Senate Republicans Face Internal Rift Over Moses Jackass Tag
Washington reports a deepening split within the Republican ranks as Senator Moses’s use of the word jackasses provokes calls to rethink leadership. Western independents back their own campaigns against regulars, weakening Hoover policies and threatening pro tem and committee chair roles amid farm relief and tariff disputes.
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Washington
Senate Republicans
Moses
New Hampshire
Senate
Hoover
Taber Opposed to New Tariff Bill
Louis J. Taber of Columbus Ohio master of the National Grange says the new tariff schedules are unfair to agriculture and plans to seek resolutions at the Seattle convention November 13 to 22. He contends manufacturers gain protection while farmers lose and will lobby Congress to remedy the situation.
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Pt. Paul
Louis J. Taber
Columbus
Ohio
National Grange
Seattle
Taber
Three corroborate Smith claim on 1916 bombing case
In Bellaire Ohio on November 9 AP reports three persons back Lewis Smith story that he confessed on his deathbed to planting the San Francisco Preparedness Day bombing that killed six and injured scores in 1916. Frank Stevens an inmate from Dayton Ohio traveled with a Cincinnati reporter to seek details while mistress Dora Monroe Wegee confronted him in Belmont County.
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Smith
Frisco
Bellaire, O
Lewis Smith
San Francisco
Frank O. Stevens
National Mlitary
Dayton
Stevens
Bellaire
Cincinnati
Amuck
Belmont County
Dora Monroe Wegee
Thomas Mooney
California
Armistice on Tariff Fails in Senate Fight to a Finish
Washington November 9 AP Republicans sought armistice terms in the tariff war but were rejected by a coalition of Democrats and Republican independents. Senate leaders warned against a November 20 recess to revise the bill, insisting on a full vote. Senator Walsh of Montana objected to binding support for any secret conference revision and to sending a bill to conference without debate.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Smoot
House
Senate Finance Committee
Sem Walsh
Walsh
Montana
Millions loaned for tillers aid under marketing act
Washington reports the federal farm board has loaned or made available 46.8 million dollars since the first approval three months ago to agricultural marketing associations. Loans ranged from 23 thousand to about 20 million to the American Cotton Growers Exchange. Cotton, grain and wheat received major aid, with substantial sums for other commodities.
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Washington
Federal Farm Board
Eaily
Arkansas Cotton Growers’ Cooperative Association
American Cotton Growers’ Exchange
Gas Blast in Ohio Kills Five. Four Hurt, Probe Opens
A coroner's jury began examining the Timms Spring company plant after a gas explosion killed five workers and burned four more. The blast shattered the building as a worker lit a cigarette with a match. Victims listed include Lumipsom Burtcher, John Raple, Mike Swety, Los Keyes, and Mrs Margaret Clan.
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Timms Spring Company
Wat Lumipsom 3A
Loms Burtcher
John Raple
Mike Swety
Los Keyes
Margaret Clan
Rom Land
Asr Agarette
New York bank chief Riordan ends life amid losses
James J Riordan 47, president of County Trust Co and ally of former Governor Alfred E Smith, was found dead with a pistol in his East Eleventh Street home. Police say suicide due to stock market losses. Bank directors said the firm remains sound and liquid. Riordan left four children. Smith notified, then the bank’s board named John J Raskoh acting chairman and William English acting president.
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New York
James J Riordan
The
County Trust Company
Alfred E. Smith
Ln East Eleventh Street
Frends
Joseph A Broderick
Smith
Charles A. Norris
Tsong
William
English
Riordan
Weather outlook for the coming week
The forecast covers the week starting Monday for the Northern Rocky and Mountain regions. Temperatures are expected to be generally fair with readings somewhat above normal.
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Rocky, Mountain Region
Fairy
Polson Power Permit Hearing Concludes in Montana
Washington reports the Flathead river power permit hearing ends after two weeks for Rocky Mountain Power and Wheeler. Briefs due December 5, rebuttals by December 16, with the Power Commission and Interior Department to decide thereafter. Rep. Cramton urged keeping the Flathead irrigation project promises by supporting a government power plant and pumping needs.
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Cramton
Rocky Mountain Power CO
Wheeler
Washington
Rocky Mountain Power Company
Woaker HH. Wheeler
Flathead River
Potson
Mont
Power Company
Power Commission
The
Interior
Hossement
Rep
Rocky Mountain Power! Company
L ©. Cramton
Michigan
Rocky Mountain Rover Company
Plathead Irrigaton
Flathead
Pantages Sentenced to One to Fifty Years in San Quentin
Alexander Pantages, famed theater magnate, is sentenced by Superior Judge Charles Fricke to one to fifty years in San Quentin for a statutory offense against Eunice Pringle, 17. He remains in county jail pending appeal while defense plans further action.
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Angeles
Alexander Pantages
Wagnate
Charles Fricke
San Quentin Penitentiary
Eunice Pringle
Fliche
Tantages
Wis
Carwen
Todney
W. T Gilbert
Oblast
Lois Pantages
Fitts
Three Die in Railway Smashup Near Mechanicville
A gasoline scooter tram derailment near Elnera, Mechanicrille, Newfoundland, killed three railroad laborers and injured ten. The rear wheel failure caused the tram to leave the rails, tossing workers onto track and into a ditch.
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Mechanicrille
Elnera
Kerosene blast wipes out five in Detroit home
A Detroit family of five was killed by a kerosene explosion in their one room home. Walter Waiber, 39, his wife Helen, 23, and their three children Wanda 2 Eugene 4 and Richard 6 died when Walter tried to speed the coal stove with kerosene.
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Detroit
APJ
Walter Waiber
Helen
Wanda
Eugene
Richard
Wabter
Detroit elects Bowles mayor in close race
Charles Bowles, 46, formerly a street car conductor, became Detroit's mayor after winning a tight contest against John W. Smith. Bowles had saved to pursue college and law studies, signaling a shift in city leadership.
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NEA
Detroit Bureau
Charles Bowles
Detroit
John W. Smith
Bears Triumph Over Grizzlies 53 to 18 at Memorial Stadium
California overwhelms Montana 53 to 18 in Berkeley as 11 backups step up. Bears extend conference lead. Montana scores late on a 74-yard return by Waldo Hkegren and a 69-yard run by Ralph Seeley.
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Bears Claw Grizzlies
Southern
California
Gub
Leng Res
Bens
Grizzlies
Bears
Montana
Jimmy Morrow
Waldo Hkegren
Grizzly
Garrity
Ralph Seeley
Bank Robbery in Chicago by Five Bandits
Five armed bandits broke into the Lake Shore Trust and another downtown bank in Chicago at closing time. They forced the cashier to surrender two thousand two hundred fifty dollars and fled. About 30 employees and a dozen customers were inside when the leader rifled tills and the counter amid a teller us gunfire from a passing car.
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Chicago
Lake Shore Trust
EES
Iame
Steller
Winnifred Rancher Commits Suicide Near Wirpiired
A Winnifred rancher near Wirpiired was found with a bullet wound on his ranch early today. Christenson, a local rancher who was unmarried, died after an apparent self inflicted gunshot. Authorities are unsure of motives and continue investigations in Winnfred.
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Lewisroyny
Ny 9
Chris Christemzon
Wirpiired
Arkansas Girl, 1, Is a Blackmailer
A teenage Arkansas girl was sentenced by judge Dickerson to three years in a state industrial school at Bulowt, then under supervision in Little Rock. The case involved a blackmail note demanding money from a local worker, with authorities identifying the author as a ward of the juvenile system.
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Juhia Milchen
Conleasid
Winet
Saxtrom
Sumard
Jake Feagte
Dickerson
Bulowt Ane
Louis J Starks
Whemlirss
Little Rock Ark
Lynching of Quincy Attack Suspect Reported Near Liversk
Will Larking a Black man indicted in Quincy for attacking a 12 year old white girl was seized by about 40 masked men and lynched between Madison and Suwannee counties near a railroad crossing. Sheriff Gregory said officers were en route to Jacksonville when the mob took the prisoner and killed him. The body was found hanging and riddled with bullets shortly after 9 p.m.
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Jacksonville
Fis
Will Larking
Quincy
Sherif &. & Gregory
Gadsten County
Liversk
Gregory
Madison County
Suwanee
Larkins
Gadsden County
Missing Mail Pilot 13 Found Hurts Not Bad
Phillipsburg Pa Nov 9 AP Jack Webster a New York Cleveland air mail pilot whose ship crashed on Rattlesnake mountain was found tonight nearly 24 hours after the disaster. He sustained a fractured left arm and bruises and was located by Robert Custer and two women who reached him on a highway near Phillipsburg after traveling to the mountain spot.
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Phillipsburg
Jack Webster
New York-Cleveland Air Mail
Rattlesnake Mountain
Allegheny
Robert Custer
Frank X Hirshbere dies in Great Falls
Frank X Hirshbere, 40, a Fairfield native born in Helena, died yesterday morning at Great Falls after a heart attack. Survived by brothers Fatvard and Mortimes of Chateau and Sidney of Los Angeles, and an aunt Mrs Ray Kohthers of Helena. Funeral services set for Tuesday afternoon in Great Falls.
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Trane
Vrshberg
Danker
Fairfield
Helena
Great Falls
Ordock
Cizes Brothery
Fatvard
Mortimes
Chateau and
Sidney
Los Angeles
Mre Ray Kohthers
Helens Timeral
Vatican issues list of prohibited books
Four to five thousand works are listed in the new index of forbidden books issued by papal order. The document opens with a preface, then cites the canons and general prescriptions, warning Catholics of both the Opental and Western rites against reading the condemned volumes.
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Vatican City
Bank of Michigan branch held up by armed woman in Detroit
Edith Jackson, a bank depositor, entered a Detroit branch and attempted a robbery. F K Miller wrestled a loaded revolver from her hand, one shot rang into the fire ceiling during the struggle. She is in custody on robbery armed charges, with police linking her to other recent bank incidents.
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Detroit
F. K. Miller
Bank of Michigan
Edith Jackson
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