Five prisoners sentenced for conspiracy to escape
Ravtnorg November 28. Five long term inmates pled guilty to indictments charging conspiracy to escape from the Afutylapd state penitentiary last September. Four other alleged leaders received additional sentences last week. Those sentenced today were August O Resers, John L. Smith, Robert Vy Minners, Hunter Lewis and George Bailes.
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John L. Smith
Robert Vy Minners
Hunter Lewis
George Bailes
Two French Ministers Resign Amid Bank Failure Probe
Paris November 28. Two government under secretaries, Eugene Loutier for ships and public works official Falcoz, submitted resignations as parliamentary inquiry opened into the $58,000 Gastric bank failure. The cabinet faced strains as Tardieu mulls changes.
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Pahis
INS
Pasethinly
Tardieu
Verthinw
Christianity Urged for World Peace by Catholic Rector
The Right Rev James H Ryan rector of Catholic University told a Washington audience that world peace through treaties and leagues of nations is futile unless nations adopt the peace doctrines of Jesus Christ. He urged Christians to promote universal peace.
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Washington,d. C
Jesus Christ
James H. Ryan
Catholic University
Mississippi Democrat opposes bang in Senate action
Fragmentary report shows Senator Barrison of Mississippi opposing a bill in the Senate. the scene hints at an emergency debate as involved parties seek swift action on an unnamed piece of legislation amid tense political maneuvering.
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Dobless
Solon
Todas
Senatee
Barrison
Missiseppi
Bang
Laion
County Home Rule Discussion Slated in Legislature
Representative Forsiter A Beck plans to push a state home rule measure in the legislature. The proposal faces a likely rejection by the special committee of commerce meeting in the Law Office of David Iremmell.
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A. Beck
David Iremmell
Indian Revolution Seen as Last Hope by Tagore
New York November 25 Dr Rabindranath Tagore, India’s renowned poet and educator, says India’s independence struggle is a decisive turning point and a last hope if other efforts fail. He calls the revolution a surgical operation needed to save the nation.
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Spherial Lextice
New York
India
Chin
Rabindran‘ath Tagore
Caled Coolidge Endorses Warmed Porridge Diet
In Washington on November 28 Calvin Coolidge praised warmed porridge as a good breakfast. Sem board member McHeldie, a grain expert, confirms the method and calls it beneficial for daily nutrition.
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Poolidge
Washington, D. C
Calvin Coolidge
McHeldie
Sem Board
Met
Muscle Shoals Row Heads to Week of Talks
A Muscles Shoals row begins as Loteera Washington and conferees take charge to break a deadlock. The group will meet next week to resume discussions and move toward resolution. The announcement comes as negotiations resume after delays.
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Loteera Washingtos
Beaste
Toda
Doll Sale Hostess Named for Charity Event
A local charity event appoints a doll sale hostess to oversee arrangements and greet attendees. The role highlights community support and fundraising efforts for the charity's programs.
San Marcos Rotary and Kiwanis Hold Joint Meeting
San Marcos Texas November meeting saw Walter Walthall of San Antonio district governor of Rotary and Mey He F Crum of St Mark's Episcopal San Antonio as principal speakers. Mrs Fehr of San Antonio accompanied the speakers as a guest at the joint luncheon.
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Texas
San Marcos
Kiwanis Clubs
Walter Walthall
San Antonio
Roturg
Mey
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Sac Antonis
Fehr
Westway Club Names Agnes Powell Leader for Term
The Westway Weeksay club of review No. 3 named Agnes Powell its head for the coming term. J H Bridges announced the appointment. Meeting held at Mrs Bridges home with officers elected including Lucille Deatty Maudie Stowe Wilton Beattie Velma Garrett as social committee chair.
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Womens Benefit Assoviation
Agnes Powell
J. H. Bridges
Alrs. Bridges
Powell
Lucille Deatty
Deat
Maudie Stowe
Wilton Beattit
Velma Garrett
Search for Jobs in Delaware Census Bulletin
Washington Nov. 28. A bulletin from the census bureau reports Delaware's unemployment figures as part of a 48 state and DC series. Delaware population about 238 thousand with 98 thousand workers, 31 thousand of whom were unemployed and seeking work.
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Washington, D.C
Delaware
States
District of Columbia
Cengun Bureau
Genirul
State Baptist Young People’s Union Convention Opens
In Temple Texas on November 2 and 8, the State Baptist Young People’s Union convention opens with about 4500 delegates in attendance. Eastman of Wallis delivers a keynote address urging youth engagement while the executive board votes to prohibit refinancing of the encampment at Valados and endorses a state wide system of converted highways.
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Temple
Texas
Baptist Young People's Union Convention
Fortieth
Annal Éecsion
Red Eastman
Wallis
Valados
Couple Wounded After Grid Game Reported Better
Tulsa report says two fans wounded in celebration after Hominy High defeated Cleveland 60 to forfeit, with Dr G T Walker of Hominy and Florence Mitchell of Tulsa nursing injuries. An arrest was made and patients showed improvement at Talma hospital.
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Tulsa
Okla
Cleveland
G. T. Walker
Florence Mitchell
Talra Hospital
Harted
Walker
Mitchell
Troopers Patrol Danville Mill Village as Workers Quit
Virginia troopers continued patrols in the mill village of Schoolficl with no disorder reported among thousands who quit in September in protest against alleged changes in working conditions.
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Virginia
Danville
Motor Firm Files Bankruptcy Plea
New Era Motors Inc filed voluntary bankruptcy in general court listing liabilities of 855978 dollars and assets of 317703 dollars. The filing occurred in New York on November 28.
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Motor Firm
York
General Court
New Era Motors, Inc
Mistol Promises Quick Relief for Sore Throat
A vintage ad touts Mistol as fast relief for sore throats and pasty sieges with cooling action. It claims to soothe raw surfaces, prevent infections, and reassure readers that doctors use Minol, with the druggist offering aGee bottle from Nujol makers.
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Nujol
Collision narrowly averted on San Francisco Bay
SAN FRANCISCO Nov 2 A near miss occurred when the British motorship and the Santa Clara commuter ferry collided in San Francisco Bay en route from Oakland to San Francisco. No injuries reported and vessels avoided serious damage.
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Irishank
Santa Clara
En Rocle
Oakland
Sen Frantisco
San Francisco Bay
New York Postal Branch Robbed at Columbus Circle
A nighttime raid on the Columbus Circle post office in New York resulted in the loss of $15,000 in stamps. No safes were broken into, and this marks the first such robbery reported in some time.
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New York
Columbus Circle
Town Ends Tax Year With No City Levy
Town of Fishkill announces no taxes for next year as cash on hand covers all bills. Absent are tax collections while financial reserves appear ample. Residents celebrate the unexpected fiscal relief amid cautious optimism about future expenditures.
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Fishkill
Rustwestern Flying Conditions Report
Weather bulletin notes moderate to strong southeasterly winds over terrain near Bellds Villog candiinca with limited visibility. Mariners and aviators advised to exercise caution along routes toward Lareds as conditions impact travel and safety.
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Rustawestern
Lexlea
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