Western Democrats Out for Silver Rough Stuff Recored
Unclear report describes political turmoil in Louisiana as acts of ballot burning at a West Feliciana parish courthouse aimed at barring Mrs Holivar Be Kempam from the vacant sixth district seat. Mention of forged ballots, arrests, and parish officials suggests unrest around the upcoming election and a partisan backlash.
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Halon Rouge
West Feliciana Parish
Praneisville
Holivar Be Kempam
Congress
Angi Weet Fetichuin
Dorie Saint Eccrine
Lee Tear
Wunstratthin Lipperdeds
Senta Hey
Eaners Offic
Anne
Mix Kemp
Lung’ Plek
Te Puirish
Fee Parish
Prancleyille
Nedeepapey
Tisle Yevdod
von Chexton Fowlkes
Mage
World News In BIST From Westle Decaine
Alm Heywood Potter aow convicted in Scattyborg curse and Jonth petty recommended. Washington officials discuss labor reforms and telephony measures, while joblogs show nearly 1 250 000 found work by November 5 under the eight worka program. New York convicts Gordon jailed for evasions. federal liquor imports eyed. RFC price on gold rises. Chicago arraignment continues in Wyneknap case. Belfast unionist party wins majority as political turmoil brews.
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Westle Decaine
Alm
Heywood Potter
Aow
Jonth Petty
Washington
Tugh S. Jolson
NRA
Anys
Alfred J. Smith
York
Wasey Gordon
Irisey
RFC
Chicago
Marie Wyneknap
Shank Guilty in Murder Case. Death Penalty Expected
In a high profile trial at Akron, Shank was found guilty of murdering Alvin Cole Tey and faces the death penalty. The jury returned the verdict after deliberations lasting hours as the state argued for retribution and the defense urged insanity. The mandate of the court now moves toward a capital sentence with further proceedings anticipated.
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Renton
Aple
Ure
Py Mack
Shank
Akron
Ite
Alvin Cole Tey
Hixotemily
Uv Ae
Shah
Urgey
Colles
Murdering Wives Perhaps a Habit
Deaths of three of Carl Wickman’s former wives are under investigation by authorities in Louisiana Oklahoma and Colorado with possible additional cases. Denver’s chief investigator Ney Umphries said he is verifying reports that Wickman had more wives beyond the four known and is checking information on suspected unusual deaths.
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Wickman
Led Inn
Unnanal Wa
Kidnapping Suspect Dies by Own Hand
A suspect in a kidnapping case, Willie Hhapkey, was found dead by hanging several hours after a jury foreman identified him and three others in a pretrial plan. A threatening note promised a one way trip and warned the foreman not to worry, postmarked Minnesota.
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St. Baal
Dec
Willie Hhapkey
Touhy Wang
Wrother
Sharkey
William Hamm, Jr
Sidnaping
T. C. Sundry
Kenyon, Minn
Alabama Negro Convicted Third Time On Rape Charge
Decatur Alabama reports Heywout Patterson convicted after 25 hours 30 minutes of deliberation on a rape charge. It marks his third conviction in a series of Scottsboro related cases arising from an alleged attack on a woman aboard a north Alabama freight train near Scottsboro. Victims named Mrs Victoria Price and Huby Bate of Avintaville.
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Alabama
Decatur
Ala
Heywout Patterson
Neon Scottsboro
Tno Patterson Branch Agatanea
Itha “Scottshoroens
Patterson
Southern Railway
Scottshoro
Victoria Price
Huby Bate
Avntaville
Waxey Gordon Beer Baron Sentenced For 10 Years In Prison
Waxey Gordon a New Jersey beer baron was convicted of income tax evasion and sentenced in a federal court to 10 years in Northeastern Penitentiary at Techne burg Pa plus a fine of 100,000 and 800,000 in trial expenses. His wife sat sobbing as Judge Frank Z. Goleman called him a lifelong criminal and predicted prison would deter no future crimes.
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New York
Tondon
New Jersey
Penitent
Ia Techneburg
Ag Hin
Mary Stewart dies after fall from horse in Hamilton
Dec 1 Hamilton Mary Stewart 19 fresh man at Montana State University died tonight from injuries suffered yesterday when she fell from a horse at home. She had returned home for Thanksgiving and sustained a severe skull fracture and brain concussion. She was survived by her parents Mr and Mrs BK Stewart a brother and a sister.
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Hamilton
Mary Stewart
Montana State Wilyoralty
BK Stewart
Aled
Hopkins Seeks Clear View Of National Unemployment Load
Washington reports Harry L. Hopkins, head of the emergency relief program, expects the United States to learn soon its enduring unemployment level. He cited the Civil Works Administration as pivotal, noting about 1,250,000 workers moved to civil projects in the week ending November 25 as part of shaping a precise picture.
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Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
United States
Chyll Works Administration
Western Democrats Back President Money Policy On Silver
Representative Scrugham released a poll of western Democrats showing firm backing for the administration’s money policy and support for including silver with gold as a monetary basis. The Telegram reported 9 of 19 polled pledged inflationary support, with noncommittal replies and no opposition. Speaker Rainey endorsed the survey, hoping for silver legislation. named supporters included Taylor, Lewis, Cummings, Martin of Colorado, Coffin and White of Idaho, Murdock of Utah, Ayers.
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Washington
Representative Scrugham
Ney
House
Seaghani
Serugham
Serigham
Rainey
Scrugham
Taylor
Lewis
Cummings
Martin
Colorado
Coffin and White
Idaho
Murdock
Utah
Ayers
Labor group protests relief administration in Yellowstone county
A labor union from Yellowstonon County led protests in Helena alleging mismanagement of relief funds. The union demanded removal of the county relief committee chair and accused the panel of bias toward private interests, claiming unfair allocation of relief jobs and mistreatment of workers.
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Yellowstenon County
Wicker
TG. Spankding Ix
Hinchet
Yellow Mone County
Tie
Tir
Denanden
Wed
Ballsbney Ng
Tonies Gil
MILA
Troopevi
Yellowstone County
Senate Resolution Seeks Restoration Assay Unit Relief
A memorial from Senator Grant Reed of Broadwater County asks Congress to reestablish the government assay office as relief during the economic crisis and embargo shifts. The proposal notes mining profits rise while miners face delayed payments and seeks emergency action and a favorable report.
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Senate
Bi Montini
Grant Reed
Broadwater County
Apher Howe
Rongeess
United Sates
Reed
Land Volcano Eruption Traps and Kills Salvadoran Farmers
Undetermined number of farmers were trapped and killed by lava flows from the Land so volcano near San Salvador. Cattle perished and coffee plantations were destroyed by ash showers and lava. Several nearby towns reported damage.
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San Salvador
Salvador
Der
Landso
Thanksgiving notes from a wary guest and a curious crowd
An irregular, jumbled letter-like snippet recounts a Thanksgiving gathering with mentions of old friends, a writer, and a young Florenz Fierschl figure. The narrator reflects on social tension, food scarcity, and a playful scene involving a crown prince figure, ending with a cordial sign-off.
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Veverly Wills
Dee
Ran Hart
Powill
Homer
Paris
Mra
Florenz Fierschl
Farmers' Refinance Association Formed in Omaha
The National Farmers' Refinance Association was organized in Omaha Nebraska on December 1 with George R. B. Clark of Tilden as president. The group aims to obtain more liberal land valuations as a basis for federal loans and will name a president for each of the four states served by the Federal Land Bank of Omaha.
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Omaha
Neb
National Farmers’ Refinance Association
George RB. Clark
Tilden
Nev
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
Code for fair industry upheld in court ruling
Washington December 1 The code of fair competition for ideal industry promoted by Secretary Tekes was upheld by District of Columbia Supreme Court Justice Adkins. The suit by Harry Victor a Detroit dealer sought to stop the secretary from prohibiting coupon distribution redeemable in merchandise. Justice Adkins held the regulations valid and dismissed the suit noting intra state operation.
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Washington
Tekes
Bastien J. C. Adkiny
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Harry Victor
Detroit of
Detroit
Secretary of the Interior
Justice Adkins
Ford bid for CCC trucks accepted by Wallace
Washington Dec 1 Secretary Wallace announced that the bid of Northwest Motor Company Bethesda Md for 700 trucks for the Civilian Conservation Corps was accepted after a ruling by Comptroller General McCarl. The decision followed concerns over Ford Motor Company and the national recovery program with Hugh Johnson involved.
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Washington
Wallac
Civilian Conservation Corps
McCarl
Northwest Motor Company
Bethesda
Ford Fowler
He von Traversy
Sotiine
Northwest Company
Kenry Ford
National Recovery Administration
General Hugh
Ford Auonobiles
Civiian Conservation Corps
Sanny Scots Consign Whiskey to America
Glasgow reports the first Scotch whisky shipment to the United States departs tomorrow aboard the Cameronia. About 40,000 cases make the largest overseas export from Scotland, with some cargo stored in other holds due to space limits.
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Glasgow
United States
Cameronia
Scotland
Unionists Triumph in Northern Ireland Elections Amid De Valera Votes
The unionist party claimed a clear majority in Northern Ireland elections while Eamon de Valera won South Down for the Irish Free State by 7 404 to 622. De Valera and rival J P McLogan won seats as gestures toward a united Ireland but neither is expected to take their seats due to pledges against swearing allegiance to the crown.
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Felfast
Northern Ireland
Unionist Party
Losi
Eamonn de Valera
Irish Free State
South Down
Thomas Gerard McGrath
de Valera
J. P. McLogan
South Armagh
United Ireland
Roosevelt to Answer Critics on Monetary Policy Speech Next Week
President Roosevelt plans a vigorous reply to critics of his monetary policy and upcoming details of future aims. Officials indicate the address will address criticism of price-raising plans through gold purchases, with progress reported from several recovery agencies in the general campaign.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Mforelon
Emergency Legislation Debated By Nagle In Lower House
Attorney General Raymond T. Nagle addressed the House on measures to speed public works funds under NRA programs for water counties cities and schools. The chamber voted to hire 15 new employees amid debate after his remarks. The morning session opened with bills on building permits for NAA funds and a higher inheritance tax.
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F. H. Couney
Raymond T. Nagle
House of Representatives
Water County
Ó O’connall
Silver Bow
NRA
Senator Borah Seeks Philippine Independence Support
Washington dispatch reports Senator Borah of Idaho stated he would free the Philippines and other American insular possessions to safeguard the coast if given his way. He spoke as Manuel Quezon led a Philippine Senate mission revising the independence act rejected by Manila.
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Washington
Heneator Boral
Idaho
Tdahvan
Manuel Quezon
Philippina Senate
Anatous
Horah
Philippines
Ulm
Kansas Banker, Thief, Sentenced to 600 Years
Iren W Binney a Kansas banker was convicted of forgery and embezzlement in Matriot court totaling about 363000. Judge Lon McCarty ordered three to fifty years on each count consecutively. Binney sought a new trial and posted 26000 bond pending appeal but faced difficulties. Banks president here and at Neowho Ralls closed in connection with the bank scandal. Binney managed three telephone companies.
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Tempori Kan
Mer
Iren
Binney
Banker
Finnay
Neowho Ralls
OY Slayer Awarded Life Team in Kansas
Topeka Kan Dec 1 Ce cil Thornbrugh 21 year old prisoner who Tuesday night attempted to shoot his way out of Shawnee county jail pleaded guilty to first degree murder in connection with the death of B J Davidson negro night jailer killed when he frustrated the jail break and was sentenced to life imprisonment by Judge Paul H Heinz
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Topeka
Kan
Cecil Thornbrugh
Shawnee County
B. J. Davidson
Paul H. Heinz
14 Home Made Candy Recipes Offer Easy Holiday Treats
A Walterboro era style notice promotes a booklet titled Candy Recipes listing 144 home kitchen confections from honey kisses to Turkish delight and Meorico Kuni squares. Readers are urged to order by mail from the Selena Independent Information Bureau in Washington D C with a postage charge, including a mis-typed director name and garbled instructions.
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Berlio
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Mark H. Shank
Ark
Avi Tis
Vday
Shaui Dolson
Alvin Colley
Waxey Gordon
Ty Francis
AL Jamieson
Gordon
Fed
Eral
Frank Z. Goleman
Wspa PR
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Banking and Currency Committee
Labor Organization
Maul Maclean
Grugan Wi Bling
Yellowstons
Ane
Helena
Noalehies
Dines
AW Ing
Tig Jalit Reller
Theseanid Senate
Aller
Farmers’ Refinance Association
DIL
FORD
America
Garry North Irish
Richard L. Turner
Nagle
Sen
Kansas
OY Slayer
Selena Independent Information Bureau
Frederic J. Miskin
Washington, D.C
Tteweange
Stata Sarees
Washington, D. C
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