalu
Hatgary Tv
Latvia
Poland
Eadeadnt
Cleveland
Italy
Rome
Ravenna
Fira
Liberty Township Farm Bureau Elects Van Gordon President
The Liberty Township Farm Bureau held its regular meeting at the township hall Tuesday night electing Beu Van Gordon as president Homer Carter as vice president Elsie Hoffman as secretary Truman Davis reported on the Ohio Harm Federation Bureau and Harry Geckler noted a Cincinnati trip. C F Williams Butler County schools superintendent spoke on Dr Paul Mort’s talk about Equalizing Educational Opportunity in Ohio. Tea was served.
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Liberty Township Farm Bureau
Liberty Township
Beu van Gordon
Homer Carter
Elsie Hoffman
Truman Davis
Ohio Harm Federation Bureau
Harry Geckler
du Club
Cincinnati
C.F. Williams
Butler County
Paul R. Mort
Ohio
Tunch
Harmony Lodge Plans Christmas Entertainment at Next Meeting
Routine business was transacted Tuesday night at Harmony Lodge No. 14 at the Odd Fellow hall. A Christmas entertainment will be given at the next regular meeting on Tuesday, December 12.
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Harmony Lodge No. 14
Odd Fellow Hall
Main
Senate blocks Hoover nominees in party line vote
Washington December 14 The Senate confirmed Roy J. Chapin of Michigan as secretary of commerce as Democrats blocked other presidential appointments. The chamber closed the door on further nominations, with only Lafollette and Blaine joining Republicans to sustain the bloc and send nominees to committees for review.
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Washington
Des
Roy J. Chapin
Michigan
Commerce
Senate
Dev d
Todlay
Hoover
I. Sassone
McNary
Lafollette
Blaine
Wisconsin
Sbhipstead
Roarmer-Labor
Minnesota
Aho
Elks Meeting Delights Members With Wrestling Exhibitions
Reports of activities and routine business opened the Hattiian Lodge No. 93 meeting at the Bits temple. Afterward four major wrestling exhibitions by the Mdars club of Cincinnati were refereed by Hammon, senior wrestling instructor at the Friars club, with Father Barnabux MacAlarney addressing the members on Mecia’s work in developing young men physically and mentally.
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Hattiian Lodge
Bits’ Temple
Mdars’ Club
Cincinnati
Doc Hammon
Friars’ Club
Barnabux MacAlarney
Friars! Club
Hamilton
Baptist Willing Workers Meeting Report
The Willing Workers of the First Baptist Church met Teasley evening with Mrs. May Mallett at North Cathedral and conducted routine church business in a small-town meeting.
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Baptist
First Baptist
Ehuvch
Teasley
May Mallett
North Catreol
Redline Busness
Record cold grips Ohio as temperatures dip to near year lows
Bitter cold enveloped Ohio with Port Columbus at nine degrees above zero and Cleveland near nine to twelve above. Snow and ice caused minor crashes. Cincinnati logged 15 below, Columbus six inches of snow. Columbus streets closed for sledding while Dayton and Toledo reported single to mid-teens above.
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Ohio
Port Columbus
Gloveland
Mumorgua
AL Cincinnati
Td Trail
Coasling Q
Columbus
Sousters
Dayton
Gonin
Mercury
Toledo
Farm relief principles outlined for committee review
A farm relief framework closely matching the agricultural reform proposal prepared by a committee chair was presented today to the House Agriculture Committee by spokesmen for national farm and commodity organizations. Frederick T. Lee, attorney for the farm leaders, outlined the agreement reached at a late afternoon conference.
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Washington, Dee. To
Jones
Frederick T. Lee
Congress Debates Philippine Independence and Post Office Bill
Senate debates Philippine independence and prohibition programs while committees hear officials on St Lawrence Seaway and beer legislation. House continues treasury post office supply bill as Hoover relief plans and impeachment resolution issues unfold amid hearings on farm relief.
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Congress
Senate
Rogers
St. Lauwrence Souway
Horse
Mills
Ways and Means
Hoover
Bouse
Treasury Post Office
McVinthan
Wills and Means
Agriculture Committee
Doctor Judd Sets News Agenda in Murder Case
Dr William C Judd vows to tell all to county officials in Phoenix about the killings of Ruth Judd and Mrs Agnes Le Roi. He aims to exonerate his wife by revealing new facts from Princott. The case involves dismembered bodies found after a 1931 crime tied to a Phoenix bungalow death.
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DR. Judd
Caxmueinied
Sharif
Judd
Agnes Aline le Roi
Hedvig Saimuelson
Phoenix
Los Angeles
Str
de Ndd
Social affairs keep president elect busy
President elect Roosevelt will attend a sequence of social obligations and travels this week. Tonight he attends a dinner in Albany hosted by Judge Irving Lehman, brother of Governor-elect Lehman. The next day he departs for New York to join a reception for Democratic workers before heading to Hyde Park for further duties.
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Askociatad
Alligny
Hoostvell
Albany
Irving Lehman
Court of Appeals
Lehman
Ohio Republicans Name Speaker Candidate Amid Caucus Shuffle
Ohio Republicans in Columbus prepare to name a speaker for the state House. Charloca H. Jones and Arthur Hamilton are noted as leading contenders as caucus voting proceeds.
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Ohio
Republicans
Associated Pre
Columbus
House of
Charlca H. Jones
Jackson
Arthur Hamilton
Lebanon
Ness
New Aaca
Allotment Farm Relief Plan Finally Presented
Washington reports a new farm relief plan aimed at stabilizing prices for wheat cotton tobacco and hogs. The plan follows Roosevelt's policy outline and would grant producers set allotments for 13 months with authority built into the bill.
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House Agricultural Committee
Clest Roosevelt
Topeka
Legion Auxiliary Christmas Party at Legion Home
The Women’s Auxiliary of American Legion Frank Durgin Post No. 138 hosts an old fashioned Christmas party at the Legion Home on New London pike and A street Friday night December 16. The event honors Gold Star mothers with Christmas decorations and a large tree planned for the occasion.
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American Legion
Frank Durgin
Legion
New London Pike
Mulhers
Tour director in city today
Vi C Ulars of New York arrives in Hamilton to confer with older boys and young men about future trips abroad under the Y M C A. A 7 30 p m joint Hi clubs meeting is planned. Mr Clark formerly ran the Shanghai boys work and has since toured much of the world directing Y M C A fairs in various countries.
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C. Ulars
New York
Naticns
Hamilton
Y. M
Clark
Shanghai
China
Tie Hag
Butler Relief Bonds Approved by Ohio Governor
The Ohio governor approved relief bonds totaling 135000 dollars, approving a relief fund decision as part of a late day action by the governor’s committee in the state. The move authorizes financial support linked to local needs and relief measures.
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Ohio
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