Demack jury listens to arguments in Mangold death case
In Ninety fourth District Court Judge W W McCrore charged the jury at 11 a m Monday as the Demack case moved toward deliberations. Relatives of the slain deputy and the defendant filled the courtroom. the defense urged acquittal while the state sought the death penalty, claiming Deputy Mangold was killed in the line of duty during a burglary investigation.
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Epity
Mangold
Ninety-fourth District
W. W. McCrore
Demack
Robertson
Boatright
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B. F Logan
Dsstraut
Bostright
W. W. Whitaker
Thefternoon
Walter Tynan
Colebre Road
Demeck
Secord
Tax payments lag as 1932 figures trail 1931
Tax Collector Maury Maverick warns split payments must be completed by November 30 or tax delinquency starts January 31. Poll taxes sell from October 1 with slow uptake, and December 1 marks auto license sales. He fears January crowds at the office and urges prompt action, citing light classified money loan ads for quick funds.
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Tut
Maverick
Czechoslovakia seeks debt revision with US
Washington says Czechoslovakia aligned with Britain France and Belgium in requesting suspension of the 61.5 million debt due December 15 as part of a war debt revision. Ferdinand Veverka presented the document at the state department amid Hoover Roosevelt talks at the White House. The total obligation to the United States is 167,071,023 with payments already totaling 1,304,178.
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Washington, D.C
Czechoslovakia
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Hoover
Roosevelt
White House
Ferdinand Veverka
State Department
United States
Weather Notes and City Mentions From Fragmented Market Text
Fragmentary weather column lists totals and deficits for November and January, with scattered city and state names. Mentions North and various locations from Maine to Texas, and references to markets, rail hubs, and a mix of place names, times, and temperatures in a jumbled OCR read.
Garner foe of war debt cut faces short session plan
Vice President elect John Nance Garner, briefly in St Louis, opposed any cancellation or modification of European war debts. He supported legalization of beer and Prohibition repeal efforts, and said he would help secure a majority in the House for beer legislation, while uncertain about Senate support. Garner travels to Washington for Hoover Roosevelt talks on foreign debt and a looming short session.
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John Nance Garner
Garner
Washington
Roosevelt
Hépver
Congress
Hoover
Senate
Alec
San Antonio
Dyalde
Gerner
Unions Lament Racketeering Threat at AFL Meeting
The National Executive Committee of the Conference for Progressive Labor Action warned racketeering would destroy the American labor movement. The appeal, sent to AFL President William Green, was discussed as the AFL executive council opened its Cincinnati convention.
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New York
Conference For Progressive Labor Action
A. PF. of
American Federation of Labor
Executive Council
Cinccinnati
William Green
A. FL of L
Fear Two Army Fliers Missing After Crash Threat
SAN FRANCISCO November 21 INS Fear gripped the city as two army fliers feared to have crashed after failing to land at Crissy Field due to a dense fog over the Garden Gate. The aviators Major Robert Merrick of Portland Oregon and Lt Went Jefferson Davis of Woodlake California disappeared after circling Crissy Field at 6 20 PM and 7 40 PM respectively.
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San Francisco
Crissy
Arson Confession Reported in Capitol Heights Case
Maryland officials said Lyle C. Rolland, 43, a painter, confessed to starting a fire at his Capitol Heights home that killed his wife Margaret Hurley Rolland last night. He claimed a quarrel with his wife preceded the blaze and no formal charges were filed as investigations continue.
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Washington, D. C
Maryland
Lyle C. Rolland
Capitol Heights
Margaret
Hurley Rolland
Eld Rolland
Brooklyn Eagle Adopts Five Day Week for Most Staff
New York November 21 Brooklyn Daily Eagle announced a five day work week plan for most employees in the Eagle printing department and the newspaper excluding union members who are largely exempt. The move marks a shift in payroll and scheduling for the daily paper.
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Brooklyn Eagle
New York
Brooklyn Daily Eagle
Eagle Commercial Printing Department
Twelve Hurt as Church Floor Collapses in Warsaw
Twelve worshipers were seriously injured when the marble floor of the 20 year old Church of the Holy Cross collapsed during morning mass in Warsaw. The fall sent victims into a deep cellar beneath the nave. Firemen and rescuers rushed to the scene as rescuers fought to reach those trapped and tend the wounded. Authorities investigated the cause of the collapse and opened emergency safety checks at nearby churches.
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Warsaw
Church of the Holy Cross
Realty Booms Are Seen as Menace to Home Owners
Washington November 21. Real estate booms are blamed by the president at the center for home building and home ownership woes. The boom’s disruptive effects threaten investments and cause concern among homeowners as the nation weighs its housing policy.
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Realty
Washington, D. C
State Board Hears Hearing on Higher Education Reforms
In Austin on November 24, the State Board of Education scheduled hearings on its recommendations to eliminate duplications and superfluities in Texas higher education. Heads of several institutions will appear to discuss the proposed reforms.
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Austin
Hearlinge
State Board of Cation
Gas Stations Ordered Off State Roads by Indiana Rule
Indianapolis Ind Nov 21 The Indiana state highway commission decreed that gas stations using public highway property or state road rights of way must be removed. The ruling presents a strict enforcement across the state affecting assessments and operations of outdoor fueling facilities.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana State‘highway Commission
Cider Mill Explosion Kills Farmer in Newton North Dak
An early 20th century report says a cider mill in Newton North Dakota exploded, killing farmer Samuel Morgan Bi. Apples from Ogdensburg were being processed and authorities suspect a slick of dynamite may have accidentally been dropped in the bag.
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Newton
N.W
Samuel
Morgan
Ogdensburg
Marion Claire and Henry Weber Welcome First Child Henry Jr
Marion Claire Weber and Henry Weber welcome their first child, a son named Henry Jr., born last night at Alice Home Hospital in Lake Forubt Illinois. The Wells pair, once dubbed the babies of the Chicago Civic Opera, married three years ago.
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Ill
Im & Son
Alice Home Hospital
Marion Claire Weber
Henry Weber
Chicago Civic Opera
Henry Jr
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