Final Vote on Prohibition Seen as Nationwide Test
The Associated Press reports voters in six states including Pennsylvania Ohio South Carolina North Carolina Kentucky and Utah will decide whether to repeal Prohibition today. Key attention centers on New York City mayoral contest and Tammany Hall’s fate as national leaders hope the outcome signals the end of the Prohibition era.
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Mussolini to revive disarmament talks with four powers
Il Duce may call a May meeting of four European powers and the United States to avert a new war disarmament crisis. Goering and Mussolini discussed reopening arms parity and recovering in the Danubian area and Austria.
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Farm Credit System to Be Set Up Soon
Washington officials announce the Farm Credit Administration will launch a new four unit arm credit structure in the federal land bank district. Deputy Governors Meyers and Cington plan a public meeting in Spokane on November 16 to disclose details before moving to Omaha to establish the system. final Omaha date undecided.
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Farm Credit Administration
William J. Meyera
Thorbert
Cington
Spokana
Thane Wederal Gandhank
Spinekeane
Omaha
Omahwe
Press freedom defended by Johnson against censorship claims
General Wagh Johnson told business leaders that the government has no intent to censor or control the press. He argued no authority exists for a licensing power and urged reading licensing statutes with constitutional free press rights, criticizing sensational headlines and witch doctor rhetoric while stressing openness to fair criticism. The remarks opened discussion on Page 2.
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Wagh Os. Johnson
NAA
Case of all gline continuance granted in Glendale theft case
San Bernardino November 6 A two week continuance was granted by Superior Judge Frank A Leonard in the case of Albert To Glinn Glendale real estate man charged with grand theft and administration of narcotics with intent to commit a felony Lawyers say he will plead not guilty to the charge that he drugged Martin Frame 60 year old Los Angeles man and robbed him of 8230
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T Wo
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Albert To. Glinn
Glendale
Chine
Martin Frame
Fon Angeles
Sorority Member Faces Alleged Extortion Threats
In Towa City a police guard was placed at the Nel ta Detta Delta Sorority house after threatening letters and mysterious calls were received by Margaret Hae, a sorority member and daughter of the Wort Liberty Index publisher. Authorities investigated as extortion allegations arose.
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Gary Cooper Denies Imminent Marriage Rumors
The report states Gary Cooper denied plans to wed soon and claimed no engagement was in progress. It mentions a party and several associates, but Cooper says he and partner have no marriage plans and are not pursuing such announcements.
Governor calls short special session to finish in a week
Governor Frank Tl Cooney says the comprehensive legislative session should complete its business within a week. He plans about eight measures, with a call to be issued soon. Proposals include creating a water conservation committee and other commissions to leverage federal loans. (Continued on Page 5)
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Coal Miners Bear Banners As They Return To Work
Coal miners end a three month strike at western Pennsylvania coal mines with 15000 workers resuming duties. Union banners and women with flashlights accompanied the march to designated gathering points as United Mine Workers members assert control and guard entrances. Company guards monitor for order as funds from the HC Frick Cake company loom in the background.
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Prohibition Ally McKoo Backer Plans City Mayoral Run
New York reports Fariey states support for McKoo in the mayoral race as a confidant of prohibitionists. Chicago contends the government aims to censor or control the press amid tensions. Nationwide concerns rise over looming strikes and government actions as major cities face labor unrest and political maneuvering.
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Kitty Owen Meeker seeks divorce degree in Miami
Miami Florida November 6. Kitty Owen Meeker daughter of Bryan Owen United States minister to Denmark filed for divorce from her husband W O Meeker alleging cruelty. The Meeckers have three children.
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Kitty Owen Meeker
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Reverdy Hilla and Roose yelt ideas in ranting chatter
A garbled mock dialogue from California. It mocks political pressure on Roosevelt and debt commissions, noting a lack of decisive action and repetitive cheers of yeahs. It alludes to congressional expectations and Wall Street reactions without clear facts.
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Big Bad Wolf
Congress
Cuba incident sparks rapid military action after flag desecration
Havana reports a student leader J A Rubio Padilla wiping hands on an American flag aboard a plane bound for Miami. Authorities say the event was reported to Washington and Col Fulgencio Batista ordered the army to act firmly against discordant elements as investigators seek the organizers.
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Cuba
J. A. Rubio Padilla
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Fulgencio Batista
Hay
Sugar States 10 Hold Conference Governor Cooney Is Invited
Governor Ed C Johnson of Colorado invites eight western beet growing states to unite for action on the sugar marketing agreement. He sent telegrams to Idaho Utah Nebraska California South Dakota Wyoming and Montana after a meeting with Colorado beet growers. A conference is urged at 10 am Wednesday in Cheyenne Wyoming to seek favorable administration action before November beet checks.
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Denver
Ed C. Johnson
Colorado
Cheyanne
Wyo
Bridge burning latest trick spurs midwest embargo push
A movement to embargo Toroten foodstuffs gains a new ally in Nebraska Governor Charles W. Bryan while North Dakota Governor William Langer promotes the plan before Lincoln businessmen. Ten midwestern governors reportedly back the embargo as Iowa fears farm strike violence and troops are asked for the region. Authorities probe a bridge burn at James in Plymouth County amid rising farmer discontent. Washington continues farm relief efforts.
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le Mars
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Washington
Japan warns Soviet to ease Far East army buildup
Tokyo reports a three hour meeting between Foreign Minister Hirata and Soviet Ambassador Yurenov. Hirata urged reductions in Soviet Far East forces following U S naval shift. Yurenov replied Russia cannot cut garrisons given proximity to Japan and Manchukuo. Continued on pages 3.
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Soviet Warns Japan as Far East Tension Rises
Vyacheslav Molotov declares Soviet policy seeks peace but warns Japan over Manchuria and Siberia. He cites broken Soviet Manchurian treaties, accuses Tokyo of insolent plans, and notes Moscow readiness for unexpected events while marking the Oct revolution anniversary. Leaders Stalin and Kaganovich attend the Moscow ceremony.
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British leaders lament US decline at rally in London
London November rally features Stanley Baldwin as he warns the ordinary American constitution has broken down and that the United States is moving toward dictatorship. Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald and Sir John Simon defend the national government as saving Britain from tyranny amid the eve of Parliament reconvening after recess.
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John Rentended
Bold policy fails to stir dull markets in gold rise
Washington reports President Roosevelt's gold buying program pushed domestic gold to a new high at $32.54 per ounce, up 17 cents from Saturday and 38 cents above London. London prices slipped about 1 1/2 pence as the overall market remained sluggish despite October 26 open.
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Brooks Sector Hunter Accident Injures Storfa in Deer Hunt
Lewistown November 6 A hunting accident in the Malden country left Arthur Storfa a Brooks sector youth with a shattered right knee after a companion rifle misfire. Wayne Wallaen slipped in snow, the rifle struck the ground and the bullet struck Storfa who sat in front of him. The attending physician said Storfa will be crippled for life.
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Arthur Storfa
Brooks
Malden
Wayne Wallaen
Storfa
Wallaen
Madison County hunter killed for bear by friend
Virginia City reports Carl Duetson aged about 30 was killed while dressing a deer when Ivan Winslow, a hunter, fired at what he thought was a bear. It marked the fifth Montana hunting fatality in the week, with two other hunters seriously wounded in the past 43 hours. The body was taken to Sheridan for an inquest. No relatives were known.
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Virginia City
Carl Duetson
Ivan Winstow
al Bear
Montaia
Boura
Corones O. J. Glaon
Sheridan
Colorado Stampede in Durango Sees Gold Rush Boom
Durango reports a regional gold rush after two prospectors struck east of the Mancos sector. Snowfalls slowed ore searches but the Bessie G mining near Junction Creek yielded ore valued up to $40 per ton and up to $5 to $10 per pound. The Red Arrow area and La Plata mountains draw many idle men and locals say land within 25 miles is staked. Mancos becomes a boom town with rooms full and business buildings secured. A nine inch by two inch nugget was found near the Red Arrow.
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Fishermen locate skeleton of Dixmate dirigible
Patermo Sicily November 6 fishermen report locating the skeleton of the French dirigible Dixmate, missing since a December 1928 flight to Africa with 52 men aboard. The wreck lies about two and a half miles from Monft mean water 120 feet deep. No salvage. French government notified but authorities say they are not interested in salvaging.
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Recipes for Canned Goods booklet offer
A Helena Independent notice describes a booklet titled Recipes for Canned Goods with over 200 recipes using canned vegetables seafoods and other foods. It invites readers to mail a cent for cost and handling and includes a coupon to request the copy. Information attributed to Frederick Haskin director Washington. D.C.
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Frederick Haskin
Washington, D.C
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