PROHIBITION FACES DISPUTE AFTER ELECTION WAVE
Washington reports a split on prohibition after sweeping Democratic victories. Pro dry groups claim little damage as wet organizations cite gains for repeal of the 18th amendment. The Federal Dispensary Tax Reduction League says nearly all its 140 endorsed candidates won. others blame weak organization among dr yists.
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House
Congress
Federal Dispensary Tax Reduction League
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Methodist Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
Anti-Saloan League
Armistice Sunday Observance Urged by Churches
New York reports Armistice Sunday will be observed with churches nationwide stressing progress toward peace. The Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America calls church members to influence peace institutions, support Kellogg pact ratification, world court membership, Pan American arbitration treaty, and a standing United States procedure for prompt consultation on threats of war.
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New York
Armistion
Churches of the Nation
Commission On International Justice and Good Wil
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
W Ho
United States
Cuban girls fencing to cut avoirdupois
Havana reporters note seven Cuban girls trained on La Playa beach under an instructor to use fencing as exercise. They expect the vigorous drills will slim figures, improve grace, and lift poise while shedding weight and building fitness through the spirited activity.
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Spain
la Playa Beach
Haryy
Dub
Polrc Ea
Law Commission Studies Control Systems No Final Report Hint
Washington November 6 AP Facts on the Swedish Bratt liquor control system were presented to President Hoover s law enforcement commission by John M Morehead American minister to Sweden as part of an inquiry into liquor control methods A second witness Lynn G Adams Penobscot state police chief testified on Maine liquor conditions The commission plans to hear more witnesses and may prepare one or more reports though completion of a prohibiting report before November 17 seems unlikely
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John F. Chester
Washington
Hoover
Law Enforcement Commission
John M. Morehead
Sweden
Il Factn
Morehead
United Tates
Lynn G. Adams
Penossiranis
Prohibition
Amos WW. Woodcock
Woodcock
Saan Francisco
Honolulu
Officialdom Dumb About Recall of Woodcock
Announcement in San Francisco said Woodcock had been called to Washington with vague statements from the justice department. The plan was unclear but involved routine matters with Attorney General Mitchell and issues connected to the prohibition unit. The director was reported to be in Billings to present data for the president.
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Washington
Justice Department
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Prohibition
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London
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New Dry Greek Well Delivers 2040 Barrels Daily
Billinga Nov 6 The Ohio Oil Company reports N. P. No 2 Dry Oresk Well at Carben County produced 2040 barrels per day during an 16 hour test. The flow showed exceptionally good color and the well was shut for marketing arrangements after testing. The well came in about two months ago.
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Otlelals
Ohio Ol Company
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Carben County
Briand's foreign policy under fire in French chamber
Pacis Nov 6. Briand faced sharp criticism in the chamber of deputies over Franco German policy. Opposition deputy Franklin-Baoulion accused the policy of being a relapse to past errors and urged a change. He cited German elections and public mood, noting support for revising the Versailles treaty and referenced the Steel Helmet parade and leaders like Poincaré and Bruening to illustrate broader calls for revision.
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Soviet Tells Geneva Meet World Peace Is In Peril
Geneva, Nov 6. The Soviet delegate told the League of Nations preparatory disarmament commission that world peace is in peril as disarmament talks proceed. He denounced past rejection of Soviet proposals and warned that new antagonisms since 1929 threaten international harmony and raise the danger of war.
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Geneva
Switzerland
League of Nations Preparatory Disarmament
Percaem
Democrats to organize House after election
Jouett Shouse, chair of the Democratic National Committee, announced that Democrats would organize the next Congress's House. The vote tabulation shows 216 seats for Republicans and 216 for Democrats, with one seat for the former Labor party, leaving the eighth district in dispute.
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Washington
Jouett Shouse
Democratic National Executive Committee
House of Representatives
Democratic National Committee
House
Roosevelt for President Club Planned in Greenville
Greenville Ga November 7 a spontaneous movement formed for a Roosevelt for president club. Wo Irwin reported a meeting to organize the group next week to back New York Governor Roosevelt for the presidency.
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Greenville
Wo Irwin
New York
Frankfurt in Peril of Frightful Catastrophe
Frankfurt on Oder Germany faced a record flood with Oder river at 18 feet the highest in 76 years. Soldiers and townspeople reinforced emergency dikes as waters invaded streets leaving only treetops visible in sections. One man drowned and boats became the primary transport as schools closed and traffic halted. Wildlife and debris drifted downstream amid the rising flood.
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Oder
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Close Race For State Supreme Court Seat Remains In Doubt
The Matthews Anderson contest for the State Supreme Court seat remained unresolved as canvassing continued. Final results showed Matthews leading 1,6472 to 76,126 with 24 precincts outstanding in several counties where Anderson led, making the outcome uncertain until official counts complete. The Legislature results kept Republicans in control of both houses, but Democrats gained ground in the House while the Senate would be 41 Republicans to 14 Democrats.
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County to raise Augusta road fund via bonds
Officials announce the issuance of 106000 in county highway bonds to build a permanent road from Wolf Creek to Augusta. The Lewis and Clark county commissioners will sell the bonds and forward funds to the state highway commission to begin construction. The federal Mid plan provides about 120909 for this project, to meet federal road bureau standards. A survey crew will start Monday to lay out the route and prepare the project for state action.
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City to Open Raine Contracts With County Officials
The Lewis and Clark county commissioners Cooney Sillera and others discuss ongoing contracts. (Continued on Page 2)
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Cooney
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Slayer of 8 Sits in Texas Hot Chair Report
The report notes a death in Texas by electric chair at 32 46 today. Officials reference the case of Joe Marrientes and an individual named Mevindranate tied to a December date.
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Eo Seme
Mevindranate
Disabled liner bound for Anchorage amid rough seas
A disabled liner with 60 crew and 22 passengers was towed to Dundas Bay near Alaska after an SOS from the Northwestern. A coast guard cutter responded but weather and a rudder problem delayed it. authorities report no injuries and a safe approach to the sheltered anchorage.
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Seattle
Alaakat
Dundas Bay
Coast Guard
French Favor 13 Month Calendar Plan Fails in Paris
A League of Nations message to George Mastman reports France’s national economic council adopted a calendar reform plan with a majority favoring the 12 month system. The meeting in Paris represents official stance though initial support shifted against a 13 month scheme.
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George Mastman
French National Economic Council
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College President Missing From Dallas List
Greenville Alabama Nov. 6 The search begun yesterday by Hunt and Dallas county authorities for Dr Ernest W Provence president of Burleson College of Greenville who disappeared in Dallas shortly after noon Monday extended throughout the Southwest today without any clue.
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Ernest W Provence
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Emmet McBride Charged In Ohio Check-Telling Case
Emmet McBride brother of Scott McBride superintendent of the Anti Saloon league, photographed being escorted from Washington to Ohio to answer charges of writing bad checks. Carrollton Sheriff John P. Kemopforam accompanied him to Washington for matters related to the case.
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Scott McBride
Anti-Saloon League
Ohio
Washington
John P. Kemopforam
Carrollton
Public Reception Tonight for Senator Walsh at Placer Hotel
A public reception for Senator Walsh will be held tonight at the Placer Hotel. The event honors the Senator's strong victory margin, with several dignitaries and supporters from multiple states sending congratulations and telegrams to his offices.
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Placer Hotel
Senator Walsh
R-101 Perilous Plot Suspicions Spark Inquiry
London officials hold an inquiry into the R 101 tragedy amid claims of a plot. Key witnesses include Talmetry and Lord Thomson's aides, with testimony about hurried preparations and orders for a full power cost. A railway-car overheard conversation about wrecking the dirigible is being probed.
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London
John Binion
Alr Talmetry
Wit Npasna
Lord Thomson
Tadta
Dawding
Do X Flying Boat Heads Toward England on Trial Flight
The Do X, the world’s largest flying boat, is expected to depart Saturday for England on a tour route toward New York harbor. Weather delays in Amsterdam stalled further progress. engineers including Dr Clauda Darler arrived from Berlin to assess conditions for the leg to Clanhhot and beyond toward America.
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England
New York Harbor
Altenrhein
Clauda Darler
Vargas Forces Incorporate Rio Troops Into Army
Provisional Araxi president Dr Getto Vargan announced that Araxi state troops who aided the revolution against federal forces have been incorporated into the regular army. Many troops resemble American cowboys in appearance but their service is expected to be temporary.
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Rio de Taneira
Getto Vargan
Araxi
Bank Robbery in Nashua. $4000 Stolen in Valley County
Three men robbed the Fifth National Bank of Nashua in Valley County this afternoon, escaping in an automobile with about $4000. They locked Cashier L. T. Poterson and Assistant Cashier Charles Brocka in the vault, delaying alarm. Ben Olson pursued in a small coupe toward Canada. officers suspect a larger car joined the getaway, possibly heading east of Nashua toward Wolf Point after the robbery.
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Italian Reds Draw Ell Terns In Milan Trial
Milan authorities sentence eight Italian Reds to twenty years each after a special tribunal found them guilty of Communist activities. The proceedings also relocate those convicted to islands as punishment. In West Virginia, Claude Adame, 39, convicted of murdering three people including his wife, was sentenced to hanging.
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Mine blast death toll put at 19 in Millfield Ohio
Millfield Ohio November 6 AP The Sunday Creek Coal No 6 mine disaster left 79 dead and 20 injured with officials fearing more bodies may be buried in the ruins Rescue work continued as authorities planned a search for the missing miners J J Forbes head of the US Bureau of Mines will oversee investigations assisted by W K Smith of the Ohio bureau of mines Bodies of the dead were stored at the company store pending funeral arrangements and burial by relatives
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W. Ek. Smitheet
Ohio Bureau of Mings
Chairman Woods Grins Governors in Canvass
Chairman Woods spoke with 44 of the 48 state governors in a canvass of employment programs. He said representatives of the governors were consulted to assess how Clearing House services could aid their states.
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Washreuin
Charman Wanda
Mehl
Tolewhabe
Wooda
Glorious Gloria Wins Divorce in Superior Court
Los Angeles, Nov 6. Gloria Swanson, screen star, appeared in superior court and obtained a divorce from her third husband Pearl de la Condra. She testified he hushed and deserted her after a Europe trip, she refused to return home, and she solicited him to come back by phone, which he refused. Her testimony was corroborated by Virginia Bowker, a friend.
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Gloria Swanson
Superior Court
Pearl
Marquise de la Falalas de la
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Europe
Virginia
Bowker
Absentee Voters Decide Kans Gov Race Tonight
Topeka reports absentee ballots will determine the outcome in the Kansas gubernatorial contest between Cotteen Frank Haucke and Harry Woodring. Unofficial returns show a small Democratic lead narrowing as minor corrections are counted. about 8,800 official votes are in, with around 3,600 absentee ballots awaiting tally.
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Kannan
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