Garner forecasts uncertain session on beer bill move
Washington speaker Garner told reporters the house may begin the session with not a fixed timetable and nudged toward legalizing beer within states border. He suggested a beer tax could fund government expenses and hinted at a balanced budget without new broad taxes, while noting the judiciary must determine constitutional alcohol limits.
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Peese
Washington
Garner
Guener
States Way
Gurnor
Joint War Debt Program Sought By Hoover and Roosevelt
President Hoover and President-elect Roosevelt prepare for a joint program on war debts with aims to extend the moratorium, revive the war debt commission, and draft congressional recommendations. Hoover plans talks with congressional leaders while Roosevelt departs New York to meet with lawmakers and outline policy for the coming session.
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Rooevelt
New York
Franklin
Horsevelt
Southwark
Hoover
Libery
Ti. Lelman
Neasor
Rausuvelt
Thiys
Mouver
Miners Injured in Powder Blast Near Zanesville
Three miners were placed in serious condition at a hospital after a keg of powder exploded last night as they prepared the shaft for digging seventeen miles south of Zanesville. The blast occurred in the Tina-Jone company mine. Authorities reported the accident and medical teams were dispatched to the scene.
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Zanesville
Tina- Jone Cruttuany Ming
Adding insult to an injury Beistow tale turns on debt
Beistow Oklahoma November 22 a rover named Lewis Howiwan confronts a debtor as he tries to move away owing him money. Bow seizes the bill knife and marks it paid. The debtor thanks him and asks why the usual courtesy is not extended when a bill is paid.
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Beistow
Okla
Lewis Howiwan
Rover
Anyora Iyave
Bow
Wien
GITY CELEBRATES AS BANK REOPENS
Massillon Ohio marks the reopening of Merchants Trust Company after a month long closure. Citizens celebrate with whistles bells and flags as officials report continued withdrawals and the bank resumes operations. New York police seek the original manuscript of Sir Walter Scott to Mannering lent by Columbia University library vanished during September or October prompting a broad search.
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Massillon
Hio
Merchants Trust Company
Sina
Naid Dapanita
Scott
New York
Sir Waller Scott
Guy Mannering
Columbia University
Offiaiida
Ohio Democrats Hold Caucus on Speaker Race
Ohio's Democratic congressmen met in caucus sessions called by State Chairman Harry G. runner to decide who should receive their support for speaker to succeed John Nance Garner. The discussion centered on the contest for the Speakership and the party's united strategy.
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National Hee of Representatives
Ohio
Bere Boras
Harry Gs Runner
Tleir
John Nance Garner
Rum Master Mind Wounded as Pair Slain in Cleveland
In Cleveland on November 22 Abraham Auerbach a noted alcohol conspiracy figure was wounded after a fight in a speakeasy during which Mr and Mrs Sam Groseman were killed. Auerbach suffered a knife wound to the throat and is under guard. detective Philip Bova says Auerbach confessed to killing Crossman after a knife wound. The motive for Mrs Groseman’s death remains unexplained. Auerbach and his brother Tenis once led a major prohibition scheme moving 400 000 gallons of alcohol through a Cleveland bootleg ring under the guise of hair tonic and toilet water.
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Cleveland
Abraham Auerbach
Apenkersy
Sam Groseman
Tha Lace
Auerbach
Althaizh
Philip Bova Sail Auerbach
Crossman
Hitler Declines To Head Cabinet In Germany
Berlin reports Adolf Hitler declined to form a cabinet after a brief period to consider. A government communiqué said the aged marshal stated he would not serve under any government not led by himself and rejected participation in a coalition.
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Hitler
Berl
Adolf Tfiluy
Nnich
Jeadar
Reich
la Party
Kew Furnace Put on Active List by Steel Executives
Youngstown on November 22 saw Py Linprovell purchase by various steel consumers announced by steel executives. The Cov-addition of 20 open hearth furnaces was added to the active list today.
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Kew
Youngstown
Varios Steel
Steel Executives Ag
Harvesters Employed At Auburn Increase Workers
Auburn plant of the International Harvesters expands workforce from 100 to 200, officers announce. They expect to have more hands at work by January, with production ramps planned through the winter weeks.
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Harvester
Auburn
Auben
International Tlarventer Company
Inettro
Model Boy Held For Strangling Step Grandmother
Chicago, Nov 22. A 16 year old boy, Charles Bert Arnold, is in custody at Mount Carroll after allegedly confessing to killing his step grandmother Ellen Saxe, 60, whose body was discovered in a torn cin at the Arnold home in Riverside, a Chicago suburb. The youth is the son of O B Arnold, a Chicago tobacco manufacturer.
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Chicago
Charles Bert Arnold
Mount Carroll
Mra Ellen Saxe
Arnold
Riverside
O. B. Arpeld
Dr Lowell Quits as Harvard Chief After 23 Years
Cambridge Mass Nov 22 Associated Press Lawrence Lowell president of Harvard University for 23 years resigned. He will be 74 in December 13 and the resignation takes effect next spring or near end of the college year. He will leave Harvard with about 8,900 students and the largest endowment of any U.S. university.
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Associated Prean
Cambridge
Mass
Abbott Lawrence Lowell
Hayeard University
Lowell
Harvard
Amorian
Russell's Mother Sought After Pittsburgh Death
Search began Monday night for the mother of William Russell a 34 year old man who died in Pittsburgh. Chief Frank Boys of the Pittsburgh police wired Chief Calhoun that Russell died after a sudden illness. Russell held $10 000 insurance. Authorities say his mother has remarried and may live near Hamilton.
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William Russell
Pittsburgh
Frank Boys
Ettsburgh Police Department
John G. Calhoun
Russell
Russell Hages
Hamilton
Tub Upset Causes Death of Infant in Youngstown
Mildred Miller aged 10 months died and her mother remained in critical condition after a tub of boiling water was overturned at their home in Youngstown on November 22.
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Youngstown
Mildred Miller
Hoover Roosevelt Parley Drawn By Crisis Farewells
Washington dispatch reports a reluctant Hoover and Roosevelt weighing a wartime policy parley on December 15 debts and foreign relations. The article notes a fragile bipartisan pact under pressure from domestic crisis and ongoing debt negotiations, with fear lipsing political control. Continued on Page 13.
Memory Returns As Dry Chieftain Recognizes Mate
Asheville dispatch reports a confused scene as a man named Reynalds Rogers reappears in a village. Col Taymond Robing, a social worker and prohibition advocate, is cited for pressuring for three days and claiming the man is Rog.
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Presa
Asheville
N. G
Reynalds Rogers
Chivastey Avi
Kentucky Way
Col Taymond Robing
Sater
Hoover Not to Veto Beer Measure Disputed
A disagreement over whether President Hoover disclosed beer legislation arose between Representative Britten and Theodore Justin, a presidential secretary. Britten predicted Hoover would not veto a beer bill if approved. Hoover declined to discuss the matter. Joslin later said the President declined to comment on the subject.
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Washington
Hoover
Britten
I. T
Theodore Justin
Compress
Joslin
Dwitten
Joelin
Roosevelt Program Washington Visit Details
Governor Roosevelt arrives at Union Station and proceeds to White House for informal talks with President Hoover in the presence of Secretary Mills and Professor Raymond Moley. He stays at the Mayflower and attends dinner as guest of honor at the National Press Club before meeting Democratic leaders en route to Warm Springs Georgia.
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Roosevelt
Union Staton
White Hovne
Tanecht
Hoover
Milla
Therengary
Raymond Moley
Columbia University
Flosyer
National Press Ehth
Leatera
Warm Springs
Georgia
Oppose Jobless Insurance Plan Voices Opposition
Columbus Ohio November 22 The FPR Op position to unemployment insurance proposed by a commission named by Governor Clearge White was voiced by C A Hyer legislative agent of the Ohio State Grange He contends the insurance Meluss legislation benefits one group at the expense of others.
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Columbus
Clearge White
C. A. Hyer
Ohio State Grange
Quick conviction on robbery case upheld in Kalida bank heist
Ottawa reports Fifteen minutes after receiving the cane a jury of four women and eight men yesterday convicted Thad VPiuramer of complicity in the Union bank of Kalida robbery on October 22. Three other defendants have pleaded guilty. Penalty prescribed is 10 to 20 years imprisonment.
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Ottawa
Thad Vpiuramer
Union Bank of
Kalida
Ohio chapter convention to be held in Cincinnati
Ohio state chapters of the Naugh tere O28 Tawbella will meet for an annual convention in Cincinnati on Saturday and Sunday. A banquet is planned for Saturday night.
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Gincinnati
Ohio State
Naughtere
Four Attend Unusual White House Parley on Debt
Washington dispatch notes an extraordinary White House meeting with the President and President elect, Roosevelts advisers Prof Raymond McKay and Ogden Milin present in distinct positions to discuss the foreign debt issue.
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White House
Tuvenal Washington
Washington
Raymond Mclay
Roosevelt
Toy Canter
Davis Raps Government For Failure To Aid
Senator James Davis attacks the federal government for not providing aid. He speaks at a convention of the American Federation of Labor criticizing spending, urging large immediate public works funding and comparing government to a private corporation. He calls for billions ready for urgent projects.
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James Davis
Hin American Federation of Inver
Inher
Wien
Police Disperse Mob in Cleveland
A crowd in Cleveland attempted to gain entrance to Mayor Ray L. Miller's office to demand unemployment relief. Mounted police dispersed the group. no injuries or arrests were reported. Leaders demanded seven dollars for needy families plus two dollars per dependent, and extra for school meals and lunches.
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Cleveland
Pulicn
Ray LP
Miller
Eavh
Speed Trotzky Through France
Exiled Russian communist Leon Trotzky was rushed through Paris under tight police supervision amid two disruptive incidents as locals misidentified him with his entourage. Calls rise in Columbus for a Senate session on December 7 to organize party leadership as Republicans and Democrats prepare for the transitory meeting.
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Paris
Leon Trotaky
Prevass Prana
Columbus
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Demcratic
Hiagenate
Naucus
Senate Chamber
Hamilton Pythian Sisters Meeting Report
Regular meeting of Hamilton Pythian Sisters No SH was held Monday evening at the IK of Phall. Lindenwald Mothers To Meet Tonight Lindenwald Mothers will gather tonight at Mrs Arthur Hazard's home on Laurel avenue All members urged to attend
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Raywling Order of Mainess
Uamilton Pythian Sisters No. SH
IK. of
Phall
Lindenwald
Tindenwald
Arthur Hazard
Laurel Avenue
Bulletin Seeks New Trial In High Profile Case
John Hed Downing convicted of first degree murder of Mrs Mauree Bonzo seeks a new trial. The motion was filed today as part of ongoing post conviction actions in the Ohio case.
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Chlambas
John
Hed) Downing
Mauree
Bonzo
Ohio Penitentiary Parole and Record Clerk
New Bonus Plan Sought by Hines
Washington on November 22 Frank J. Hines administrator of veterans affairs announced a new approach to the bonus question. He said the plan would seek congressional action dependent on finding ways to raise the money. Also reported is a fatal rail yard accident in which Walter G. Simonton of the Norfolk and Western died from a fall down stairs at a general hospital after being injured earlier in a fall at a Nipton mining site.
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Washington
Huaile
Frank 'J. Eines
Voerans Affairs
Thinea
Congress
Ciniinali
Walter G. Simonton
Norfolk and Western Railroad
General Hospital
Mitron
Temitan
Women Judges Rule On Wives Versus Automobiles
In Kingston on November 228 three women judges listened gravely to a debate on the subject, reformulated as resolved that a wife is a greater benefit to a man than an automobile. They filed unanimously that the upholders of the automobile had Rome.
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Kingston
God
Ohio Chest Drives Near Goals Across Cities
Ohio chest drives advance toward targets as Akron extends deadline after raising $540 000 toward its goal and the Cleveland Quad pledges boost total to 3 380 801. Cleveland faces a 4 250 000 objective with its campaign ending tonight.
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Akron
Cleveland
Garner Confers With Roosevelt Before Debt Conferenece
Speaker Garner arrives in Washington to confer with President Roosevelt on the wartime debt issue before the planned debt conference with Hoover. Garner indicates he will accompany Roosevelt to the White House as requested.
Woman may die after quarrel in home
Gallipolis Ohio November 2 4a irs Thomas Motiv 36 beaten with a poker and shot four times during a quarrel in his home at Major City near Mujor. Fior husband a miner was in Point Pleasant West Virginia after authorities say he attacked. Motiv shot himself but sustained only minor wounds.
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Gallipolis
Thomas Motiv
Mujor City
Fior
Point Pleasant W.va
Jeti
Potico
Molis
Pay Named Captain Of Michigan Eleven
Pi Stanley Fay of Detroit was elected captain of the 1933 Michigan football team. Fay, a right halfback on the championship squad, received the honor in Ann Arbor on November 22.
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Pay
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Mich
Pi Stanley Fay
Detroit
University of Michigan
Middletown Democrats Organize Tonight at Elliott Office
Middletown Ohio November 22 Democrats plan a meeting at attorney C W Elliott offices to complete the organization of a permanent democratic club in the city.
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Middletown
Democrats
C. W. Elliott
Atttorney
Peenaitat Democratic Club
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