Brewers Fear Gangster Government On Prohibition Return
Big brewers warn of trouble if beer is legalized as the government faces enforcement. Major firms like Anheuser Busch and Ruport’s fear a revived gangster system and pressure to relax controls. Politicians vow to block price gouging and rackets, while industry leaders argue they can compete with illicit suppliers under proper permits.
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Oleut
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Bornn
Hoover Seeks War Debt Relief Compromise Study
President Hoover opposes extending the December 16 war debt payment and backs forming an agency to exchange views with debtor nations on international obligations. Rep. leaders press for a revived war debt commission to study a possible compromise while Britain prepares to meet the December 15 payment, signaling potential policy shifts.
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England
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New York
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Great Britain
Fascist Chieftain Demands Presidential Cabinet Control
In a meeting at Berlin on November 21 Adolf Hitler urged President Hindenburg to form a government on a parliamentary basis, calling it impossible and undesirable. He argued the cabinet crisis could be solved only by a cabinet directly responsible to the presidential authority, signaling moves to consolidate power.
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Hoover
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Vos Hindenburg
Anti-Saloon League Rebukes Senator Fess Over Highmanth Amendment
A Jet ter from Rev. Dr. Eoward Hyde Russell of Wetterville rebukes Senator Bimdon D. Fess for backing a proposal to submit to the states a modification of the Highmanth Amendment. The exchange signals a rift between the veteran dry Senator and the Anti-Saloon League as Fess faces reelection in 1934 and has long dry support.
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Tournal
Fens
Han
Dr. Russel
Jury Deliberations Open as Bush Murder Trial Stalls
Cleveland November 25 A deadlocked jury moved to new deliberations in the first degree murder trial of Francis E Mack Bush 32 former Ohio penitentiary convict. Bush testified he was misidentified and said Trayer shot anybody while denying involvement in the Oct 8 jewel theft and murder case.
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Cleveland
Francis KE
Mack) Bush
Ohio Penitentiary
Bush
Robert E. Quinlan
Trayer
Save a Year Plan at Cincinnati University
University of Cincinnati officials propose admitting freshmen in February then delaying until July, allowing work periods to help students cover college costs. In Westerville, Ohio, Dr Howard Hyde Russell seeks to mend ties with Senator Simeon D Foss after a controversial letter from the Anti-Saloon League founder.
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D. Nay
Te University of Cincinnati Today
Preas
Westerville
United States
Simeon DB
Foss
Howard Hyde Tussell
Anti-Saloon League
Russell
Mie
Fess
AntiSaloon League
Rose
Lumberman Named To Senate Vacancy
Seattle November 23 a former Lumberjack Major 4B 8 Grammer is named by Governor Bartley to fill the unexpired term of the late Senator Wesley L Jones who served Washington since 1899. His appointment gives the Republicans numerical control in the senate for the short session and may bolster the liquor law repeal effort.
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Seattle
Grammer
United States
Washington
Roland YH. Bartley
Wesley L. Jones
Theepublic
Senate
No Favorites Played by Dog In Chicago Incident
An erratic OCR fragment from Chicago dated November 23 describes a large dog that refused entry to burglars who had raided a mistress's home. The account is garbled but implies the dog blocked investigators at the scene, with unclear wording around the attempted burglary and the dog’s actions.
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Chicago
Convicted Bank Robber Faces Life Term in Murder
Cleveland dispatch reports Fran cie Mack Bush ex convict and bank robber convicted of first degree murder in the October attempted holdup of jeweler Robert H. Quinton. Jury urges mercy, life sentence mandated. Also notes two rabbit fever cases in Marietta Washington county with Robert J. Morgan and Harry Wheteone seriously ill.
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Cleveland
Francie “Mack” Bush
Robert H. Quinton
Marietta
Washington County
Robert J. Morgan
Harry Wheteone
City forester says trees have personality in Harrisburg
Harrisburg city forester John A. Smith argues trees possess personality not mere wood. When ten trees were stolen from the city nursery, he remained confident he would recover them, declaring, I’d know those trees anywhere. I’m going to get them back.
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Harrisburg
W's
John A. Smith
Henen
City
Labor: Considers Varied Proposals At Cincy Meeting
At the American Federation of Labor convention in Cincinnati on November 25 a resolution urged amending the Constitution to establish a five day week and a six hour day. The measure claimed as emergency legislation could resemble the type of act that created the Eighteenth Amendment.
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Associated Prean’y Incinnati
American Federation of Labor
Roosevelt Leaves Today for Georgia in Campaign Flight
President-elect Roosevelt plans to depart Washington by 2 PM Eastern Standard Time on the Southern Railway for Atlanta arriving about 8 20 tomorrow morning. He will proceed to Warm Springs, Georgia, ahalf later, after meetings with officials and notable visitors including Justice Brandies and Senator Swain.
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Washington
Warm Springs
Old Fashioned Inaugural Plan In Washington
Roosevelt Gavernor Lyangural committee plans an elaborate celebration in Washington on March 4 with Cary T Grayson as chairman. Costello and other Democratic advisory committee members will confer with Roosevelt on details of the old fashioned inaugural event.
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Roar Adwiral
Cary T. Grayson
Wilson
Ghanen Lodayto Ha
Roosevelt-Gavrer Lyangural
Costello
Domnematic Advisory Committee
Roosevelt
Insurance fraud charges brought in Benton Harbor case
Benton Harbor Michigan November 23 two Akron Ohio men and two Venton Harbor residents are held on charges of insurance fraud after an investigation into a farmhouse fire last summer. King allegedly directed the scheme and misled Burkholz about the blaze.
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Otlepp King
Akron
Conrad Burkkely
Gus Tober
Venton Harbor
King
Burkholz
New Way To Beat Hold Up In Pittsburgh Grocery
A gunman entered a Pittsburgh grocery and demanded the manager move. He fired no shots as the manager refused to bow, and the robber, embarrassed, left the store after a tense exchange.
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Tittsburgh
John W. Tuiner
Guiser
Heldain
Manchurian Issue Studied by League
Debate on the Manchurian issue continued before the League of Nations council. Members sought to settle procedural points as the report likely heads to the assembly committee for possible further action and eventual special session.
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Way
League of Nations
Council I
Assembly
Committee of 1
Tuen
Debt question framed as legislative matter in U. S.
Puzzling debate on war debts and relief for dog owners follows Roosevelt conference notes that Congress must decide postponement and payment terms. Leaders avoid committing positions, stressing legislative path and potential global economic conference aims.
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Cupyetokt
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Uo Cress
Ikoy
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Roosevelt Tig
Acout
Flehtor
White House
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Mer
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Flensa
Congress
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Undertaker Dies in Auto Accident Near Janslow Mills
Troy Ohio November 2 Covington undertaker Eion Rowlerhn age 10 was killed instantly and his companion Walter Maier of Covington was seriously injured when their automobile overturned near Janslow Mills entry today Maier was taken to a hospital.
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Troy
Eion Rowlerhn
Covington
Walter Maier
Janslow
Nia
Maier
Ohio Democrats Approve Redistricting Plan Amid Silent Vote
Northeastern Ohio would gain five additional U S House seats under a plan approved by Democratic congressmen without a recorded vote. Only Congressman-at-large Charles V Truax opposed. The plan carves 23rd and 24th districts from several districts to balance new census power with counties such as Mahoning Portage Lake Geauga and Cuyahoga reorganized into new multi-county districts.
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Columbus
Ohio
House of Representatives
Charles V. Truax
Carver
How Thanksgiving Day Got Its Start
A fragmented account traces Thanksgiving from farmers and pilgrims to a national holiday. It notes Sarah Josepha Hale's 20-year push, Lincoln's 1863 proclamation, and later presidential support, with earlier observances traced to Plymouth and Washington. The piece blends history, dates, and figures, highlighting the holiday’s evolution across decades.
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Fimb
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Lincoln
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