King George III Condition Improves Says Palace Bulletin
London reports say King George III shows signs of gradual improvement after a severe infection. The official bulletin notes he passed a calm night with stable temperature and that his oral condition is slowly improving, though the infective spirochetes remain severe. household staff observed better cheer around Büdling.
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Jupham Palace
Peeten
Bueldng
Han Aldar
B P. Sa
Bloodshed Reported in Strike Zone Abroad
A clash in Magdalens prefecture's banana zone left soldiers attacked by strikers amid a large plantation workforce adrift by wage disputes. The socialist party secretary cites an escort of 28 soldiers under attack by four strike groups during Hl Tiempo reporting.
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Caembla
Department of Magdalens
Hl Tiempo
Socialist Party
Explosion destroys three buildings in upper east side
In New York City an explosion demolished three squat buildings in the upper east side around 2 PM. Four bodies were recovered and one identified as Harry Freeman, foreman of a nearby tapping plant. Injuries were reported among bystanders and workers as rescue efforts continued.
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Upper’ East Side
New York City
P.m. Olice
Indwithel
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Washington
U. S. Coast Guard
F. C
Hillard
Con
United States
Harry Freeman
Billard
Coast Guard
Great Lakes
Berger Proposes Federal Offense Against Klan Activity
Representative Victor L. Berger introduces a bill making it a federal offense to accompany two or more persons on public highways with penalties up to $6000 fine and ten years in prison. He cites past 1870 1871 laws and decries rising religious and racial prejudice fueling Klan activity.
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UPA
Maguire
Victor L. Berger
Wisconsin
Berger
Ku Klux Kien
United States Supreme Court
Klen
Nothing
Daiys
Contractiny
Crandy
Furttar
Missing Louisville man returns home after ransom claim
Ed Alvey a notable Louisville book dealer and gambler had claimed he was kidnapped Monday night at gunpoint near his home. He returned to his home today and said he had been forced into a car and bound with adhesive.
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Alvey
Campaign words influence FDR debate on dam bill
In Washington the controversy over the Boulder Dam bill heats up as Arizona opposes the water allocation for irrigation. Senator Hayden of Arizona accuses Hoover of suggesting taxing power from a government hydro plant, while Senator Johnson, leader of the bill’s supporters, denies agreement with that stance.
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Boulder
Hayden
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Hoover
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Po-Sithor
Johnson S
Opposition to Kellogg Pact Grows in Senate
An unorganized but mounting opposition forms in the Senate to the Kellogg antiwar treaty led by Senator Reed of Missouri. Some doubt if reservations can satisfy Monroe Doctrine concerns and delay may occur as lawmakers weigh ratification prospects.
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Rochester
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In
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United Press
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Senate
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Missouri
Balt Adozan
League of Nations
Senetora Johnson
California
Sed ‘Moses
New Hampshire
Sarah
Foreign Relations
Reed
Beery Divorce Filing Details Alleged Assault
Marguerite Beery, wife of Noah Beery, files for divorce in Los Angeles alleging her husband threatened her with a pistol, struck her, and choked her before she fled their home in a nightgown. She seeks alimony custody of Noah Wilbert Beery, 15, and a share of approximately 200000 dollars. court appearance set for December 14.
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Marguerate Beery
Noah Beery
Mre Beery
Noah Wilburt Beery
Beery
House agriculture committee fails to adopt farm relief program
Washington dispatch reports the House Agriculture Committee failed to approve a farm relief program during the short congressional session. Chairman Haugen cited grave doubt on achieving adequate action and said another committee conference would be held to pursue a definite program. He noted hearings on farm relief and tariff could delay legislation this season.
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House
Congress
Haugen
Ane
Revenge case unfolds as Meveigh admits burn fatal
Meveigh confesses to burning Miss Wiffieds Knaak at Lake Bluff police station and admits slugging Miss Edina Kelly. He says relatives refused to take him in after a nervous breakdown and he was committed to an asylum. He claims revenge satisfaction while awaiting trial. lawman Tiffany says Meveigh knows details of the station basement not from newspapers.
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Ehade ‘Tifany
Hat Meveigh
Lake Blnéf
Mies Rouai
Tiffany
Hereford Yearling Sells for 9000 at Big Show
Chicago report says Clarence Goeehke and his 12 year old partner slate conter la steer won grand prize at the International Live stock Exposition. Dick the Hereford yearling sold for about 9000 dollars. A S Helde exposition general manager announced the sale value.
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Clarence Goeehke
Slate Conterla
A. S. Helde
Tyuday
Hoover Bids Farewell to Peru on Latin Tour
President Hoover wrapped up a Latin American swing as Peru hosted the U S party. Thousands gathered at Callao harbor to cheer the Hoover contingent as ships glowed along the waterfront. A Peru museum piece an ancient Inca robe and a gold mosaic were presented in thanks. The Almirante Grau escorted the Mary Land to Peruvian waters and Hoover praised Peru’s engineering progress and cordial reception at Lima before a farewell dinner at the presidency.
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Etect Herbart Hoover
Peru
Callao
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la Pas
Hoover
Augusto B. Leguia
Archaeologia Ta
Almirante Grau
Maryland
Peruvian
Lima
National Employment System Proposed in Congress
Rep Casey of Pennsylvania urges creation of a national employment system to operate jointly with states and municipalities, advocating a coordinated program across the nation.
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Washington
Iby Rep
Casey
Dem
Senator Reed to oppose repeal of national origins law
Washington dispatch reports Senator Reed announces he will oppose Hoover’s push to repeal the national origins provision of the immigration act. He reads a resolution by the Illinois American Legion opposing repeal and cites uncertain votes and anticipated July 1 effect.
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David A. Reed
Pennsylvania
Senate
Breet Hoover
Reed
Ilinois American Legion
Tonk
Rééd
Pat Battison
Marked map linked to Mojave killings in Northcott case
Los Angeles reports a marked map found in the Northcott home ties the so called murder farm to the Mojave desert search for victims. Authorities say Bordon Stewart Northcott may not assist today as doctors discuss his condition after a fever spike. The suspect pleaded guilty to the murder of an unidentified teen and a body allegedly linked to the killings is cited.
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Mojave Desert
Northcott
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Tole
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