Labor Leader Frames Six Hour Day at AFL Meet
Cincinnati November 21 The American Federation of Labor opened its 62nd annual convention with President William Green calling it its sternest struggle against want. He cited proposals for a six hour day and a five day week and for compulsory unemployment insurance as key aims. The gathering drew more than 300 delegates and hundreds of observers in a marble ballroom setting.
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American Federation of Labor Today
William Creen
Mirrara
Intel
Winnie Judd appeals Arizona Supreme Court slayer case
Winnie Hathford known as Mrs Winnie Judd seeks a further appeal to the Arizona Supreme Court alleging trial court errors in self defense instructions. Attorneys argue jury failure to fully consider self defense, with chief counsel Willson detailing alleged misdirections. Judd’s parents and relatives attended the hearing in Darlington.
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Ann Leed
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Speakman
Body of Sheepm an found in wild country north of Toy
Lewistown Nov 21 The body of Charion Tunink 70 believed to have wandered off and died from exposure was found today in the wild country 14 miles north of Toy by two ranchers. Tunick's dogs had kept watch over the body and authorities say he had been dead two days. He was in the sheep business in the Sanford section.
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Wateh
Thwan Wanght Ho
Ilo Waa
Sanford
Robins Recovers Identity Amid Confusing Report
A partial report from Tapleyalelon notes Robins recovers his identity and recognizes his wife Abbeville, while other scrambled lines reference Lowell resigning from Harvard, and Robins being treated at an Asheville institution. The text mixes places and names with unclear context.
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Beer law forecast after Hoover talks in Washington
Washington November 21. Representative Britten says a top White House meeting with President Hoover signals that any top tax or beer legislation paused by Congress this November will not be vetoed. Britten notes New Year’s could see beer legalisation rather than pork barrel bills, amid Capitol Hill discussions.
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White House
Britten
Hoover
Congress
Voting corruption alleged as ballots show black voters marked
Washington reporters testified before the special House elections committee that Wilmington Delaware voters received money at polling places. Witnesses J J Wil Hates and Joseph A Callahan described marked ballots showing an X above the Republican party for negro voters.
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Special House
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Delaware
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Plan to pay present value of World War II veterans bonus
Washington November 21. Frank To Mines administrator of veterans affairs says he seeks a plan to permit payment of the present value of the soldiers bonus to World War I veterans. A sinking fund via economies would be established to raise the money. Some proposals aim to reduce non service disability allowances to free funds. The plan would determine whether to urge Congress to authorize such payment when money is found.
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Murder Wife Confession After Cerney Views Stains
Chicago homicide report states Gna Cerney confessed to killing his wife Ina in a frenzy of anger and attempting to hide the body in the Mojave desert. He was questioned on bigamy but provided new details as police recovered bloodstained carpet from his car and linked an inheritance claim to Miss Mitchell. Local officers reported the couple had married in Los Angeles 18 months prior.
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Gilda and Art Seek Free Ad Waiver in Hoxton City
Roston Nay 20 7 Girda Ray the dancer and Arthur Rit the singer applied for a free ad waiver today in Hoxton City. They planned a publicity stunt but could not proceed without judge approval. Mayor James M. Curray was informed of their plans and the waiver requirement was discussed with Min Gray and Darrett.
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H Wagkers Seek TQ Dozen Alfalfa Bill
Muskogee Oklahoma November 21 There will be no reply to a birthday card from McAlester to Governor W. T Murphy Rol on the day. Just a couple of Wackers down as state prison critics say Alfafa will know what they want.
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Quart of 1916 Beer Held for Celebration
Tacoma resident Charles A Johnson plans to drink his quart bottle of beer on Christmas or New Year after buying it in 1815 when Washington state went dry. With the dry law repealed in the November election, he hopes Congress will legalize beer so he can open the bottle by the holiday season.
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Stage Battle With Large Police Force Breaks Up Rally
In Minneapolis on November 21 a violent clash in front of the city hall left two officers beaten and 18 demonstrators arrested as a crowd of more than 1,000 unemployed hunger marchers confronted police. Paradeau, a former detective captain, was swept into a revolving door as officers cleared the area, with arrests made and law enforcement pushing the group away from the courthouse doors.
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Demonstration Ends in Disorder at Mayor Office
In Meaveland on Nay 21 a 400 strong mounted group rode into a crowd of about 400 near Mayor Ray Miller's office. Officers fired warning shots as delegates, refused an audience, pulled at mounted officers, and the scene escalated with several trampled and bruised individuals. Two men were arrested as chaos dispersed near City Hall. A Communist agitator led a march to demand food, gas, coal, and carfare.
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Treasury bills tendered for February 23 1993 maturity
Washington reports, November 21, Secretary announces applications to tender four and a half times the amount offered for an 8 day treasury bill. Tender opening today to raise about 2.0 billion dollars for maturity February 23, 1993.
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Two Missing Flyers Likely Dead Named Arissy Duo
San Francisco reports officers found a large piece of canvas near Angel Island, identified as from the observation plane of missing Arissy fold flyers lieutenants Robert Mertich and Jefferson Davis. The fabric was dated August 24, 1941, the day the plane was built, and the flyers have been missing since yesterday.
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Tillers Plan March on Capital From Midwest States
Madison Nebraska Nov 21 Farmers led by Andrew Dahlsten planned a march by truck on Washington with 100 Madison area precincts already organized. Marchers from western states will converge Nov 28 and travel to Sioux City joining Minnesota and Dakotas contingents for the Washington protest. They expect ten dollars per delegate for travel costs as locals provide meals and pledge orderly conduct. Meanwhile Minneapolis hosts the second six day bicycle race as Peden and Audy break a six day tie to win.
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Hitler Receives Mandate to Form Cabinet in Germany
Adolf Hitler obtained a mandate to form a government but balked at several conditions. A 15 minute meeting with President von Hindenburg preceded a written memorandum restricting changes to the Reichswehr, emergency decrees, Prussia’s federal commissioner, foreign policy, and Article 48 powers. Hitler conveyed via letter that the limitations were too narrow for his plan to lead.
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Widow of Sen Carter Dies in Seattle Hospital
Seattle Nov 21 Mrs Thomas H Carter widow of United States Senator Carter of Montana died here today of pneumonia at Providence hospital where she had been since Sept 15 after falling in her hotel room and breaking her hip Her sister Mrs Thomas J Walker of Butte will take the body to Washington D C tonight Senator Carter is buried there She accompanied her husband on a month long business visit after a trip to Alaska She leaves two sons John and Hugh Thomas Carter of Washington D C her sister and two brothers Judge Albert Galen of Helena Montana and Jamon L Galan of Cordova Alaska Senator Carter died in August 1911 Continued on Page 4
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Montana Heads to Chicago Stock Show Here Dominates Entries
Montana exhibitors expect strong showings at the 83rd International Livestock Exposition in Chicago from November 26 to December 3 with larger Montana entries in Shorthorn and Hereford cattle. Montana State College, Dwight A. Smith and Song of Boxeman, along with the Mount Hagen Company and several breeders, plan to enter prize cattle while 4-H youths from multiple states compete in junior livestock events judged by Montana State College staff.
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Gold Found Near Utah Chicken Ranch In Wyoming Report
Roth Springs Wyoming November 21 news describes gold seekers watching a Utah chicken ranch. A hen owned by Mrs Dan Prontina yielded eight small yellow gold nuggets believed to originate from the ranch, prompting local interest in the find.
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Manchurian Dispute In Big League
In Geneva today the League of Nations council opened examination of the Manchurian question with a sharp debate. Japan denied breaking any international obligations while China cited invasions and ongoing slaughter and destruction. Special seats heard Yo Matsuoka for Japan reject the Lytton finding.
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Davis to Manage Office on Crop Loans in Spokane
Spokane reports that D. W. Davis, former Idaho governor, will replace John F. Davies as manager of the Federal Crop Production Loan office here. Davies resigned after Friday’s conviction for violating state banking laws as a director of the cloned American bank.
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Hoover weighs revival of war debt commission plan
President Hoover prepared to present a definite program at a forthcoming talk with Franklin D. Roosevelt. He held discussions with financiers and advisers as opposition to reestablishing the debt commission grew in Congress. A note from Czechoslovakia seeking suspension of its 1.5 million dollar December payment was added to the foreign debt tangle. Mills, assisting Hoover, declined to say whether the idea would be dropped, noting that such an organization would be very helpful right now.
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Wreck Victims Fall To Death In Cable Railway Crash
In Brasov Romania on November 21 an engineer fainted in the control station and two coaches of the Covuana mountain cable railway careened loose. Five passengers were hurled to their deaths from a 4,000 foot fall. two victims were women.
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Thanksgiving dinner planned for Kansas City's needy
In Kansas City on November 21 seven chefs prepare to serve about 13,000 needy people a Thanksgiving dinner with 960 turkeys and fixings. Justice of the Peace Casimore Welch's Jefferson Democratic club oversees the effort.
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Justice of the Peace
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Jefferson Democratic Club
Perambulant bartender fined for street hawking drinks
Tasadena California police charged P T Thomas with violating square and imbibad laws after he hawked beer and wine from a car and ran a tip box. He offered drinks to customers and later slept at the wheel. a dozen untoucher bottles were found in the ice box and he was fined $100.
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