Plan for Organization of Peace Proposed by France
The French council approved a text outlining a plan for peace to be presented by Rene Mogisgli at the disarmament conference in Geneva. The document, titled Plan for Organization of Peace, envisions a general consultative pact for neutrality in war, a general armament reduction convention, and a regional European pack with conscription.
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Vie Counsit
Initiuters
Rene Mogsigli
Geners
Geneve
Édouard Herriot
Dis Nice
Genwea
United States
Fat Maeve
Haveell
Geneva
Europe
Reichswehbe
Germany
Council of Ministers
Albert Sellin
Hwesentulion
Dontyrenes
PENDING WORLD DEBT TALKS PROMPT HOOVER TO ROOSEVELT
International demand for rescheduling wartime debts grows as Britain and France seek early payments before a major intergovernmental conference. President Hoover invites President-elect Roosevelt to a formal parley on the debt problem, signaling congressional action and possible special sessions. Debtors including Greece and Poland contemplate revised schedules as negotiations loom.
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Britain
France
United States
Hoover
Roosevelt
Walsh
D. Mont
Congress
Ragen
Ark
Ulin House
Troover
Dia
Tony
Leon
Weather Delays Northbound Atlantic Flight Plans
Weather and fuel issues postponed the Tetris and Fewvee flights toward South America. Lucien Peacedd and Jean Mermoz faced delays as engines were disturbed by poor gasoline readiness. Mermox hopes to depart this afternoon if winds shift north.
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Atlantic
Vac
Lucien Peacedd W
Jean Mermoz
South America
Bn. m
Mermox
Real Competition Sparks Bread Price War at Mascot Butcher Shops
In Sydney on November 14, a fierce price war among Mascot butchers led one shop to refrain from giving away any bread, turning shopping into a game where customers would bid with half-sovereigns to win loaves.
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Sydney
Australia
Mascot Gob
Funeral Pyre in Santa Cruz Del Sur Sparks Cuban Death Toll
The town of Santa Cruz Del Sur was described as a gigantic funeral pyre as military authorities confirmed massive hurricane devastation. Officials estimate about 2,500 dead with relief and rehabilitation efforts expanding under President Machailo and Interior Minister Zubiz overseeing recovery.
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Treassamaguey
Santa Cruz del Sur
Wis
Gerardy Machailo
Aroas
Octavia Zubiz
Turner Flying Behind Schedule on Record Attempt
Turner attempted a speed record flight from New York to Columbus then to Kansas City. He left Columbus at 10 37 a m and landed for fuel at 40 20 a m. A blown tire forced him to abandon the West West light leg, with Kansas City listed as his next stop.
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Perens
Columbus
Jimelf
Cal
Rasenr Tarenov
Kansas City
Turner
Saturby
Kanga City
Tak
New York
Calomibus
Roosevelt Drafts Reply to Hoover Bid on Conference
Albany dispatch reports President-elect Roosevelt drafting a reply to Hoover’s invitation for a White House conference on the war debt. He may accept and propose Monday or Tuesday next week. Roosevelt’s secretary says the reply will not be issued until late this afternoon and papers expect a morning release.
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Albany
N.Y
Ronggonlé Tavlay
Tioovet
White House
New York
Roosevelt
Milk Distributors Suspend Cincinnati Retail Milk Delivery
In Cincinnati on November 14, French-Baver Inc and Townsend-Wear Dairy halted retail milk deliveries after attacks on wagon drivers. The two firms supply about a third of city routes. Reports say drivers faced pressure from strikers and farmers' groups alleged risks for delivering milk. Police track trucks linked to the threatened actions.
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Caasvernied Rete
Cincinnati
French-Baver, Inc
Townsend-Wear Dairy Company
Prom Cinsinnati
Thuiston
Clinton
Prechtling Company
Tinek
Wrench-Bauer
Cincinnati - Benning
Cooperative True Milk Association
Hig Group
Cincinnalé
Pioneer pilot Billy Brock dies after illness in Chicago
Billy Brock 36 a pioneer air mail flier who trained soldiers in World War I and flew mail planes died after a long illness. Born in Gladstone Alabama he had a storied aviation career culminating in a night flight over the city. Police report a Morton Grove chicken murders case was solved by Officer Le Gruchen after a window incident and a chicken hawk was involved.
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Chicago
Billy Brock
Cone
Willian S. Brock
Gladstone
D. Ali
Merton Grove
Winklee
Ceorga le’ 'Gruchen
Morton Grove
Thirteen Thousand Miners Strike Paralyzes Oviedo District
About thirty thousand miners in the Hivg era Taron mining area joined a nationwide strike. Guards patrolled the region as the comply with a syndicalist miners strike order kept the district quiet and immobilized.
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Oviedo
Spain
la (A
Hivgéra-Taron
W Oval
Albayaa
Man Eats Glasses After Football Wager Loss
Woodbine New Jersey November 14 1924 physicians say William OD ay sixty ate glasses for lunch after losing a bet on the Woodbine high school football team. He was treated for internal cuts.
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Woodbine
William O'Day
Woodbine Highcchool
America Holds Key to Settlement of Debts
Washington reports that after World War I the debt problem remains unresolved. The United States government holds the key to a solution, and talks have resumed with European governments on a basis of debt reduction rather than cancellation. Hoover and Roosevelt will consult before decisions, with Europe seeking reduced obligations while maintaining repayment capacity.
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America
David Lawrence
Washington
United States
Wevers
Debora
Hoover
Roosevelt
Europe
One Good Break Quiebee Nov 14 Pilot Ernest Bernier Europe Trip
Old Man winter negated a planned journey for pilot Ernest Bernier who captained the liner Duchess of Dedford down river but was halted by a hail and snow storm before reaching Father Point on the way to Europe. The incident left him with a brief delay and minimal possessions as he faced the wintry obstacle.
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Quiebee
Pressing Duties Awaiting Hoover Upon His Return
President Hoover travels east toward Washington on November 1 to meet President-elect Roosevelt over foreign debt questions and other matters. He proposes suspending December payments and invites Albany officials to visit the White House. Hoover notes a British statement backing debt suspension and outlines aims for a government reorganization and Capitol plans. He also visits Boulder City to inspect the Colorado River Dam project, praising it as a landmark engineering feat.
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Washington
Hoover
Roosavelt
United States
New York
Albany
Heine
New Mexico
Texas
Congress
Capital FM
Hoover Dam
Maaver
Paty Alto
Ent
Colorado River Commission
City to mark taxis by numbers painted on curbs
Atlanta officials including Mayor James I Key approve a plan to identify hotors by six inch numbers painted on street curbs, replacing signs hidden under porches roofs. The move aims to aid taxi drivers delivery people and residents with clearer location cues.
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Atlanta
James I. Key
Dotingil
Bomb Explodes Outside Lausanne City Hall Wounding Bystanders
Lausanne authorities probe bombing after blast in front of Lausanne city hall Sunday night injuring several passersby including a woman. Investigators mobilized to determine motive and suspects as officials release limited details.
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Switzerland
Lausanne
Tity Hall
Method Aims to Ease Future Slumps in Ohio Plan
Governor White backs unemployment insurance as a remedy for future downturns. A state commission, formed last year and report dated October 28, urges a plan to protect Ohio workers, detailing recommendations and potential benefits.
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Calumlus
White
Ohio
State Commission For Unemployment Usuranes
Eleven Are Dead In Ohio Mishaps
A string of Ohio traffic tragedies leaves eleven dead and several injured. Among the dead are Elizabeth Dominic 16 Guyton Marklow 20 Lillien Kallarg 18 Harald G Fous 26 all from Cleveland. Other victims include Lawrence W Kennedy 19 a salesman Carls Minor an attendant at a gas station E I Rowley 64 of Detroit. Mrs Bessie Adair 41 dies in a Cambridge collision. James Trocker 28 of Cleveland dies under a truck near Mansfield Chipley 32 of Troy dies after being struck while crossing a street. William Follett of Indianapolis dies from injuries at the Ohio depot crash. A watchman at Grafton crossing reported no warning of the train.
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Assodarna Prem
Ohio
Grafton
Elyvin
Graftan
Clarence Adaine
Gorain Comulyivan
É ‘Wo
Elizabeth Dominic
Guyton Marklow
Lillien Kallarg
Harald G. Fous
Cleveland
Cinsinnati
Lawrence W. Kennedy
Carls Minor
Elation
Rowley
Detroit
Napaleau
Bessie Adair
Cambridge
Nck
James Trocker
Bear Mansfield
Vale Chipley
Troy
UU Toot
William Follett
Indianapoelig
Uinetynall
Paraguay Starts Drive to End War
Paraguayan army launches final drive in the Chaco after two weekend battles near Fort Mainz. Reports say 580 to 800 killed as Paraguayans claim victories around Fort Munoz near the Bolivian state headquarters.
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Asuncion
Paraguay
Chaco
Mainz
Beth Atten
Fort Munoz
Cub Reporter Still Has Job
Pittsburgh dated story shows a city editor scolding a reporter for incorrect details in a submitted piece. The exchange ends with emphasis that the staffer retains employment despite the errors.
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CUB
Capone Gangsters Seek Legal Beer Control in Chicago
Report claims the Capone organization aims to influence beer law in Chicago, potentially seeking two breweries and more plants. Officials note intimidation of witnesses and threats tied to efforts to regulate or legalize beer, with gang members warning of consequences.
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Capone
Chicago
Anambora
AI Capone
Pangstera
White to ask Assembly to repeal liquor laws
New York, Nov. 14. Governor George White of Ohio said he believes prohibition is impractical and that racketeering can not be wiped out by enforcement alone. He favored repealing or amending the prohibition statute and will urge the Ohio legislature to act promptly.
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White
Assembly
York
George White
Ohio
White Sid Lin W
Ford on Record For Free Trade
Boston reports The Boston American quotes President Ford urging trade reform and a shift toward free trade. He predicts global prosperity if protectionist barriers fall and free trade is established worldwide, saying American money should be moved to productive uses.
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Ford
Boston
Boston Amrican
Tmerry Ford
MMW
Democrata Es
Rescue at Home for Crippled Children Fire Tragedy
Sixteen crippled children evacuated from the state home for crippled children after a fire broke out. Authorities report John Moore, 25, was arrested in Tower, Minnesota, in connection with the slaying of his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Moore.
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Cleveland
Flamen
Aetary
Chil- Ten
Hartford
C City
Ind
Pero
John Moore
Mra
A. G. Moore
Tower
Mfinn
Violent disturbance arrests at Walnut Street honan
Patrolmen David Gakor and Herschel Se Ward broke up a disorderly scene at 42 Walnut Street at 4 o clock on Thursday arresting five women and three men for breach of peace. The party, said to be very boisterous, could be heard a square away. Those arrested include Natlin Croweh 22 Myrtle Hannock 21 Myrtle Weaver 33 Jennie Jones 60 Will McIntosh 21 and Hecrett Brown 38.
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Honan
Walnut Sire
David Gakor
Herschel SeWard
Natlin Croweh
North B Street
Myrtle Hannock
Kahn Avenue
Myrtle Weaver
Road contracts awarded for highways in Ohio and Kentuck
The State Highway Department awarded two road contracts. W. O. Townsend of Greenville Kansas won a contract for canalization and paving near State Route 122 and the town of Somevilley in Muller county with a bid of 81,277.91 dollars. The Federal asphalt paving company of Trimillon received another award to pave 217 miles of road on State Route 73 Lancaster Newark road for about 25 dollars per mile.
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Lin Bates
Menton Traraay
Columbus
Sevenmile Creek
Somerevilley
Muller
State Highway Department
W. O. Townsend
Greenville
Kia
Feilerm Asphalt Paving Company
Trimillon
Lancaster-Newark
Arrest at Church Leads to Two Breach of Peace Charges
Charles Boggy age 24 from Hamilton R. R. 2 and Sali Carricon age 22 of 222 Oak Street were arrested after disturbances at the Church of Gad Seventh and Cheytant Directs Sunday night. Garrigon also faces intoxication and breach of peace charges. warrants signed by Tom Stewart official of the church.
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Charles Boggy
Hamilton
R. R
Sali Carricon
Oak
Garrigon
Tom Stewart
Vine
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