Brewers Weigh Beer Distribution Fight Under Law Change
Washington aims to resolve how beer would be distributed if the Volstead act is modified. Brewers fear price and revenue shifts while old supporters warn of competition with illegal arms. Lawmakers debate licensing, while industrial leaders prepare for a new business climate.
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Washington
Congress
Rerinus
James M. Doran
Industrial Aleanot
Pangsears
Nrewers
Inet
O'Connor
O'Vannor
Walsh
Loday
Garner
Catholic Church Supports Expansion Society to Remain Active
Chicago November 22 The Maw matt Catholic church backed continuing extension work with strict trims only where essential in the anti Cardinal and archbishop program. Cardinal Mundelein of Chicago urged renewed vigor amid stresses, noting the expansion fund announced at 1,700,000 dollars to support building churches schools and seminars over the coming year.
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Chicago
Mawmatt Catholi
Nant Lnyman
Cathalic Chare Expansion Society
George
Gardinal Mundelein
Wan
Han
Schonin
Catholics Rally Against Birth Control Information
In Pittsburgh on November 22 the National Council of Catholic Men backed a resolution urging support for laws banning dissemination of birth control information, calling it a moral reform.
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Council OF Catholis
Tittsburgh
National Council of Catholic Men
Lawa
Stout Named to Montana Rail Commission After Boyle Resigns
Former Congressman Tom Stout of Lewistown is named to fill the Montana Railroad and Public Service Commission vacancy left by Daniel Boyle. Boyle resigns due to ill health. Stout’s appointment takes effect immediately and lasts until the general election, with terms of other commissioners expiring in 1935 and 1937. Continued on Page 2.
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TQM
Daniel Boyle
Sears
Montana Railroad and Pubic Service Commission
EB Erickson
Tom Flour
Lewistawi
Boyle Daves
Licennee
Fl Tealil
Tom Stout
Lewistown
Demenerat News
Tate Affairs
Northwest
Lewistown Democrat News
State Railroads and Public Service Commission
Erickson
Veteran Commission
Boyle
Stout
Montana Stathies
Membher
Mupry
Rove
Leonard C. Young Onda
Comnlasioner
Leo Denria
Commlasioner
MEAN GLO UNCLE SAM TO COLLECT OFF PEGGY MEAN GLO UNCLE SAM TO COLLECT OFF PEGGY
New York news reports Uncle Bri will auction assets to recover 520,000 owed by Peggy since 1922. Peggy returned from abroad with a $12,000 diamond and emerald pendant, a $600 Spanish shawl, and other finery she did not declare, with items stored in a warehouse. Some of Pola Negri's jewelry is also slated for auction.
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New York
Bri
Joyce
Artikias
Iain
Missouri pawnbroker gives away overcoats in Kansas City
Kansas City, November 22. A local pawnbroker distributed surplus overcoats to shivering men. The fourth year the company printed stock and again offered coats. this year he bought 400 extra coats for the occasion.
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Kansas City
Religious Maniac Leaps to Death in Waldorf Astoria
New York Nov 22 Blair T Scott 10 Baltimore lawyer and religious writer jumped to his death from the Waldorf Astoria hotel. His note spoke of self love and a greater purpose and mentioned Gandhi. Police found his body on a fourth floor extension. a letter addressed to The Press outlined his intent to contribute to war orphans in a self sacrifice.
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New York
Blair T. Scott
Baltimore
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
Hrott
Walter Seait
Theft of Scott Manuscript at Columbia University
New York reports the theft of an original Walter Scott manuscript from Columbia University. The volume was part of Scott’s non written manuscript for Guy Mannering, on display in a locked cage in October during a death anniversary observance. Librarian Roger Howron issued a formal statement noting the manuscript’s immeasurable value and that only two volumes remain in the collection.
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New York
Walter Scott
FP Morgan
Scott
Guy Mannering
Columbia University
Nosrat
Roger Howron
Ftrelf
Tokesperia
Inmates of Danigh Prison Mutiny Quelled in Denmark
Copenhagen reports a mutiny at Akershavn prison where inmates seized weapons and a chaotic clash lasted over an hour. Guards and staff restored control. the facility suffered heavy damage from the uprising.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Pollen
Noldiord
Akershua
Fee
Ted China
Hunger march plans roil Washington on Thanksgiving
Washington officials scrutinize a planned protest march to Hoover aimed at protesting child misery. A second broader “national hunger march” is also planned with Herbert Benjamin of the Unemployed Councils of America backing the effort.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Hoover
Herbert Benjamin
Unemployed Councils of America
Radtcal
Rebels in Honduras Defeated Near Copan
Tegucigalpa November 23. Loyal troops under General Ayalu defeated Liberal rebels tied to the recent presidential vote in a battle near Copan. Casualties unreported. Loyal forces seized Vela where rebel garrison had revolted as government troops prepared for a raid on Santa Rosa.
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Tegucigalpa
Hondurag
Ayalu
Copan
Vela
Santa Resa
President-Elect Roosevelt Aloof for Coming Session
Washington reports a statement attributed to the Hoover administration that England may halt debt payments after December 15 unless the United States shifts strategy. Roosevelt opposes capitulating before March 4, while meeting with Hoover, Mills, and Raymond Motley to map next steps. Congress remains resistant to further Europe relief as debt talks continue.
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W. B. Ragsdale
Washington
White House
England
United States
Roosevelt
Hoover
Mills
War Debt Funding Commission
Gretaling
Congress
Speech of King George on unemployment sparks humbug charge
Hing Lieoren opens parliament with pageantry but a rough debate erupts over unemployment policy. Labor leader George Lanabury attacks the speech from the throne as unworthy, citing the king's hands and the government’s plans. Continued on page 2.
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King George
Hing Lieoren
House of Remaons
Kirk
Ramsay MacDonald
George Lanabury
Indor
Parmanent
London
Pilot Dies After Gas Fatal Flight Crash Near Wharton
Whaces Texas November 22 Two men die after a plane carrying J C Templeton and W G Gallagher crashes in Wharton county. Pilot Goff Lienesch recalls being overcome by carbon monoxide from exhaust heater and losing memory of the flight. Gallagher dies in hospital and Templeton survives with injuries.
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Whaces
Tex
Gof. Lienesch
el Campo
Baby Boy Bites Dog At Seattle News Event
Two year old Forrest boy supplies what is shown to make a news story. The bite occurred during a moment of anger when the child allegedly teased a bull. Both child and dog owner were hospitalized. Investigation under rabies precaution pending.
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Seattle
Wash
Forrest Boy
Torrent
Porrest
Forrest
Benton's Cash Register Whistle Alarm Sparks City Interest
Weed, November 22. Benton's store uses a device that blows a whistle atop the garage each time the cash register is pressed. Residents say business proceeds as usual but the audible signal draws curious attention from locals and passersby.
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Weed
Gal
Benton
Ancient Mexican tombs reveal relief painting at Monte Alban
In Mealen City November report from Cavaca state archives shows Monte Alban tombs yielding evidence of early relief painting on a tomb floor and door jam. Paintings in greens reds and yellows were found with preserved cobra glyphs. A skeleton lay near the door with a skull and a heap of bones along with four large pottery dishes bound by an unknown substance and traces of a small animal.
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Mealen City
Monte Alban
Cavaca
Mexico
Alfonso Go
Kavernment! Archaeologat
Jugoslavs to Hold Prayer for United States Prosperity
Belgrade Nov. 22 Jugoslavia will hold a nationwide prayer Sunday for the return of prosperity in the United States. Bishop Margarita of the Left Orthodox Church of North America will officiate at Belgrade Cathedral, delivering a sermon on the distress of Yugoslav Americans and asserting that the United States is destined to play a high historic role reconciling human relations.
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Belgrade
Jugoslavia
Lwroslavia
United States
Margarita
Left Orthodox Church of North
100 DROWNED BY COLOMBIA FLOOD
About 100 persons drowned and many homeless after heavy rains and floods in Huila department and Bogota area. Ten deaths and over twenty injuries reported in Bogota from a recent storm. Huila lies over 100 miles south of Bogota.
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Colombia
Holla
Colombia Andes
Bogota
Huila Department
Madrid fire sweeps Music Palace theater in panic
Madrid November 22 The Music Palace, Spain’s most elaborate motion picture theater, was engulfed by fire. Attendants guided a large crowd to safety with only minor injuries. The blaze caused a temporary panic at the nearby Avenida theater, as firefighters worked to save adjacent structures while rear buildings were demolished.
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Madrid
Music Palace
Spain
Avenida Theater
Weice of luncheon up by five cents at state college
Amherst Massachusetts November twenty two Weice of luncheon rose due to a cover charge totaling five cents added for table decorations The food itself was priced at eight cents a plate including salmon chowder cabbage and evaporated milk dressing cheese toast gingerbread and milk with no salmon chowder served in home management class meals
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Amherst
Mass
Massachusetts State College
Roosevelt farm views coincide with farm leaders
Albany, N Y Nov 22 President elect Roosevelts farm policy aims to support agriculture with industrial protection and to raise farm purchasing power. An Associated Press analysis compares his campaign speeches with the plans and hopes voiced by recognized farm leaders.
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Albany
Roosevelt
Associated Press
Chicago
United States
Wallace urged for agriculture secretary under Roosevelt
Des Moines November telegrams from Town Federated Farm organizations urge Governor Roosevelt to appoint Henry A. Wallace of Des Moines, farm publication editor, as secretary of agriculture.
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Des Moines
Federated Farm Organizations
Roosevelt
Henry A. Wallace
Twice Reported As Dead Hitch-Hiking Widow Lives
Greenstore Pa November 22 Mrs Ida McCutcheon 38 once teacher has twice been reported dead In each case a body was identified as hers and buried under her name She appeared at a nephew's home while Chicago police held a body In Hammond Ind police dated 1924 identified as Mrs Mc Gutehean and buried under that name Her husband wandered from a New Kensington picnic years ago and now travels again with no clear destination
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Greenstore
Ida Mctutcheon
Wrstows
McCutcheon
Chicago
Hammond
Ind
Resolution for Third Party Submitted to A F L
Paul Miller reports that the American Federation of Labor plans a new political organization at its May convention. The federation’s executive council endorses a nonpartisan stance on government issues. Senator James Davis urged delegates to back government reform and support measures aiding the public, including VL act modification.
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Paul Miller
Cincinnati Way
APY
American Federation of Labor
Mantia
Amalgamated Associatons of
Tron, Steel and Th Workers
Indication
Hrwrirr
Project World Ft. Simlac
Allen Ureugh
Jamen Davia
Inher
Nyli
Tig
Saw blades delivered to New York reformatory in error
A package of saw blades destined for a victim of the Thanksgiving mail was misdelivered to the New York state reformatory. Staff refused the package as it was not intended for the inmates and could not be used.
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Saw Blades
New York
Limita
N. Y
New York State Reformatory
Reformatory
Hitch-Hiking Stunt Aims To Replace Thumbs
Green River Wyoming November 22. Cy Richards 18 devised a hitchhiking technique requiring no thumb motion. He was found lying along Lincoln highway in a swoon. Deputy Sheriff Johanson rescued him. Richards claimed the method works and tried it traveling from Caroon City Nav to Sault Ste Marie Mich, his home.
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Green River
Wyo
Cy Richards
Lincoln Highway
Johanson
Richarda
Caroon City
Nav
Sault Stu. Marie, Mich
Major Grammer Named for Senate Seat in Short Washington Session
Olympia Nov 22 Major E S Grammer Seattle lumberman announced as a Republican nominee to succeed Senator Wesley Jonon of Seattle in the coming short session of Congress He is a World War veteran and executive with Flora Loring company of Seattle He declined to comment on Prohibition and his political stance amid a Republican majority in the Senate
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Olympia
Wash
Ralan Hariiry
Grammer
Seenteta Tamberman
Repalatiyan
Wesley
Jonon
Neattle
Senate
Congress
Farmer-Labor
JL. Grammer
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Peggy
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Niew Sepa Prranliive
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Fann
Honduras
Aloof
Raymond J. Motley
National Press Club
Cnal
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America
Red Room
Lgover
Vhe
Quck
Meever
Wharton
Templeton
Los Angeles
Union Oil Company
Gallagher
Lienesch
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Andes Sector
Roosevelt Farm
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