Montana State Bobcats Clinch Montana Grid Title in Snow
In Helena at snow covered field the Montana State College Bobcats beat Mount St Charles 7 to 6 to finish undefeated in state games. A late second quarter pass from DeFrais to Captain Gus Wylie set up the score, Twistle’s drop kick for the extra point was ruled good after Saint offside. O’Leary and strong defense preserved the lead as Saint threats waned with interceptions by Wylie in the closing minutes. Montana State previously defeated Montana University 14 to 12 to cap a perfect state slate for the first time since 1908.
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Mount St. Charles College
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Twistle
Saint
Musician Perishes In Kansas City Fire
Fire swept a four story downtown apartment hotel in Kansas City early today killing one man and injuring several others. Vincent Fondemila, 43, a musician who had performed at a local theater this week, was found suffocated by firefighters.
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Kanaan City
Mauretania Sails After Minor Collision Repairs
The Mauretania sustained slight damage when a railway car float collided with the liner near Liberty Island late at night. Officers report a sharp blast, the float drifted away, and repairs to the port bow were completed with a new plate welded in and cement set, allowing the ship to resume sailing toward Quarantine. Passengers felt the tremor but there was no panic.
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New York Bay
New York
Medett
Pennsylvania Railroad
McNeil
Hner
Aera
Nanking Denies Moscow Talks in Manchuria Crisis
Dr T. Wang, foreign minister of the Nanking government, rejects Moscow reports of negotiations with Mukden over the Chinese Eastern railway dispute as false and groundless. He says Nanking controls all Manchurian talks and dismisses any official Moscow announcements.
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Nanking
China
T. Wang
Bobbies Trout and Elinor Smith Endurance Flight
Los Angeles broadcast reports Bobbis Trout and Elinor Smith, young aviators, logged their hour in the air at 10 40 tonight. Airport officials believe they may extend the flight an hour or two beyond midnight but fuel hopes to prolong the endurance attempt after daylight are slim.
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Los Angeles
Bobbis Trout
Elinor Smith
Texan Payg Penalty for Assaulting Girl
Huntsville Texas Nov 29 AP Lee Roy Merriman 29 was electrocuted at the state penitentiary for criminally assaulting a Dallas girl. The execution began shortly after midnight and ended at 12 24 am with official declaration of death.
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Lee Roy Merriman
Dalles
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Jaeeb
Rubio formally declared prexy
Mexico City November 23 AP report says the Mexican congress adopted the election commission report and formally declared Pascual Ortiz Ruto, candidate of the revolutionary party, elected president of the republic.
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Mexico City
Mexican Congress
Election Commission
Pascual Ortiz Ruto
Revolutionary Party
Millionaire Shoots Wife Then Ends Own Life in Chicago
In Chicago a supposed millionaire and coal operator Pauley, 58, and his wife Mia Pauley, 50, were found shot to death in a hotel room near Terra Hauls. Police said the man, described as a heavy loser in the recent stock market, killed his wife and then himself, reportedly despondent over ill health and stock losses.
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Chicago
Jamasy
Ife
Faulay
Pauley
Miami Coal Coal Operator
Mia Company
Bilnor Ludlow
Terra
Ambassador Hotel
Batt
British Labor Party Suffer a Close Gall
Lorton November 28 AP The Labor Party narrowly avoided defeat as Liberals and Conservatives allied for a Liberal amendment to unemployment insurance The government held a 70 vote margin but observers noted that absentees could have toppled it A cabinet resignation was not implied by the loss
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Lorton
Labor Party
Three Young Girls Drown In Mile Brook Near Augusta
In Augusta on November 28 three small girls Beatrice 6 Irene 6 and Catherine Alberta 8 fell through thin ice in Mile Brook and drowned. Parents Eugene and Nelle Parlin attempted rescues. Nelle Parlin is in critical condition from shock and exposure. Their 11 year old son Levitt helped drag his mother from the water.
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Mile Brook
Eugene AH Parlin
Beatrice
Irene
Catherine Alberta
Nelle Parlin
Levitt
Parlin
Rumored Prison Riotfalters at Clinton Prison
In Dannemora New York November 28 1939 widely circulated rumors of a general riot by about 1500 convicts at Clinton Prison prompted Warden Harry M Kaiser to request police aid. Thirty eight state policemen under Lieutenant Lynch rushed to the scene but the planned uprising did not occur.
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Clinton
Harry M Kaiser
Lynch
Malone Barracks
Gen Dawes Hosts 300 Americans in London Thanksgiving
Ambassador Charles G Dawes was guest of honor as about 300 members of the American Society in London held Thanksgiving festivities. Dawes delivered the principal address noting kinship between British and American people and remarking that 60 percent of modern Americans retain Puritan roots. Kellogg left for Southampton to board the Leviathan for the United States.
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United States
Stach
Dawce
Hev
Romance of Screen Closed by Divorce
Divorce ends marriage of Mary Norma Gleckler once known as Norma Phillips a former film and stage actress. The filing cites strained relations with Robert P Gleckler, actor, who also appeared in stage productions and on Broadway.
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Faltimore Ox
Mra
Mary Norma Gleckler
Norma Phillips
Robert P Glek
Glechler
Racketeer
Broadway
Wick Snel
Neerie Well News Beperman
Gentleten
Prass
Police Fire on Romanian Mob Suppress Demonstration
Kishiney Roumania November 28 AP six hundred fifty persons arrested as police used firearms to quell a Bessarabian communist demonstration. Officers fired into the crowd but no casualties reported according to dispatch.
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Kisheney
Roumania
Plane ride restores hearing for deaf man in Omaha
Charles F Davids on of Petaluma California, age 27, who had been deaf for two years, regained hearing after a 35 minute airplane ride over Omaha. He explained a two story fall in Detroit caused his deafness and that specialists nationwide could not cure it.
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Omaha
Antarctic Flight Set for 71,600 Mile South Pole Run
Commander Byrd begins a 71,600 mile trip from his base in Antarctica with Bernt Balchen as pilot Harold June radio operator and Captain Ashley C McKinley photographer. The mission aims for direct communi cation with The New York Times Radio and base facilities and a return within 24 hours.
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York
New York Times
St. Louis
Post-Dispatch
Richard
Byrd
America
Antarctic
New York
South Pole
Lord the Ilving
Bernt Baleken
Harold June
Ashley C. McKinley
Antarctic Lands Ownership Question Framed by Byrd Voyage
The United States and Britain briefly sidestep a land ownership dispute as Commander Byrd's south polar expedition proceeds. A 1926 imperial conference note, acknowledged by Joseph Cotton, says no comment is warranted for now while ownership questions linger. The issue remains unsettled as Byrd advances in Antarctic exploration.
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C P Williamson
Associated Press
Washington
Antarctic
Richard Byrd
South Polar
United States
State Department
Joseph P Cotton
Colton
Department
Byrd
Torrential Rains Flood Lisbon and British Gale Strikes Coast
Torrential rains flood Lisbon causing water in markets and basements while streetcars are halted. A fierce gale in the English Channel drives ships to shelter and heavy seas hamper search for missing Molesey wreck victims off Pembrokeshire.
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London
English Channel
Dover
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Cornwall
Spojlskins
Molesey
Pembrokeshire
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Heialg
Molt farmer dies when car overturns near Molt Montana
George Molt 66 a farmer living near Molt Montana was instantly killed when his car overturned on a slippery road about eight miles north of Molt. A couple following closely in another car helped lift the machine off Norman as his head was split by the edge of a seat. A sister Mrs Baxter Nelson of Denver and a brother in Aurora Illinois are named in the report.
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George
Norman
Molt
Baxter Nelson
Denver
Aurora
Til
Furthe
American missionary kidnapped in China by bandits
Hankow November 28. Two American missionaries, Mrs Oscar Hellestad of the Lutheran mission at Sinyeh and Rev. Ulrich Kreutzen of Calumet Michigan, were abducted by central China bandits this month. Hellestad has served twenty years in China. Kreutzen, held near Tayeb in Hupeh province, faces a ransom of 6,000 Mexican dollars with threats of death if a rescue is attempted. The American consul demands action from the natronalist government to secure their release.
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Ich Kreutzen
Calumet Mich
Central China
Kreutzen
Wuchang
Mountann
Tayeb
Hupeh
Bush Terminal unveils international distribution system
New York business leaders announce a vast straight side distribution network to connect American manufacturing with global markets from Britain to Persia. Bush Service Corp DAA and subsidiaries are formed to implement the system, merging with established local firms across 64 companies. Headquarters will be New York. Also New York Real Estate Securities Exchange to open December 16 with headquarters on East 41st Street in Manhattan.
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Persia
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Thei
European Organisatione Corporation
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Hrough
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Bush Terminal
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New York Real Estate Securit Tea Exchange
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Nantasket Beach Fire Wrecks Millsions in Hull
Fire ripped through Nantasket Beach area causing over 1.6 million dollars in damage. Two men were injured, including a fireman who fell from a trolley and a sergeant with a broken arm. The blaze destroyed five hundred steamboats, the wharf, coal house, boiler room, Paragon Park, and parts of the state railroad amenities.
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Mantasket Beach
Paragon Park Sr
Fred L Lane
Steamboat Company
Merry J Stevens
Thomas Kelleher
William
New Principle in Wireless Reception Demonstrated
London November 28 AP reports a new wireless reception principle claimed to reduce ether congestion. It would allow 6,000 stations to operate between 300 and 600 meters, compared with 25 now. The method is credited to James Robinson, former RAF wireless lab head, who first equipped RAF aircraft with radio direction finders.
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James Robinson
Royals’ Air Force
Two Men Die in Oregon Car Train Crash
Roseburg men Ralph Bell aged 35 and Burt Suster aged 50, both of Roseburg, were killed when their car was struck by a Southern Pacific train a mile north of Kare. John Stimpson, 22, of Salem, the third occupant, was seriously injured.
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Ore
Ralph Bell
Burt Suster
Southern Paciflc
Kare
John Stimpson
Salem
Notable radio address praises business leaders as future citizen makers
The speech lauds Davis of tapot na radio as a premier business executive and praises producers and conservers of future citizens. It extols their role in the economy and labor, emphasizing home as core workplaces.
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Tec
Davis
Tapotna
Curiosity in English Courtroom as Keyhole Evidence Emerges
London, Nov 25. In a divorce case a keyhole was presented as evidence to show how much could be seen by peering through it. The exhibit sparked novelty and debate as jurors weighed the implications of such intrusive detail in the proceedings.
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London
Bas
Swedish woman shoots at Vatican official in St Peter's
Marguerite Gudom, a Swedish governess employed in Oslo by Signor Pain, attempted to shoot Mgr Smit at St Peter's and claimed the prelate could explain her actions. Vatican authorities question her. she admits no money motive and says she will write memoirs. She has known Smit for years, and the pursuit continues under surveillance.
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Mgr. Smit
Norway
Tnut
Peter's
Msgr Smit
Signot Pain
Vatican
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Jeare
Oslo
Rome
St. Peter's
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Sweden
St. Peter's Cathedral
Brilliant career closed by death by own action
Tokio November 29 report says Sadao Saburi Japanese minister to China and former chargé d affaires in Washington shot himself at the Jujya hotel Milanoshita a fashionable mountain resort near Tokyo despondent since his wife’s death in 1926. He was widely regarded as a brilliant Japanese diplomat with a promising future.
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Sadao Sabari
China
Sapanese
Washington
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Tokyo
Teletrona
Saburi
Jujya
Japan
Chipa
Babur
London
Thanksgiving Handicap At Bowie Won By Misstep
Bowie Md Nov 28 AP Rung back to the farm that bore the title of leading handicap horse in the west Mis 1 Step the crack racer from Le Mar stock farm won the Thanksgiving handicap over the Bowie track He faced 10 of the best horses trained and the four year old son of Upset was the favorite after recent poor efforts on the Maryland tracks Sonny lu Beddie Sonny Workman rode in Mack Barner's absence credit for Le Mar stock farm victory
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Bowie
Meryland
Sonny Lu Beddie
Sonny Workman
Sadale Ip
Mack Barner
Goss
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