Roosevelt Cancels Hyde Park Trip Due to Illness
President-elect Roosevelt is confined to bed with a mild cold and cancels his weekend visit to Hyde Park to rest at the executive mansion. Mrs. Roosevelt arrived from New York, urging him to rest, as Roosevelt had finished a taxing campaign and planned to resume sleep in the coming week.
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New York
Hoover Leaves Tonight on Journey Back East
President Hoover cut short his vacation in Palo Alto to begin a swift ten hour train crossing back to Washington. Aides would not discuss debt questions or the December 6 program to Congress, and Hoover planned quiet observances of Armistice Day before departure.
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White House
Moyer
Congress
Halfwail
Catastrophic Hurricane Strikes Cuba Leaving Thousands Dead
Reports say 1,000 Cubans dead as a severe hurricane devastates central Cuba and parts of Santa Clara and Oriente provinces. The Cav since coast village Santa Cruz Del Barro suffers the highest toll while the US Navy races to respond with ships including the submarine Dolphin and destroyer division No. 2 deployed from Nassau.
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New Leader Roosevelt Faces Nation in Transition
Washington dispatch outlines Franklin D Roosevelt as the new president elect and the broad support he carries. It notes a cooperative Congress likely, with party balance favorable to his aims while reflecting opposition from Hoover supporters. The piece discusses Prohibition politics, budget pressures, and anticipated shifts in federal and state tax policy.
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Neral
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Armistice Day parade reviewed by Governor in Columbus
Ohio observes the 14th Armistice anniversary with parades and public events. Governor George White presided over a Columbus parade featuring 52 organizations, five bands, drum and bugle corps, veterans groups, and civic ceremonies.
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Colurmine
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Ohio Brewing Faces Moves as Prohibition Debate Sparks Action
An Akron theatre blast damages the lobby area and sparks confusion as Ohio brewing interests prepare for expansions amid a brewing and wine legalization debate. State leaders hint at modification ahead of a pivotal election, with brewers planning equipment purchases and cellar reopens.
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O Tweeday
Fiavernor White
Congress
Four Die in Plane Crash Near New Haven
Four persons died when a small plane crashed near New Haven just before midnight. The dead include Mr and Mrs Joseph F Hipst of York Tauderdite and their two children, a girl about 14 and a boy about 10, believed to be grandchildren.
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Hove
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Joseph F. Hipt
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Wosminy
Aminbgiel
War Debt Problem Remains Unsettled
War debt issue persists as Greece misses a debt payment while Hungary asks for relief. Sir Ronald Lind met with Secretary Stimson and Treasury officials to discuss the unsettled matter amid British concern over international debt and the United States response. Greece defaulted on 227000 dollars principal and 247020 dollars interest due yesterday, Hungary reported lacking foreign exchange to meet November 15 payment.
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Farmer learns no beer via postage stamp plan
Tonkawa Oklahoma resident reports Uncle Sam not dispensing beer with postage stamps. He recalls being told beer would be available after Roosevelt’s election at the Tonkawa post office. The fragment suggests a postal advice related to a wartime or prohibition era policy.
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Oklahoma
Jug
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Roosevelt
aAs
Armistice Day Celebrated At Colgate Oklahoma
Armistice Day festivities at Colgate Oklahoma featured costumed villagers and older men in "sourdough" style. Games included poker keno dice and rowlette as townspeople, with a bar and brass fixtures noted amid the event.
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Okla
Liab
Wold Yash
Local Item Notes Odd Wanted Help At Airport
A fragment from a local page notes a humorous ad request asking for boys with guns to rid hangars at an airport, with a line about sparrows. It also mentions a First Baptist Woman's Missionary Society sewing event at Ft Hamilton hospital for the Red Cross and a patrolman falling ill on duty at around 1:30 AM.
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Red Cross
Change That May Take Time To Show
Observers note that a new administration may take years to manifest visible changes. Civil service remains large and stable, with few key appointive jobs shaping policy. Voters remain hopeful for economic improvement despite difficulty distinguishing party differences.
Parties Are Even In State Senate
Democratic landslide after Tuesday's election left Governor White with a state legislature split, with Democrats controlling the House and Republicans in the Senate. Incomplete returns suggested Democrats would hold a majority in the 90th General Assembly, though the House had 34 of 135 seats reported for Democrats.
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Attempt to Bomb Lorain Journal Probed
A mysterious attempt to bomb the Lorain Journal building is under investigation. Four sticks of dynamite with a fuse were found in a leather bag in a doorway near the Journal office. John W. Graham, the business manager, found the bag and said he cannot account for the plot. If the dynamite had exploded, several advertising men could have been killed and the building badly damaged.
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Premature beer license questions prompt state inquiry
United States District Attorney Simeon J. Sobeloff seeks information from Maryland officials about handling beer and wine licenses amid anticipated liquor law changes. A telegram requests guidance on license applications and the potential sale of alcohol if the December congress legalizes wine and beer. Also noted is the Otterbein Guild pageant at First U B Church titled The Sincerity of Our Ive with a subsequent reception.
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United States
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Wile Ham
Lane
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Rishmond
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U. B
Menthera
John’s Aid Meeting Plans Hearty Supper at St John’s
The Ladies Aid group of St. John’s Church met Thursday afternoon at the church to plan serving a heavier supper to the public on November 30 between 6 and 7 o’clock.
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St. John's Church
Plan to Carry on Enforcement Task in Washington
Washington officials said enforcement of fee government will continue for the current fiscal year ending next July. Appropriations were provided by the last Congress. The administrator refused to comment on possible Volstead Act modifications.
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Selis
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Hymnus
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Dre
Saligues
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Washington
Amos VW. W. Woodwork
Newepapermen
Postcard Floats Across Atlantic Found With US Fisheries Seal
A postcard drifting across the Atlantic was recovered here. The card bore the seal of the United States Bureau of Fisheries and requested it be mailed back with the date found and locality details the cr was pinsled.
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Mutin Mead
Feohuntt
United States Bureau of Fisheries
Roosevelt to Hold Up Selection of Cabinet
President elect Franklin D Roosevelt plans to delay naming a full cabinet to focus on forming the administration. He intends to convene loyal advisers for guidance on national policy while delaying major appointments for at least two months. He will meanwhile concentrate on New York State affairs and later retreat to his Hyde Park estate for rest.
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Walker Sails and So Does This Lady on Maiden Italian Liner
New York reports Walker and a mysterious lady aboard the maiden voyage of the Italian liner ftex. Miss Letty Jantzen, identified by some observers as actress Hetty Compton, travels with her mother amid heightened intrigue and a Sexbury inquiry shadow.
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Sexbury
Cuban hurricane nears Hamiton home
A local Hamiton resident reports the Cuban hurricane path stayed over 20 miles from the Tothart sugar plantation as he and his family shelter with relatives. An election is planned for Pomona Grange on Saturday November 19 at Reily with a basket dinner at noon and voting in the afternoon.
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State Education Report Ordered Amid Financial Strains
A state education report is ordered to assess the system amid financial pressures. The commission, led by Paul R. Mort of New York, will review districts, funding, and curriculum to guide plans and reforms during a period of widespread budget constraints.
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Liw
York
Hold Trio For Thre Ta't Okeana
Three young men were arrested Thursday night in Okenny on charges of stealing from the Chesapeake and Ohio waterworks in Ohio. They were jailed in the county jail for a hearing in Wiscourt after fines of 25 dollars were assessed by Squire George W. McCarthy of Mergi township. Wyatt, 18, of 16% Seo avenue, Roberts, 20, and Ralph Baker, 19, of Uparkamg Avenue, were listed among those held.
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M'Intyre and Crew Plan Cincinnati Tour
Reports state a sailor crew plans a late evening departure from 1056 South Twelfth Street to perform a tour in Cincinnati. The Mo G club and Moppy Car Tacky intend an expression night at the Ruquirer building, with a 7 o'clock YW departure.
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Mrs Hale Taken To Mercy Hospital
Mrs Nellie Ware of 15% Parktime Avenue was removed from her home to Moray hospital by police ambulance after an incident at Arnicin.
Buildings Open but No Thefts Reported at Local Stores
On Thursday night detectives responded to two incidents of unlocked buildings. At Marty Strauss store on Third Avenue a door was found open but nothing was stolen. A prowler complaint at Ninth and High streets identified a nearby resident. A shed at Wirt Coal Company on Tight Street was found with its door open, but no theft occurred.
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Tigh Strest
Man dies after being struck at Cleveland plant
William Bek, 30, father of two, was killed yesterday at a Cleveland plant when a pipe toppled from a bailer house as workers returned to duty. The accident occurred at the Cleveland Nominating Company plant.
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Mney
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Veterans urged to remain away march plans in Washington
World War veterans are urged to stay away from Washington as organizers promote a new bonus march. The distorted text references Exhward FY and Atwell as officials with the B. K. Fatasty, with unclear phrasing about dates and locations near the capital.
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Navy
Atwell
B. K
Tug out of danger after storm at sea
Galen and Panamza report the US Navy tug Sciota, en route to Philadelphia to be commissioned, was out of danger after a severe gale. In Denver, Republicans led in the race for the short term Senate seat in Colorado, with Karl G. Schuyler ahead by 85 votes. In Kentucky, the election day death toll rose to seven, following the shooting at a polling place in Bell County.
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