President Hoover Pushes Plan Amid Sealed Debates
Washington reports President Hoover presses ahead with a threefold plan on economic and debt questions, linking discussions to a world economic conference and disarmament studies. No official word on Roosevelt’s stance, while cabinet talks hint at possible appointments for debt coordination roles and a Geneva Conference arms delegation.
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Anover
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Mills
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Hoover
Wouthesson
Aginison
Stormy Argument Bulletin Over Collier Beer Bill
Washington reports a stormy session as firms attempt to derail the Collier Beer bill by defeating the enacting clause. A late vote showed 16 to 114 in favor of moving forward. Debates centered on 3.2 percent beer content, possible amendments to 2.75 percent, and distribution limits. Presidents Boover’s stance was uncertain, with Democratic leaders eyeing Senate passage before adjournment. Revenue estimates ranged from 75 to 306 million dollars.
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Tallaia
Associated Press
Collier
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Patty Jinrs
Hyon
Boover
Election bribery claims in Pineville election case
In Pineville, a suit aims to nullify Sheriff James Ridings election after witnesses testified they were paid tiny sums per vote. Testimony suggests payments as low as cents per ballot, contrasting with higher sums in prior contests.
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Pineville
James
Janet
Struggle Over Gun Ends in Fatal Wiring in Newark
Isaiah Green, 24, a Black man from Newark Ohio, died from shotgun wounds received after a struggle over a gun with 19 year old Benjamin Channel. Police report indicate the shooting occurred during the altercation late last night.
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Isaiah Green
Benjamin Channel
Septa
Tor
Green
Chimpanzee Sensitivity Sparks Park Apt Observations
Milwaukee observer Ed Wetler notes sensitivity of a 21 year old chimpanzee at Washington Park. The animal reacts strongly to strangers, often seeming distressed when approached or stared at, illustrating complex emotions in primates.
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Wis
Dee
Mary Lon
Washington Park
Ohio Courthouse Wrecked by Safe Blower Blast
Avapeluied Press reports Columbiana county courthouse interiors wrecked after dynamite blasts by safe robbers. The county auditor's safe was blown and the knob knocked off the treasurer's box but access to the latter was not gained. No theft total yet known.
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Dea
Columbiana County
Employes
Fromsach
Senate Today in Congress Senate Continues Miscellaneous Legislation
Senate proceedings focus on mis sellaneous legislation and conflicts between the Senate and House on the Philippine bill. Subcommittee work continues on prohibition repeal. Agriculture committee reviews crop production and farm relief plans. Veterans legislation hearings persist. House debates beer legislation with a near vote. Debates and hearings span hours as foreign relations and economy committee activities appear.
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Agriculture Committee
Rogers
Foreign Relations
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Economy League
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Roosevelt shapes up plans for vacation in warm southern waters
Springfield Ohio December 21 two men are in custody as authorities probe the death of Aline Swartout 70 found strangled at her farm home near here A coroner's exam revealed a strand of card around the neck while a Brame Albany report notes Roosevelt's preparations for a southern yacht vacation in February and other duties including radio plan The president elect aims to meet Minnesota leaders and discuss world economic issues as he balances Governor duties and travel
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Aline Bi. Swartont
Heriff
Charles W. Cartmell
Albert Swartout
William E. Hendel
Brame
Albany
Dea
Slill
Hoover
Bne
Roosevelt
Minnesota
Puerto Rico
Florhert J. Lehman
Puerto R Ico
Sonse Giorgin
Florida Point
Motil Succeeds Weygandt on Court of Appeals in Cleveland
Columbus Dec 21 Neil W. Motil is appointed by Governor White to the Ohio Court of Appeals Cleveland district succeeding Judge Weygandt of the state supreme court. The governor also names Frank Z. Lansche as municipal court judge at Cleveland to replace Arthur Day, who was elected common pleas judge in the inste.
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Columbus
Neil W. Motil
George White
Court of Appeals
Cleveland
Chick Justieeelent Carlie Weygandt
State Supreme Court
Frank Z. Lansche
Arthur Day
Common Pleas
Chicago's Biggest Hearted Man Trustees Generous Gift
Police praise a Chicago sergeant known as the citys biggest hearted man for collecting and handing over a charitable package for the needy. The fragment shows a contribution of straw, hat, and other items, reflecting local generosity in December.
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Chicago
Crowds Smaller but Heavy Eaters at Harvard Stadium
Cambridge Massachusetts December 21 crowds at the Harvard stadium were small this year yet heavy eaters. Proceeds at the lynch stands totaled over 2500 dollars distributed among 60 students who worked the counters as a bonus in addition to regular wages.
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Cambridge
Mags
Harvard Stadium
Lynch
Theft of Battery Plates and Spark Plugs in Leeds
Thirteen items including fifteen battery plates and sixty spark plugs were stolen Tuesday from the automobile of Charles Teena on Bil Tuckeye Street in Leeds. Value listed at eight dollars and fifty cents.
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Leeds
Charles Teena
Bil Tuckeye
SEE FOUR PER CENT BEER AS OBSTACLE TO REPEAL
Washington December 21 Four per cent beer stands as a potential hurdle to repealing prohibition. Hoover may veto any beer bill though political leaders foresee a likely result. Wets and drys debate whether federal prohibition should continue. Dry forces face a choice: defeat by veto or risk intensified repeal momentum. If repeal advances, it advances to the states via a modified amendment in the next Congress.
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David Lawrence
Washington
Hoover
Acate
Atil
Senate
Congress
Series of Shocks Continue an Hour In Affected Area
A strong earthquake rocked most of the western United States last night, the most severe in the region since 1900. Shocks began near 10 10 p m Pacific standard time and diminished to 1 16 o'clock. The quake centered in Nevada shattered windows and stopped clocks in several sites.
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San Francisco
United States
Seiamologiats
Egaf
Nevada
Sitios
Declares Sound Currency Needed
Silas H. Strawn told the Chicago Council of Foreign Relations the most important world issue is a stable monetary standard. He urged settling the 11 billion war debt quickly, rejected debt cancellation, and warned against currency inflation amid low prices, tariff barriers, and debt conditions. He had just returned from Paris as an International Chamber of Commerce official.
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Chicago
Dec, &L
Silas H. Strawn
Chicago Council of Foreign Relations
Strawn
International Chamber of Commerce
Paris
Origin
Conttuutlae
Truesdale Case Still With Jury
Loren Truesdale killed his brother Karl 20 and Thelma Woods and today the jury deliberated his fate after six hours of consideration. No official word emerged from the deliberation room as ballots reportedly remained undecided after the six hour session.
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Karl
Thelma Woods
Thet Imne
Robbers Carry Away Her Door
Chicago police report Mrs Mary Ryan was robbed after leaving her front door open. The sergeant warned the open door allowed theft of jewelry and valuables, while Mrs Ryan quipped that someone had stolen the door itself.
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Chicago
Des
Mary Ryan
Begging racket trap exposes health official in disguise
In Chicago an aged man posing as a tramp roamed the streets begging for meals and shelter. Dr Herman Bundesen of the city health board admitted the ruse to study urban misery and reported $2.32 earned, noting flophouses were clean though night towns troubled him.
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Chicago
Herman Bundesen
Chicago Board of Health
Gaynor and Peck Live Apart in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles, Loretta Gaynor and Peck are living apart amid no discussion of divorce. Lloyd Wright, attorney for Miss Gaynor, stated there has been no divorce action announced, with Peck remaining represented by his counsel as details stay undisclosed.
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Lvaheard Dystell Peck
Routsel
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Lloyd Wright
Mother informs cop about son in crime case
Chicago dispatch reports a mother telling police her son Stanley confessed to involvement in several robberies. She said she did the right thing in reporting him, as he faced his first crimes. In other news, First U B Class Christmas party raised donations for Otterhain Women with games and refreshments.
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Snel
Tnt
Valovin Krol
Stanley
Comfesaadt
Leetine
Ta Pallee
U. B
U. S
Voluntary Salary Cuts Ordered for Officials
Governor George White announced voluntary salary reductions for all public officials in Gh ia in a statement last night. He said the cuts were a moral obligation and aimed at holdover and newly elected officials, urging public opinion to press those refusing to accept the same reductions.
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D. Nee
Ghia
George White
Iagt Novander
White
Baker to Succeed Mack as Trustee of Ohio State Uni
Columbus dispatch reports Newton D. Baker, former secretary of war, to succeed Mehert H. H. Mack as trustee of Ohio State University. Baker will serve until May 19, 1934, after Mack resigned due to illness. Torbert Atkinsun of Columbus becomes chair and Mack’s successor is named.
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Mehert HH. Mack
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Mack
Sandusky
Torbert
Atkinuan
Cohinthus
The
Trusters
Mansfield Fire Chief Resigns Amid Shortage of Staff
Frank J. May, longtime Mansfield fire chief and former vice president of the Ohio Fire Chief Association, resigned Tuesday. He led the Mansfield department for three years and was a key figure in Ohio fire leadership.
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Mansfield
Joe Manstiell
Frank J. May
Mansfield Fire Department
Ohio Biro
Plans to study quality of gas in Tivisti area
City Councilman Charles Thammer asked yesterday that the Ohio Fuel Gas company quality test be postponed until next month after a heated council meeting. The meeting was adjourned to revisit the request at the next session.
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Tiffin
Des
Tivestic Asion
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Charles Thamner
Burns to Plead in Extradition Case at Hearing
Governor will allow Burns to testify and enter a personal plea as Robert Ellinth Burns faces potential return to a Georgia prison camp. Burns has escaped twice and is held in Newark jail on $25,000 bail while lawyers argue for or against extradition before the governor rules on the merits.
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Mreu
Trenton
Dig
A. Harry Bloore
Robert Ellinth
McFadden ousted by Pennsylvania GOP delegation
Washington dispatch reports the Pennsylvania Republican delegation voted to remove Representative McFadden as secretary after his attacks on President Hoover. In Ohio, a $4,000 bank raid occurred at Sharon Farmers Bank in Sharon Center. Tokyo announced Hiroshi Saito will become minister to the Netherlands. In Ohio, Louie Laeger, 40, was killed in a vehicle collision near Girleville.
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Pennsylvania
Republican Hansa
McFadden
Hoover
Ohio Bank
Akron
Sharon Farmers Bank
Sharon Center
Saito
Tokyo
U/P
Foreign Office
Hiroshi Saito
Netherlands
Girelaville
Louie Laeger
The
Chillicothe Chamber of Commerce
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Elk
Here
Arthus Williams
Columbus Nagto
Disclaimed Interest in Flaherty Property Declared
After a probate court hearing, Judge Gideon Palmac filed an entry by American Just and Savings bank as estate administrator. The bank disclaimed interest in personal property with a lien held by City Loan and Guaranty Company for 3693.13. The property excludes dining room mirrors at the U S Hotel Middletown.
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Gideon Palmac
American Just and Savings Bank
Joba FE
Mahorty
City Loan and Guaranty Company
U. S
Middletown
Drolleries and Oddities From Santa's Pack
A quirky holiday roundup from Santa themed letters and odd gifts. Beatrice asks for a $2 watch and a doll in a childlike Christmas plea. A thief uses a Christmas envelope to steal $2,500 in cash from a bank via W. C. Condit. Lifetimes gifts parole prisoners in Portaville, while Spanish fishermen face uncertain seas. Legends of blessed organists in Toledo and Santa Claws pay boosts in Chicago suburbs brighten workers' weeks.
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Condit
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