Governor Praises Lynchings In San Jose Mob Justice
In San Jose California Gov James Rolph Jr and state officials praised the lynching of John M Holmes and Thomas Thurmond confessed kidnaper-slayers of Brooke Hart. They said the action gave a lesson to the nation amid nerves in the town after the mob attacked tainted by violence. Page 7 continued.
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San Jose
Calif
James Rolph
John M. Holmes
Thomas
Thurmond
Brooke Hart
Sacramento
Atate
St. Jamien Park
World News In Gist Re The Scalted Prete
Washington and cities across the globe report on administration policy and fiscal debates. Key figures include Governor Hodnevell and President Roosevelt allies addressing monetary policy, NRA code progress, and the push to restore greenbacks while lawmakers weigh bond and tax strategies.
Melton offers measure to abolish liquor stores and create tavern system
Senator George M. Melton proposes a revenue plan to repeal the state beer and liquor store laws and establish a tavern system. The plan would issue licenses to tavern keepers to sell beer and liquor for on premises consumption, replacing existing outlets and aiming to curb clandestine competition while boosting state income during the special session.
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Melton
Seston
House of Representatives
George M. Melton
Beaverhead County
Uor
Metton
Tax Committee
Beaverhhead County
State Board of Equalization
Northern Montana Projects Approved for Employment
Malti Nov 27 UP projects to provide immediate jobs for 2460 men in northern Montana counties were approved at a regional conference of the state civil works administration. About 800000 dollars were projected to be spent on the schemes within 60 days. Details listed include a Hingham wrecking job and North Montana college operation.
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Malti
Montana
SOHN 0 MAY NOT BE ABLE TO VISIT SOUTH
In the Noctlefelier district on November 27 a report notes that Ormond Reach plans a winter home move tomorrow but his physician has not confirmed a full recovery. The rareald capitalist Lina is not yet certain if his parents will depart.
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South
Taryuinwn
Noclefelier
Ormond Reach
Raul
Tomorrore
Mrs Dick Marries Italian Prizefighter in New York
New York papers report Mrs Madeline Force Astor Tick wed Enzo Flarmonte an Italian prizefighter. Mrs Dick’s first husband John Jacob Astor IV died in the Thane disaster, leaving a view tint of the tragedy.
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Mrs. Dick
New York
New York American
Mra
Madgeline Force Astor Tick
Enzo Flarmonte
Mra. Dick
John Jacob Astor
Thane
Irrigation Advocates Seek Extended Refinancing Funds
In Boise Idaho on November 27 the National Reclamation Association and Western Governors Conference voted to urge extending time for refinancing irrigation and drainage districts under the farm relief act. They also asked for increased funding, after a full day of addresses by Idaho Governor Ross United States Reclamation Commissioner Elwood Mead and Portland President Marshal N Vana and a message from President Roosevelt.
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Boise
Idaho
National Reclamation Association
Western States Governors’ Conference
Ross
Elwood Mead
United States Commissioner of Reclamation
Marshal N. Vana
Tortland
Roosevelt
Judge Bourquin Announces Resignation From Federal Bench
George M. Bourquin, a Montana federal judge for nearly 22 years, said he will resign effective March. He noted his long service since 1912 appointee by Taft and indicated no immediate plans, telling the bar he would serve until his successor is named and urging public scrutiny of nominees.
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Lendville
Colette
Aimer
Patna
Butten
Fadeefi
Taft
Jurtse Aald
Hutto
Couzens and Aldrich Clash at Fox Movie Probe
Senator Couzens of Michigan angrily rebuked Winthrop W. Aldrich head of Chemical Bank amid Senate banking committee hearings into General Theaters Equipment Inc. The clash occurred as Chase executive Earmonn Place tried to steer testimony about Fox Film Inc. dividends and related figures. The exchange reflected tensions over questioning and proceedings in the inquiry.
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Couzens
Aldrich
Probe OF
FOX Movie Mess
Washington
Navy
Mich
Winthrop W. Aldrich
Charo National Bank
Senate Banking Committee
I Nmong
General Theaters Equipment, Inc
Michigan
Tured
John PD. Rockefeller, Jr
Earmonn Place
Chase
Fox Film, Inc
Fifteen Men Appointed to Veterans Appeals Board
Washington November 27. Veterans Administration officials announced the appointment of a five member leadership group to the Veterans Appeals Board. Governor John Pollard of Virginia was named chairman. Civilian members include Burke Sinclair lateamte and John Fisher Beattie. The board will hear appeals by civilians employed in veteran affairs and review disability claims at regional offices.
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Washington
View
Veterans’ Administration
Frank T. Hines
Veterans’ Adminia
L. Jarnagin
Crana Administration
Alio Fa
Veterans’ Appeals
Tor J
Jarnagio
John @. Pollard
Oferans
Virginia
Wan
Rom Weat
Will
Burke
St. Sinclair
Lateamte
Wyo
John C. Ficsher
Beattie
Wank
Warburg Explains High Gold Standard Plan
James T. Warburg, former unofficial economic adviser to President Roosevelt, writes Senator Borah detailing a modernized gold standard with a dollar revaluation and tuition base. The letter responds to Borah's criticism of Warburg's Philadelphia address and offers constructive support for the policy.
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New York
API
Father Coughlin Denounces Wall Street Drive for Rexford
New York November 27. Father Charles Coughlin at a mass meeting defends President Roosevelt monetary policy. He claims a Wall Street and Morgan attack aims to force Roosevelt out and to back Ogden Mills for president in 1936. He urges a newspaper boycott of outlets that propagate such aims.
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New York
Charles B. Coughlin
Roosevelt
Morgan
Detroit
Wall Street
J. T.herpont Morgan
Rome
Ogden Mills
Wee Nebraska Maid Receives Fatal Burns
Rayan Nebraska Nov 27 AP severely burned this morning when her clothing caught fire as she was wetting papers and leaving in the yard of her home while her mother was away at work. Four year old Eminia Velazques, daughter of Mrs Georgian Martinez, died at the Methodist hospital in Scotts Bluff tonight.
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Rayan
Neb
Ieaven
Eiminia, Velazques
Georgian Martinex
Scotts Ituft
Thousands of workers demand higher pay in Chicago stockyards
Chicago on Monday saw the world’s largest stockyards clogged by a strike as 800 Livestock Handlers union members walked out and the walkout swelled to about 8000 with affiliated unions joining. The yards were chaotic with hundreds of idle railroad cars and unloaded livestock as workers pressed for wages at 1929 levels.
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Chicago
House Sets 10 Point Program Move With Cooney Plan
The House convened at 10 to consider emergency measures and begin rolling out Governor Cooney’s 10 point program. The first bill seeks to fix a license fee error from the prior session, lowering fees for autos under two tons and adjusting heavier vehicle rates. Majority Leader Albert Bessin introduced the measure before the governor’s message was delivered.
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House
Cooney
Legislatisa
Frank VW. Cooney
House of Representatives
Senate
Hoenlyo
Albert Besin
Maryland guards move to aid police in nine arrests
A provisional Maryland National Guard battalion was sent from Baltimore to Somerset County to assist state officers in arresting nine men alleged to have participated in last month's lynching of a Black man at Princess Anne. Governor Ritchie has not declared martial law. troops were called under constitutional powers to quell rioting and enforce the law.
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Baltimore
Albert C. Ritelin
Maryland
Puardameen
Somersel
Princesa Anne
Ritchie
Statehouse
Annapolis
Murder of Dr Kelly Under Probe in Butte
Butte Nov 27 Coroner Don Murphy said a coroner's inquest will be conducted next Monday into the fatal shooting and arson attempt that wounded Dr William Kelly a Butte optician. Police are pursuing a theory of an unidentified assailant.
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DR. Kelly
Butte
Tutte
L Ollne
Butte Optician
Don Murphy
Vietiny
Po Ue
Four Held at Broadus in Probe of Death of Woosley
Four Deremis faced questioning at Broadus in the death probe of Mare Woosley a Poweder County rancher whose charred bones were found near Antshinabows. Sheriff Anderson said the man likely died in a family dispute as the bodies were found on the ranch. Names of the four are not released. Wyoming inquiry continues.
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Broadus
Woosley
Miles
Deremis
Henry Wohl
Broadus Toniele
Mare Woosley
Powder Wier
Nanehoer
Santana
Wyoming
Aniorson
Brondun
Wanstey
Atep
Wanslos
Albert Traub
Sieintis
Wensley
Fragmented Monten Calisander Letter Echoes Local Dispute
A garbled OCR fragment from Monten Calif presents a distressed exchange about national identity and political stance. The text mentions a gold arculpt ment, shocks of fire, and a remark on entering conflict, with stray lines about honesty, responsibility, and a gentleman named Tam. The passage is fragmentary and lacks cohesive narrative.
Baptist leader Decries Lynchings in San Jose at Hart Case
Susanville California November 27 AP — The Reverend KH Ta Spyautding a Baptist minister condemned capital punishment and denounced the San Jose lynching of Brooke L. Hart’s kin as the heat of the moment following the crime.
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Susanvile
Calif
APD
KH. Ta Spyautding
Batist
San Jose
Hrooke L. Hart
kKimpers
Death penalty not asked for Mrs Gaines in Spokane trial
Prosecutor Jaonis A. Runga ake) a kuperion court jury today to convict fly Ranka iinas of frat de gree murder for the shooting of her Husband, Dr. James I. Gaings. The defense did not demand the death penalty, leaving sentence to the jury if convicted, with options including death on the gallows or life imprisonment.
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Spokane
Wash
Jaonis A. Runga Ake
Fly Ranka Iinas
James I. Gaings
Tre
Open verdict in Holst case after coroner inquiry
In Tutte Nova, an open verdict was returned at the coroner's inquest into the hit and run that killed 12 year old Marobt Stolst and injured his mother. The driver remains unidentified.
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HOLST
Tutte
APIJ
Joeenhine
Iauty
Javites
Marobt Stolst
Ford Case Reignites Ford Johnson NRA Signing Controversy
Washington reports a revived dispute over Henry Ford and Hugh Johnson regarding Ford's NRA signing fault. Johnson questions awarding a 1,000 car contract to Northwest Motor of Bethesda, a Ford dealer, arguing low bids breach the NRA retail code. Agriculture department officials and Johnson comment on whether the Ford agency can accept the contract.
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Washington
Henry Ford
Hugh
Johnson
Ford
NRA
J. J. McCarl
Treasury
McCain
Agriculture Department
Northwest Motor Company
Bethesda
Maryland
Torluson Agriculture Department
Copartment
Mother shoots man who slew her sow
In San Antonio Texas on November 27 Mrs A J Bail ey the mother of Motes who lost a son to Minus Doolittle shot and killed him at her door and then surrendered to Sheriff Albert Hausser saying I have just killed Minus Doolittle for what he did to my son She fainted after the admission
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San Antonio
Texas
Doolittle
Albert James McCay
Mra
A. J. Bailey
Motes
Albert Hausser
Hausser
Halley
Randolph Field
Mrs Victoria Price Recounts Rape Case Details In Court
In Veratur a packed courtroom heard Mrs Victoria Price identify Heygscott Patterson as one of seven Black defendants in the Arrottabors case. Patterson faced a third trial for attacking a Southern Railway freight crew near Scottshers, with previous verdicts overturned by the Supreme Court and Hortons later decisions. The testimony described the alleged assault on Price and Ruby Batter, who remains hospitalized in New York in a serious condition.
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Veratur
View Forth Meier
Hattarille
Heygscott Patterson
Wader
Arottabors Cna
Meywood Patterson
Mrs. Price
Nexre
Waterson Jaan
Southern Railway
Scottshers, Ale
United States Supreme Court
Patter- Ron
James KE. Horton
Whs
Mra. Price
Ruby Rater
New York
Natural Scenes of the United States booklet offered
A Washington Information Bureau booklet promises a natural scene from each state and the District of Columbia. The colorful volume invites readers to own a copy by sending a coupon and nineteen cents, with soft brown and green illustrations and a page for every state.
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America
Washington Information Bureau
United States
District of Columbia
Elay
Sonit
USA
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