Tension on Austro German Frontier LIQUOR
Washington reports edged by discontent among distillers and brewers over federal liquor control after repeal. politicians discuss a nationwide move to return regulation to states. A proposed plan favors state control of alcohol trade under new governance, challenging federal price, import, and marketing policies. The debate centers on the Assortition Again and Prohibition Amendment influence.
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Stirling
Stmkn
Cartes
Abil
Wolil Cangren
Seevon
Anti War Students Plan Campaign Across New York
New York readers report antiwar students plan a campus campaign after a convention approved forming a collegiate antiwar union. The group will stage antiwar meetings on holidays and sent a protest to the board of education opposing mandatory pledges of loyalty in primary and secondary schools.
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City Board of Education
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World News In Gist From The Adoneteer Press
Domestic policy critics argue for faster action while murder case details emerge in Chicago. Roosevelt and Bullitt plan to travel to Moscow as talks top agenda. Other reports include indictments at Scottboro and discussions on disarmament with German and other officials. Local signals point to cabinet moves and Canary Islands party leaders meeting Africans tomorrow.
Confession by Wynekoop Repudiated by Prisoner
Chicago scene reports Earle Wynekoop 27 accused of murder allegedly confessing and reenacting the crime. Authorities, led by State's Attorney Charlew S Dougherty, accuse the confession of being fabricated as Wynekoop is held for further questioning. His 22-year-old wife Rheta is also involved. The case includes a troubled mother, Dr. Alicea Wynekoop, and a physician hospital scene as legal actions continue.
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Hooken
Munter
Rheta
Earle Wynekoop
Alicea Wynekoop
Charlew S Dougherty
Fantaatle
Wynekoop
Moe High
Tewan
Chiseling Contractor Hit By Attorney General Opinion
Attorney General Raymond T. Nagle issued an opinion at the request of the highway commission de vising a $500 penalty against a contracting firm in Teton County for breach of contract under NRA code by using workers more than 20 hours per week. The opinion states the penalty should be enforced to punish violators and warn others that the wage protections must be kept. Investigation found subcontractor workers billed at 20 hours weekly but often worked more, with understanding among parties and apparent knowledge of the contractor’s superintendent. Continued on page 1, section 2.
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Ranic
Kansar
Raymond T. Nagle
Teton County
Morehan
Boy of 1515 Held on Extortion Charges
A complaint charging extortion by threatening letters was filed in the probate court of Judge John Jackson at Wotae Idaho. The case involves Ralph Sargensen, a one year old, alleged to have extorted $206 from Miss Emma Wurst, a neighbor.
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Idaho
Dudge
John Jackson
Aday Agaliet
Ralph Sargensen
Fanny Bay
Ite
Emma Wurst
Reclamation and Liquor Control Talks Set at Boise Powwow
Troine Nov 25. Oliver prohibition and proclamation will engage state and national measures in a two day convention starting Monday. Governors Rosa of Teaho and Meier of Oregon will lead talks on unified federal funding for reclamation projects and uniform liquor control legislation in the West. The National Reclamation Association and the Western Governors Conference will jointly hold sessions and share a program of discussions on reclamation as a major issue.
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Rosa
National Reclamation ‘Association
Wonn
Meier
Oregon
Lindy and anne plan voyage to West Africa
Tan Palman and Mrs Charles A Tandberg plan a Sunday trip to Villa Clanereg on the West African coast about 100 miles southwest of here. Villa Clanereg lies roughly 600 miles north from Gane Vere, near where Catone Lindhorn may begin a trans Atlantic hop. Northeastern Rocky Mountain territories report generally fair weather with occasional rain or snow in western Montana and northwestern Wyoming, temperatures a little above normal.
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Mathie
Charles A. Tandberg
Villa Clanereg
West Africat
Vila Clanereg
Gane Vere
Catone Lindhorn
Rocky Mountain
Montauk
Wyoming
More Civil Works Jobs Approved For Montana
State relief and civil works director T C Spaulding says 14 000 men will be placed in fulltime jobs by December 15 and 6 495 men will be checked starting Monday. Twenty counties attended the regional conference with 18 submitting projects and many approved while others require further data. An added fish and game project will build a log and rock dam at Hole Creek in Missoula County for water impoundment and rearing ponds. The works board also approved two highway projects in Missoula.
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State Relief and Civil Works
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Missoula
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German Soldier Shot By Austrian Patrols Near Salzburg
Vienna reports tension on the Austro German frontier after a German soldier was shot near Kitzbühel on the Tyrolese border. Austria tightened border controls as a probe began, with a German protest lodged and a border closure for suspects. A separate note mentions a Franco German parley with Andre Francois-Poncet visiting Hitler about disarmament.
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Salzburg
Kitzbuehel
Legation
Foreign Office
Ong
Germany
Skux
Berlin
Andre Francois-Poncet
Adolph Hitler
Open special session to tackle vital proposals in Helena
Legislators from Montana’s 36 counties rush into Helena for the opening of the special session on Monday at 10 am. Key items include relief appropriations, potato liquor stores, and a $6,000,000 loan and grant for a water conservation program. Predictions vary on length from one week to three weeks as sessions timelines loom.
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Stontana
Helena
Ptato
Public Work Administration
Cooney
Throg
Jm Lively
Imposter in custody falsely claims ties to Montana
Washington November 25 Special Charged with impersonating federal authority a man who gives his name as Albert Berg Jr of Nel enn Manian. He claims to be brother of Dr David T Berg and nephew of District Judge Benjamin Tere. Berg denied these ties but said they were related. He also claimed to be secretary to Senators Erickson Wheeler and clerk of the Benita Indian affairs committe. He was arrested in the senate office building by Sergeant William A Weber. The arrest followed a note from Senator Reed of Pennsylvani a. He faces a month examination in the near days.
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Washington
Albert Berg. Jr
Nelenn
Manian
David T. Berg
Relena
Benjamin Tere
Stringston
Nolles
Berg
Erickson
Wheeler
Benita Indian Affairs
Senate
William A. Weber
Weber
Livingston
Georgetown University
Reed
Pennsylvania
Kansas House Approves Four Articles of Impeachment
Topeka Nov 25 Four articles of impeachment were adopted by the Kansas House charging Attorney General Noland Boynton with complicity in a one million dollar bogus bond scandal and neglect of duty. The action stems from Boynton’s dealings with Ronald Winey as investigators scrutinize related criminal charges.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Noland Baynton
Wansaa
Boynton
Ronald Winey
Vous Hooker
Roaring Banker Scandal Echoes Roosevelt Era
Fragmentary notes claim major bankers plotted to mislead Roosevelt over a financial scheme. The passage hints at government influence, banking schemes, and a call for accountability. Names are garbled but reference appears to involve political figures and public officials from the era.
Plane mystery in Atlantic flight from Jacksonville
Mrs Loko Turck Stanton, 32, a prominent New York socialite, reports her husband vanished after a nighttime flight from Jacksonville. The plane, with four hours of fuel, was never traced over the Atlantic ocean, fueling belief he perished in the sea.
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Noton
Loko Turck Stanton
Atlantic Ocean
Jacksonville
Fla
Katen backs short session to cut relief need
FE T Katen, chair of the state committee on committees, says relief and reemployment plans reduce the need for a special session. He planned to go to Helena for the opening session and expects the session to last one week with no fundamental tax or appropriation issues. Reports suggest 16,000 men may be put to work, per newspapers.
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Soen
Fe.t. Katen
State
State Committee On Committees
Helena
Montana
District coal men perfect theta code conference adopted
Denver November 25 The fifth divisional code authority adopted tentatively by laws and regulations supplementing the NRA code for the bituminous coal industry after a four day conference. Representatives from 12 western states including New Mexico Arizona Colorado Wyoming Montana Idaho Nevada Oregon Washington California North Dakota and South Dakota attended. The by laws were not released for publication and may take effect with approval by NRA administrator General Hugh Johnson.
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API
NRA
WIL
Hugh Johnson
New Mexico
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Montana
Wind
Idaho
Nevada
Oregon
Washington
Californnia
North Dakota
South Maekota
Litvinov Sails for Europe to Seek Soviet American Accord
New York dispatch reports Soviet foreign minister Maxim Litvinov leaving for Moscow with a peace message to America and plans to visit Rome for talks with Mussolini. Officials foresee discussions on disarmament and a possible rapprochement between Italy and Russia as Litvinov travels. Continued on Page 1, Section 2.
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America
Maxim M. Liteineff
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Rome
Ivan Divilkovsky
Mussolini
Italy
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Tr Duce
Litvinoff
President Roosevelt shifts to Russia diplomacy
President Roosevelt, at Warm Springs, ordered Ambassador Bullitt to proceed to Russia to establish new relations with the Soviet government. The move, announced during a presidential vacation retreat, leaves most business unattended as recovery leaders gather. Secretary Ickes arrives tomorrow for a full briefing on domestic programs including the dollar monetary plan.
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Warm Springs
Roosevelt Sonight
William C. Bullitt
Lence
Russia
Ickes
Roosevelt
Borah Blasts Roosevelt Money Policy As Inflation Debate Heats Up
Senator Borah, Idaho Republican, attacked the president's monetary program amid a fresh burst of comment from figures including Governor Black and Secretary of State Moore. The exchange touched Alfred E. Smith and others, while gas prices held at 33.76 per ounce and farmers' purchasing power edged higher. The administration offered no price change as the dispute continued.
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Washington
Senator Horak
Idaho
Roosevelt
Loral
Alfred B. Smith
R. Walton Moore
Fessler
Ohio
Black
Federal Reserve Board
Treasury
Agriculture Department Attiiudes
Borah
Five former Cuban army officers slain on highway near Coton
On the Matanzas Santa Clara route unidentified assailants seized guards and killed five former Cuban army officers. The victims, once under President Gerardo Machado, were said to be connected to the 1932 Alvarez killings near the late Gallego Alvarez ranch. Police suspect a revenge motive amid chaotic regional violence.
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Matanzas
Gwha
Coton
Matanza
Santa Clara
Aines
Gallego Alvvarez
Gerardo Marchado
Alvarey
Plot for revolt in Spain spark shocks Madrid
Madrid announced by the government that a planned nationwide revolutionary plot involving nine nations was discovered and scheduled to unfold on Monday. The disclosure followed a Sunday report from Madrid dated November 26.
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Madrid
Stanford and Princeton to Meet in Rose Bowl Battle
Stanford University in Calif earned the West’s Rose Bowl invite for Pasadena on New Year’s Day after a 7 to 0 win over California. Board of athletic control manager Al Mantera announced the invitation, noting Stanford would choose its eastern opponent, with Princeton favored as the likely foe.
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Board of Athletic Control
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Fartt
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Cardinals
Princaton
Natural Scenes of the United States booklet offer
The Washington Information Bureau distributes a booklet titled Natural Scenes of the United States. It highlights famous and typical landscapes by state. Readers can mail ten cents to receive a copy with an address in the United States.
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