Beer and 18th Amendment repeal face holiday stalemate
Washington reports beer bills and repeal of the 18th Amendment stalled in holiday recess. The Senate blocked immediate consideration of a 3.2 percent beer bill 48 to 23, with action unlikely before New Year. Wets aim for beer by spring. drys maneuver via judiciary and finance routes, while both parties pledge a winter vote.
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Washington
Senate
Hoover
House
Garner
Judiciary and Finance
Drys
Bingham
Conn
Garner Cane
Subcommittee considers repeal to shield dry states and ban saloon
The sub committee drafts a tentative repeal resolution to protect dry states and ban the saloon nationwide. A section on submission to states is pending. If Garner changes stance, a winter House vote could occur. Norris aims to begin work on the House beer bill next week, but a quorum is uncertain.
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Clary
United States
Garner
Blaine
Herbert
R. L
Borah
Idaho
Norris
Judicciary
Technocracy Not a Panacea in NYC Broadside
New York on December 24 Technocracy is presented as a scientific study of facts not a universal cure for social unrest or economic paradise. Analysts emphasize it offers no plans or property prescriptions, merely an analysis of trends from which future figures may draw conclusions.
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New York
America
Technocracy
Hal Hitchcock
Howard Stott
Hitchcock
Scott
Millions View New Chevrolet Displays
Millions visited Chevrolet dealer showrooms on the first day of the 1933 models display. H. J. Klingler, vice president and general sales manager, called it the most successful announcement since 1929, with thousands more orders and telegrams from dealers. Attendance ranged from small points to over 12,000 at retail stores, with Detroit’s General Motors building crowd contributing to an estimated 4,000,000 total views.
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Chevrolet
H. J. Kilingler
States
Klingler
General Motor Building
Detroit
Technocracy Gains Praise From Upton Sinclair
Upton Sinclair endorses technocracy as the era's most important movement in a Bob Wagner script article. He traces its roots to Thorstein Veblen and Charles Steinmetz, cites vast unused horsepower, and warns that continued banker and politician policies could leave 24 million unemployed, with Roosevelt facing a technocracy adviser in Moley guiding policy.
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Los Angeles
Technocracy
Upton Sinclair
Bob Wagner
Thorstein Weblin
Charles P. Steinmetz
Sinclair
Raymond Moley
Roosevelt
Funeral for Mrs Kathryn Howe Held at Kipton Church
Kathryn Becker Howe died suddenly Tuesday. Funeral held Friday at Kipton Community Church with Rev. P E Harding officiating. Burial in Camden cemetery. Survived by husband Herbert Howe mother Mary Becker of Henrietta sisters Kernon Whitney Spencer and Clarence Burrell Elyria brothers Carl George Henrietta Will Camden. Also notes several local brief visits and social mentions from Kipton area.
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Carl and
George
Henrietta
Will
Camden
Chevrolet dealers report record first day crowds and strong 1924 outlook
Dealers at Chevrolet showrooms report larger crowds and strong retail orders on hand, with Mr. Klinger predicting a 25 percent sales rise next year over 1923. He cites Chevrolet’s industry lead and a full year projection of about 360000 new car registrations.
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Chevrolet
Klinger
Local social notes list weekend visits and anniversaries
Neighbors and relatives share weekend gatherings in Wakeman Vermilion Elyria and Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Everett Hanes attended a 33rd wedding anniversary party for H D Peabody in Wakeman. Oberlin residents Henry Worcester and A W Davidson visited family in Elyria and WakeMan. Other locals, including Otto Geist Ay Leral Neal and Arthur Currier, are noted for guests, dinners and outings across the area.
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Lera] Neal
Everett Hanes
Gon
H. D. Peabody
Wakeman
Henry Worcester
Oberlin
A. W. Davidson
Sumner Todd
Blaine Hurst
Charles Thorpe
Ray Derby
Vermilion
Otto Geist
Austin Mandeville
Cleveland
B. C. Mandeville
John Kothe
Leral Neal
Albert Plas
Elyria
John Weber
Davidson
Ethel Lucille
Adam Geist
A. J. Betta
Shirley Ann
V. F. W. Legion
Arthur
New London Lodges Host Joint Christmas Party
New London Lodge No. 651 I O O F and Halcyon Rebekah Lodge No. 253 held their annual Christmas party at I O O F Hall. About 60 members and families attended the pot luck dinner and festivity on Wednesday.
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ODD Fellows and Rebekahs
New London
New London Lodge
Halcyon Rebekah Lodge
Mystery death probe after three gunshot wounds in Kugeman home
Detroit reports renewed inquiry into Arthur Morley Kugeman a society man and son in law of a major industrialist. Autopsy shows three bullets one through the forehead another through coat padding and the third in the left arm. No powder burns found. Wife sister in law heard two shots. Inquest planned after holidays. Kugeman 32 father of three well known polo player.
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Detroit
Mich
Arthur Morley Kugeman
Kureman
William E. Kureman
New York
American Radiator Company
Julia Buhl
Arthur H. Buhl
Dustrialist
C. Henry Buhl
Kugeman
Christmas Party lanterned by Epworth League in New London
New London Chapter of the Epworth League hosted a Wednesday evening party in the M E Alld Parlors for about 18 children from needy families. A Christmas tree Santa gifts and a lunch followed games and recreation led by Rev Chas Bair and league members.
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New London
Epworth League
M. E. Ald
Santa Claus
Chas. Bair
Focal M
Irrigated Pastures Prove Their Value in Willamette Valley
In Forest Grove Oregon Washington County and Oregon farmers report irrigation boosts. County Agent William F Cyrna notes green feed stayed cheap and productive through summer. String beans sweet corn and cucumbers thrived under irrigation over two years with profits after water costs. The Willamette Valley despite high rainfall shows benefits. Farmers previously skeptical now see irrigation advantages.
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Washington County
Oregon
William F. Cyrna
Willamette Valley
University of Oklahoma to form Supreme Court majority
Five University of Oklahoma affiliated figures win seats on the Oklahoma state supreme court, creating a nine member bench where alum Riley becomes chief justice. Fletcher Riley, Orel Busby, Gary Welch along with four QUU products join the bench, giving OU influence over the court.
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Oklahoma City
State Supreme Court
University of Oklahoma
Q. U. Products
Fletcher Riley
State University
Oklahoma
Riley
Orel Busby
Ada
Board of Regents
Gary Welch
Supreme Bench
Wister
le Flore County
Oklaho
Territorial lawyers and judges in early Missouri era
The passage lists a lineage of lawyers in Missouri in territorial days, naming Wayne Bayles as a state Conference of and Superior Judges president, notes his education at the University of Oklahoma in 1980, his district judgeship, legislative service, and a 1934 Democratic nomination. It also mentions Monroe Osborn who trained at Kansas and studied at George Washington University, and includes a brief remark on armament fears shaping European policy.
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Wayne Bayles
University of Oklahoma
Cage. Breaeman
Monroe Osborn
University of Kansas
G. U
OK School
David R. Boyd
Kansas
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