Lindbergh Flight Update From Gambia to South America
Col and Mrs Lindbergh launched from Jiathursd Gambia at 9 p m EST Tuesday for South America. Wireless position reports via Pan American Airways relay to New York showed variable data with wind and altitude around 1200 feet. Messages indicated progress and distances near Cahpan and Vaitsnity Ponties with multiple stations tracking the east west route on this long journey.
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Jiathursd
Gambia
South Ame
Pan-American Airways System
Col. Lindbergh
New York
Renarta
Cahpan
Vaisthity Ponties
Pestietany
Nalins
Tithurat
Shan
rCinnelynen
Depot in Washington 15 Scene of HoldUp
Fragmentary report describes a depot in Washington 15 scene of hold up. Text shows garbled names and details with missing successors. Unable to determine precise place or persons due to illegible OCR.
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Washington
Unclear global brief with mixed identifiers and misspellings
Fragmentary world news notes mention proclamations borrowing plans and political events. Names and places are garbled, with references to Washington New York Baton Rouge and Montevideo alongside obscure terms. Overall cohesion and specifics are weak.
Assay Resolution Passes and Senate Prepares for Flood of Bills
The Senate moved to advance several measure drafts as it prepares for a large influx of house bills. Debate highlighted a proposal to refund debt while maintaining favorable interest rates, with emphasis on mining interests and local districts. The session saw continued discussion of bonding terms and the potential impact on counties and school districts, signaling a busy legislative agenda ahead.
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Senate
HOUSE
House Pushes Through Increased Quota in Rapid Session
The house convenes at Wa'dock with key committees to report as it speeds through relief measures. It passes a raft of bills including car tax cuts, Home Owners' Loan act, and NRA funds use for state university construction. Debates liquor distribution and state druggist dispensing under control board. Continued on Page 2.
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Frank Hi. Copney
Menaire
NRA
The
State University
Fort, Benton
Fairview
H.C. Cantfale White
Judith Bastnyere Day
Aguer Control Board
J. N. Doran
Wind scatters cash from speeding train to Moor Park station
A heavy canvas bag containing £4,000 was tossed from a speeding train near Moor Park. Winds scattered currency as people rushed to recover notes and coins. About $600 was later returned to the American Commercial and Savings Bank, with the rest missing.
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Moor Park
American Commercial and Savings Bank
Huey Long Holds 6th Louisiana Seat Amid Ballot Chaos
In Baton Rouge amid smoke from burned ballot boxes, state forces under Senator Huey P. Long presided over a congressional election in most of Louisiana's sixth district. The ballot showed only Mrs Bolivardi Krinp as the placeholder candidate for the vacant seat, amid protests and displays of arms.
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Baton Rouge
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Bolivardi
Krinp
Long
Roosevelt Proclaims End of Prohibition and Calls for Temperance
President Roosevelt issued a proclamation to end national prohibition and urged Americans to support law and order. He warned states not to permit saloons in any form and called for temperance education, urging consumption only through licensed dealers and trust in the public good sense. The proclamation notes Congress action and references a joint resolution continuing to Page 3.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Phillips
United States
State relief needs put at 3 million for next year
Spaulding, director of relief and development, told state legislators that about 200000 workers will be required from state and counties to fund relief work by Monten during 164. Federal aid would total 741606, bringing the state total to around 3,125,000, far short of needs. He warned it is impossible to forecast the public works and relief program for the next six months and cautioned conservatives to anticipate at least 35000 unemployed to be absorbed by combined relief and public works programs.
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T.C
Spaulding
No Actual Secession Step By Irish Is Coming As Yet
London reports no actual secession step by Irish Free State has occurred. The article notes a hypothetical question posed to Britain about becoming a republic, with Dominion discussions and comments from officials. It mentions De Valera, the British dominions secretary, and the broader context of Irish independence debates.
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London
Thoms
de Valere
Isador Wat
Mae West Slaps Robbers In Holdup Tale At Jury Testimony
Mae West testified before a grand jury about a robbery in which a man threatened her with a revolver and stole jewels worth $20,400. She described slapping the robber and said the incident occurred over a year ago. The case also involved Kaward Ui, Wrindman, Kambleing house clerk, and Harry Voilet, with others indicted as participants in the holdup.
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Miss Woat
Latrer Kaward UI
Wrindman
Kambleing
Harry Voilet
Inter Texas Guinan
Morris
Woman Kills Cousin Over Husband Slaying Retaliation
In San Salvador a woman killed her cousin Jertin Maissant in revenge for her husband Mes. Mattin Work, once a San Francisco cameraman, who was killed last summer by Maissant. Maissant had attended a farewell party before the shooting being described as a planned act. Police say the woman attempted to flee by car but was unable to start it and was apprehended.
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San Salvador
Doc
Jertin Maissant
Mes
Mattin Workwalio
San Francisco
Sindy
Lynching Investigation Looms in San Jose Case
In San Jose California Sheriff William Eamig and District Attorney Fred Thomas announced a formal investigation into the kidnapping and lynching of a Bronte Mart suspect. Assistant DA Herbert Bridges had not signed the formal process and Thomas stated no statement was available.
Senator Erickson Calls at White House Visit
Senator Erickson and former Representative Scott Leavitt called at the White House. Erickson said the visit was purely serial and that they did not see the president. He added he had no business there but planned a second call the next day.
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Washington
Erickson
Scott Leavitt
Montana
Message to Philippine Delegation Prompts Washington Visit
A fragmentary letter discusses the Philippine delegation en route to Washington and hopes for a presidential welcome. It references Quezon, a desire for freedom, and speaks cryptically about money, tulips, and trade as part of broader hopes for independence. The tone hints at political context and anticipated negotiations.
Al Smith declines daytime celebration on repeal
New York report says Al Smith spent a busy day but did not celebrate repeal of the 18th amendment. He refused to drink in public, telling photographers “I don’t drink in the daytime and I am not going to start today.” He posed with a drink but it was water, and he had no plans for a celebration that night.
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New York
Wee
EL Smith
Smith
Utah Opens Doors as Prohibition Ends Nationwide
The Associated Press reports celebrations and open liquor sales as Utah joins Pennsylvania and Ohio in ratifying the repeal amendment. Several states move to replace national prohibitions while many remain dry under their own laws. Distribution of liquor thaws across states as more end age restrictions.
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Associated Press
Utah
Pennsylvania
Obio
Scv
One House Nebraska Legislature Proposed by Initiative
Lingala Nebrak. Dec. 5. A constitutional amendment would create a one house legislature of 21 members to be drawn by US Senator Nutrix for voter submission next fall by initiative petition. Members would be elected starting in 1936 and the 1935 legislature would district the state for the new election. The governor would call a special session on request of a majority of legislators.
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Lingala
Neb
Nebraskit
Nutrix
George W. Cline
Progressive League
Uncle Sam to Press Fight Against Bootleggers in Prohibition Era
Washington reports the government will intensify its battle as prohibition tightens. Witnesses at a proposed liquor industry code hearing warned bootleggers will seek permits to siphon legal liquor into illicit channels. Federal action will also target three old bootleg liquids: corn whiskey, applejack, and grain alcohol sourced from sugar, molasses, and other raw materials.
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Washington
Quar
Moen
Miele
Poor Husband Seeks Divorce Amid Dog Complaint
Los Angeles, a film comedian Ned Sparky, sued for absolute divorce from his wife Mercedes Sparka. The court filing seeks maintenance and alleges the dog belonging to Mrs Parks is used to annoy him. The action details no shared mathing for alimony.
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Ned Sparky
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Agan
Iis Wife
Mercedes Sparka
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Mra. Parks
Utah ratifies repeal of federal prohibition in Utah
Salt Lake City, Dec. 5. Utah completed ratification of the 21st Amendment repealing federal prohibition at 3 41 p m MST. After Ohio and Pennsylvania earlier today Utah's 36th state vote secures the two thirds needed. Ray L Olson announced the result as Sam B Thurman finished the roll call greeted by a cheer. Ratification became immediately effective at 3 50 30 p m MST.
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Utah
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Ray L. Olson
Olson
Ume
First Lady Roosevelt Declines Carmel Drink Recipe
In Carmel California on December the wife of the president Mrs Roosevelt declined to enter a recipe in the National Association contest to find the country's 20 best drinks. The group, made up of writers and artists, hosts the event in the seaside town.
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Franklin J. Roopavelt
America
National Association For the Advancement of the Fine
Moosevelt
Utah Opens Liquor Shops as National Prohibition Ends
Washington dispatch reports Utah, the 36th state, ratified repeal allowing liquor sales in 18 states with ceremonies marking the end of national prohibition. Other states move to enact laws, while many parts of the nation remain dry as final formalities are completed.
Repeal Will Bring Freedom To Many
Warshington December 5 Indications tonight were that hundreds of men who were convicted in federal courts for hasver law vio lally would be freed soon though department of justice officials emphasized that no blanket policy had been adopted It was also that the disposition of pending cases involving violations of the Volatead act was undetermined but it was again indicated many of these actions would be nolle pressed
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Warshington
Department of Justice
Court and State Board in Squabble Over License Case
A dispute between the Court and State Board over liquor licenses centers near Maile Tee. Several parties faced appeals as the board’s revocation actions and contempt proceedings unfold. The judge warned of consequences for nonappearance and questioned the administration of beer licenses under state law. Continued on Page 2.
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Maile
Tee. G
Inet Fens
Malication
Graat Falls
John Shubat
Jucy Mite- Heh
Ta Hulladay
Ona
Scottsboro Case Jury Locked Up For Night
Necator Alabama December 5 The Scottsboro case jury could not reach a verdict after twelve hours of deliberation in the Norris retrial. The jurors were ordered to resume work at 8:10 a m today. The trial of five other defendants in the attack cage was postponed pending supreme court decisions on Haywood Patterson's conviction.
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Necator
Ala
Clarence Norris
Scottaboro
Nero
Comore Row
Supreme Court
Haywood Patterson
Routine of New Moist Era Seals Government Actions
Washington dispatch reports chaotic government turmoil as agencies push through technicalities to regulate water, nutrition, and prohibition. Central administration extends control over commercial branches, merging alcohol enforcement with treasury and widening scope of permits for importers. Attorney General denies name change for prohibition bureau, while treaties with distant nations shape maritime regulation.
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Washington
Treasury
Justics
Weohal Central Administration
Curious Customs booklet promotes origins of daily rituals
The notice advertises Curious Customs, a short booklet by the Malena Independent Information Bureau. It promises fascinating explanations for wedding rings, mourning attire, sneezes, and other practices, claiming origins and meanings. Readers urged to send six cents for a Washington DC publication, directed by Fredovte J. Harkin.
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Malena Independent Information Bureau
Fredovte J. Harkin
Washington, B.C
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