Quiet royal wedding ties Duke of Gloucester to Alice Montague-Douglas-Scott
In Buckingham Palace chapel, the Duke of Gloucester and Lady Alice Montague-Douglas-Scott wed in a subdued ceremony attended by royal figures including the Prince of Wales and Queen Mary. Archbishop Canterbury officiated as the couple exchanged vows and rings, with a Buckingham Palace balcony appearance and plans for a Buccleuch family honeymoon at Broughton Hall.
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Duke of Gloucester
Alice Montague- Douglass-Scott
Buckingham Palace
London
England
Alice Montague-Douglas-Scott
Alice
Hussars
Canterbury
Prince of Wales
Duke of
Wales
Welsh Guards
Duke of York
Scots Guards
George
Queen Mary
Gorg
Greece
Queen Mead
Norway
Duchess of Bucceleuch
Veltar
Cantebury
Duke of Buccle- Red
Henry William Frederick Albert
Alice Christabel
Henry William Frederek Albert
Lady Alice
Grosvenor Place
Palace
Broughton Hall
Ketering
War Materials Rought To Be Resold In Germany
Geneva dispatch reports the League of Nations says a committee informed Germany that certain persons are buying German goods to resell to Italy and Ethiopia. The move aims to curb profitable speculation, with a decree expected to end such practices. A second note mentions underwater painting by Chris Olsen for the American Museum, describing diving helmet sketches on the ocean floor and water temperature effects near an iceberg.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Committee of 18
Germany
Italy
Ethiopia
League
Chris Olsen
American Museum
Memorial services held over liner near Kinsale Head
The Salvage ship Orphir held a joint Catholic and Protestant memorial for the Cunard liner Lusitania, sunk by a German U-boat in May 1915 with 1198 dead including 124 Americans. Officials attended as a wreath was cast. salvage plans for bullion were abandoned for winter.
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Cork
Ireland
Orphir
Kinsale
Cunard
Lusitania
Jury Deliberations Continue in Columbia Murder Case
In Columbia Missouri the jury in 70 year old restaurant operator John March murder trial began deliberations after an all night lockup. The panel failed to reach a verdict after seven and a half hours of testimony. The defense seeks insanity and lifelong state hospital commitment. Farrar was killed on a Columbia street corner last June. March’s wife and three of eight children testified for the insanity defense.
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Columbia, Mo
John March
Sam Farrar
March
Farrar
Columbia Street
Hurricane disturbance shifts away from Florida coast
Tampa meteorologist W. W. Talbott of the Weather Bureau said at 12 56 p m Eastern Standard Time that a tropical disturbance in the Gulf was moving away from Florida's west coast and posed no immediate danger. No storm warnings were displayed.
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Tampa
Fla
W. W. Talbott
Weather Bureau
Gulf
Florida
Landon Speech to Be Broadcast by NBC Tonight
Gov Alf M Landon of Kansas will address the Ohio Chamber of Commerce banquet in Cleveland and the remarks will be broadcast on the NBC network starting at 7 30 p m EST. A cactus plant will revive after six years of drought by being replanted, a curious note included in the report.
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Cleveland
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
National Broadcasting Company
Springfield Deflation Puzzles WPA Sewer Project
Springfield civic leaders question why the city’s largest WPA project to relay 150 miles of sewer lines was cut from 882 662 dollars in federal funds to 106 000 dollars. The plan would employ 1521 workers, later reduced to 500, after Missouri WPA allotments were curtailed.
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Springfield
WPA
Washington
Jefferson City
Man Given Life For His Part In Murder
Charleston Mo November 6 Albert Vowels pled guilty to his part in the murder of Lige McCutcheon on July 3 and was sentenced by Judge Frank Kelly to life in the penitentiary Fred Mansker was convicted and given life by a jury and three others await trial in the McCutcheon killing
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Charleston
Albert Vowels
Lige McCutcheon
Frank Kelly
Fn Life
Fred Mansker
McCutcheon
Man Given 15 Years for Kidnap Robbery
William C. Oliver, 26, Goree Texas pleaded guilty to abduction and robbery and was sentenced to 15 years in state prison. He and two others who remain at large abducted and robbed Richard Haege a filling station attendant on October 27 of 5.38 dollars.
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Springfield
Williiam
Oliver
Goree
Tex
Richard Haege
Wild tale of Ethiopian massacre shocks Rome press
Popolo Di Roma correspondent in Aduwa quotes armed men claiming a massacre of 4000 children and 2000 women from Ras Haile Selassie Gugsa followers after his desertion to Italy. Hereditary Prince Asfa Wossen relays the atrocity story as the month’s top war tale.
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Rome
Kapakitnrati
Popolo di Roma
Aduwa
Ethiopia
Asfa Wossen
Popalo di Roma
Ras Haile Selassie Gugsa
Tigre
Haile’ Selassie
Gugsa
Woman dies of burns after home fire
SIKESTON Mo Nov 5 AP Mrs W L Stacy 81 died today after being carried unconscious from her burning home yesterday by firemen Two other persons were injured in the blaze Mrs Stacy leaves a brother and two sisters Burial will be tomorrow at New Madrid
Chicago Gangs Top New York Vice Trade in Murder Run
New York reports Chicago underworld leaders Jasimine Torrio and Charles Luciano have taken control of the metropolis policy rackets. 14 mobsters linked to the trade have died. Torrio and Luciano are sought for questioning as authorities outline a sprawling gangland feud.
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Chicago
New York City
Jasmine Torrio
Mmetropolis
Torria
al Capone
Joe Colisimo
Torrio
Capone
Five Points
Colisimo
Charles
Lucky) Luciano
Luciano
Union Sicialiano
Lucky
Robert V. Santangelo
Tammany Hall
Charles (Chink) Sherman
Monticello
Broadway
Jack
Legs) Diamond
Gwney Madden
Waxey Gordon
Sherman
Arthur
Dutch Schultz
Newark
Miegenheimer Pang- Sters
Detroit
Toro Trio
Florida
Flegenhelier
Garrests
Leo Frank
al Stern
Killer
Bo Weinberg
Weinberg
Underworld
East River
Flegenheimer
Missouri florists elect new officers at convention
Missouri florists ended their convention in St. Joseph electing H. R. Mueller of Columbia as president Hugh F. O'Neal of Joplin as vice president and W. J. Schaffitzer of Springfield as secretary treasurer.
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Missouri Florists
ST. Joseph
H. R. Mueller
Columbia
Hugh F. O'Neal
Joplin
W. J. Schaffitzer
Springfield
Secretar Asurer
Park Asked to Remove Pension Investigators
Three Barton county judges in Lamar Missouri urged Governor Guy B Park to remove all state old age pension investigators led by A W Heat for Barton Cedar and Vernon counties. They cited delays in pension payments and expenses of 135 dollars per month as reasons to shift oversight to the county board.
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Lamar
Guy B. Park
Barton County Court
A. W. Heat
Barton
Cedar
Vernon
Mead
C. 0. Marshall
J. ©. Hollingshead
Harry T. Bell
St Louis Officials Seek Memorial Funds
Mayor Bernard Dickmann and associates left for Washington to secure immediate government funding for river front improvements. After talks two months earlier, the government pledged three quarters of the 30 million dollar project, with the city assigning 7.5 million in bonds as its share.
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ST. Louis
Bernard Dickmann
Washington
Only 3 Percent of Expense Can Be Recovered
Government reports show only five percent of four billion dollars spent on work relief is recoverable. Most funds are grants to states and localities for relief projects, with Ickes and Hopkins directing major disbursements. Rural electrification and public works housing are the two loan programs. most agencies expect no repayment.
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Gapyright
United Prasst
Washington
Rural Electrification Administration
Public Works Housing Division
Harry L. Hopkins
Works Progress Administration
Civilian Conservation Corps
Bureau of Roads
Public Works Administration
Harold L. Ickes
PWA
Ickes
Moatris L. Cooke
Cooke
Securiy
PWA Housing Projects Self Liquidating Policy Note
The policy states that all PWA housing projects are self liquidating as the homes are returned to the government. This implies future financing and responsibility shifts to public authorities.
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PWA
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