Hoover Sees Ship Limitation Path Through Conference Shoals
President Hoover and administration officials express confidence that the London naval conference can navigate looming obstacles. Key issues include parity between Italian and French navies, Japanese cruiser ratio, and submarine limits, with France and Italy negotiating to ease tensions while Britain warns of submarine threats. France cites dual fleets for Atlantic Channel and Mediterranean needs. Italy seeks naval parity to secure uninterrupted sea lanes.
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Washington
London
Hoover
United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
Mediterranean
Gastonia Evangelist Expelled Over Alleged Misconduct
Rev. A A Haggard, a well known Baptist evangelist and former Flint Groves pastor, was expelled from South Marietta Street Baptist church Gastonia after a presbytery found charges of dishonesty and immorality insufficient. He labeled the move a devil's game and blamed jealous Gastonia ministers for the conflict.
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Gastonia
A. A. Haggard
Flint Groves
South Marietta Street Baptist Church
Baptist Church
Haggard
Bartlett A. Bowers
The
First Baptist Church
W. L. Walters
Rank Baptist Church
T. IL. Cashwell
the East Baptist Church
J. W. Whitley
Loray Baptist Church
G. W. Davie
Calvary Baptist Church
J. A. Hudson
O. F. Price
L. G. Redding
Presbytery
West Green
Ward Streets
South Mariette Baptist Church
South Georgia
Conference of Ministers
Hoover to convene series of Washington business conferences
President Hoover will host a sequence of meetings with bankers, industrial leaders, labor spokesmen and farm representatives to craft plans for stabilizing and expanding American business. Attendees include eastern railroad presidents, United States Chamber of Commerce officials, American Federation of Labor leaders and farm groups.
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Washington
Joureney
Hoover
Great Eastern Railroads
United States Chamber of Commerce
American Federation of lLabor
American Railway Association
American Bankers’ Association
Chicago
White House
Lamont
Commerce Department
Inroads Of Poison Too Great For War See y
Washington reports that James W. Good secretary of war slipped toward death as blood poisoning after an appendectomy at Walter Reed hospital. President Hoover and Dr. Joel Boone remained in close contact while Good’s condition deteriorated and his family watched.
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Washington
James W. Good
Joel T. Boone
Good
Boone
Hoover
Tay Pay O'Connor Dies at 81 Father of the House
London reports the death of Thomas Powers O'Connor known as Tay Pay at 3 16 a m after septic illness. He served as father of the House of Commons and remained politically active despite age and illness. Lloyd George may succeed him as the long serving MP for Liverpool.
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London
George Thomas Powers O’connor
United States
Commons
Scotland
Liverpool
House of Commons
Lloyd George
Carnarvon
Wales
Mr. O’connor
Charlotte Attorney Is Suspended From Practice For Year
J. E. Woolard, a Charlotte attorney, pleaded technical violation of the law and cannot practice in Mecklenburg county for a year. He faced eight attorneys charged with unethical practices by the State Bar grievance committee after a Mecklenburg Bar Association report. Woolard called the case technical, noting it involved people soliciting business for him without his knowledge.
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Charlotte
J. E. Woolard
Mecklenburg County
Woolard
State Bar Association
Mecklenburg Bar Association
T. J. Shaw
Lindbergh Treated for Alleged Dislocated Shoulder
A nurse at Dr. Walter Phillips’s office in Englewood New Jersey said Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh was treated today for a dis located shoulder. She could not confirm if the injury was from an old Mexico incident. Teterboro officials said Lindbergh was not involved in an accident there.
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Englewood
N. J
Walter Phillips
Charles A. Lindbergh
Mexico
Teterboro
Lindbergh
Juror Selected in McManus Rothstein Murder Trial
George A. McManus faces trial for the murder of Arnold Rothstein with Mark H. Simmons chosen as the first juror. Simmons, a stock broker, stated little newspaper exposure and no opinion, and said he was not opposed to capital punishment. Eugene A. Riker was later accepted as the second juror after further challenges.
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Criminal Courts Building
New York
Mark H. Simmons
George A. McManus
Arnold Rothstein
Talesman
Talesmen
Simmons
James D. C. Murray
George N. Brothers
Eugene A. Riker
Stephen N. Bona
Suzzallo To Direct Government Education Survey
The Julius Rosenwald fund provides 100000 for a survey of federal duties toward education. Dr Henry Suzzallo, former Washington University president, named director. The effort seeks data on 20000000 out of school youths and 16600000 in school, to guide national educational policy. President Hoover directs cabinet members to cooperate with the advisory committee.
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Dr. Suzzallo
Washington
Julius Rosenwald
National Advisory Committee On Education
Wilbur
Henry Suzzallo
University of Washington
Suzzallo
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Learning
Wilbur Committee
Charles R. Mann
America
United States
Hoover
Jailer Testifies On Marion Strike Disturbances
In Marion on November 18, deputy sheriff and jailer Ben Hendley testified in the insurrection trial against five defendants tied to United Textile Workers of America strikes. He described threats and chants at Clinchfield field mill and east Marion village as authorities sought to recover strikebreaker furniture. He recalled taunts about the law and sang a crowd chant against Sheriff Adkins, linking disturbances to the United Textile Workers of America and the Marion Manufacturing Company mills.
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United Textile Workers
G. V. Cooper
W. L. Hogan
del Lewis
Alfred Hoffman
Wes Fowler
Ben Hendley
Macdowell County
Clinchfield Mill
United Textile Workers of America
American Federation of Labor
Clinchfield and Marion Manufacturing Company
Mussolini Attacked In Senate By Heflin
Senator Heflin of Alabama labeled Premier Mussolini “the most dangerous man in the world” in the Senate while urging action on a resolution to demand State Department information about alleged impressment of American citizens of Italian origin into the Italian army. The measure languished in the Foreign Relations Committee as Mussolini dominated headlines.
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Washington
Mussolini
Italy
Senate Today
Heflin
Alabama
State Department
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Storm Warnings On Atlantic Coast
Weather bureau warns of a northwest storm from Brock Island to Eastport Maine with a central disturbance over Lake Erie and a secondary over Maryland. Northeast or east gales expected today shifting westward tonight. Small craft advisories shout warnings from New York to Block Island.
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Weather Bureau
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Eastport
Maine
Lake Erie
Maryland
New York
Block Island
Break Between Bucharin and Stalin Shocks Soviet Party
In Moscow on November 18 Nikolai Bucharin was expelled from the Politburo, ending his decade as a top Soviet leader. Alexis Rykoff and Michael Tomsky were warned that continued opposition could bring similar removal, as the Politburo with nine members faces upheaval.
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Nikolai Bucharin
Josef Stalin
Soviet Russia
Communist Party
Bucharin
Soviet Union
Politbureau
Alexis Rykoff
Michael Tomsky
The
Patients Rescued From Hospital Fire in San Francisco
A blast in the University of California hospital X-ray room sparked a fire on the third floor. Nurses, interns, and volunteers evacuated 102 patients before firefighters secured the building. one patient was injured.
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San Francisco
University of California Hospital
Rubio Sweeps Field In Mexico Presidency Vote
Nineteen people were killed and more than 50 wounded in nationwide rioting as Pascual Ortiz Rubio won the Mexican presidency. Eight deaths were in Mexico City, six in other areas, and five policemen died when their truck wrecked at Tuluca. over 50 wounded, 25 of them in Mexico City.
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Mexico City
Pascual Ortiz Rubio
Republic
Tuluca
National Palace
Hoover Regulars 10 Meet Tonight in Senate Tariff Battle
The Hoover regulars a young guard faction in the senate will meet to plan a united campaign to keep the tariff bill before the chamber and push for a final vote before the special session ends. They deny revolting against the old guard while aligning with President Hoover’s policies.
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Washington
Senate
Hoover
Young Guard
Old Guard
Jones
Loved Them Left Them Says Hubby Of 4 Killed Another
Ira Kirk, 36, confessed to killing Clara Boeke, 30, after she refused to marry him. He admitted four prior marriages and multiple separations in the last fifteen years, including unions in Texas and Arizona. Boeke was a University of Chicago graduate.
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Redwood City
Cal
Ira Kirk
Clara Boeke
San Francisco
J. M. McGrath
Kirk
Marie Lee
Yuma
Ariz
J. T. Summerville
Summerville
The
University of Chicago
Labor Speaker Al Gastonia Is Jailed
George Saul organizer for the National Textile Workers Union was jailed in Gastonia North Carolina on charges of intent to incite a riot carrying a concealed weapon and resisting an officer after an inflammatory Mount Holly speech. Bond set at 600 dollars but not posted. A pistol and a card in his pocket prompted suspicion the name Saul was an alias.
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Gastonia
N. C
George Saul
National Textile Workers Union
Mount Holly
Saul
M. W. Barnhill
O. F. Aderholt
M. Totherow
International Labor Defense
Albert Totherow
Ten Kulaks condemned to death in anti soviet drive
Nov 18 in Sukeam Causacia ten Kulaks or rich peasants were condemned to death for anti soviet agitation profiteering and opposing the grain collection drive. A number of others were sentenced to three to ten years imprisonment.
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Sukeam
Causacia
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