Levine charged in Vienna with intention to counterfeit coins
Charles A. Levine, American aviation enthusiast and partner in Cloteac Chamberlain’s venture to Germany, was turned over to the public prosecutor for trial on charges of intending to counterfeit French coins. Dr Moyzick named judge. attorney Priminger protested imprisonment to the Vienna chamber. authorities probing Levine’s finances abroad.
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Vienna
Austria
Charles A. Levine
Cloteac
Chamberlain
Germany
Moyzick
Levine
Preminger
Iient
Vienna Chamber of Advocates
Chesterton Says Wharton Wilder Deserved Nobel Prize
Buffalo dispatch reports Gilbert K. Chesterton arguing Edith Wharton and Thornton Wilder deserved the Nobel Prize more than Sinclair Lewis. Chesterton comments on literary qualifications and opinions across fields, while New York notes Sinclair Lewis preparing to receive the prize in Stockholm and joking about learning Swedish.
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Buffalo
Gilbert K. Chesterton
Edith Wharton
Thornton
Sinclair Lewis
Rom Canising College
Ford
Exalisoa
New York
Stockholm
Italy
Foot
Sweden
Two Killed in Duel With U S Officers in El Paso
In El Paso on November 20, two men were killed in a gun fight with United States customs officers near the soul skirts of El Paso. One man, believed shot in the head and one hand, escaped. Frank Batncastle of Las Graces, NM, and Desua Baz of El Paso were confirmed dead.
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U.S
EL Paso
Teron
Frank ‘Batncastle
Las Graces
X. M
Desua Baz
United States Customs
Olthexe
Anither Mac
Owen Defends Congress as Hardworking in Milwaukee
Congresswoman Ruth Bryan Owen of Florida, daughter of William Jennings Bryan, told the College Endowment Association that the public misunderstands lawmakers. She argued that congressmen are a hardworking crowd and defended their efforts.
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Owen
Milwaukee
Ruth Brian Owen
Florida
William Jennings Bryan
Abe
College Endowment Association
Sissy Remark Sparks Mine Shooting In Springfield
In Springfield on November 20 a 10 year old miner Thomas Dougherty shot and wounded his co worker Thomas J. Connor aged 51 as they entered a mine. A dispute over a nickname described as sissy prompted the incident.
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Sissy
Springfield
Thomas Dougherty
Daugherty
Thomas J. Connor
Rence
Gambler Faces Life Imprisonment on Murder Conviction
Kansan City report says itinerant gambler Eri Varble was convicted of first degree murder for the death of Jesa Trow bridge, one of two men he said he shot on the morning of October 5.
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Kansan City
Eri Varble
Jesa Trowbridge
Referee Johnny Gallagher Killed in Auto Crash
New York reports the death of Johnny Gallagher, famed referee of the 1923 Dempsey Firpo heavyweight bout, found dead in a suborbital car accident scene. Details remain sparse as authorities investigate the fatal incident.
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J. Galligher
New York
Johnny Gallagher
Presbyterian church budget of 12 million for 1931
Chicago November 20. A budget of 12,000,000 dollars is adopted for the benevolent activities of the Presbyterian church for the year starting April 1931. Details including poultry feeds and supplies will be listed daily in Light Classified Ads section 142.
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Presbyterian Aim
Chicago
Presbyterian Church
Bunco Party at Florinain Ban’s Hall by Hermann Sons
City News item notes a bunco party hosted by the Hermann Sons school committee on November 20 1080 at 6 PM at Florinain Ban's Hall. Tickets cost 2 cents. The event features bunco five hundred high five and bridge with a Hollywood dance tonight at 425 B. Tesephine Ab Adv dance at Midway Saturdays at 3 AM Susie by Jerome's Band O'say Adj.
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Bunco
Hermann Son
Florianin Ban's
Tesephine Ab
Hif Jerome
O'say
Arrest possible if boy dies in Arkansas shooting incident
In Tenarkana Arkansas Sam Day 19 lies near death in a hospital from gunshot wounds as his father W Day vows to seek the arrest of Federal Prohibition Agent W N Weaver if the youth dies. Weaver and Joss M Quilliv, Day’s companions, say they do not know who fired the shot and claim they were attacked near a still six miles southeast of Genoa.
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Tenarkana
Ark
Sam Day
Todas
Unadot
Dayas
W. N. Weaver
Vgon Med
Weaver
Joss’ M. Quilliv
Strick Day
Here
Genoa
Wealth share shows U S and France control vast global funds
Washington November 20 United States and France hold unprecedented combined wealth. Federal Reserve Board reports U S holdings at 1.539 trillion as of November 1, rising 140 million in seven months. This marks the highest concentration since World War I as both nations dominate world wealth.
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Washington, D. C
United States
France
Federal Reserve Board
Earthquake Fear Turned to Dynarite Blast
From Pontiac Michigan the Lake District in Oakland County was shaken by a loud explosion described as an earthquake. Officials later determined the tremor was caused by a Dynarite blast rather than an actual quake.
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Enjoya
8.S.S
Pontiac
Mich
Lake District
Oakland County
Publicity News at Washington Irving Junior School
The Publicity News student publication at Washington Irving Junior School debuts this Friday under sponsor Miss Celia Keltley. The semi monthly paper runs 12 pages with staff including Antonio Cabo editor in chief and Warren Gain literacy editor plus art editor Salvador Rodriguez and other editors, with special typists Aline White and Antanelle Waters.
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Atudent
Washington Irving
Oul Oymond Alcaln
Arthur Guillen
Wrecked Plane Bodies Found Near Tehachapi
Three bodies and wreckage were found in the Tehachapi foothills after a Pacific Air Transport plane left Durban for Oakland. Pilot Flavius A. Donnedson, veteran of the Army Air Corps, mechanic George Rogers, and Miss Jenn Markow were aboard. The craft carried mail worth an estimated 10 dollars in stamps.
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Durban
Yeaterday
Tehachapi
Lore
Pacificoast
Flavius A. Done‘dson
Army Air Corps
Ron
Pacific Air Transport
Oakland
George Rogers
Jenn Markow
Portland
Oregon
Fat to Fit at Forty Five Says Simple Kruschen Hint
An old ad copy claims a weight loss method for those 45 and overweight. A West Virginia woman reportedly shed 15 pounds in two weeks after using Kruschen salt and a hot water morning routine. The piece urges readers to try the product at 85 cents a bottle, promising energy and health improvements.
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Enya
Zefee
Kruschen
T.cai
Kruschen Salta
Sommera
Virginia
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Chesterton
Wharton
Wilder
City News
DE. Witle
Dry
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Kondon
Farene
Warner
CIA
Ceres
Paris
Kane Crockett
Irving Boagts
Pape
Rubio
Mexico City
Nor
Joray Tixneda
Shipa
Washington
D. C
Socony
Socont
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Magnolia Stations
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