Flandin Accepts to Form New French Cabinet as Premier
Paris reports Etienne Flandin, former minister of public works, agreed to form a new French government and serve as premier at President Lebrun's request. Laval refused the task, Doumergue resigned after political turmoil, and the nation frets over potential unrest amid the debt dispute with the United States. Separately the U S Post Office says about 1.8 million dollars has been raised this year via special stamp issues.
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Paris
Gaston Doumergue
Doumergue
Etienne Flandin
Lebrun
Pierre Lavel
Laval
I Ito
United States
United States Post Office Department
Get Rid of Night Urges With Bokets
The ad claims Bokets bladder tablets reduce irritation causing nightly waking. It notes millions sold and offers a 25 cent box with a money back guarantee after four days if not pleased. Product ingredients include juniper berries and buchu leaves, promising relief and improved sleep.
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Brandenberger Drug Co
Fischer Drug Co
Gasoline odor noted in Rochambeau Hotel fire trial
In Kansas City on November 8 AP reports a detective's note about a strong odor of gasoline at the Rochambeau hotel ruins after a blaze on March 11, 1982. The note was entered in evidence in the arson trial of Ben C. Ayler, Webb City real estate man, who allegedly conspired to destroy the building for insurance. Investigator Frank Collins testified about Ayler's $106,500 building insurance and a tenant's $45,000 contents coverage.
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Kansas City
Rochambeau
Tocay
Ben C. Ayler
Webb City
Ayler
Frank B. Collins
Ralph Truman
Collins
H. H. Saunders
Hotel blaze probe describes gas odor dispute and witness cites
Collins reported women in a truck bringing many packages into the hotel day before the fire. The tenant will be a state witness, assistant prosecutor Burke said. Fire chief Dowd described an explosion and blown windows. Burke noted no gasoline odor, Dow disagreed. Edwards testified water had little effect and an odor was noted near the structure.
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Collins Wemen
Collins
William J. Burke
Thomas Dowd
Burke
Dow
Charles C. Edwards
Fire Department
Nebraska Ends Legislature Move To One Chamber
Nebraska voters approved replacing the bicameral legislature with a single chamber. The 1925 body will be the last with party distinctions in state government, as the 1935 legislature will select 90 to 50 members for the new unicameral system advocated by US Senator George W. Norris. The move marks a historic constitutional change awaited two years before its start.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
United States
George W. Norris
S.S.S
Kansas City Liquor Ring Suspected in Oklahoma City
Deputy Sheriff Tom Miller said a major Kansas City liquor ring may be bootlegging in Oklahoma City after liquor charges were filed against Leroy Piper of Oklahoma City and Max Wisenband of Tulsa. Piper was arrested following the seizure of a $3000 cargo of bonded liquor. Wisenband had not been apprehended.
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Oklahoma City
Tom Miller
Kansas City
Leroy Piper
Max Wisenband
Tulsa
Piper
Wisenband
Italian author Pirandello wins Nobel Prize in literature
Stockholm dispatch reports Luigi Pirandello, 67, Italian dramatist and novelist, awarded the Nobel Prize in literature. The laureate, born in Sicily and educated in Bonn, is noted for plays like Six Characters in Search of an Author and The Late Mattia Pascal, exploring illusion and destiny.
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Luigi Pirandello
Sicily
Rome
Germany
University of
Bonn
Myrart
Pirandello
United States
New York
Plorian
Enrico LY
Mattia Pascal
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Villa Cather
Paul Elmer More
Eugene O'Neill
Ivan Alexeyevich Bunin
Kentucky Voters Elected Eight Deaf Democrats and One Republican
Louisville with early returns shows Kentucky voters elected eight deaf Democrats and one Republican to Congress. The lone Republican, John M. Robsson of the ninth district, defeated Democrat L. L. Terrell by about three to one. Robsson, a veteran campaigner who has served as governor and U S senator, carries a traditional GOP stronghold.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Congress
John M.robsson
Robsson
United States
L. L. Terrell
Righetti Turned Over to Boone Go in Connection
Sheriff Righetti is turned over to Boone County authorities. The slain Wilson remains in Ohio awaiting Governor White's decision. Wilson and Booth died days before the Union Station machine gun attack that killed Frank Nash and four officers during a failed attempt to free Nash. A conference yielded Boone County prior claim on Righetti.
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Wilson
Ohio
White
Booth
Union Station
Frank Nash
Nash
Boone County
Richetti
Bad OCR Health Claim Marketing Card
A garbled ad touts Foley pills and cathartic tablets for kidney and bladder relief. It mentions quick effects and a money back guarantee, with nonsensical wording and several misspellings. It lacks credible medical information.
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Dmizelst
Foley
Richetti Indicted by Grand Jury in Union Station Case
Maurice Milligan and Graves described Boone county’s earlier Richetti filing as a factor in avoiding water muddiness. Richetti, tied to Lloyd and Verne Miller, called the "trigger man" in the Union Station killings, was returned to Ohio after appearing before the Federal grand jury. The grand jury indicted him on conspiracy to obstruct justice.
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Maurice Milligan
United States
Graves
Boone County
Richetti
Lloyd
Verne Miller
Trigger Nun
Union Station
Ohio
Former Congressmen Fall Short in Election Comeback Attempt
Washington notices that about fifty former House members sought return to office with only twelve succeeding. Notable names include Earl C. Michener of Michigan, Melvin Maas of Minnesota, and Dewey Short of Missouri. Other anecdotes reference Lincoln birthday speeches by Burnett Chiperfield, a pistol incident involving Maas, and broader trivia about elevators and the typewriter.
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Nov
House
Tke Earl C. Michener
Michigan
George W. English
Wllnois
English
Melvin J. Maas
Minnesota
Maas
Dewey Short
Missouri
Geo. J. Schneider
Wisconsin
James McAndrews
Illinois
Fred A. Britten
Britten
Burnett M. Chiperfield
Minois
Lincoln
Chiperfield
U S Delegates Fight Equality Of Jap Navy
American delegates oppose a British plan granting Tokyo equality in principle but inferior position in tonnage, signaling refusal to accept parity with the United States and Britain. Tokyo and London dispatches report Japan rejecting any scheme that grants equality with constraints, asserting parity must be Japan's own decision.
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London
Japan
England
Tokyo
Britain
United States
Ramsay MacDonald
John Simon
America
Great Britain
Cadets Die in Texas Car Crash Near Atlanta
Girardeau Missouri born Miss Baudine Johnson 22 of Atlanta Texas and Mueller died after a car overturned near Atlanta Texas. Cadet J E Woodruff injured in critical condition. Johnson died in Texarkana hospital and Mueller died en route to Barksdale field hospital. Woodruff and Mueller had been at the flying field since last March as air corps reserve cadets preparing for commissions.
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Girardeau
Barksdale Field
Miss Baudine Johnson
Atlanta
Texas
J. E. Woodruff
Shreveport
Miss Johnson
Texarkana
Mueller
Barksdale Field Hospital
Woodruff
Corn City
Air Corps Reserve
Missouri Cadet Dies in Atlanta Texas Wreck
Cadet R. H. Mueller of Cane, Missouri, is reported dead after a wreck in Atlanta Texas. The incident occurred as a transport or related vehicle collided, with authorities confirming Mueller’s death. Further details follow in later dispatches.
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Missouri
Atlanta
Tex
Harlow Plans to Sue for Another Divorce
Hollywood actress Jean Harlow says she will sue her estranged husband Hal Rosson for divorce. She described him as a grand person but noted they were not suited, and she plans to begin legal dissolution of the marriage soon.
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Hollywood
Dean Harlow
Hal Rosson
Hal
Jean
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