Vare Pleads in Person in Senate in Pennsylvania
Senator elect William S. Vare of Pennsylvania appears before the Senate to defend his seat amid charges. He contends he was constitutionally elected and denounces the case as a fabrication seeking to oust him over campaign expenditures of $78. He cites alleged irregular precincts and lack of Republican votes in the South, challenging the conspiracy charge.
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Washington
William S. Vare
Pennsylvania
Senate
Philadelphia
Vare
Norris
Ware
Weehall
Pepper
Gifford Pinchot
Sue
Eleven Seamen Lost In South Pacific Reef Collision
A wireless report from Tutuila Samoa states eleven crewmen of the freighter Norwich City drowned when the ship struck Gardiner Island reef in the South Pacific. Survivors number three, with one radian operator and second engineer saved. rescue attempts were hindered by heavy seas and dangerous reefs. The Trongate confirmed the Norwich City was a total loss, but no details on the fatalities were provided.
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Tutuila
Samoa
Norwich City
Gardiner Island
South Pacific Ocean
Trongate
Messag
Dirigible Defender Lands in Knoxville During Flight
The Goodyear dirigible Defender from Akron to Miami landed at Rear den field in Knoxville at 9 10 a m after circling the city for about 20 minutes.
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Knoxville, Tenn
Akron
Ghia
Miami
Fla
Landutt
Rearden Field
Notable Worthington Rail Company official at age twenty one
When W. FE Reichard was 21 he was factory superintendent at Worthington Rail Company, a role he has held ever since. He began with the firm three years earlier and has now served 19 years. Reichard is married with two children and resides at 351 Cornell Avenue. He enjoys nearly all athletics with hunting and fishing as his nine principal hobbies, and he goes on a big game hunting trip each year.
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W. FE. Reichard
Worthington Rail Company
Reichard
Cornell Avenue
Washington
Hoover
Congress
Mellon
Moore
Justice Department
State Department
Treasury
Fello Leavenworth
Atlanta
McNeil Island
Chillicothe, O
War and Navy Department
Flouvrey
Servir
Army
Still No Trace Of Missing Flier
Cleveland faces a mystery as pilot Thomas P. Nelson remains missing since Monday. Officials note a sighting near Painesville, Ohio, and a search by volunteers from Clarion, Pennsylvania expands to northern Ohio. The rugged Allegheny foothills are blamed for hindering clues, with fears of exposure if Nelson survived landing.
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Cleveland
Dev
Thomas P. Nelson
Cleveland-New York Air Mail
Ohio
National Air Transport
Painesville
Clarion
Amberlands
Allegheney Mountains
Nelson
Earth
Sunshine Laundry to Build New Plant After Timms Spring Blast
Ground was broken today by Thomas Hume Contracting Co for a new Sunshine Laundry plant at Clark and Wiuesses streets. Owner Benjamin King says the all truck construction facility, 50 by 86 feet, will include modern washers, garages, and a separate family wash unit, opening the first week in January. The old Buckeye street plant was demolished following the blast on November 9, and no employees were hurt due to Saturday start times and nearby operations.
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Thomas Hume Contracting Co
Sunshine Laundry
Huckeye Street
King
Timms Spring Company
Buckeye Street
Hing
Left Turn on Green Leads to Minor Collision
Police reported the first traffic mishap under the new ordinance allowing left turns on green. Mrs J H Hell of 45 West River Street and D K Wilhing of Grafton collided at the Broad Street and West Avenue intersection as one car completed a left turn. Both autos sustained minor damage.
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J. H Hell
West River Street
D. K
House Ways and Means Committee Reporter Tax Cut Favorable
Washington December 1 The House Ways and Means Committee today reported favorably the 160,000,000 tax reduction bill. Only one vote was cast against the motion for a favorable report.
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Washington
House Ways and Means Committee
Soviet Rejects Kellogg Pact Warnings Over Manchuria
Moscow and the Soviet government reject warnings from the United States Great Britain and France to refrain from hostilities in China under the Kellogg Anti War Pact. A proto col with Mukden peace delegates and direct talks with Manchuria are pledged while outside powers are deemed not to protect the Paris treaty.
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Moscow
United States
Great Britain
France
China
Manchuria
Nanking
Simonovsky
Tsai Yun-Sheng
Mukden
Russia
Soviet Union
Soviet Attitude Strikes Capital Like Thunderclap
Soviet Russia denounces United States policy over Stimson mobilization and Kellogg pact, provoking rapid debate in Washington. Observers weigh possible shifts in U S Soviet relations as Moscow objects to actions deemed unfriendly and similar to Britain or France. Tradeoffs loom as leaders consider how Moscow might respond to American leadership of the world’s mobilized opinion.
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Washington
Prussia
Stimsoeff
Manchuria
Moscow
Simson
United States
Russia
Great Britain
France
Stimson
China Pledges To Abide By The Anti War Treaty
The Chinese government replies to Britain and the United States recalling obligations under the anti war treaty. It says China has pursued a peaceful stance in its dispute with Russia, refraining from hostile action except in self defense and pledges to continue honoring the treaty.
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China
Chanchat, Ching
Der
National Government
U. S
Nates
Russia
Nanking
Nete
Son of Old Erin Sullivan Named U S Senator
Cheyenne Wyoming December 4 Patrick J Sullivan an emigrant from Cork Ireland has been appointed United States senator from Wyoming succeeding the late Francis Warren Sullivan a stevedore and shearer healer worked his way from New York docks to the western frontier before rising to national office Born in County Cork on St Patrick s Day 1865 he came to America with little cash and climbed from rail to railroad job to frontier life in the spirit of his predecessor a self made reformer.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Patrick J. Sullivan
Irmand
Sheen Herder
United States
Wreening
Franery
Warren
Washington
Sullivan
Frank
Emerson
Republican State Central Committee
County Cork
Ireland
St. Patrick’s Day
Erin
America
New York
Scullivan
Far West
Sulivan
Wryaming
Bound to Grand Jury For Cutting
Junior Fitzpatrick was bound near to the grand jury by Mayor James A. Slewitt in police court Tuesday afternoon under 1000 toud on a charge of cutting to wound. A cutting scrap at the Thonyssan dance hall on Ober Jin road Thanksgiving night left Clarence Smith badly lacerated and led to the arrest of Fifty Titk.
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Junior Fitzpatrick
James A. Slewitt
Clarence Smith
Thonyssan
Ober- Jin Road
Fity Titk
Induction plans for 12 Hi-Y members set for December 17
The Junior Hi-Y club’s Initiation committee outlined initiation of 12 new members at a December 17 meeting held after the weekly session at the Y M C A. The event will be open to parents and Elyria High School faculty, with delegates from the Older Boys Conference in East Cleveland last week discussed. Fire hydrant broken on Beebe court and Cleveland street. residents alert police and water department notified.
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Elyria High School
East Cleveland
Qiveen
Cleveland Street
Beebe Court
City Water Department
Big Year for Steel Industry in the Lakes Region
Cleveland reports a record volume of business in 1930 as steel and related trades surge. Frank H. Baer, general secretary of the Great Lakes regional advisory board, cites huge rail orders and strong carloading forecasts from 30 communities as evidence of a buoyant outlook despite the stock market decline.
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Cleveland
Der
Lake Territor
Frank H. Baer
Great Lakes
Baer
Bauer
Lakes
Detroit
Buffalo
Hoover
Bear
Chicago and Midwest Endure Severe Early Winter
Chicago reports a thawing relief as three major cold waves retreat from the region. Temperatures rise after heavy snow and drifting, but the death toll from freezing and related accidents nears seventy five, with four fatalities in the Chicago area as the cold wave breaks.
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Chicago
Middle West
Vice President of BF OFL Dies From Fatal Burns
Deedentus Noonan of St. Louis, president of the Brotherhood of Electrical Workers and a vice president of the American Federation of Labor, died in a hospital after sustaining burns in his apartment in Washington.
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BF Ofl
Washington
Deedentus Py, Noonan
St. Louis
The
Brotherhood of Electric Workers
American Federation of Labor
Burts
Elyria Auto Tags Slower Purchases Warned By Official
Lorain County automobile owners are slow to buy 1930 license plates. Secretary Kenny Miller says only ten sets were sold in the first two days at the club, far below the expected daily rate of 3200. He urges motorists to shop early to avoid year end rush.
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Elyria
Kenny Miller
Lorain County
Miller
Lorain County Farm Bureau Executive Meeting Tonight
The Lorain County Farm Bureau executive committee will meet at the bureau office tonight. County agricultural extension agent Horton Forefer reported today that W F Boyd, a representative of the Ohio Farm Bureau Service Corporation, will be sent to confer with the group.
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Lorain County Farm Bureau
Horton Fore Fer
Covaty Agricultural Extension
W F. Boyd
Ohio Farm Bureau Service Corporation
Endorse Strike By Garment Workers In New York
At the Cleveland convention of the International Ladies Garment Workers Union the vote supported a general strike of forty five thousand workers in New York dress shops to end sweat shops. Julius Hochman of New York chaired the resolution committee and urged passage. Benjamin Schiesinger proclaimed unity behind the strike to eliminate sweat shops.
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Cleveland
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
New York
Julius Hochman
Resolutioni
Benjamin Schiesinger
Market Reacts Favorably To Hoover Message
New York Dec 4 Wall Street welcomed President Hoover's annual message to Congress with the strongest rally in weeks. Investors cheered plans for railroad consolidation and streamlined merger methods, hoping for profits from future reform. Utilities advanced on government ownership doubts while tax cut hopes and oil conservation drew mixed responses as bulls resumed optimistic trading.
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New York
Congress
Wall Street
Hoover
Stgc Exchange
Koover
Santa Visits Elyria as Thousands Welcome Him
In Elyria last night, thousands of children gathered for Santa Claus’s pre Christmas appearance. A Santa Claus airplane landed at Elyria airport with Jack Claus at the wheel, then Santa rode through town with city officials and merchants. The mayor received a key to the city, promising to spread holiday cheer, but Santa’s candy supply ran out as hundreds waited.
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Elyria Kiddies
Ely Pash
Santa
wAyTla
Na Spectel
Bis Rann
Santa Claus
Hivria
Grafton Road
Jack Claus
Robert Vestal
Merchant's
Chamber of Commerce
Paul Dewhurst
James A. Hewitt
Chronicle-Telegram
Proad
Ely
Tawrece Webber
Flord [Leys
di Helis
Tamea A. Tipwit
Elyria
Elyria Childred
Elyvia
Elyria Spelling Teams Drop Close Matches in Meet
Elyria High School spelling team fell 3 to 2 to Lakewood in a close morning contest at the local auditorium. Three Elyria girls and a Shay High student survived a fierce barrage against Shaw, with Elyria defeating Shaw 2 to 1 in the rival Lakewood league.
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Elyria High Schon'e
Lakewood High School
Lakewood
Elyria High School
Shay High School
Sf Ward
Lake Erie High School League
Shaw
Missing man sought by 35 in Elyria area
A 35 member search party combs Collin s and Berlin Heights for Christ Neilson 38, Danish descent, who disappeared Sunday afternoon after leaving wife and two children for Berlin Heights business. His car was found on West Broad Street in Elyria Tuesday with no clue to his whereabouts. Neilsen is described as short, about 140 pounds, in good health with a pleasant home life. Elyria police checked hotels and rooming houses but found nothing.
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Wakeman
Collins
Alues
Elyria
Christ Neilson
Neilson
Berlin Heights
West Broad Street
Filyria
Berlin Heighes
Neilsons
Fleming Granted Review Of Seat On Bribery Case
The Ohio Supreme Court granted a review for Thomas W. Fleming a former Cleveland councilman sentenced to two years and nine months in the penitentiary for allegedly accepting a $200 bribe from Walter Delme to push a personal claim through the council while he was a member.
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Bullet Columbus
O D
Supreme Court
Thomas W. Fleming
Cleveland
Fleming
Walter Delme
Council
Pleming
See Among Today's Want Ads
Fragmentary want ad lines and garbled OCR text mention a heater and various names with indecipherable phrases. Core readable bits reference daily items and prices, suggesting a crowded classifieds page with misc products and contact hints rather than a single coherent item or event.
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Brqund
Timms Co
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Stinson
Nmissar
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Old Erin Myoning
Grand Jury
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EES
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Spelline
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