Debts and Debates Bridge Roosevelt Talks Debts
A garbled column cites Arthur Brisbane and various figures discussing debt relief, wartime fleets, and bonds. It mentions Governor Roosevelt meeting President Hoover to discuss Zumupe debts, Minturn’s island-possessions proposal, and quotes about naval strength and the 1922 fleet sinking. It also notes Mouguin's wine list and economic chatter on sterling, wheat prices, and consumer spending trends among American women.
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Roosevelt
White House
Hoover
Zumupe
Europe
Minturn
New Jersey
Minturn Adda
Prince of Wales mobbed during Belfast visit
In Belfast an amused Prince of Wales toured Lisburn linen works amid enthusiastic crowds and cheering workers. He later attended Hillsborough village celebrations, where he joined a drum performance, drawing strong popular support during his royal progress through Northern Ireland.
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Belfast
Traland
Prince of Wales
Piris
Lisburn
Hillsborough Village
Police Action Follows Bandits Toward Chicago
Chicago police rushed to South Chicago to intercept a gang attempting a bank robbery at Westville Indiana. Hammond authorities advised the bandits fled toward Chicago after triggering the bank burglar alarm and were stopped by local forces near the Bank’s location.
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Chicago
Insi
South Chicago
Westville
Ind
State Bank
Hammond
Louis OR. Gass
Marshal shoots son of warden in self defense at prison
Gallup New Mexico dispatch reports Wayne Jones 25, son of the deputy warden, shot today at Lansing Kansas state prison. Night Marshal Prt Lucero says Jones drew a pistol. Lucero acted in self defense after confronting him as he suspected a threat.
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Gallup
WN. M
Wayne Jones
Lansing, Kansas State
Prt Luerro
Lucero
Johns
Hind
Dethklig
Weather Forecast San Antonio and vicinity Fri night frost likely
San Antonio and vicinity forecast fair Friday night and Saturday with probable frost. Friday night low near 28 C? not exact. North winds strengthen. East Texas expected frost in east and south Friday, interior milder west. Great Texas inland partly cloudy Friday night, warmer southeast, colder Panhandle Saturday.
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San Antonio
East Texas
Great Texas
Panhandle
Two men shot after rabbit novel incident in pipe
In Pittsburgh during November a man named Trapasso and his neighbor Ottorine Innuwutl argued over a rabbit stuck in a section of iron pipe. Trapasso fired through the pipe, wounding Innuwutl. Trapasso was hospitalized for injuries as police investigated the bizarre incident.
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Pittsburge
Nuseph ‘Trapasso
Ottorine Innuwutl
Trapasso
Trepisso
Frost Damages Predicted After Heaviest Cold Spell Yet
Jack Frost returns as a cold front drapes the city and surrounding area with frost. Friday night’s readings dropped to about 22 degrees at the official weather station, with 29.4 degrees at Kelly Field. Saturday is forecast to be 32 degrees with light north winds and fair conditions, though frost damage may be extensive and not fully known for several days.
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Jack Frost
Stiles
Weather Bureau
Darbee
Ornpa
Kelly Field
New U S Legation Opened in Canada in Ottawa
Ottawa November 18 The new American Legation building a four winged structure was officially opened Col Hanford MacNider the retiring minister and Pierre Boal charged with affairs received numerous Canadian officials and other visitors in a formal ceremony
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U. S
Roosevelt to Attend Warm Springs Forestry Meeting
President-elect Franklin D. Roosevelt has accepted an invitation to attend the November 29 meeting of the Meriwether County Forestry Fire Prevention Association at Warm Springs. He will arrive next week for a short vacation.
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Warm Springs
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Meriwether County Forestry
Death probe opened into Capt James Dickson death in Africa
An inquest began today into the death of Capt James Dickson of Culver City California who was killed yesterday in an airplane crash in Africa. Producer Arthur Loew and friend Joseph Roland were slightly injured in the crash near Livingstone Northern Rhodesia.
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Africa
Livingstone
Rhodesia
James Dickson
Culver City
Calif
Arthur Loew
Joseph Rolant
Railroad Finance Deal Okayed by Rock Island Pacific
The Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Railroad asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for authority to pledge as collateral security for short term notes. The deal involves 9,782,000 of first mortgage 43 percent bonds of the Rock Island Arkansas & Louisiana Railroad, a subsidiary.
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Washington, D.C
Chicaga
Rock Island
Pacific Railroad Today
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rock Island, Arkansas & Louisiana Allroad, 9
Mrs Ford Again Heads Farm Bureau Choice
Mrs Ford again led the National Farm and Garden association today, serving as president for the sixth consecutive year. The event reflects ongoing leadership in the farm body with Mrs Ford chosen to steer the organization through another term amid national agriculture matters.
Alleged Illegal Voting Ties Amid Philadelphia Election Scrutiny
Report from Philadelphia details alleged irregularities in the Roosevelt campaign inquiry. Jacob Mueller testified that legal help was given to voters in a polling place and that nonresidents voted. He also cited envelopes containing money and observed a woman receiving assistance behind a polling booth curtain. The hearings featured sharp exchanges between committee members Nelson and Wilson as witnesses described vote buying and intimidation. Kalensky cited city employee involvement, noting an arrest in a ward judge’s case.
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Philadelphia
Jacob Mueller
Roosevelt
Elmer Tureper
Tounty
Heartsill Hazen
Arkansas
S. Davis Wilson
Roosevelt Independent
John &. Nelson
Maine
Mueller
Nelson
Wilson
Wd Wilsson
Joseph Custodio
Joseph Kalensky
Kalensky
Bai
Arnold M. Blumberg
Twelve Buried Alive in Factory Collapse
Rome report counts twelve people trapped when a factory building collapsed. Eight were recovered dead and four severely injured were rescued, as workers and officials rushed to aid survivors.
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Rome
Pere Song
Debela
Rainy day arrest over a dog and owner in New York
In New York on November 18 a rain soaked dog led to the arrest of Mrs. Rose Carrato. The charge claimed cruelty for letting the dog stand in rain. The court suspended sentence after she said she had rid of the dog, with a remark about future care.
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New York
Rose Carrato
Libby Holman Plans Stage Return After Indictment
New York dispatch reports Broadway blues singer Libby Holman, recently indicted with Albert Walker for husband Emil Reynolds's death, will return to the stage in mid January after the birth of her baby. A Morehouse note says she will act as a blues singer with a husky torch voice, and offers for her services have begun.
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New York
Libby Halman
Ward Morehouse
New York Sun Today
Albert ‘Walker
Emilh Reynolds
Winston-Salem
N. C
Morehouse
John Jenney
Montchanin
Wilmington
Del
Alfred Holman
Cinneinnati
Ohia
Jenney
Montchahin
Maryland
Reynolds Tobacco
Libby
Sage
Walter’ Batchelor
Husky
Torch
Batchelor
Miss Holman
Reynolds
Higgins
North Carolina
Curry Asked to Stay Out of Speakership Race
Washington dispatch reports Representative E Rankin Democrat of Mississippi urged John F Curry New York Tammany leader to keep his hands off the upcoming speakership race in the House. The note arrives amid political maneuvering in Washington. Chicago item notes a model brewery at the 1033 World's Fair, built solely for display with no beer produced for visitors.
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Army End
Navy Club
New York
Mogaly
United States Regular Army
Paris
Woodrow Wilson
Pershlong
Wilson
United States
England
Roogevelt
Department of Defense
Willem Mitchell
Curry
Washington, D. C
John F. Curry
Tammany
E. Rankin
Mississippi
Chicago
Artificial Fever Machine Aids Brain Disease Treatment
Cook County Hospital reports certain brain diseases have been treated with artificial fever machines. Under Dr Clarence A Nawmann a Northwestern professor, the device heats patients with electrical waves to induce fever, with mixed outcomes including cures, partial recoveries, deaths, and little change in others.
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Chicago
Cook County
Asi
Patenta
Clarence A. Nawmann
Aandate Profesor
Payebiatty
North Western Univer
Lone woman flier lands safely in Capetown
Miss Johnson, the lone woman pilot, completed a major Africa to South Africa flight with four stops, flying 6250 miles from England to Capetown in about 11 hours of air time. She endured torrential rain and low visibility but landed safely at Mossamedes and Benguela before reaching her destination, where she recovered after a momentary collapse.
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Miss Johnson
England
Orah
Algeris
Sahara Desert
Gao
West
Maice
Denguela
Mousamedes
Here
Molison
Benguela
Mossamedes
Mins Johnson
Africa
Amy Johnson
Capetown
South Africa
London
Mark Atly Hushed
Captain Mullison
Jap Army Prepares for Major Attacks Should Be War
Japanese troops push toward Tsitsinar as high army officials prepare major operations in Manchuria. General Su Fung-Wen, now controlling Manciwiria, and Gen. Nobuyoshi Muto, Japan’s supreme commander in Manchuria, dispatched a top lieutenant to Tokyo for final consultation at the war office.
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Tokio
Kimes Brothers Visit Injured Sister in Anadarko Hospital
Matt and George Kimes, notorious Oklahoma bandits, were escorted from the state prison under heavy guard to visit their sister Nella Kimes, 22, who lies in Anadarko hospital convalescing from a gunshot wound sustained in an accidental shooting at her residence.
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McAlester
Ofin
Matt
George Kimes
Oklahoma
Torlay
Nella Kimes
Anadarka Hospital
Ber Alata
Woman Sentenced for Attempt to Stab Von Papen
In Berlin a woman named Paula Budde, wife of a postal inspector, was sentenced to three months in jail by a special court for an attempted stabbing of Chancellor Franz Von Papen three days earlier. Police found a 12 inch knife on her and she appeared at the chancellery before detention. She reportedly said she wished to hurt Von Papen as a seasonal remark.
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Berlin
Franz von Papen
Paula Budde
Eue Picion
von Papen
McAdoo Predicts Legal Beer Soon
Wil liam G McAdoo Democratic candidate for president predicted beer legalization soon today addressing the Southern California Hotel Men's association in Los Angeles He said he would work to legalize beer and implement the Democratic platform adopted at Chicago The remarks reflect his campaign stance from California reports Nov 18.
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Los Angeles
Willam G. McAdoo
Genator-Cleet
California
Southern California Hotel Men's Association
Chicago
Curtis Suffering With Sore Throat
Vice President Charles Gurbis was confined to his hotel in Washington with a sore throat. He is not bedbound and hopes to report to his office in the capital tomorrow. A fragment from Alva Oklahoma notes Thanksgiving turkey stories and a bride learning the value of a bird as the turkey storyline continues.
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Washington, D. C
INS
Charles Gurbis
Aice
Alva
Okla
Bob Kirkbride
Poe
Mall McDaniel Robbed by Luring Bandits in Downtown Hotel
Wilford McDaniel, 60, of West Texas Avenue, was lured to a downtown hotel by an old acquaintance and robbed of 1000 dollars. He was assaulted, gagged with tape, and bound before his money was recovered from his shoes. Descriptions of two suspects circulated as deputies pursued leads. no arrests yet. McDaniel had reportedly fallen victim to a prior swindle about two months earlier.
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Wilford ‘McDanielsboub
West Texas Avenue
Merc Daniel
Daniel
John Lawrence
Sheriffs Office
McMenlel
Ane Eeanes
Prinny
McDaniel
Texan youths held after holdup attempt in San Diego
Jack Sims aged 19 and John Otto Smith aged 20, both of Waco Texas, were arrested in San Diego after an attempted hold up of a Chinese lottery. Smith allegedly fired several shots at a Chinese man named Tora Ting when the victim tried to stop the Nesing souths.
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Texas
San Diego
Jack Sims
John Otto Smith
Waco
Smith
Tora Ting
Apartment Listings and Monthly Rates at Broadway Street
Readable fragments reveal apartment offerings with monthly rents and locations in the city. Contact Fanmin or visit Broadway at Willy Street for viewing and leasing details. Several properties list monthly prices ranging from twenty to hundreds, with various street names and units referenced.
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Mary Bea
Pansym
Fanmin
Willy Street
Lelmae
B. Park
Torwor
Ban Meadway
Gramarcy Horst
Tutte Bronte
LIF Lana
Ios Terempkets
Joarphine
Ounloe Room
Cevermn
ROD
TM. CG
Risin
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Mouguin
Arthur Brisbane
King Pestoras Gyn
Iiv
Mr. Ripley
Clinton W. Gilbert
Washington
Army
Navy
Department of National Defense
Ber and
M. Baruch
Hen Mouguin
Ann
Fulton Keet
Mr. Mouquin
Charles A
Dana
Red Wing
Wales
Golleens
Glindsr
Marshal
Watcher
Libby Moliman Plang
Husband
Union of Siuin Afries
Amy Johnnsson
Plone
Vande
Griwich
Ner Hijnbald
Mollison
Fice
Kimes
McAdoo
Curtis
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