Will Rogers Restores Confidence in the West
Special to The Mawr Beverly Hills Cal November 22. Notable figures from Hoover era finance and the entertainment world discuss restoring confidence in the West amid economic jitters. Clara Bow, Edna Bryant, and Fanny Brice weigh in on government, markets, and coping strategies as timely concerns.
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Will Rogers
West
the Mawr
Beverly Hills
Cal
Hoover
General Motors
Irnans
Sears, Roebuck
Clara Row
Coolidge
McAdoo
Edinor Glyn
Fanny Brice
Adimee McPherson
Wall Street
Carpenters
John Gilbert
Iaa Claire
Ina
John
Early Christmas shopping and school football notes
Early Christmas shopping starts with enthusiasm in the city as calendars unfold for Thanksgiving and winter holidays. The piece notes schools, gymnasiums, and football finales, mentioning New Castle high’s schedule, Thanksgiving, and a forecast of hard ground for the final games. It also covers driving caution on icy roads, a larger Thanksgiving turkey crop statewide, and new license plates arriving in New Castle.
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Christmins
New Castle High
Washington High School
Pennsylvania
Lawrence County
Rushing supplies to Newfoundland coast disaster zone
Government vessels carried food and medical aid to the southern Newfoundland coast after a massive tidal wave triggered by an earthquake. Twenty six people were killed and waterfront property damaged across Burin Peninsula towns. Communication was reestablished and relief efforts extended as Melgie and other steamers rush to the area.
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Cenarin Jane See
Servlee
Newfoundland
Ronday
Lisning
Melgie
Burin
Haywagon slides downhill scattering load in city crash
Load of baled hay driven by Phil McQuiston of R D No 1 rolled backward down North Jefferson street hill when double-tree broke. It struck a curb and a tree near the J L Young property at North Jefferson and Craig streets, scattering hay on Lincoln avenue and Young’s lot. Wagon damaged. a truck hauled it away later. No injuries reported.
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Phil McQuiston
R.D
Jefferson Street
Lincoln Avenue
J. L. Young
North
Jefferson and
Craig Streets
City ,S Street
Clemenceau Reported Resting Comfortably
Paris reports camphor oil injections eased former Premier Clemenceau's pain this afternoon after Dr Degennes examined him for a half hour. The physician said the patient is lucid and resting comfortably despite stomach pains and avoided continuing morphine.
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Cinternationel News Service
Paris
Premicr
Clemenceau
Degennes
M. Clemenceau
Daily Weather Report for 24 Hour Period
Weather statistics cover a 24 hour period ending this morning with a maximum temperature of 31 degrees and a minimum of 21. Precipitation measured .03 inches. River stage at 9 feet and falling.
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Mane Attack
Snook Case Appeal To State Supreme Court
Columbus November 22 a motion for a new trial for Dr James Rowerd Snook confessed slayer of Miss Theora Hix was overruled by the county appellate court. Attorneys for the former Ohio State University professor announced they would appeal to the state supreme court, delaying any execution scheduled for next week.
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Snook
State Supreme Court
Columbus
James Rowerd Snook
Theora Hix
Ohio State University
Capital Disaster Explodes in Downtown Store
Five people are dead and about fifty injured after a basement store ballet hall explosion on Seventh Street during lunch hour. Investigators cite a faulty safety valve as the blast cause. three injured may die. Fire and ambulances blocked traffic, drawing crowds as rescue squads worked the grisly scene.
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Cibernartona News
Washington
Seventh Street
Bulic
Somerset Judge Delayed Trial To January In Liquor Case
United States court officials delay Judge John A. Berkey of Somerset County and 18 others from facing trial until January 1930. Indictments allege conspiracy and violations of Prohibition laws. Berkey waived immunity and posted bond. Special prosecutors Slater and Coldiron cannot attend December term. Warrants remain for the remaining defendants as charges include protection for liquor sellers and collectors in Somerset County.
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Interpanient
News Services
Pittsburgh
United States Court
John A. Berkey
Somerset County
Berkey
EB. L. Slater
John F. Coldihron
United States Marshalls
Somerset Aim
Jay
Four Are Killed In Erie Train Crash At Crossing
Four people died in Erie when a New York Central freight train struck two vehicles at a grade crossing amid a heavy early snowstorm. Driver Clyde L. Hinkson, 43, of Erie, was killed along with Tony Staton and his brothers Joseph and Louis Evanslan of Wesleyville, all instantly.
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Internacional News Service
Erie
New York Central
Clyde L. Hinkson
Tony Staton
Joseph
Louis Evans
Wesleyville
Payroll Thief Being Hunted
Pittsburgh detectives seek Mitton L. Carren, 43, of East Pittsburgh, in a $15,000 payroll theft from Westinghouse Electric paymaster office. He left after saying he would go to another department and did not return. Police broadcast a description, warn Chicago authorities, and monitor rail, bus and highway routes.
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Onteranonal News Segvient Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Paymaster
Mitton L. Carren
East Pittsburgh
Carren
Darren
Chicago
Garren
East Fittsburgh
Paymasters Office
City Wins After Accepting Verdict In Roth Case
Solicitor Robert M. White explained to council at the City building that the city, though it appeared to lose, actually won by accepting a verdict of 1300 dollars. The case arose from a Cascade street improvement project where the first jury awarded 1000 dollars and Roth appealed for 1500 dollars. The city agreed to pay 1300 dollars and accept the verdict.
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Robert M. White
Council
Roth
Ie City
Cascade
Construction Leaders Meet With Hoover
Washington scene as President Hoover leads a push to keep U S building activity high through winter. Builders and suppliers including presidents of major trade groups meet to back government expansion and stable wages. Event lists numerous industry leaders and lenders seeking to sustain construction momentum.
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Internationa News Service
Washington
Hoover
Special Session Ends After Tariff Row
Washington. President Weaver’s special session began last April and adjourned for practical purposes after a noon recess, with a formal dissolution at 10 o’clock. The House, inactive while the Senate wrangled over tariff duties, ended shortly after, as members vented at the Senate for failing to pass the tariff measure.
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Conternational
Nawsa Serveoy
Washington
Weaver
House
Senate
Death notice for multiple individuals spans ages and addresses
Obituary item lists John Winfield L Schefenecker age 5 of 303 Canyon Street Francis L English associated with Muddy Creek and Caroline Edeburn age 81 of Springfield Two. Details unclear but records indicate a death notice including several names and addresses.
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John Winfield L. Schefenecker
Canyon Street
Francis L. English
Muddy Creek
Caroline Edeburn
Springfield
Tariff Still Unsettled As Session Ends
Washington dispatch reports the session ends with the tariff bill pending in the Senate after House passage. The Congress achieved farm relief funding of 151.5 million dollars and multiple investigations including lobbying and Shearer inquiries. Republican ranks split into three factions amid stormy adjournment and ongoing work before the December regular session.
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Williamit K. Hutchinson
House
Separe
Youn Guard
Old Guard
Senate
Congress
Shearer
Scores In Calling The News for Saturday Results
In calling The News for scores Saturday observe following schedule. Before 5 o clock call 4600. Between 5 and 6 30 call 22 or 4024. After 6 30 call 175.
Fire Runs Of Stolen Autos
Two stolen cars were found burning west of the city. One belonged to Andrew Hallo of 1820 East Washington Street and was found on the Coverts-Mi Jackson road by Detective John Young and Officer Lynch. The second car, from New Castle Marmon Company, was found at Carbon, driven into a creek and burned. Police have not yet determined the motive for this new destruction method.
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Andrew Hallowich
East Washington Street
Mi Jackson Road
John Young
Lynch
New Castle Marmon Company
Carbon
One Thousand Victims Reported In Soviet Bombing Raid
London Nov 22 A Tokyo dispatch reports that about 1000 Chinese troops and civilians were killed when a Soviet air raid hit a coal mine near Dalsinor where they sought shelter. The same dispatches note ongoing Soviet activity in the Dalanar region amid other reports from the eastern front.
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London
Dalsinor
Tokio
Thi
Aly
Dalanar
Blaze in Pitcairn Destroys Business Block
A fire started by an overheated stove caused a blaze in Pitcairn damaging a business block. High winds fanned the flames as firefighters rescued a man and his wife from their bed and called in surrounding departments to contain the spread and fumes.
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Uneir
Jack Satyards
Salyvarsty
Fune
Enimn
Outlook for U S Prosperity Next Year Seen Bright
President Hoover and aides deem the economic outlook favorable as railroad expansion and equipment plans totaling about 1 billion dollars loom for next year. Utilities and Ford wage increases, steel plant optimism, and auto production stability reinforce belief in normal output and easier money conditions despite a stock-market shakeout.
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George RR. Holmes
House of Terences
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Ford
Steel Manufactur
Hoover
Laper
Fragmented OCR note on people and events in a town
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions names and phrases like Arthur Mometer, cave, foxer, stocks, HONE de Ton Uels, Meph vats, Mat age Sy, and a date hint. It reads as a garbled historical note with scattered proper nouns and unclear actions.
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Coase
Erentier
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National Association of Builders Exchanges
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Portland Cement Association
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Wilford Iurth
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Samuel Eckles
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F. W. Reimers
Southern Pine Association
Arbhur W. Berresford
American Engineering Council
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