Britain Eyes Postponement on 95 Million Debt Payment
Britain’s cabinet, minus Baldwin and Gilmour, votes likely to be sent to Washington on the 95 550 000 debt payment due December 15 as the government weighs paying versus default amid reports of dissension. Sterling strengthens then falters as notes to Washington expected to be issued soon.
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Lendon
Great Britain
Washington
Stanley Baldwin
Gliggow
Sir John Gilmour
Outlook Enhanced for Garner Prohibition Ratification Move
Washington reports a House majority leans toward voting on outright repeal next week. GOP wet leaders predict over a hundred votes for Speaker Garner’s proposal as talks shift to submitting the measure to state conventions rather than legislatures. The bill’s fate hinges on committee actions and party platform alignment.
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House
Garner
Qwe
Chanonan Somners
Montag
Congress
Mio
Pat Summers
Texas
Representative Byer
Missouri
Celler
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Iis
Rainey
Mlingis
Th Sram
Grand Champion Steer Sells for 693 at Cleveland Show
A grand champion Aberdeen-Angus steer from Erven White of Champaign County sold for 693 dollars at the Cleveland Livestock Show. The junior yearling brought 70 cents a pound to a Cleveland buyer for immediate slaughter as over 500 head were exhibited by young farmers statewide.
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Pion
Erven White
Champaign County
Aberdeen-Angus
Immedi
Will dispute shadows a tragic Toledo family event
A suspect dispute over a will involving John Geckla 76 preceded a family tragedy in Toledo. Mrs. Rose Burger 25 and her children were involved as two infants perished with the collapse of a disturbed family scene. A third child survived as police investigated the attempted killings and drownings linked to the disputed will.
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Toledo
Rose Burger
Hinother
Virginia
Fred Tiger
Danet
Sue Walker's Wife's Clothes and Accessories List
A catalog of garments and accessories including satin blouse 150.00, purple dress 375.00, green scarf 45.00, champagne handkerchiefs 16.00, two-tone bathing suit 160.00, perfume 26.00, white crepe dress and coat 225.00, and assorted hosiery and hats. Items priced individually with multiple colors and fabrics noted.
Republican Heads Plan to Clean Up Party Machinery
Republican leaders plan a wholesale reorganization of the national headquarters soon after the administration changes in March. Everatt Banders of Indiana, manager of the recent campaign, is set to be replaced as head of the Republican National Committee with Hoover assisting in deliberations.
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Washington
Everatt Banders
Indiana
Cheirmen
Coroner Rules Denatured Alcohol Caused Local Death
Middletown Ohio November 30 Coroner Edward Cook ruled the death of Graver Antrobus 43 due to drinking denatured alcohol. The single man died at the Middleton hospital after ingesting poison while claiming a use for sine patting. The investigation found no foul play and noted he obtained the alcohol under false pretenses.
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Journaly
Middletown
Antrobus
Middletoren Hospital
Edward Cook
Hamilton
House numbers muddled in Norwalk
Norwalk officials face confusion as Highway Commissioner Edward Duffy orders a systematic renumbering on several streets. Homeowners refuse the new numbers, and Duffy appeals to corporation counsel John T. Dwyer for guidance.
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Conn
Valesd
Edward
Duffy
Ife
Househelders
Duty
Corporation
John T. Dwyer
Mrs. Louis Sohngen Returns Home After Surgery
Mrs. Louis Sohngen of 203 Fan Street is recovering at home after a serious operation at Bethesda Hospital Cincinnati. Friends report she is consoling and improving steadily and is welcomed back by neighbors.
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Louis Sohngen
Lovis Sohngen
Fan the
Bethesda Hospital
Cincinnati
Sohngen
Death Sentence In Murder Case
A Cleveland court sentenced Amy Brown, 27, and an accomplice to death in the electric chair for murder. Judge L B Skeel imposed the penalty after Brown was identified as one of the robbers who bound and gagged Mrs Carey Seiss and caused a heart attack during the August 20 incident. Frances Holt is listed among those affected by the case.
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Jonensh
Ow York
Jamies J. Walker
New York
Palm Beach
Cnikern
Cleveland
Aqruani
Amy Brown
Louay
L. B. Skeel
Frances Holt
Brown
Beani
Carey Seiss
Marines Exiting Nicaragua as 700 Withdrawals Begin
In Managua on November 30 the final exodus of U S Marines began under policy for withdrawal. About 300 Marines left Managua for home by train and embarkation ships today as part of the evacuation. Dicke Singleton 34 of 308 Azc avenue was fined five dollars and costs for riding trains after arrest by railroad detectives.
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Ninseagua
United States
Managua
Coste
Dicke Singleton
Azcavoune
W. A. Sawyer
A. J. Pater
Singleton Yna
Vinnedge Applies To Sell Estate Property
W. W. Vinnedge, administrator, asked probate court for authority to sell part of Mary Simpeon estate in New Miami to pay about $700 in debts and $100 in administration costs.
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W. W. Vinnedge
New Miami
Mary Simpeon
Improvement Seen in Ohio Employment in October
Goluinbus Ohio November 30 A Department of Labor monthly report shows further improvement in Ohio employment in October with gains in textile factories and part time work from Make work programs. Highway construction added thousands of laborers, new contracts totaling 1,139,000 will create more jobs, while railroad gallows departments and automobile plants faced continued curtailment.
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Goluinbus
Ohio
United States Department of Labor
Cepot
Gallows Department
Souline
Further Wage Cuts Expected in Rail Industry
Washington reports that a wage reduction is anticipated when the current railway labor agreement expires next February. The national transportation committee led by Calyn Goolidge is said to advocate further cuts as operating costs and maintenance have already risen, leaving payroll as the main reducible item.
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Washington
National Transportation Committee
Calyln Goolidge
Tooth Recovered After Night Football Loss
In Allania Georgia on November 30, Quarterback Rudy Atkinson of Boys High missed a tooth after a game against Andrew Jackson High. He searched the field at Jacksonville and found the tooth at the 10 yard line, returning to Atlanta with his grin restored.
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Allania
Quarterbank
Rudy Atkinson
Andrew Jackson Itigh
Jacksonvilla
Hla
Jacksonville
Atlanta
Boxers Organize Union In Scranton
Twenty five Scranton professional fighters form a boxers union allied with the American Federation of Labor after claiming preliminaries pay is too low. The move follows a so called boxer rebellion tax and aims to improve earnings for participants in early bouts.
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Scranton
American Federation of Labor, Becawac
Debate Over Repeal Method Divides Congress
Washington Nev. congress faces a vote on repealing the Eighteenth Amendment after debate. A key issue is whether state conventions or state legislatures should ratify the repeal. Many question if parties’ convention support remains and how delegates will be chosen. Continued on Page 13.
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Lawrence
Washington
Nev
Congress
Heaarlain
Boerker Garner
Wats
Lince
Nevica
Atte
Avery
Labor Convention Debates Unemployment Insurance Plan
At the American Federation of Labor convention in Cincinnati the push for employer funded state administered unemployment insurance is outlined. Leaders seek to protect workers who may lose their jobs after backing a 29 hour week, tying the plan to state laws and federal rules.
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American Federation of Labor
A. F. Af Ix Executive Council
Bridge Slaying Testimony Heard in Steer Trial
In Cleveland on November 30 the trial of John O. Steer for murder heard testimony on an alleged "bridge-geometer" theory. The defense would claim Mrs. Steer was killed by a burglar, while prosecutors prepared to introduce a dentist’s alleged confession asserting a quarrel over cards led Tim to kill.
SOME LOW DOWN ON HUMAN BRAIN
Liverpool England Nov 30 Fle humm brain continues to fvel after death says Sir William Hardy of the Cnindrings research station Consciousness is Lin peculiar function of the brain he said But when Liab ding gone a fot re mains It can say example reespond to a wtreotin and distinguish between a true narcotic and an ordinary proto plasmia paixon Obviously the catalysia systems are intact and remakh intact for muiny howrs
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Liverpool
England
William Hardy
Cnindrings Research Station
Liab Ding
Muiny
Howrs
President of Dental Board Named in Cleveland
Columbus Ohio November 30 Moraco Van Valkenburg of Cleveland, president of the Italy board of dental examiners, has been appointed for a five year term by Governor George White.
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Dental Board
Columbus
Moraco van Valkenburg
Cleveland
Italy
Orville Chest Drive Reaches Campaign Goal
Orville community drives fundraising to a $3,000 goal with $2,750 in contributions collected in a one day effort. Local organizers report strong support and note the drive surpassed expectations.
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Owvitte
Orville
Hunger Marchers Move Through State as City Feeds Them
More than 400 hunger marchers head toward Washington seeking federal help. Cleveland residents provide bread, baloney and coffee at night and offer shelter to avoid sleeping on a bare concrete basement floor. A smaller group from Columbus joined in, fed by unemployed council members and paraded through downtown.
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Washington
Balogna
Coffer
Cleveland
Pak
Dally
Columbua
Bancroft Named Pilot of Minneapolis Baseball Club
Dave Bancroft, former big league player and manager, was named pilot of the Minneapolis baseball club, 1932 champions of the American Association. Police leave was cancelled by the District of Columbia commission ers for the handling of demonstrators en route to the capital, effective Sunday.
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Washington
CPAML
District of Columbia
Groupe F
Bancroft
Minneapolis
Dave Bancroft
Weather Sharks Worried Again
Dickinson reports anxious forecast watchers as crops fail and cold intensifies. North Dakota records plunges below zero with 16 degrees of cold, while farmer notes and sporadic grasshoppers appear on the snow as winds drive northward.
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Dickinson
N. 1
North Dakota
Mra
M. J. Ayers
Kiltiver
New Boston Man Killed by Auto
Py-T. RB. Sperry aged 41 of New Vastan was struck and killed by an automobile yesterday near Portsmouth Ohio. Clyde Brown 69 general solicitor of the New York Central lines died at his Westport home after illness dating from earlier today.
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New Boston
Py—T. RB. Sperry
New Vastan
Seventeen Reinstated At Hamilton Elks Lodge Meeting
Seventeen members were reinstated at the Winmilton Lodge, BP. Elke, regular business meeting Tuesday at the Elka temple. Memorial services are planned for Sunday at 2 30 o'clock at the Etka temple with public invited.
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Winmilton Lodge
C. Elke
Elka’ Temple
Minda
The
Elke
Etka’ Temple
Labor Delegates Acted at AFL Meeting in Cincinnati
The American Federation of Labor debated responses to unemployment and national credit The delegates favored eliminating private concerns from workers compensation and public works planning for relief through self liquidating projects They supported state employment services under federal order and higher wages They urged vocational councils for youth and graduated taxes They called for a National Economic Council and federal licenses for interstate business They supported protective services for investors and opposed creation of a government agency to shape labor policy
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Cincinnati
American Federation of Labor
National Economic Council
Federalicenses
Duis
Judge orders contempt trial over potato delivery
A judge branded a case contempt as he orders Prank Ne Tang to deliver a bushel of potatoes to his estranged wife. Mrs DeLong arrives to complain an inch would be long enough to measure the largest potato. DeLong is ordered to stand trial for contempt.
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Ne Tang
Mra. de Long
Lahel
DeLong
McCarthy Wins Clerk Seat After Recount in Ohio
In Cincinnati and Hamilton County the board of elections completed a recount showing Peter D. McCarthy defeating Republican William Hayes by 487 votes for the county clerk post. Hayes had posted a $4,000 deposit to obtain the recount, and McCarthy’s victory was publicly acknowledged by Hayes after results were finalized.
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M'Carthy
Ginsiinals
William Hayes
Board of Elections
Peter d. McCarthys
Min Citizens
Cincinnati
Milion County
Hayes
Mayes
Mev Carthy
Lefeat
Youth Indicted In Woman's Death in Adams County
Adams county grand jury returned indictments naming Virgil Yankee, 22, as the slayer of Mrs. Josephine Hawes, 40, whose body was found in an abandoned well. The same grand jury charged brothers Hohram and Robert Wilson, — theater operator Warren Spencer, 34, of Manchester — with murder. Additional indictments were also returned.
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West Linion
Virgil Yankee
Mra
Josephine Hawes
Bony
Adams County Grand Jury
Thunder
Hohram
Robert Wilson
Warren Spencer
Manchester
Ford Leaves Hospital Expected By December 10
Detroit November 30 Henry Ford is recovering rapidly after a major operation on a strangulated femoral hernia and an infected area. Friends say he should be released from the hospital not later than December 10.
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Ford
Detroit
Henry Ford
Dry Chieftains Gird for Battle
Leaders of a dry prohibition coalition met to outline strategy against repeal efforts. The program aims to curb changes in dry laws and revive national morale against drinking, formed by groups including the Anti Salvo League and Catholic and temperance organizations.
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Washington
Lorain Attorney Arthur Kurtz Shot Dead in Car
Lorain, Nov 30. A coroner’s verdict found attorney and political figure Arthur S. Kurtz shot and killed in his car last Thursday night.
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Lorain
Coronto T. A. Peebles
Arthur
Kurtz
Land Political Inder
Former Bethany Resident Harry D. Calling Suicide in Ohio
Harry D Calling 32 a noted New Paris Ohio resident shot himself in a basement elevator shaft after a personal crisis. Born near Bethany he lived in Mawe Para for 35 years and was described as a well known citizen.
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Harry D. Calling
New Paris
Ohio
Calling
Mawe Para
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