President Hoover Returns to Washington After Long Absence
President Hoover arrives in Washington at 8:30 a.m. to an enthusiastic reception at Union Station. He plans immediate focus on the debt problem, meeting cabinet members and officials, while awaiting a conference with President-elect Roosevelt to discuss debt relief and broader international issues.
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Washington
Hoover
Curtis
Holly Gann
Troover
Union Station
White House
Snowbound Ohio Struggles After Record November Storm
AP reports a heavy wind and snow storm hits western and northern Ohio. Inches fall from 14 in Toledo to 32 in Van Wert, with roads and schools shut. Roofs cave in injuring workers while many vehicles are abandoned. state engineers mobilize crews to keep highways clear and aid unemployed workers.
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Associated Press
Wester
Ohio
Tolido
Gelini
Vian Weel
Indiana
Ellis Stewart
van Wort
Toledo
Unam
State Highway, Department
El Campo Mayor Solves Music Issue at Charity Ball
Mayor A. Le Lincemuin of El Campo settles the music question for a charity ball. A traveling orchestra was hauled into court for traffic violation. The jury found all guilty and sentenced them to three hours hard labor. They will be dressed as convicts with a guard placed over them.
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Nev
A. le Lincemuin
el Campo
Hivzaker
Pay Day Robbery Report At Cleveland Transfer Co
A Cleveland transfer company was robbed after a call to manager Durbin. Four men entered the building, subdued employees, and escaped with a sum reported as about 1 000 dollars. Five workers were injured in a separate crash near a Fiat Ride crossing where an auto collided with a New York Central train.
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Cleveland
Ranafer Company
Durbin
Auto 18
New York Central
Borisy
Meteor Show Fizzles as Leonid Debuts in Philadelphia
Press dispatch notes a highly publicized Leonid meteor shower failing to impress Philadelphia observers. Clouds and overhyped expectations dampened the display, with astronomical reviewers noting only a few meteors despite the advertised spectacle. The article hints Congress may again address manufacturers' sales issues in a related note.
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Philadelphia
Roosevelt Recovers From Flu Concentrates On State Duties
President elect Roosevelt, recovering from influenza, plans a busy schedule focusing on the New York state budget and later talks with President Hoover about national debt and policy. He remains in bed but active, delivering a press conference and signaling improved strength as talks with Hoover approach.
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Roosevelt
Reeneietad
Albany
N.Y
Hoover
Peesnetty D. Roosevelt
White House
Two Elections to Be Scanned by House Campaign Committee
Washington reports the house campaign committee chaired by Representative Ragan of Arkansas has voted to investigate last week’s elections in Pennsylvania and Delaware. Hearings will begin tomorrow at 10 a.m. in Philadelphia with officials present to witness the proceedings.
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Washington
Ee House
Kendal
Ragan
Arkansa Democrat
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Lie
Philadelphia
Foveral
Wsiblizg
Candidate Wins With $25 Auto Campaign Ride
In Pawnee County Avery, a 2b year old treasurer, campaigns across 4001 miles in 35 automobile trips visiting every township. The record notes primary and general election work with $25 autos and a long campaign trek.
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Tard
Kas
Iarson Avery
Algat
Pawne
Overy
Avery
Hunter Dies of Heart Attack in Middletown Home
Special To The Middletown News Willian Tlowaved Manning 73 dies at 1817 Phming rod Middletown Ohio after hunting on opening day He collapsed in evening and died at his home He had lived in Middletown 26 years noted as avid hunter The article also notes Miami University professor H W Handschin will speak at the father and son banquet at First U B church Friday evening with toasts singing and magic acts.
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Middletown
Willian Tlowaved Manning
Manning
VU. B
H W. Handschin
Miami University
U. B
Huge Brewery Set-Up Developed by Ohioan
Associated Teens Cleveland reports an Ohioan plans a 15,000,000 brewery combine with 10 breweries. Harry Bayer of Consolidated Finance Corp prepared to consult financiers in New York after sale of Old Ohio Union Brewery in Cincinnati for 340,000. The deal, via Cincinnati Beverage Products, moves to James R. Hugo company of Columbus. Bayer hints four Ohio breweries and others in New York and Indiana are involved.
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Associated Teens
Cleveland
Harry Bayer
Consolidated Finance Corporation
Nhackers
New York
Bayer
Bavarian Brewing Company
Loledo
Ohio Union
Weesor
Cincinnati
Cincinnati’ Beverage Products Company
James R. Hugaro Company
Columbus
Invelvat
Ohio
Tadinna
Hunting Mishap Fatal to Ohioan
A hunter, Paul La Riesenman, vice president of Newburgh Gas and Oil, Cleveland Heights, was killed on the opening day of rabbit and pheasant season in Ohio. He was accidentaly shot by a companion who tripped a trigger while four men walked in line. Several others were injured.
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Ohio
Yenter
Paul la Riesenman
Newburgh
Hamilton Man Indicted on Liquor Charges in Dayton
Indictments returned against Matt Wilson of Hamilton for possessing property to manufacture liquor and transporting liquor. Wilson was arrested in Hamilton by federal officers. Other indictments include Charles Wargai and John Simak of Middletown for transporting liquor.
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Hamilton
Dayton
Matt Wilson
United States Grand Jury
Wilson
Federsh
Charles Wargai
John Simak
Middletown
Debt Funding Commission May Result From Parley
Article discusses the potential creation of a debt funding commission as the likely outcome of talks between President Hoover and President Roosevelt. It notes European governments face December 15 payments and signals their readiness to deposit subsequent payments with the Bank of International Settlements pending further decisions. The piece suggests Congress or Hoover lacks authority to defer payments and hints at a commission as the congressional path forward.
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David Lawrence
Washington
House
Senate
Hoover
Roosevelt
Congress
Europe
Bank of International Settlements
Card Returned After Three Years in Mail
A Christmas card sent three years ago to Mr. and Mrs. Tinvison Taveless in care of a New York hotel was mailed before Christmas and yesterday returned to Chesler A. Good who had pondered selling out his card stock.
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Suspect Arrested in Cincinnati for Stolen Trousers
Seven pairs of trousers stolen from the Riahman Brothers and J. G. Penney stores on High Street were found in Cincinnati after Ed Newton, 27, of 18 West Fifth Street, was arrested on a charge of receiving and concealing stolen property. Newton denied theft and claimed he was fleeing another man with a razor. Police say Newton was seen carrying a black grip with the clothing when arrested.
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Riahman Brelers
J. G. Penney Company
Tligh Street
Cincinnati
Ed Newton
West Fifth Street
Hamilton
Newton
Cincinnati Police Gaid
Toledo Sets November Snowfall Record Amid Slow Traffic
Toledo reports a nine inch November snow fell this morning driving temperatures to 24 degrees. Wind driven drifts slowed traffic and officials noted the heaviest prior November snowfall was 6.44 inches in 1913, highlighting a sharp winter shift amid worsening travel conditions.
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Pfoledo
Toledo
Upshaw to Speak at Bethel Churches Next Sunday
Upshaw the prohibition candidate for president will speak next Sunday in Hamilton. He will address a union service at Bethel First United Brethren and First Reformed churches on Park Avenue.
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Bethel Church
Bain Hamilton
Bethel
First United Brethren
First Reformed
Bethelspore
Park Avenue
Community Finds Sought Through Ohio Campaign Progress
Gratifying progress was reported across Ohio as campaigns in Cleveland Columbus Akron Springfield and other areas race to raise funds for a $4 250 000 goal. Total contributions reached 1 049 121 with five days left. Columbus raised 94 062 toward its 97 147 goal. Akron reported 108 000 of an 840 000 target. Springfield added 27 003 bringing its total to 132 32.
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Cleveland
Columbus
Akron
Springfield
Roosevelt comments on League Stand in election period
Rome November 1. President elect Roosevelt was quoted saying Democrats do not desire an isolated national existence for the United States. He called the League of Nations the greatest existing organization for the conservation of peace and the allusion of problems formerly unknown to civilization.
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Rome
International Diplomatic Academy
Roosevelt
United States
League of Nations
Pioneer aviator Brock dies of cancer at 36
Welton Brock a pioneer aviator and World War I instructor died at 36 after a cancer illness. He became a pilot at 16 and will be interred today in Springfield Osio. He flew for the Navy and held a notable flight record over Atlantis.
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Chiengiy Navy
Welton
Brock
de Doty
Springfield
Osio
Dawes Declares Retirement From Politics In Final Bid
Chicago November 10 former Vice President CharlesGiles Dawes said retirement is permanent and he exits politics after a long career in national campaigns since McKinley era He declared his policy role over and plans to retire from public life one of the era’s most prominent Republican figures.
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Dawes
Chicago
Charles Giles Dawes
McKinley
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Politios
Goml
Travel Hampered As Hard Snowfall Spreads Across U S
Travel advisories describe Irene driving heavy snow, freezing rain, and sleet from the Missouri River valley to the Appalachian region. The storm disrupts travel, with sub freezing temperatures widening across the central and eastern United States while the Pacific coast remains relatively clear.
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U.S
Irene
Missouri River Valley
Rocking
Appalachian
Pacific
Oregon
Rockies
Gulf of Mexico
Prince of Wales Opens Stormont Hall in Northern Ireland
The Prince of Wales arrived in Northern Ireland to dedicate a new parliamentary building at Stormont. Belfast was festive yet tense with soldiers guarding the heir to the throne as Ulster’s WWI service and Britain’s pledge to build a fitting hall were cited by the Prince in a dedication speech.
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Prince of Wales
Irish Sea
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Stormont
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Ulster
Great Britain
Northern Ireland
George
Minnesota senator Johnson helps launch new party
Returning to official duties in Congress, former Senator Mag nog Johnson of Minnesota declares his election marks the foundation for a new national party. He joins three other Minnesota Farmer Labor candidates in returning to Congress.
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Journal
Washington
Senatar Magnog Johnson
Minnesota
Ted
Congress
Feared Being Put On Spot Plea Hamilton Pair
Two Ohio men Claude Foltner and Gus Foltner were arrested in Hamilton after telling deputies they traveled armed to protect themselves from a planned wave of robberies. Officers found a revolver jackknife keys and a large knife in their car. They remain in custody for investigation.
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Nev
Tramillon
Ohio
Claude Foltner
Azal Avenue
Mamilton
Brathar Gsugr
Mianitown
Dnck Craig
Fred Rink
Jimmy
Akehelm
Hank Re- Vincennes
Coutly
Ceiman James Miceman
Rongra
Freeman
Libby Wolman Reynolds to Confer With Attorneys
Libby Wolman Reynolds, once indicted for murder in the death of young millionaire Tshond, Bail Rornolda, was to confer with her attorneys by Nov. 18. The state reportedly dropped the murder charge against her. she faced unannounced proceedings at an unspecified location today.
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Winston Buleny
Nis
Libby Wolman Reynolds
Mia Reynolds
Hee
GARAO INCognito VESITS PARIS IN SECRET GLASSES
Parisa November report that the Swedish movie star wore hot rimmed glasses to disguise herself while in Paris. She was escorted by the Countess of Wach metnlor as companion during the visit hidden from public view.
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Garao
Paris
Paria
Crote
Garda
Landen
Win Ae
Countess of Wachmetnlor
Kansas Reports Zero Readings on Cold November Day
Chanute Kansas records a single temperature of one above zero marking the coldest November day yet and the lowest reading since January 1930. The report notes unusually frigid conditions for the period with the thermometer showing subfreezing levels.
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Kansas
Chanute Kan
Youthful bandits rob bus driver on East Ernest Nagel reports
Three men, unmasked, armed with revolvers robbed a city bus driver of $4.60 Tuesday night near Lawson and Rasa avenues. The driver, Ernest Nagel of 1225 Azelave Way, cited a mile getaway on foot. Suspects described as 18 or 19, two in dark clothing, one in lumber jacket and cap.
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Sevelvess
Ernest Nagel
Azelavewe
Setinster Hs
Posign
Lawson
Rasa
Nagel
Hna
Banker Sees Worst Behind As Recovery Looms
Chicago November 16 Dr Benjamin M Anderson chief economist of Chase National Bank NY told the Illinois Manufacturers Costs association that conditions are clearing up and that the nation and world have passed the worst of the current economic order He voiced cautious optimism about a broader recovery ahead.
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Chicago
National and World Aorder
Benjamin M. Anderson
Chase National Bank of New York
Ilinois Manufacturers’ Costs Association
R F C Loan Demands Hit New Low Levels
R F C loan demands slid to new lows in October nine month of its existence but total advances reached 1 397 590 033. The monthly operations review shows only BOL applications for business seats filed in October, down from 1 527 in April the peak month.
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Amtortetes Peenst
Washington
Sgieiltuce Sontmerce and
Reconciliation Corporation
Ita Exiatener
Arm Loss After Hunting Accident Near Hamilton
Willard Cowdrey, 18, of Campellweenie, underwent an operation in the afternoon for the aspiration of his right arm after a shotgun discharged accidentally as he climbed a hillside while hunting on the Weir farm, 15 miles west of Hamilton. The accident marked the first hunting-season wounding in Buller county.
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Willard Cowdrey
Campellweenie
Britain's Amy Johnson Flies Sahara Crossing
Dakar reports Amy Johnson, Britain's daring woman flier, has crossed the Sahara Desert en route from Oran to Gao. She landed at Gao after a 1400 mile leg from Oran in a little over 13 hours and then took off toward Dauala aiming to complete the 1200 mile gulf leg by 5 p.m.
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Dakar
Senegal
Rica
Amy Johnson
Britain
London
Cape Town
Sahara Desert
Goa
Niger
Dauala
Gull
Taber Proposes Relief Program at Convention
Louis J. Taber outlines a relief program for agriculture to be sent to Congress as the nation faces prohibition issues. He warns against repealing or changing the 18th Amendment without advancing temperance, calling prohibition a key national policy at the union's annual meeting.
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