Four-Power Conference May Be Held in Europe
The Associated Press reports revived hope for disarmament talks as Germany’s withdrawal prompted discussions in London Paris and Rome. Britain France Italy and Germany were named as potential participants with Geneva as a possible venue and a date not yet set. A French prime minister’s cabinet reshuffle and Polish-German tensions were noted as factors in seeking a balanced approach.
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Poland
World News In Gist From The Ataocinird Perens
Washington confers with Morgan and Myron on New York stock and dollar rally. Seizure of two men in California amid a kidnapping claim. Senate probes saborka market data from forty banks. Imminent Soviet U.S. talks announced. Arrest order in Maryland lynching inquiry. Dr Myer's succeeds Morgenthau Jr. at Farm Credit. Aviators’ crowd climbs to election near. Cabinet crimes conFranta barcaut. Britain ready to hear Hitler demands as Geneva meeting aims to vitalize arma talks. British freighter storm impact noted.
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Young Hart Murder Case Confession Reported
Announcement by Louis O Neal on police authority states the confession in the murder and kidnapping case of Young Hart. Thur mond was named as a victim. suspects Emig Jurt and Shariff Wilam were involved, Holmes found near a hotel. Investigators quote a deputy describing the killing as a preemptive move to avoid escape or disclosure.
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Federal Tribunal Upholds Roosevelt Anti Gold Hoarding Policy
New York November 16 Federal Judge John M Woolsey sustained President Roosevelts anti gold hoarding policy while ruling that the secretary of the treasury rather than the president issued the August 28 order directing citizens to surrender gold. The decision involved lawyer Frederick B Campbell amid charges of failing to report 27 bars valued at 200574. The court upheld a demurrer to one count of the indictment. The government may appeal or the treasury could issue another proclamation.
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Palley
John M. Woolsey
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Federal Resrrye Bank
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Federal indictment under NRA first of its kind filed
New York nov 16 a federal indictment for violating an nira code described by lieprow outer as the first of its kind was returned by a brooklyn grand jury today against the Hercules Growing Stations inc and the company's officers david lind president and mor letine vice president they alleged they had not aligned the code and maintained their business war at also the nia's jurisdiction they will they had engaged arms to night the fare
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Farm strike pickets wounded in Wisconsin
Appleton Wis Nov 16 One picket wounded and 13 arrested as farm strike tensions flare in Outagamie county A marshal was shot in the foot by a deputy during a march toward a creamery at Maple Creek near New London The incident followed tear gas and the crowd’s advance
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Pioneer transport figure Douglas Farrell dies at 77
Los Angeles reports the death of Douglas Farrell, long-time railroad pioneer and former University of Washington regent. Born in Minnesota, he began his railroad career in 1877 and later joined the Empire Builder era Great Northern.
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Empire Builder
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Great Northern Stains Ahip Company
Slaying of Grace Amid Nurse Defense Trial
In Connellsville a high profile trial unfolds as Frieda Welty defense rests after Sonia Cruz Nay, formerly a nurse, testifies about Grace and the shooting. Attorney James Duggan outlines the case claiming accident and recounts Grace’s life in military service and nursing prior to the incident.
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Frieda Welty
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James Duggan
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Hog Market Deadlock Amid Surplus In Chicago and South St Paul
Chicago reports a glut with 19,000 hogs billed directly from a fresh supply of 40,000 as prices hovered at about 4.60 per hundredweight with few bids. In South St Paul about 13,000 hogs remained unsold tonight while 8,000 hogs were held by associations. the top price was 3.90 per hundredweight, deemed too low by major cooperatives.
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First Fort Peck Dam Wage Roll Reported Tidy
The article notes a tidy wage roll for the First Fort Peck Dam project, with distributed wages and expanded construction plans. It mentions testing 30 contracts, a new power line, and a temporary line to be built by crews under Missouri River division officials, with a final value around £0,000.
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Hope for Bob Harkness Lost in Furile Search
A troubled report details a missing man, Bob Harkness, with a large search effort failing to locate him. The fragmentary note suggests confusion over names and places, mentioning a turnout of nearly 200 and a dangerous, unsettled setting in western Manzana.
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British freighter Sax by crew feared lost in storm
Valentia Ireland November 16 reports that the crew of the British freighter Sax by, 27 men, are believed abandoned after the ship took to the boats during the storm. No word has been heard since the last distress call.
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Irish Free State
Saxby
Two Nations Clash Over Peace Talks Night Standoff
In Mivsas Neverly Hills on November 16, a quirky note reports Germany and France at odds over talks and arms, with France resisting without Teagan’s presence. The piece urges calm amid tense negotiations and repeated failings to untie past disputes.
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Coldest in 50 Years Shelters Amid Record Snow
Rising temperatures promised relief for the Mississippi valley while Northwest states shivered in record cold. Eastern Pennsylvania faced colder weather as forecasters warned of more chill. St Louis Chicago and Indianapolis warmed briefly as snow loomed. New York hit 46.7 degrees above zero for November 16, Adirondacks reported 20 below, Vermont readings showed sub zero in many spots.
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Announcement Due Today on Russian Recognition
Washington November 16 The two hour review of subjects between President Roosevelt and Maxim Litvinoff Soviet foreign minister cleared the way for an announcement on Russian recognition tomorrow The meeting also included Woodin Morgen thrugh and others in treasury and state posts Trade talk indicated the administration expected to restore diplomatic relations with the Soviet before Roosevelt leaves for Warm Springs Georgia tomorrow afternoon Continued on Page 2
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William C. Bullitt
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Georgia
Plan for federal control of liquor gains ground
Washington, Nov. 16. The proposal to form a federal government liquor corporation to establish a monopoly faced resistance from distillers and some committees but had backing, with reports President Roosevelt favoring it. The plan envisions federal licensing of distillers and limiting their profits, without direct involvement in retail sales though influence via retailers' codes under the farm administration.
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Beers Safe Under State Liquor Law Says Montana AG
Attorney General Raymond T. Nagle announced that the state liquor control act will not interfere with 3.2 beer sales under the Montana beer law. He rejected reports that beer parlors face doom, noting the law expressly states it is not to interfere with regulatory measures for beer and similar fermented beverages.
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Raymond T. Nagle
Haver Control Brant
Helena
Nagle
Public schools may be closed nationwide by April 1924
Dr John K Norton of Columbia University warned the National Association of State Universities that about 4 020 000 children could lose public school instruction after April 1 1924. He said some 20 000 schools might be forced to close due to funding shortages.
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John K. Norton
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Norton
Joint Commission
America
Reich bishop Mueller agrees to revoke aryan statute
Herlth November 16. Reich bishop Ludwig Mueller, leader of German Protestantism, agreed to promulgate a law rescinding all provincial and national church laws from recent months including the aryan statute. The move allows nonlarian Christians with Jewish blood to remain members and hold offices in the church.
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Seattle Customs Men Involved In Graft
Beattle November 16. U S Collector of Customs Saul Faas announced grave charges involving graft and diversion of seized liquor were made in a report to him by special federal agents who investigated corruption in the customs service during a previous administration.
Proposed Oil Prices Stir Protests Across States
Washington reports protests over proposed oil prices after Secretary Ickes advised delays beyond December 1 to allow both sides to present views. Governor Miller and Senator O’Mahoney of Wyoming argued the schedules would add three to five cents per gallon at the pump, citing impact on Wyoming residents.
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Work Oath Thru Action Encourages Many Go Back
Washington reports 85,000 more workers returned to jobs last month as the labor department eyes a total of 4,000,000. A White House conference led by Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt was set for Monday to craft relief plans for women and job placement. Mary Hopkins released October figures showing 1,485,834 families on relief rolls, down from 1,679,232 in September, as transfers from relief to civil works jobs under a $400 million program were planned.
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Federal Budget Aims At Two And Half Billion Goal
Washington November 17 Budget Director Lewis Douglas outlines a plan to cap ordinary federal expenditures at 2.5 billion dollars for the next fiscal year. The proposal signals a restrained federal budget and emphasizes limiting non-defense spending.
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Morgan and Taylor Call at White House Social Visit
President Roosevelt hosted J. P. Morgan and Myron C. Taylor at the White House in a 45 minute social call. Mrs. Roosevelt served tea as Morgan and Taylor, recent Steel strike negotiators, met the president and left for New York. The meeting was described as entirely social with Morgan on business in the city.
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New York
Myron C. Taylor
United States Steel Corporaion
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Roosevelt
Former Senator Hansbrough of North Dakota is Dead
Washington reports Henry C. Hansbrough 85 former North Dakota senator died of pneumonia after a long illness. Known as the father of irrigation he served in the House beginning 1889 then the Senate until 1909. A liberal Republican he backed Wilson in 1916 and the Progressive movement in 1924. He urged farmers to back FDR farm policy and recently authored American Money Tragedy.
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North Dakota
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Woodrow Wilson
National Progressive League
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Theodore Roosevelt
Banks Asked for Data Upon Money Loaned for Gambling
Washington reports the banking committee has sent a questionnaire to major banks seeking details on money loaned for stock transactions. The probe follows tracing of the General Theaters Rawing Meat Corporation creation in 1929, with counsel threatening contempt or perjury and conflicting testimony from Marley J. Clarke. The data aims to supplement information from brokers on New York stock exchange and security markets.
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Acneate Banking Committee
Steck
General Theaters Rawing Meat Corporation
Marley
J. Clarke
Ferdinand Paconi
Conzona
Michi
Beckers
New York Stork Exchange
Citlee
Recovery machinery 15 to be simplified
The Roosevelt administration seeks to simplify and consolidate numerous local recovery boards and agencies. In two weeks officials expect a realignment of activities to improve local coordination and reduce public confusion over federal programs.
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Roosevelt
Valuable Map of the Soviet Union for Educators and Public
An up-to-date, highly accurate map of the Soviet Union offered for ten cents to cover cost. Includes government explanation and population and commercial statistics. Sent by mail to Washington D C address with coupon and ten cent stamp. Director Frederic J. Maskin of Helena Information Bureau promotes ordering from Washington D C.
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