John J. Raskeel Named Ambassador Candidate in 1932 Roosevelt Plans
National advertising notes and subscription rates precede a political item announcing John J. Raskeel as a potential ambassador to Great Britain under the Roosevelt administration. The piece praises his detailed financial and business program and notes his high qualifications. It cites regional subscription prices and publication details from November 17, 1932.
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John J. Raskeel
Great Britain
Roosevelt
Aiding The Police In Tamillon Home Invasion
A household member’s prompt police call led to the capture of an invader at a Tamillon home. The piece urges residents to report suspicious strangers to police headquarters to aid law enforcement, noting officers cannot be everywhere. Cooperation can reduce unsolved crimes and increase community safety.
The Rule Of Reason and the Distillery Case
The Supreme Court ruled that a still in a man’s house does not automatically make the residence a distillery. In a Kentuckian case two men were convicted of running a distillery for keeping a still in a home. The ruling overturns lower court interpretations and warns against overzealous enforcement.
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United States Supreme Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
Four Flusher Epithet Sparks Parliament Puzzlement
The Canadian house debates the term four flusher as an acceptable insult without unparliamentary breach. No member offers a definition or enlightenment, leaving questions about whether calling a bluff equates to praise or offense.
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Black
House of Commons
Carla
Christmas Savings Boost for Hamilton Residents
The Christmas savings program in Hamilton distributes funds accumulated in local financial institutions over the past year. The Christmas Savings club has become a crucial factor for residents who plan for the holidays and year end obligations, rewarding small yearly sacrifices with sizable returns for seasonal needs.
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Hamilton
Ehiba
Christmas Savings Club
Adorable Privilege Blanton Walks Out At Meeting
In a Texas scene Blanton walked out during a long toast at a political meeting after the toastmaster spent 30 minutes introducing him. The incident mocks the common practice of lengthy introductions and suggests speakers and audiences seek concise remarks.
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Priviledge Kiery
Blanton
Texas
Roosevelt- Hoover talk on foreign debts and river works
Arthur Brisbane discusses a possible meeting between President Hoover and Governor Roosevelt to discuss foreign debts and the transfer of land from European nations to American taxpayers. The column notes the Colorado River dam project, its tunnel, and future engineering feats, along with musings on progress and a future where humans adapt to new environments. It ends with a teaser about a Mississippi murder story.
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Mini, Flay
Troover
Roosevelt
Maec
Congress
Jung
Roosevalt O
Europe
Hoover
Hoover Dam
Colorado
Washington Wadsworth Reorganizes Party Figure
Washington observer reports Washington Wadsworth reorganizing party structure with changes announced by Paul Malloy of disre Newspaper syndicate. Details unclear due to fragmented OCR text. focuses on political realignment and leadership speculation.
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Paul Malloy
Mpectad
Republicans plan reorganization to include Reed and Hilles
The piece outlines a rumored Republican power shift led by Senator McNary aiming to reorganize party leadership. It mentions inviting Reed, Royaback, Hilles, and Snell to align with McNary and Nye, with Roosevelt supporters eyed for sidelining. It also surveys past figures and naval policy tensions under Hoover.
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Republican Party
Coolidgeites
Dack
Johnsons
Norrists
Latollettes
Roosevelt
Reed
Rornback
Hilles
Snell
Lossane
McNary
Rovah
Norbeck
Nye
Igenius
Oregon
Congress
Thay
Sowehdést
Norris
Owen Young
al Scoith
McAdoo
Joe Robinson
Huey Lang
Senator Glass
Trearat
Hamilton Echoes of Turnips Do Not Judge Value
Local agricultural agent notes large fall garden crops in Butler county do not reflect value. Recovered health news: Hal Kerman, former city figure, has retired to Hamilton after illness. Ringling Brothers shows expand and contract profits amid broader circus industry. Weather chatter doubts forecasters while slight rain arrives midweek. On To Florida: Walter S. Brown heads to St Petersburg for a brief stay.
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Butler County
D. & Herrman
Werrman
Hal Kerman
Bulhting
Hamilton
St John Grangeligal church board elected members amid notes
A chaotic local news item lists St John Grangeligal church board nominees Rudolph Theing Matthias Burkhardt Chris Kanefer Albrecht Bauer John Schorr Henry Denzler Henry Gebhart Henry Kumbach and Jacob Rothenbusch. Dorothy Griffis joins Holling College freshman hockey at Virginia. Hamilton high school presents a Zona Gale three act play. Mrs Frank Gross hosts dinner for Robert Francis Edward’s first birthday. Mrs Bila Singer dies aged 70. Hundreds turned away from Tabernacle events. Mrs Albert Mingue of Hanover street welcomes a daughter. Warren Meyer elected to Pi Tau Sigma at Jourdu e University. Lula Williams Augsporger dies at 56. Mrs John Pyle elected president of the Tatie Aid society.
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Air
Misa Dorothy Griffis
Holling College
Virginia
Mise Lalu Bett
Zona Gale
Hamilton High School
Lou Segers
Matines and Wight
Frank Gross
Telebyate
Robert Francis Edward
Bila Singer
Lindonwald
Tabernacle
W. B
Morey Wosprtey
Warren Meyer Wen
Pi Tau Sigma
Jourdue University
Lula Williama Augsporger
Fred H. Angepinger, Jr
John Pyle
Disciples of Christ
May Dig Up Answer To How Borah Voted
Political gossip about Senator Borah withholding his vote and plans to reveal it later in Idaho. Mills supporters seek strategies to stay politically alive, with talk of ties to a Coolidge era railroad commission. Wadsworth linked to a potential New York gubernatorial bid, while a Roosevelt electoral vote pool miss gave Naome the correct figure.
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National Présa Club
Roosevelt
Naome
Borah
New York
Fragmented Notes on Iroquois Women and Early Medicine Thought
Fragmentary passage explores gender roles among Iroquois and Huron with women wielding householder authority, a Melanesian term for food Skolf and warfare ties, and shifts to broader science topics. It then surveys Sun Earth distance, ancient France crime, and early perceptions of writing and Goldsmith’s works.
Georgs Lankhury Labor Leader Born 1859 in Commons
Georgs Lankhury, head of the Beilikh Labor party faction in the house of commons, born February 21, 1859, former Daily Herald editor when the paper served as the national labour organ. A long time Labour MP since 1932, he recently served as first commissioner of public works in the Labour cabinet. A featutuller and non-smoker, his publications include Your Tart in Poverty What I Saw in Russia (1920) and pamphlets on unemployment and socialism.
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Georgs Lankhury
Rewidante
Beilikh Labor Party
House of Commons
Daily Herald
Labor
Russia
Britain faces choice on India rule and reform
The document argues Britain can rule India only by force or by adopting reforms with Indian national sentiment. It contends the sword would ruin Britain and India, while cooperation could bring progress to India though primarily trade for Britain, acknowledging India seeks self rule.
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Britain
India
George Snabury
Imdin Nalional
Sentence Sermons on Liberty and Responsibility
The text expresses a view of liberty as responsibility and personal duty. It argues that individuals should consider small liberties to gain larger freedoms, that one’s rights are bounded by others, and that freedom is earned by worthiness and tolerance toward others seeking it.
Rivalry Shapes Election Fight for Republican Party
News Behind The News from New York notes James W. Wadaworth's bid for the House and a looming clash for party control. His clash with Ogden Mills grows as Wadaworth accuses the treasury secretary over the prohibition plank. Macy's state chairmanship is also in play amid GOP tension.
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Wadsworth
James W. Wadsworth
New York
Aix
Prohibition
James W. Wadaworth
Chouse of Representatives
Republic
Ogden Mills
Treasury
Macy
Degault
Bible Thought for Today and World Facts Summary
Retold biblical exhortation urges faith and courage to possess promised land. Decimal world facts note Earth sun distance varies daily by millions of miles, sea area vast, Greenland Danish colony with 16 000 population, and minimal record of serious crime due to lack of jails or lunatic asylums.
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Greenland
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