Hoovers Naval Policy Prompts Presidential Inquiry Verdict
Washington November 7 A jury chosen by President Hoover ruled in his favor in a probe of William H Gardiner's Navy League pamphlet alleging naval policy ignorance. The report backed Hoover, faulting Gardiner’s statements as inaccurate and false, with six key claims labeled incorrect.
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Washington
Hoover
William H. Gardiner
Cief
Gardiner
Navy League
Navy Teague
Grow
Nebraska Tragedy Remains Mystery
A charred body found in a burned schoolhouse near David City, Nebraska, deepens the mystery as deputies drop an initial ID of Harry Sharp. Sheriff Roberts reconsiders the slain man’s identity while a section crew’s report of a revolver shot near Lincoln adds to the uncertain case.
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David City
Neb
Butler County
T. J. Roberts
Harry Sharp
Nebraska Penitentiary
Sharp
Norfalk
Roberts
Lincoln
Milkwaukee Millionaire Koehring Will Values Estate at 1.4 Million
The will of Philip A. Koehring, a Milwaukee manufacturer, lists his estate at about 1.4 million dollars. The bequest directs the estate to his widow and three sons with a fourth son mentioned as born after the will was made. He was found dead in his car near Meusion a week earlier.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Philip A. Koehring
Meusion
Helena nun saves aged sister from fire at St Pauls Mission
Helena where a fire destroyed part of St Pauls Mission in Blaing county. Sister Stanis tana of the Triuline order led ailing elder Sister from a dormitory room as 20 Little Indian children cared for by the mission helped flee. Sparka Brown from Chimney St Pauls Mission leg in the fringe of the Little Berky mountains area reported the blaze around six miles southeast of Morlem. The incident occurred last Wednesday morning and the building housed a school and dormitory.
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James P. Melanalt
Refiney Street
St. Paul's Mission
Blaing County
Stanistana
Ciasing
Agnd
Slans
Sparka Brown
CAL URGES SUPPORT OF RELIEF CAMPAIGN
New York on November 7 auked by a press dispatch President Calvin Coolidge urged the nation to give what America is worth to support presidential relief organizations campaigns.
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CAL
New York
America
Calvin Coolidge
St Louis fur dealer ransom note raises kidnap fears
Relatives of Alexander Berg, a 57 year old St Louis fur dealer, waited for news after Berg sent a message claiming he was safe but being held for ransom. The note arrived as authorities investigated the extortion plot and searched for leads.
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ST. Louis
Alexander Erg
Berg
Sorrow at Caraway death unsettles Arkansas politics
Lite Rock Arkansas November 7. United States Senator Thaddeus H. Caraway died last night after an operation. The state faces a compulsory special election between 60 and 120 days unless an appointment by Governor Harvey Parnell would have filled the vacancy. Leaders express grief. Hoover and others send condolences as the public weighs succession.
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Lite Rock
Ark
Arkansas
United States
Thaddeus H. Caraway
Caraway
Harvey Parnell
Flathead County taxpayers vow to cut expenditures
Kalispell Nov 7. Flathead County taxpayers association formed by farmers and business, urges retrenchment of county highway debt. They report total indebtedness at 661657 with 67347 in interest, county and city debts to 1082652. Good and Small chair, M T Small president, J J Lenart vice president, W F Salifgon secretary.
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Kalispell
Flathead County
Wntch
Citlaw and Tows Jn
Good
Amall
M. T. Small
Apmociation
J J. Lenart
W. F. Salifgon
Trapped on trestle claims three children killed in Ohio
Three children were trapped on a Big Four railroad trestle in Cincinnati and were struck and killed by a train late today. The victims were Hazel Prater, 7, her aunt Gladyay, 10, and Maxine Vance, age unspecified.
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Cincinnati
Hazel Prater
Gladyay
Maxine Vance
Weather outlook for Northern Rocky Mountain region
In the coming week Ganeraile fall unsettled in western Montana early in the week with some rain or snow. Temperatures remain mostly above normal but turn somewhat colder after about Tuesday.
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Rocky Mountain
Montana
Menacing Flames At White Sulphur Springs Fire
Fire swept through White Sulphur Springs on November 7 injuring a small row of buildings and damaging Matis Meat Market and nearby businesses. The blaze raged about two hours in strong winds spreading embers across blocks but limited further property loss. Unofficial estimates put damage under 10,000 dollars.
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Matis
Tata
Toss
Bankers Cite Hard Times and Hope at Convention
White Sulphur Springs West Virginia November 7 public morale rose on better commodity markets boosting hopes for economic recovery says Henry T Ferris president Investment Bankers Association Ferris executive vice president of First National Company for Saint Louis outlines current business conditions in a pre conference discussion ahead of the convention opening Monday He recalls the 1929 forecast inflation warning and the subsequent break noting optimism this year as the gathering convenes a favorable venue and timing continue on page seven
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Henry T. Ferris
Investment Bankers Association
Wr. Ferris
First National Company
At Louis
Man who cast money from plane seized in Chicago
Chicago reports a 45 year old Charles J McRoberts of Plant City Massachusetts was arrested after throwing a handful of $69 bills from an aircraft after takeoff from Indianapolis. He was taken to a psychiatric hospital for examination and warned authorities they would hear from Washington about the outrage. He claimed to be en route to Washington with no money or baggage.
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Chicago
Charles J. McRoherta
Plant City
Npg
Indianapolis
Tate
Psychopathic
Washington
Paris
Parents Held For Cruelty To A Helpless Girl Of 13
Washington Nov 7 Edith Riley a 13 year old girl confined in a dark closet at home was a witness as her father and stepmother were held for grand jury action on cruelty charges. Francis her brother described hunger beating and years of confinement. The family had been separated from relatives four years ago by court order and a police search led to the rescue.
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Washington
Tittle
Edith Riley
Gram
Edith
Francis
Louise
Kedith
Suma
Tha Boya
Riley
Lake in Canal Zone Flooded by Deluge
Harboa Canal Zone November 7. Torrential rains since yesterday flooded Gatun Lake the canal system’s water source. Traffic ended today as a pillways opened to drain the lake and ease the flood impact on canal operations.
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Canal Zone
Harboa
Panama Canal
Gatun Lake
Taylor of Tennessee Reported as Better
Memphis Tennessee November 1 Representative J Wit Taylor was examined by attendants at the Japanese hospital tonight as he makes “anti factory progress” toward recovery from an emergency operation for appendicitis performed yesterday.
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Taylor
Tennessee
Memphis
Tenn
J. Wit Taylor
Jap.ent
German court row over death of 76 children
In Lusback a disturbance erupted in the German court as parents of 76 children who died from an anti tuberculosis serum accused officials and doctors of responsibility. A crowd shouted down a lawyer and the judge had to remove a participant amid the tense proceedings.
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Lusbeck
Germany
Novaral
Briand Notes and Manchuria Crisis Persist
The Associated Press reports Japan refused to withdraw troops from Manchuria, prompting new notes from the League of Nations. Huiand urged restraint to avert broader conflict as powers consider a diplomatic boycott against Japan. On the Nonni river, Japanese forces held bridgehead while Chinese reinforcements faced uncertain attack. Japanese losses totaled 36 dead and 144 wounded. Chinese losses cited as three officers and 14 NCOs killed. Continued coverage noted.
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Associated Press
Manchuria
Japan
League of Nations
Huiand
League
Nota
Kina
Moh Chan- Shan
Man
Hei Lung- Klang
Model System for Caring for Poor in Atlanta
A unified Atlanta effort coordinates food, clothing, and shelter through city backed charity. Agencies include the Atlanta Rescue Mission, community chest, Junior League, Penny Campaign, and Salvation Army. Permanent financing guarantees $1,090 monthly from the city and $1,900 from the community chest plus food donations to meet needs as they arise.
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Edward Holman
Atlanta
Citv Vehick
Munnicipality of
Ure
Atlanta Res Luciwrant Association
Community Vlient
The
Junior League
Penny Chil
Salvation Army Thia Relief Center
Maianta
Community Chest
Moyle Charged With Neglect Of Daughter In LA
Los Angeles authorities filed a complaint against Don Moyle, former Pacific flyer now in county jail, charging allure to desert a 10 year old daughter Betty Les Moyle. Deputy city prosecutor Dorothy Garland said the action follows a request by Moyle’s former wife, Mrs Ndna fecher, who asserts no child support has been paid since 1928.
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Los Angeles
Don Moyle
Pacific Flyer
Inter Inte
Jnrevico
Betty Les Moyle
Dorothy Garland
Moyle
Ndna Fecher
Police clash with crowd at Tampa communist meeting
In Tampa Florida police clashed with a crowd at a communist meeting. One officer was shot and another struck by a brick while 13 people were arrested late tonight.
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Tampa
Fla
UPI
Missing DLO Prospector and Lady Ikea in Vancouver Search
Vancouver BC. Nov. Search under way in hazardous mountain terrain for R A Valcanic Brown aged prospector and Miss Mary Warburton 60 year old hiker both unheard from for several weeks or more as teams probe the area without solid clues.
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Vancouver
B. C
R. A.valcanic
Brown
Mary Warburton
Parade in Moscow marks fourteenth anniversary of revolution
In Moscow on Nov 7 the Soviet military paraded before Lenin's tomb as workers amassed in Red Square. Officials say over a million people from across Russia attended, with foreign delegations arriving for the dawn to night ceremonies.
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Moscow
Russia
Lenin
Hussia
Plane Crash Kills Three Near Capital
At Washington airport a plane plunged onto the Washington Alexandria highway killing three aboard. Frederick Karta of Salisbury Maryland a lieutenant in the Maryland National Guard was taking two friends for their first flight. Preston Paynter 17 of Washington and Leater K Dennis 30 of Salisbury also perished.
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Washington
Washington - Alexandria
Frederick Karta
Salisbury
Maryland National Guard
Aleft
Preston Paynter
Leater K. Dennis
Korte
Anti-Fascists Prepare Heckle Grandi Visit in U S Cities
New York reports anti fascist groups plan hostile demonstrations as Dino Grandi Italy foreign minister travels to America to meet President Hoover. Girolamo Valent editor of an anti fascist paper heads efforts in New York, Washington, Philadelphia and Baltimore to oppose Grandi’s tour and Italy’s diplomacy.
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America
Grandi
New York
Clauda
Dino Grandi
Italy
Naples
Hoover
Girolamé Valent
Washington
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Dino Grand
United States
Brent
Farewell of sorrow said to navy accident victims
Five sailors died when an anti aircraft gun exploded aboard the ship during combat with a mythical air threat. Funeral services were held for Seaman J J Schnur of St Louis with 15 in an honor guard. Lieutenant Ralph F Bradford Jr and others will be buried in Pontiaa, Has tings, Las Gator, and San Pedro. The cause remains under seal by navy inquiry.
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San Pedro
Calif
Norrow
U. S
Colorado
J. J. Schnur
St. Toma
W. W. Pierce
U.S. 5
Oklahoma
Schnur
Belmont Avenue
St. Louis
Ralph F. Bradford, Jr
Mattice J. Haw
San. Pedro
Clarence . Swift
Chief Petty
F. J. Plummer
Maryland
Winchester
Navy
Washington
Senator Wheeler to Visit Governor Roosevelt
Senator Burton K Wheeler of Montana met with New York party leaders, including Janos A Farley, to discuss upcoming plans. He stated he would visit Governor Roosevelt before returning home after a trip to Europe.
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New York
Burton K. Whealer
Montana
Hare
Janos A. Farley
Aunto Democratic
Ho Wok Vintt
Woonewall
Europe
Canada Gas Duties Change Noted by Finance Minister
Ottawa November 7 The finance minister announced new duty values for refined gasoline from U S points. Appraisal will occur today at several regional rates per wine gallon including Pennsylvania New York Atlantic seaboard 7.72 cents Chicago 7.233 cents Minneapolis 7.58 cents remaining districts ranging from 6.08 to 8.08 cents with the Wyoming district listed at 5.03 cents Montana at 8.083 cents.
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Ottawa
United States
Pennsylvania
New York
Atlantic
Chicago
Minneapolia
Midconfinant
Rentat
Wyoming
Montana Diatrict
Conta
Waterless Fire Ravages Mine Springs Sanders County
In Mine Springs Sanders County a fire destroyed a block of buildings after a lack of water halted efforts to contain the blaze. The Beaumont hotel and restaurant was among the sites burned with several other businesses including the Hot Springs Mercantile store Frost garage and a meat market. A late rain arrived too late to save the town structures. The blaze's cause was not determined and local residents faced heavy losses.
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Pisin
Mine Springs
Sanders County
Beaumont
Hot Springs Marcantils Company
Hot Springs Deeg Tore
Frost Garage
Bh, Smith
Altcrest Hotel
Lucy Likes
Meacula
Twe Esfea
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Texas
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Newspaper
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Roland A. Willeut
Cleveland
Roverat
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Nonni River
Chin
Ace Moyle Oaid
DLO Prospector
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Clark
Las Gator
Sen
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Roosevelt
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