Senators Weigh Silver Policy In Diverse Views
In Washington on November 27, lawmakers debate silver policy with a mix of opinions. Senators Adama Wheeler Thomas and McCarran outline varied approaches from free coinage and devaluation to funding bonds with treasury metal. The Roosevelt administration’s stance remains cool to further expansion.
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Washington
Congress
Adama
Col
King
Utah
Wheeler
D-Mont
Thomas
D-Okla
McCarran
D-New
MacCarran
Roosevelt
Donald R. Richberg
Executive Council
Priest and Bride Slain After Confession Plot Unfolds
In a hotel scene tied to a divorce case, Steinmetz admits firing on a priest, his wife, and their friend after discovering the couple together. Prosecutors say the men drank with the priest, who invited the wife for confession, before the fatal shots. The suspect claimed memory loss after the event.
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Weider
Meyer Machils
Steinmete
Saul Price
Steinmeta
Price
Stemnmers
Presbyterian
Los Angeles
Mary Tiles
Tia Juana
Lower California
Leonard
John Leonard
Trenton
N. J
Steinmets
Polic
Stevnaking
Marian Martin Pattern 9204 for a loose bloomers dress
The notice promotes Pattern 9204 for ages 2 4 6 with easy front opening and roomy bloomers. It advertises fabric options gingham broadcloth and chalks and notes sleeve variations for winter or warmer weather. Buyers are asked to send fifteen cents per pattern plus mail to The Enterprise Pattern Department in New York.
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Marian Martin Lew
Sally Anne
Marian Martin
Maria Martin
Matt
Enterprise Pattern Department
Wofth St
New York
Policemen Freed by Two Robbers Near Antlers
Two Paris Texas patrolmen Newt Baker and H R Marks were abducted while questioning two robbery suspects believed to be Ambrose Nix and Arthur Gooch. They were released near Antlers Oklahoma after the men fled in the officers car. Police found narcotics and hypodermic needles in the abandoned vehicle.
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Paris
Tex
Antlers
Okla
Newt Baker
H. R. Marks
Here
Baker
Marks
Ambrose Nix
Arthur Gooch
Holdenville
Asheville arrests of 54 transients sparks relief protest
Miss Pearl Weaver, state director of transient relief, demanded release of 54 transients jailed in Asheville. She warned federal relief aid could be jeopardized and cited that transient shelters are protected establishments. Weaver and federal officials argue fingerprinting transients is improper.
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Miss Peal Weaver
Everett
Miss Weaver
George L. Hackney
Raleigh
Miss Pearl Weaver
Asheville
W. J. Plunkett
No New Taxes Likely When Next Congress Convenes
The article notes no new taxes are expected when the next Congress convenes as President attends the Warm Springs foundation Thanksgiving dinner. It mentions cold weather affecting routines, the President avoiding the open air pool, and his regular driving around the area with Tugwell leaving for Washington with Senator Harrison.
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Congress
Warm Springs Foundation
Tugwell
Harrison
Washington
Amethyst Beliefs Cited In Aims for Sleep and Victory
The text notes a superstition claiming amethyst dispels sleep and sharpens the mind, prevents intoxication, grants victory to soldiers, and wards off sorcery. It presents these claims as beliefs without endorsing them.
Knife Swallower Is Stabbed To Death
Eddie Castor, a professional knife swallower known for glass and razor acts, was stabbed in a fight over publicity in his hometown. He died from a jugular wound after being rushed to a hospital following the assault.
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Columbia
Eddie Castor
Eddie
Furman
Alese
Castor
Hollywood GOSSIP on future film plans and cast shifts
Hollywood columnist advises shifting from gag heavy comedies to plotting driven stories after the success of The Cat’s Paw. He outlines production hopes of three pictures in two years, discusses pacing between releases, and recalls a 1927 Gatun canal memory. He notes public action can curb smut and endorses a balanced mix of gags and plot.
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Gage
Dan
Gatun
Turpentine and Rosin Market Report from Savannah
Turpentine dull at 48 cents expected, sales 462 barrels, receipts 687, stock 17 147. Rosin dull with no sales, receipts 1 2a8, shipments 6 580, stock 12 932. Prices listed for various grades from B at 4.00 to WG 4.86 and Sai 6.15.
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Naval Stores
Savannah
Camanen
Sai
Clemency pleas heard in bank robbery case
Testimony detailed the Taylorsville hold up and the roles of Stefanoff and the Greens. Petitioners seek mercy for Lester Green and Black, with jurors supporting leniency. Governor Ehringhaus faces slim odds as clemency petitions circulate before December 7 execution.
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Stefanoff
T. ©. Barnes
Lester Green
Gill
Green
Black
Taylorsville
J. A. Myatt
The
Greens
Hamilton County
Tenn
Myatt
Wilson Warlick
Warlick
B. G. Green
L. J. Fisher
High Point
T. B. Finley
Finley
Freight Offices to Close for Saneseeevine Day
Freight offices of the Southern and High Point Thomasville & Denton Railroads will be closed all day Thursday for Saneseeevine. A German inventor has built a pump into a bicycle wheel that automatically keeps the tires at proper pressure.
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Southern
High Point
Thomasville
Denton
Japan seeks end to Washington Naval Treaty with signatories
Japan moves to win international support to denounce the 1922 Washington treaty before December 31. If denounced, the pact would end on January 1, 1937. Tokyo asks France and Italy to join in the denunciation. London talks hint France and Italy may refuse. Japan has pressed the United States and Britain to end the treaty while they favor current naval limits.
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Japan
Great Britain
United States
Tokyo
France
Italy
London
Japan seeks joint denouncement of naval treaty with France and Italy
Tokyo proposes France and Italy join in denouncing the Washington naval treaty as Japan readies to withdraw by December 31. Koki Hirota invites Italian ambassador Giacinto Auriti and French chargé d affaires Albert de Lens to discuss the move amid London and Washington talks.
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Tokyo
Japan
France
Italy
Washington
Koki Hirota
Giacinto Auriti
Albert de Lens
Rengo
Hirto
Great Britain
United States
London
Washinton
State Department
No More Duck Hunting Mystery In Portland
A Portland man whose ducks vanished becomes a detective after uncovering a scheme by two youths. The investigation leads to the suspect offering compensation to recover the flock as the sheriff's office follows the clues.
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Portland
Ore—D. Benich
Sheriff's
Car Fire Injures Man Stopping Gas Leak
Harry L. Harvey Jr. was badly burned when his clothing caught fire while attempting to stop a gasoline leak in his car. He remains in critical condition at Reidsville hospital.
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Reidsville
Harry L. Harvey, Jr
Reidsville Hospital
North Carolina Unemployment Office Closure Planned
Offices of the North Carolina Unemployment Insurance Commission in Raleigh will close around December 15 to study survey reports and prepare a report for submission to the Saachel assembly in January.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Unemployment Insurance Commission
Saachel Assembly
Highway Contract Hearings Continue In Columbia
A legislative ordered probe of the state highway commission proceeds before a committee led by J Wesley Crum Jonathan Morefield the state highway engineer testified yesterday on purchase contracts as part of the ongoing inquiry in Columbia Nov 27.
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Columbia
State Highway Commission
J. Wesley Crum
Bamberg
Charles H. Morefield
Barnes Held in Murder Probe After Boarding House Shooting
Walter Barnes aged 569 a textile mill worker was held today as police investigate the shooting of his roommate Troy Yarborough aged 24 at a boarding house in Greenbro. The incident occurred last night prompting an investigation by local authorities.
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Greenbroro
Walter Barnes
Poice
Troy Yarborough
Barnes
Brooklyn auctioneer’s body found in barrel in Cincinnati
Alvin A. Brunner a Brooklyn jewelry auctioneer was found dead inside a barrel brought to Cincinnati from Columbus. Police seek James Burns known as his secretary after a warning about a hitchhiker who might kill him. Brunner had warned of a possible sheaf of bonds valued around $20000 missing from Merz’s restay care.
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Cincinnati
Alvin A. Brunner
Stine Gem
Brooklyn
Brunner
Columbus
Rhard Merz
J. Berman
Burns
Lumbus
Shelbyville
Hamilton
J. B. Bald
Brun
Baldwins
Bas
Ting Herman
Merc
French Defense Budget Approved by Chamber of Deputies
The Chamber of Deputies approved next year’s defense budget totaling about 783 million dollars with Navy and Aviation allocations. Navy 195.8 million, Aviation 109.3 million, following a prior army budget of roughly 874.8 million. Navy minister Pietri avoided naming Mussolini’s new battleships while urging stronger light ships.
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Associated Paris
Novil
Chamber of Deputies
Francois Pietri
Mussolini
Italy
Meekins Silent On Possible 1926 Vice Presidential Bid
Federal Judge I M Meekins offered no commitment when asked about a possible 1926 Republican Vice Presidential run. He said it sounds good and pleasant but declined to elaborate, noting two years is a long time. The Greensboro News had recently mentioned him and endorsed the idea.
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Elizabeth City
I. M. Meekins
North Carolina
Judge Meering
Reverend David L. Miller Dies After Illness at Home
Retired Baptist minister and last local Confederate veteran Rev. David L. Miller died this morning at 11:86 at the home of his son in Oak Hill Forest. He was in his ninetieth year after a brief illness. Funeral arrangements were incomplete this afternoon.
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David L. Miller
Huey
Miller
Hubiard Memorial Aptist
Oak Hill Forest
Worthless Securities Used as Wallpaper in Chicago Club
In Chicago the Union League Club converts worthless stocks, bonds, and mortgages into wallpaper for the so called headache room, reflecting a quirky art or ironic repurposing of financial instruments.
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Union League Cig
Chicago
Man Fires to Frighten Youth Accused of Hypnosis
Quote describes a man firing a shot to scare the younger man whom he accuses of hypnotizing someone named big. The fragment provides a glimpse of a tense confrontation and alleged manipulation within an apparent dispute.
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Big
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