Roosevelt Pushes Immediate Action on Walstead Law
Washington reports Governor Franklin D Roosevelt approved Democratic leaders plan to pass a bill modifying the Walstead law during the short congressional session. Representative John J O Connor of New York said Roosevelt would back immediate modification, with a special session possible after March 4 to finalize the measure and permit Roosevelt to set his economic program.
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Washington, D.C
Franklin D. Rootavelt
Congress
Jann J. O'Conner
New York
Roosevelt
Joh N. Garner
O'Connor
Five Turkeys Sent to White House for Hoover Dinner
Five turkeys arrived at the White House as gifts from well wishers to become the centerpiece of Thanksgiving. The president and Mrs Hoover will dine tomorrow with the choicest birds chosen by chefs. White House aides and charity groups will receive the remaining four.
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Washligton
DD. C
White House
Aids
Charity
New Jersey Bridge Real Estate Classified Ad
Happiness is beckoning you through a home of your own. Buy today through Light Classified Real Estate ada. Furnish your home properly for the winter. Many good values listed today in Classification 4 Light Classified ads.
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Ada
Mrs Garner Hopeful Of Estate Move Eases Secretary Work
Washington November 23 Mrs John N Garner says her husband's election to the vice presidency means more hard work. She hopes later to take a vacation but notes she has worked since 30 years and cannot quit. Garner will preside as speaker of the house March 4 and move to the capitol end of the building. The Roosevelts and Hoover invited Garner for war debt talks while he was on vacation in Texas.
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Washington, D. C
John N. Garner
Garner
Rariaer
Ther
Col Zack Miller of 101 Ranch F fame awaits sentence
NEWKIRK Okla Nov 23 Col Zack Miller last of the Blainsmen brothers who ruled the inland empire of the 101 ranch awaits sentence on a contempt of court conviction for failure to pay 40 a month for the separate maintenance of his estranged wife. Testimony said Miller had no funds for household expenses at the IDS ranch white house where he resides. The district court jury yesterday held the ranchman in contempt and Judge Claud Duval said he would pass sentence Saturday.
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Zack Miller
101 Ranch Fame
Newkirk
Okla
Blainsmen
Inland Empire
101 Ranch
Miller
IDS
White House
Ives
Claud Duval
Jobless Crisis Seen in January
The American Federation of Labor warns in its monthly survey that if unemployment rises by the usual seasonal amount, 12,700,000 will be unemployed by January, labeling it the greatest unemployment crisis of all time close upon us.
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Washington, D. C
American’ Federation of Labor
Adams Says He Is Too Old for Harvard Presidency
Secretary of the Navy Charles Francis Adams smiles at reports he might succeed President Lowell. He states he is too advanced in years to accept the Harvard presidency, even if offered, which he says has not been.
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Washington, D. C
Harvard University
Charles Francis Adams
Lowell
Glasgow galleries reject Sickert painting of King George V
Glasgow galleries refused Richard Sickert's painting of King George V arguing it is not majestic enough. The work shows the monarch speaking with his racehorse trainer and is cited as part of Britain's notable modern art.
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Glasgow
Scoland
Richard Sickert
George V
Sickert
Britain
Gandhi threatens fast resume over temple access
Bombay November 22. Mahatma Gandhi warned he may resume his hunger strike if the Gurugiyur Hindu temple is not opened to members of the unvouchable class by January 1, per the inter communal agreement.
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Gandhi
Bombay
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Gurugiyur
Delayed Execution for Miguel Ahumada in Mexico City
Miguel Ahumada, a Harvard and MIT graduate, had his execution delayed pending Supreme Court review after a murder conviction. The case involves the killing of two young women. Meanwhile, a Chicago note mentions a Great Dane and a burglary attempt at a mistress’ home, with the dog reacting to the intruders.
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Miguel Ahumada
Mexico City
Mexico
Ual
Miguel Anumade
Harvard
Supreme Court
Ahumada
Xilling & Young
Chicago
Brewers Fear Machine Guns Over Prohibition War
Washington reports that large brewers including Ruppert’s and Anheuser Busch have warned Dr. James M. Doran that organized gangsters may target legal beer with machine guns sawed-off shotguns and bombs. They pressed for strict permit enforcement as the market shifts with Prohibition. Congressional beer advocates claim the proposed 10 cent per class tax is too high and unworkable.
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Washington, D. C
James M. Doran
Industrial Alcohol
Ruppert’s
New York
Anhewser- Busch
St. Louis
Doran
Roosevelt
Ald One
Red Propaganda Found in Coffin Procession
In Lomnlen villagers a large funeral procession yielded Communist propaganda material inside coffins. Police confiscated the pamphlets and arrested scores of people after searches near the Lithuanian border.
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Warsaw
Lomnlen
Polie
Woman Sues for Breach of Promise in Nevada Case
Peart Norris accuses Albert F. Felton of promising marriage each year for 19 years, then marrying someone else, seeking 50000 in damages. Fact set includes Chicago and Nevada datelines. The Oklahoma City note mentions Governor Murray and a moustache quip in a separate item.
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Chicago
Nev
Albert F. Felton
Peart Norris
Custody Dispute Over 18 Month Old Sparks Kidnapping Charge
In San Antonio a custody battle over 18 month old Dek Hamiin Jr. leads to a kidnapping charge against aunt Mrs. Lela Goode. The child is in the care of Miss Lucy G. Shutters as legal proceedings unfold in Justice of the Peace John R. Shook's court. Bond is set at 300 dollars. examining trial scheduled Wednesday.
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Dick Hamlin
Austin
Dick Junior
San Antonio
G. B. Collums
Fairplay Avenue
Lela Goode
Main Avenue
East Ashby Place
Dek Hamiin Jr
Lucy G. Shutters
San Antoni Child
Rick Hamlin Jr
Yellowstone, Street
Heauty Shop
Justice of the Peace
John R. Shook
NAMES NEW SENATOR BEATTLE WASHINGTON APPOINTED
Beattle November 23. Former Jumberneck, Mo. Grammer, previously unknown in politics, prepares to become United States senator from Washington. Governor Roland R. Hartley named Grammer to fill the unexpired term of the late Senator Wesley L. Jones. Grammers appointment gives Republicans control of the senate during the short session and may impact liquor law repeal. Close friends say he is convinced prohibition will fail.
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Senate
Sales tax demand discussed by Ways Means panel
Members of the House Ways and Means Committee meet informally to consider the federal deficit as daily demands for a general Manufacturers' sales tax grow.
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Washington, D. C
House
Ways Find Means Committee
Excise tax revenues rise little against estimates
Washington reports four month figures show only a fraction of tax returns from new excise taxes. Secretary Mills estimated 793,500.00 but probable receipts reach 9,292,276,153.70. Boats and safe deposit boxes and auto liters show surplus while many items underperform.
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Washington, D. C
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
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