Nazis Gain New Government in Germany
Berlin dispatch reports a cabinet reshuffle elevating Hess and Rohm to key Nazi leadership roles as the party moves to extend the stormtrooper influence into the state. Aimed at university mobilization, the plan envisions Storm Troopers integrated into government and a separate Nazi justice system.
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Berlin
National
Cabinal
Je Re Ho Hess
Capitan
Ernst Rerlin
Nazis Baily Beer
Hess
Roehm
Hitler
Hms
Roehm Seid
Vorlkischer Becachter
Catines
Storm
Munich
Stormroops
Motor Unis
Binebel
Lig German Students’ Federation
Plaang
Bess
Rochm
U S Closing Up Books on Liberty Loan Refinance
Washington reports the government moving to close books on the Liberty Loan refinance. Subscriptions tally for new 10 to 12 year Treasury bonds underway as plans target borrowing around 5.27 billion dollars within two weeks. Details of financing to meet December maturities to be announced next week.
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Washington,d. C
Treasury
Boston Students Tandem to School
Massachusetts Institute of Technology freshmen from Boston ride daily on a tandem bicycle as a relic of the Gay Tuneties. The six year old bike belongs to W. Pulsifer of Whitman, with companion Willian Hartman of Somerville, New Jersey, as they travel from their dormitory to classrooms in the Rodgers building on Bryisten street.
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Cambridge
Mess
W. Pulsifer
Whitman
Willian Hartman
Somerville
N. J
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Kneses
Rodgers
Bryisten Street
Boston
Madrid cafés without waiters strike for higher pay
Madrid faced a citywide coffeehouse disruption as 400 waiters and clerks voted to join a general strike demanding higher wages. Details of locations and outcomes remained unclear as the action spread.
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Madrid
Nightlife and Music Listings At Turner Hall Apron and Dance
City news item lists events at Turner Hall and nearby venues including dance nights, orchestra performances, and band appearances. Act names include Dave Bal, Pete Brewer, Beck's orchestra, and various regional groups. Shows occur Sundays and Saturdays with multiple venues like Oak Grove and Milam Building noted.
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Dave Bal
Bluebonnet
Bandere
Macdong Nisi
Pete Brewer
Man in Barlandele Shorthand Suicide Attempt on Jones Avenue
Detective reports 54 year old Lee Butts of 1110 East Quincy Street tried to end his life with a 22 caliber pistol on Jones Avenue. He discharged two shots but only minor injuries resulted. he said he was tired of life and wanted to die. He was to be released from Dr Kenner's Sanatorium Saturday afternoon.
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FH Butte
Lee Moar
Quincy Street
Bolts
Ted
Las 204
Jones Avenue
Oolls Yales
Hult Avenue
Barlandele
Bulls
A. J. Hice
Pelice
Kenner
Government Holds Price of Gold at $34.01 Unchanged
Government maintains gold price with limited movement. mentions figures around $44.01 and $52.0 per ounce or pound and notes stability after a period of fluctuations. The report references domestic grid and price shifts affecting market perception and commodity trading.
Veteran Proves Death in France
Veteran Proves Death in France with the American Legion post here and Nar rolters to prave hr was killed in France when his army air plane crashed In action. His family was advised of a clerical error. June Noble will peip von tine serk through on Light Claselfind "Bilitation Wants" alt. Come in Broadway at Tift ateeet, Pay alt rate.
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Motnorvilie
W. Vas
Ber
William Tarsei
American Legion
Narrolters
France
June Noble
Peip von Tine
Bilitation
Broadway
Tift Ateeet
Wholesale Commodities Fall 1 Percent in Week
Washington December 2 wholesale commodity prices for the week ended November 25 declined one percent to the approximate level of November 4. Labor Statistics Commissioner Tudor Lihn noted the recession interrupts the upward trend since mid October, lowering the Index to 88. MW per cent of the 1920 average, still 18 per cent above last year's low and 31 per cent below the corresponding period.
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Washington, D
Tudor Lihin
Commissioner of
Labor Statistics
Aince
Weather notes and bank news from December reports
A December weather summary shows precipitation totals, sunshine, and wind details for cities across the region, including compact notes on normal levels and monthly deficits. National banking coverage records 33 banks freezing deposits and unraised funds, plus a housing rental listing and classification notices for December.
Butler FNS Company Od Cincinnati Ohio Debates Soldier Bonus
Maj Gen Smedley D. Butler denounces plans to form a soldiers bonus backed group. He accuses unnamed leaders of offering him the presidency to gain influence and money, and warns veterans could wield power against political rivals. He cites the Cincinnati club auditors and broad political maneuvering during the address.
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Cinginnati
Ohio
Smedley D. Tuller
Marines
American Legion
Nations Economy Leaguin
League
Cincinnat Club
United States
Tregionnaires
Gnann
Police Clash With Striking Stevedores Near Pier
In Bantimore on December 2 violence erupted as striking stevedores clashed with police during the unloading of a freighter. A crowd of workers surged past the police line as teams of security moved in to restore order at the waterfront.
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Bantimore
Umion
Stevadores
Whiich
Ran-Menome
Gelling
Poalirn
Fred C Malone Divs at Austin
In Austin on December 2, Fred C Malone, aged 26 years, served as Travis county clerk pro tem and later deputy clerk before his elevation to the clerkship. The local obituary notes his long service and sudden death last night.
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Fred C. Malone
Austin Austin
Dee
Travis Yourly
Mark
End of IVERTOR VOTE PROBE Nears Conclusion
New Orleans December 21 The senate sub committee's investigation into the 1892 election of Senator John H Overton of Louisiana approaches its end. Witnesses from election officials testified there was no fraud or irregularities at precinct boxes while Overton faced charges of irregularities in his victory over incumbent Edwin S Broussard.
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New Orleans
Senate
John H. Overton
Demorral
Louisiana
Overton
Edwin S. Broussard
Druggist Confesses to Slaying His Fourth Wife
In Albuquerque, district attorney T. J. Mabry said Carl Wickman, a Denver druggist held in connection with the death of his fourth wife, Mrs Donalda Chivoine Wickman, confessed to police that he killed her last Saturday night. He had previously claimed an unidentified hit and run driver caused her fatal injuries.
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Albuquerque
N. M
T. J. Mabry
Carl Wickman
Donalda Chivoine Wickman
Denver
Mabry
Associated
Wickman
Vas
Kansas Students Ping Pong Experts
Lawrence Kansas students at the University of Kansas show interest in ping pong as a favorite game among the gnon students. The piece notes a humorous historical context referencing forefathers and gender norms while suggesting ping pong’s rising popularity.
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Kansas
Lawrence
Kan
Campus Cops Boss the Faculty at Wheaton College
Fragmented report details campus enforcement actions at Wheaton College with students and faculty recounting the rules. The piece notes shifts in Indiana relief ranks and mentions unemployment relief figures, fire classifications, and rent costs, all in a disrupted OCR style.
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Nomton, Mis
Wheaton Roliege
Murder mystery revisit grips Tahlequah cattleman case
Charles Sater, 62, is jailed in Washington county awaiting inquiry into the 1913 murder of Tahlequah cattleman Griffin Harnage. Harnage, shot while planning a cattle roundup, left a torn notebook and a bloody scene on Stick Ross mountain as wives and associates debated who killed him. Local reports tie Sater to the case amid renewed suspicion and whispered confessions.
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Bartlesville
Okle
Dee
Charles Sater
Washington County
Griffin Harnage
Tahle
Jduah
Harnage
Stick Ross Mountain
Talequah
Jane Harnage
College Held Just Racket At New Jersey Teachers’ Meeting
Dr. Ralph Hutchison, president of Washington and Jefferson College, labeled college education the great American racket in a speech to about 4000 at the New Jersey State Teachers Association convention. He attacked graft, alleged abuses in campuses, and warned of an overproduction in higher education. He urged reconsideration of thinking and institutions as demand for leaders rises while the supply grows.
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Atlantic City
Ralph ©. Hutchison
Washington and Jefferson College
New Jersey State Teachers
Hells of Higher Education
Packer
Tr Hutchison
Salute to Nazis Barred for Prisoners in Germany
Berlin dispatch reports a decree banning the Nazi salute among German prisoners. The rule prohibits prisoners from using the raised right arm in the insignia greeting, aiming to erase the gesture from daily prison life.
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Berlin
Germany
Teacher Sued for Whipping in Columbia Ma
Mrs Nellie Cunningham a longtime teacher at the Yaringenunnity school faces a $5000 damage suit filed by James K Hyde II in Columbia Ma. The plaintiff alleges injuries from discipline for answering poorly on a geography question. Cunningham denies striking him with a club and says she disciplined him but not as severely as claimed.
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Columbia
Nellie §. Cunningham
James K. Hyde
Rio Grande
Cunningham
Yaringenunnity
Family reunion reunites Swedish-born Milwaukee brothers
In Milwaukee, four siblings separated since 1878 in Sweden and the United States were brought together after 54 years. Brothers J. A. Young 73 Hamlin Texas and Carla Melin 71 Thief River Falls Minnesota joined sisters Helma Billings 65 Chicago and Mrs Mathilda Johnson 81 Milwaukee at a reunion hosted by Mrs Johnson. A fifth brother remained unreachable for 25 years. All attendees were widowed except none. descendants present.
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Milwaukee
Ater
Sweden
United States
Mathilda Johnson
Helma. Billings
Chicago
J. A. Young
Hamlin
Texas
Carla
Melin
Aiver Falls
Minn
Young
Buut
New Deal Aims to Shape Virgin Islands Status
Washington report notes the New Deal program targeting remote Virgin Islands wards, aiming to change their status through constructive measures now taking effect amid local protests against Uncle Sam’s role. Also reports Paris on treasury funding costs: higher short term bond rates and reduced savings rates from January 1.
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Washington, D.C
Virgin Islands
Sam
Hoover
Renmark
Paris
Fragmented OCR Reads On Old Currency The Roll
Fragmented readable text describes confusion over monetary changes and gold standards. It mentions France and gold, readers noting shifts in money value and apparent public concern about savings. The garbled lines reference readers and daily routines, hinting at financial anxiety and changing economic norms.
President Fooxeyell to depart for Washington from warm springs
President Fooxeyell winds up two weeks at Warm Springs Georgia enjoying sunny weather and leisure. He plans to return to Washington today arriving late Monday morning. He maintains contact with foreign affairs by phone and telegraph while ministers handle urgent business.
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Prings
Fooxeyell
Waslygian
United States
Great Britain
White House
Washington
SETTLE FILM AIDS SCIENCE AT CAL TECH BALLOON FLIGHT
Pasadena California December 2 Lieutenant Commander T G W Zettle completed an eight foot film record from a balloon ascent on November 20. Calif ornia Institute of Technology scientists say the axial oscilloscope film provides a continuous cosmic ray record at extreme height. Dr H Victor Neher notes the footage shows a three line imprint aiding interpretation and promising advances in cosmic ray studies.
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Pasadena
Calif
T. G. W. Zettle
California Institute of Technology Code
H. Victor Neher
Neher
Labor Government Looms in Norway
Norway's general election yielded a sweeping Labor victory with 22 new seats, 120,000 more votes, and 6 state seats. Unemployment relief funds and government aid are cited as key factors, while non Socialists lost ground and National Union failed to win any seats.
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OLEO
Norway
Storting
Stort~ Ing
Stata
Tio
Agriculturists
National Union
Tasciat
Naet
Women Aim to Break Air Record in Modest Plane
In New York on December 2, Viola Genlyy and Frances Marnalis depart from Floyd Bennett Field bound for Miami to surpass the existing 8 day 4 hour endurance mark set last year by Era Marsalis and Louise Thaden. Their cabin monoplane provides in-flight rest and no tire hours.
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New York
Viola Genlyy
Frances Marnalis
Ployd Ben- Hethfield
Miami
Era Marsalis
Louise Thaden
Litvinoff Lands at Italian Port
Italian port of Naples receives Maxim Litvinoff, the Soviet foreign commissar, aboard a flight described as an unexpected voyage ending amid war reporting. He arrives December 2 with a statement about ongoing international tensions and wartime exchanges.
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Litvinoff
Italian Port
Naples
Maxim Filyinn
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