Briand Establishes New French Cabinet Backed by Key Figures
Paris reports Briand finalizes a seven day ministerial crisis solution and presents a full cabinet to President Doumergue. The list includes Briand as premier and foreign affairs minister withRenoult interior and Loucheur finance, plus Painleve war and Leygues navy among others.
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Paris
France
Elysee Palace
Doumergue
Aristide Briand
Rene Renoult
Camille Chautemp
Louis Loucheur
Paul Painleve
Georges Leygues
Edouard Dala
Briand nears formation of new cabinet in Paris
Paris officials report Aris de Briand nearly completes a new cabinet to replace the Painleve ministry. Key posts include war minister Daladier, interior to be debated, and Briand continuing as foreign affairs head. Briand plans to depart for London to sign the Locarno treaties.
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Paris
Aris de Briand
Painleve
War
Minter
Briand
M. Daladier
Painve
Terior
M. Painleve
M. Briand
Daniel Neent
Ainst
London
Iliament
Havas
Mier
Foreign Arts
M. Loch War
Paul Painleve
Justice
Nille Chautemps
Interior
Edon Daledier
Navy
Georges Leys
H. Rouscommerce
Daniel Vincent
Anatole Denzie
Antoine Durafour
Onies
Leon Perrier
On Durand
Republic
Elysee Palace
Mysterious masked gunmen kill two men at Wisconsin roadhouse
In Wisconsin Rapids two armed masked gunmen entered a roadhouse near the city and killed farmer R A Davis while another farmer William Bauer was fatally wounded. The killers announced their intent and fled by car. no robbery occurred and Bauer and Davis were strangers. Frank Flatoff, proprietor, was present. Local investigation ongoing.
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Wisconsin Rapids
Wis
R. A. Davis
William Bauer
Bauer
Frank Flatoff
Davis
Germany Accepts Locarno Pact as National Statute
Berlin reports Germany has placed the Locarno peace treaties on its statute books and plans to sign in London with President Von Hindenburg, Chancellor Luther, and Foreign Secretary Stresemann. The Reichstag approved 291 to 174, linking ratification to broader hopes for League of Nations entry and improved Franco Belgian ties. The delegates seek expanded concessions from the Allies and to pursue better economic relations with Soviet Russia.
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Berlin
Germany
von Hindenburg
Luther
Stresemann
London
Reichstag
Rhineland
League of Nations
Russia
France
Belgium
Ivanhoe Mills of Smithfield Faces Protracted Bankruptcy
Raleigh reports two week delay in Ivanhoe Cotton Mills bankruptcy as pleas for a 100 percent stockholder payoff fade. Officials drew large salaries. assets include modern machinery, while the plan to forfeit official claims and turn control to managers seems unlikely. Referee Cheshire weighs long liquidation amid dwindling prospects.
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Raleigh
Ivanhoe Cotton Mills
Joseph B. Cheshire, Jr
Ivanhoe Company
Smithfield
Cheshire
Joseph William Bailey
Baxter Durham
State Auditors
Miami
Florida
Pennsylvania
State Auditor
Maryland
Bureau of Municipal Research
Durham
Ratification Status of Locarno Treaties
Only Britain and Germany have ratified the Locarno treaties by October 16. France Belgium Czechoslovakia Italy and Poland have yet to ratify before the London signature next Tuesday.
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Reichstag
London
France
Belgium
Czechoslovakia
Italy
Poland
Governor Ferguson Proposes $500 Reward for Major Liquor Violations
Governor Miriam A. Ferguson announces a $500 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of any Texan whose property is valued at $5,000 or more in liquor law violations. The proclamation cites limited funds but pledges to use every cent for the reward program.
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Austin
Tex
Miriam A. Ferguson
Embargo on Cotton Movement in New Mexico Regions
The Agriculture Department barred movement of cotton lint and lint waste from Eddy and Chaves counties due to pink bollworm reappearance above Carlsbad as part of plant pest controls.
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Washington
Eddy
Chaves
New Mexico
Department of Agriculture
Carlsbad
N. M
Man Held on Charge of Attacking SevenYearOld Girl
Joan Henry Edwards, a Negro man, was arrested for suspected criminal attack on a seven year old Negro girl in his home at West Green and Wade streets. The child and her mother, Edwards' sister in law, were in the room when reported. He denies the charge and is jailed without bond awaiting a Monday police court hearing.
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Joan Henry Edwards
Edwards
West Green
Wade Streets
Mitchell Court Goes Off To See Grid Game
Tension surrounds the Mitchell court martial as members divert to an army and navy football game. Brigadier General King clashes with Rep. Reid over remarks during cross examination and a motion to strike the incident from the record is planned. The Navy denies recalling Shenandoah witnesses and explains Foley and Landsdowne questions.
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Washington
Mitchell
Army
Navy
Edward King
Frank R. Reid
Illinois
Navy Department
Shenandoah Court of Inquiry
Zachary Landstowne
Paul Foley
Joseph E. Davies
Landsdowne
Campbell
Reid
General King
Jarvis J. Bain
King
Mr. Reid
Mr. Davies
Wilbur
Shenandoah
Lansdowne-Foley
Lansdowne
Judge Advocate General
Davies
Admiral Campbell
Captain Foley
Naval Court
Secretary of the Navy
Gerald Chapman Defends Self in Connecticut Murder Case
Gerald Chapman, the mail bandit awaiting execution for killing a policeman, writes a five page brief in his cell arguing President Coolidge abused commutation power. He seeks to delay execution by demanding that he serve his federal sentence before Connecticut capital punishment, and questions transfer from Atlanta to Connecticut as unlawful.
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Hartford
Conn
Trumbull
Gerald Chapman
Coolidge
Chapman
Atlanta
New York
Connecticu
United States Supreme Court
Connecticut
Groehl
Capman
Bitter court fight ends with Solomon's order and cow barbecue
In Chicago California on November 28 AP reports City Attorney J D Peters proposed slaughtering the cow and serving barbecue to plaintiff defendant witnesses attorneys and court staff. The gesture followed a dispute over pasture rights and back payments after N C Jessee allowed Frank R Parker to pasture a calf on Parker property. Jessee refused Parker's demand for $3 monthly pasture fees and a suit ensued. The long dispute concluded with yesterday's judgment.
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Chicao
Cal
Solomon
J. D. Peters
N. C
Parker
Jessee
Center College and South Carolina Clash for Football Finale
Columbia South Carolina November 28 center College of Danville Kentucky meets the University of South Carolina in the lone college football game in the state. Both teams prepared with light workouts as anticipation builds for a colorful season closer drawing fans from across the state.
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Columbia
Center College of
Danville
University of South Carolina
South Carolina
Rioters wreck homes of Beijing officials in anti gov protest
A mob of about 1590 people including Red elements and students destroyed or damaged the homes of several government officials in Peking after an aborted anti-government parade. The assault followed the failed attempt to stage the protest.
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Peking
Red
Kuo Min Tang
Peoples Party
Cranford Freed Under Bond In Prisoner Abuse Probe
N C Crawford convic t superintendent paid $2500 bond after grand jury indictments for murder and assault with a deadly weapon in Stanly county. Allegations stem from mistreatment aboard a chain gang. victims James Howell James Terry Negroes died amid cruelties. Henry Wooten Negro prisoner allegedly attacked with a weapon. Mrs Kate Burr Johnson led inquiry for welfare department.
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Albemarle
N. C. Crawford
Superior Court
Stanly County
McElroy
Crawford
James Howell
James Terry
Henry Wooten
Kate Burr Johnson
State Department of Welfare
Local Man T A Adams Critically Ill In Hospital
The message reports T. A. Adams a World War veteran critically ill and hospitalized near Asheville. His mother Mrs Mary Adams was summoned to his bedside. Adams has been in the hospital for one week.
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T. A. Adams
Government Hospital
Asheville
Mary Adams
Adams
Tinney Divorce Granted to Mrs Frank Tinney
In Mineola New York on November 28 a decree granted Mrs Frank Tinney custody of their son Frank Jr and alimony of 200 dollars per week. Justice Reigelman delivered the ruling in the case involving the blackface comedian Frank Tinney.
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Tinneys
Mineola
WN. Y
Frank Tinney
Reigelman
Tinney
Frank
City Water to be Cut Off Tonight
City water will be cut off tonight from 8 to 11 oclock due to repairs on the main between the water plant and the business district, according to City Manager R L Pickett.
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R. L. Pickett
Ferguson Rivalry Over Texas Governorship Revealed
Texas politics heats up as Lee Satterwhite accuses Governor Miriam Ferguson of acting under husband James E. Ferguson. New York dispatches claim James Ferguson is the real governor, while he accuses lawmakers and contractors of fomenting a special session. The Travis grand jury reports today on state department investigations.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
Lee Satterwhite
Miriam A. Ferguson
James E. Ferguson
New York
Ferguson
Satterwhite
Dan Moody
Travis County Grand Jury
Appeal For Clemency In Tom Cooper Banking Case
Friends of Tom Cooper press for clemency after his state court appeal failed. Cooper faces eight years for banking violations though the federal case mirrors state offenses. Supporters plan petitions and meetings to urge Governor McLean to grant mercy.
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Aleigh
Tom Cooper
Atlanta
McLean
Cooper
Thomasville
Grant
W. B. Cooper
Wilmington
New Hanover
Max Gardner
Gardner
General Kuo establishes new headquarters near Peking
Gen Kuo Sung Lien once backed by Marshal Chang Tso Lin sets up headquarters at Chin Wangtao on the Chihli coast while his forces seize Shanhaikwan near the Peking Mukden railway. Chang followers focus on Chinchowfu 100 miles northeast as a battle looms near Shanhaikwan.
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Peking
Navy
Kuo Sung-Lien
Chang Tso-Lin
Chin- Wangtao
Chihli
Shanhaikwan
Peking-Mukden
Chang
Chinchowfu
Earthquake Measured at Georgetown Seismograph
Director Tondorff described the morning quake as pronounced in intensity on the Georgetown University seismograph. It began at 7 39 a m eastern time and lasted until 8 15 a m with a center about 1800 miles southwest of Washington.
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Washington
Tondorff
Georgetown University
Jourdain Accepts Post as Minister of Pensions
Accepts Post eriIs, Nov. 28. Paul Jourdain this afternoon accepted the post of minister of pensions offered him by M. Briand.
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Paul Jourdain
M. Briand
Service on Sunday for Men and Boys in Episcopal Church
Thousands of confirmed men and boys across the English speaking world will take Holy Communion together this Sunday morning at Saint Marys Episcopal church. The yearly act near Saint Andrews Day fosters unity and shared devotion across parishes and distant communities.
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Saint Mary's Episcopal Church
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Shenandoah Court
Pres. Coolidzé
Cranford
Mrs. Ferguson
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Clemency
A. W. Whitener
Hickory
Whitener
W. G. Bramham
Mr. Bramham
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