Half Billion Cut From Next Year’s Expenses Plan
President Hoover reduces the federal budget by more than a half billion dollars for the coming year and focuses on the war debts conference with Franklin D. Roosevelt tomorrow. The plan aims to secure approval from Congress and shape the new administration’s foreign debt policy, with key discussions involving thirteen Congress members and Speaker Garner after the Roosevelt meeting.
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Washington
Hoover
Pranklin
Amerigat Policy
Lion
Heover
Congress
Atnaaige
Garner
Middletown Man Wounded Seriously in Accident
John Belt, 19, of Astoria near Middletown, wounded himself Sunday when a pistol he was examining discharged accidentally. Belt had brought his sister to the Church of God on Grayton Street and waited in his auto during services. The bullet struck his abdomen and he was rushed to Middletown hospital for emergency surgery.
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Middletown
John Belt
Astoria
Belt
Ireeland Brek
Grayton Street
Middletown Hospital
Czechoslovakia seeks debt moratorium reconsideration
Secretary Blimg encounts a note from Vyevorka, Czechoslovakia's minister, urging a debt moratorium and reconsideration by European powers. Text to be published tomorrow. River and Harbor contracts awarded today include Renwick Knox of Duluth for 670,614 dollars for outer harbor dredging in Torain Ohio. Phillip Racino, 71, of 426 Sycamore Street, was taken to Mercy Hospital after a serious illness.
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Washington
Kordman Vyevorka
Grechoslovakia
Blimeng
Wae Dohla Tadiry
Tontoxrow
War
Racoio
Phillip Racino
Sycamore Street
Mercy Hospital
Ratéie
Ohio Legislature Lines Up Program For State Relief
Ohio lawmakers prepare a relief program with unemployment insurance tax relief for farmers and homeowners. Measures address delinquent taxes mortgage foreclosures and road assessments while shifting some education costs to the state. Debate over prohibition liquor regulation and utility issues is anticipated as Governor White and leaders push for early consideration.
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Legistitieum
Ohio
General Assembly
White
Senate
Congress
Assembly
Shealdie National Congress
Toledo University President Doermann Passes at 42
Dr Henry John Doermann, president of the University of Toledo, died in a Toledo hospital from septic sore throat complications after eight days in office. He was 42. The educator was regarded as a leading figure in Ohio higher education.
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Toledo University
Toledo
Ohio
Henry John Doermann
University of Toledo
Doermann
University
Wez
Tis
Wen
Triple Killer End Life in Gun Battle
In Mt Crab area near town a fugitive after a long manhunt shot himself and was mortally wounded by deputies and detectives. James Burvis 95 nonagenarian eyewitness and Captain Lyne Black 38 head of the county police were injured during the dawn confrontation as officers stormed the residence with gunfire and bombs.
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Georgutown
St. An
Todiy
Lan
Trappeit
Mt. Crab
James Burvis
Thias
Ohio
Ju- Giandponig
Dave Thing
Lyne Black
Tramiltos
New Golf Chief Dies Sudden at Hinsdale Club
Myron Gutting, newly elected president of the United States Golf Association, died suddenly at his in law’s home in Hubbard Woods at age 50. He lived in Hinsdale at the Hinsdale Country Club with his father, former Judge Charles Gutting.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Myron Gutting
Hinsiett
United States Golf Association
P. Bartelme
Tubbard, Woods
Cutling
Golf Gasociation
Hinsdale
Japanese Reject Lytton Findings in Far East Policy Plea
Yoruke Matsuoka rejected the Lytton commission findings and urged the Western world to await Japan’s proof of its Far East policy. The speech echoed official observations but added a conciliatory tone not seen in prior Japanese positions on the China dispute.
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Genera
Manowitia
League of Nations
Council
Yoruke Matsuoka
Lytton Commission
Far East
Offiial “Observatons
Elin Lyttan
China
Judge Interprets Magie Estate Will In Common Pleas
Judge Clinton D. Boyd ruled in a Magie estate case that the will distributes residue to Weathers and sisters of Gh M Magie and one half to the brothers and sisters of Margaret S Magie. The decision interprets the clause that shares proceeds among heirs as if the decedent died intestate.
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MAGIE
Clinton D. Boyd
common _ pleas court
Josepl Magic
G. M. Magie
John Droke
G. M. Magic
Boyd
Thieves Escape After Pushing Car From Garage
Thieves fled after noon, pushing a vehicle from a rear garage. The garage door rack was broken. officers report no further details on the suspects or motive. Leroy Wilmouth, address cited as M40 South ’twelfth avenue, is mentioned in connection with the scene.
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Muitos Mobile
Duucmel Leroy Wilmouth
Debate over December 15 debt payment stalled
The article reports mixed claims about Britain's ability to cover a December 15 debt instalment, with American bankers noting funds amounting to about 50 million dollars plus exchange reserves. Congressional sentiment suggests postponement may be granted if funds are available, while a default would require careful weighing of consequences.
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Atlantic
Death Sentence In Bonzo Killing
Columbus, Nov 21. Death sentence likely for Red Downing in the slaying of Mrs Daniel J Bonzo, wife of an Ohio penitentiary clerk. Judge Scarlett will hear defense motion next Saturday if filed. Mrs Bonzo was beaten to death October 25 in her home.
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Conscerated Press
Columbus
Dohn
Bonza
Singers Unite in Huge Cleveland Concert Event
A large choir brought together 250 singers from Akron Ashlands Gishon Youngstown New Castle Pu Jamestown and Cleveland for a Westminster chair concert last night. The performance featured Euclid Avenue artists and highlighted regional collaboration.
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Cleveland
Berger answers Beas Clark suit over wages in LeSourdsville
Charles Reger owner of a hardcene stand in LeSourdsville filed an answer in common pleas court Monday to a suit by Beas Clark, employed 1928 to 1931. He says he paid her 70 dollars a week and alleges she converted an extra 610 dollars weekly for which he seeks 1560 dollars judgment. Butler entry notes a corn contest winner in Fairfield township with an official yield of 7.1 bushels after moisture adjustment. J P Jacquemin was the sole Butler county entrant.
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LeSourdsville
Common Pleas
Beas Clark
Ress
Butler
I. Herman
J. P. Jacquemin
Fairfield Township
Herrman
Tacquemin
Butler County
Raupf
Seward
Laretia Raupp
Common Pleng
Crtizona
Banke Anil Trust Company
Walter I. Reward
Sinyard
Anna Farnsworth
Loretta Raupp
President-Elect Roosevelt to Visit Hoover in Washington
Hyile Park dispatch reports President-elect Roosevelt leaving to confer with President Hoover in Washington and with congressional leaders. Though not explicit, close associates expect Roosevelt to meet Hoover and discuss national affairs after the White House talks tomorrow.
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C Associates
Hyile Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Washington
Hoover
Merica
Conkor
Tomrrow
Lhase
Moonevelt
Sey
Prohibition Seek More Funds For Next Year
Prohibition groups plan to seek additional funds for their activities next year. Congressional hearings on the appropriation, to cover operations beginning July 1, are expected to start before Congress reconvenes.
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Washington
Congress
Buccan
Should Go Slow Congress is Told
New Orleans reports the United States Chamber of Commerce urges Congress to slow on interstate taxation and tax policy in the looming session. Redfield Proctor warns a sales tax could raise total expenditures and provoke more income tax debates, risking public confidence amid political maneuvering.
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New Orleans
United States Chamber of Commerce
Redfield Proctor
Youthful Terrorist Confesses Crimes in Fragmented Statement
A 17 year old boy, detained after escaping Dixon institution, confessed to three killings and a kidnapping. He implicated himself in the shooting of James Mehiligol and the attack on Miss Henry, plus the earlier slaying of Frank Jordan. Police tied the statements to a series of alleged violent acts in the city.
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Drews Y Uhienga
Alain
Mig Tallinn Menry
John Almack
James Vereehn
Lige
Dixon
Frank Jordan
Miss Henry
Jianes Mehiligol
Plot Against Life of Herriot Failure Stuns Nation
A failed assassination attempt blew a railway line near Ingradms just before a royal train. Premier Eilonped Mereiot escaped harm, unaware of the attack for hours. Investigators blamed Breton autonomiate factions for the explosion and call for accountability.
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Herriot
Mereiot Miko
Pavis Aafo
Somut
Sn Ny
Railrom
Ingradms
Tiegai “Breton Autonomiate
Robins Unable to Recognize Wife in Asheville Sanitarium
Robins, a dry leader and social worker, remained unable to recognize his wife amid a protracted illness in a local sanitarium. Dr Mark A Griffing said no significant change, while a supposed nursemaid companion was twice seen without triggering recognition. The couple’s estrangement and Robins disappearance dated to early September near western North Carolina.
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Asheville
N. G
Col
Haymonil Rabing
Mark A. Griffing
Han
Soha Dreiery
Sephew
Ohioan 18 Shot as He Snap Photograph
Stephen Grajka, 20, was shot fatally in a hospital after attempting to take a picture with a snapper when a rifle discharged while he lifted a weapon from the ground. His friend, Thomas Burton, 19, who posed with no rifle, survived the accident with a bullet wound to the chest.
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Ohioan
Drivelind
Stephen
Grajka
Pastor John Weaver Woeeddell Dies at 77 After Long Ministry
The Rev. Dr. John Weaver Woeeddell, a Baptist pastor, served 50 years across Cleveland and Chorlit in the Hastami Midwest. After a three week illness from heart disease he passed away at age 77 in Towlsburg, Bit. Nav. BL.
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Bit. Nav
J Ohn Weaver Woeeddell
Diicetes Iy
Cleveland
Chorlit
Hastami
Midwest
Ifo Waa
Hitler faces possible acceptance of authoritarian cabinet
Berlin Nev 81 Adolph Hitler, after nine years of campaign, won a mandate to form a cabinet but President von Hindenburg demanded a majority backing in the Reichstag. Hitler planned to answer late today, with aides saying he may seek an authoritarian, conciliatory approach to keep doors open for negotiations.
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Hitler
Lfe
Chandler trial under way in Mansfield for murder
Mansfield Ohio November 21 four jurors sat in the morning session of the first degree murder trial of Merrill B Chandler 20 year old Columbus Negro charged with driving beaten guard Frank B Hanger to death during an inmate escape attempt at the Mansfield reformator y prosecutor G W Kalbeleisuh said Chandler confessed earlier to using an iron bar on the guard The prosecutor said he would seek the death penalty Three other inmates including Chavies Willis formerly of Hamilton were indicated with Chandler and await separate trials
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Mansfield
Merrill B. Chandler
Columbus
Tree
Chavies Willis
Hamilton
Chindler
SHOW BOAT PIONEER VICTIM OF DEATH
Hyanaville Indiana November 2 by Charles Breinenbach a 75 year old man who pioneered the showboat business on the Ohio river died here yesterday He operated the steamer Francis as a showboat for more than a century Hale a century and $134 Judgment to W G Hurley Judgment for 134 07 was granted Monday in common pleas court to Walter C Hurley Oxford on a note signed by Stanley Rosenberger which was to be paid off from one half interest in 43 acres of growing wheat
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Cincinnati
American Federation of Labor
Executive Council
Federation
Inauranes
Ant
Wyest Baptist Church
John Brinkman Gayr
Hyanaville
Ind
Charles Breinenbach
Ohio River
Francis
Hale
W. G. Hurley
Common Pleas
Courk
Walier C. Hirley
Oxford
Stanley Rosenberger
Merle Grubbs Granted Divorce in Ohio Court
A decree in common pleas court grants Merle Grubbs of Hamilton a divorce from Vinnia Grubbs on neglect grounds. The decision was entered Monday. Separate notes mention relief funds allocations to Texas and Ohio totaling 180,600 dollars by a corporation, with amounts listed for Paso County Texas and county Ohio.
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Merle Grubbs
Common Pleas
Hamilton
Vinnia Grubbs
Texas
Ohio
Washington
Retiak
Recoustenation Corporation
Paso County
Tesag
Sumuru Icounty
Winters Not Warmer, Says Weather Forecaster
Anaciated Breen Columbus Ohio November 2. Government weather forecaster W H Alexander disputes the saying winters are not what they used to be. He cites data since 1891 showing cycles in weather with cold winters following milder spells. Temperatures in January 1918 averaged 14.2 degrees, well below the long term norm, and the last decade has seen months stay below normal.
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Columbus
W.H. Alexander
Alexander
Tring
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