Life in Philippines discussed at Y M C A meeting
Alfred M. Bustamante a former Philippine resident and Oberlin graduate spoke to the Young Men’s Club about conditions, races, governance, and pro independence sentiment in the islands, predicting capable self rule once independence is granted. Plans outlined for a ladies party at Spring Valley Country Club on Nov 26 and a rifle shoot after next week’s meeting. Roy Clymer named chairman for December 1 session and Carl Niemeyer for December meeting.
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Philippine Islands
Alfred M. Bustamante
The
Philippines
Bustamante
Oberlin College
Islands
Tola
United States
Spring Valley Country Club
Roy Clymer
Carl Niemeyer
State Briefs Recalls Dunn Cashing Salary Check Refusal
Dover reports Representative P. J. Dunn decided to cash a 950 dollar salary check after opposing a 1933 salary raise. He held the check long enough to require turning it in and obtaining a phone. Florence Thompson, 17, Redtown Ohio, was found unconscious along Route 31 after leaving a Glouster dance and was critically injured at Morey Hospital. George Ziebold, 73, of Cincinnati, killed himself by leaping from a viaduct after grieving a daughter's death. John W Galant, 51, Ada, died in a Lincoln Highway collision four miles north of Ada. Mrs Dusvan, 32, Van Wert, seriously hurt. two others slight injuries.
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Dover
P. J. Dunn
Dunn
House of Representatives
Columbi
Florence Thompson
Redtown
Glouster
Morey Hospital
Ada
John W Galant
Lincoln Highway
Here
W Dus’van
van Wert
Missing College Boy At Williams College Mass
An 18 year old son of Mrs James A Schaefer of New York vanished from Williams College in Willamstown Massachusetts. He was a student and became the subject of a wide spread search after a letter revealed his mind was a blank.
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Williams College
Willamstown
Mass
James A. Schaefer
New York Society
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The article describes ongoing plans and debates as the new Congress opens. It notes focus on economic relief, sewers, water systems, and public works. It mentions Roosevelt’s administration and expectations of Democratic control to speed aid approvals.
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Bulding
Tomorrrow
Congress
Sewl
Truck and car collide in Broad Street incident
A truck operated by George Holoback of 722 East Avenue collided with a car driven by Ira Franklin of Three Rivers Michigan on Broad Street. No injuries are reported, with details supplied by local police.
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George Holoback
East Avenue
Ace Ti
Ira Franklin
Three Rivers
Mich
Broad Street
Prie
Senator Huey Long Unveils Population Plank Of 1936 Program
Huey P. Long outlines a national program aimed at easing economic woes. He proposes debt moratoriums, universal education, a 20 hour work week, pensions for seniors, and mandatory surplus distribution to feed and clothe the hungry. He also suggests capping fortunes and harsh action against those who cause widespread misery. The Louisiana legislature meets in a special session to push his “poor people's laws” as part of a broader national vision.
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Porepsen
U. P. Baton Rouge
Huey P. Long
United Press
Long
Louisana
Lane
United States
Louisiana
Hands Burned In Putting Out Fire
Elyria firefighters were called to 546 Lodi street to find the blaze already out. J. J. Elemes of 548 Lodi street was slightly burned while extinguishing the flames. Clothes over an open gas range burner ignited, but the fire stayed in the clothing. It was Elyria’s first fire report since November 5.
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Elyria
L. W. Beaumont
Lodi Street
J. J. Elemes
Will Rogers Stars In Mr. Skitch At Dreamland Theatre
Will Rogers leads the cast in Mr. Skitch at the Dreamland Theatre with ZaSu Pitts Florence Desmond Harry Green and Rochelle Hudson in the supporting roles. The showing marks a feature in Theatres At The Theatres section with Will Rogers headlining the program.
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MR. Beitch
Zasu Pitts
Harry Green
Will Rogers
Musical Spectacle On Capitol Screen
The Gay Divorcee at the Capitol Theatre features Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers in a lavish musical spectacle with Alice Brads Edward Everett Merton Williams Austin and Eric Blore providing lively performances. The show runs today and tomorrow with其 romantic aerial comedy and stylish dance numbers.
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Romanti
Capitol Theatre
Fred Astaire
Vne Ser Rogers
Aliee Brads
Edward Everett Merton
Wlliams Austin
Eric Blore
Real Estate Transfers and Military Funeral in Bucyrus
Real estate transfers involve Menty Company to Peter F and Hace G McCormick in West View Bark Colony Township and McIntosh to Watsons in Dek Florida. In Bucyrus Ohio a military funeral will be held Wednesday for Alph L, recently elected commander of the American Legion Post who died Sunday. He served in the Army during the War.
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Wee
View Menty Company
Peter F
Hace G. McCormick
Wess View Bark
Colinota
Waham
Wea
Tsas Beg
Sudtot Poe
Sanve
Hanne Wo Ferkies
Sualotive
Wees
Clumaa
West View Real
Tona Wategha
West Yoon Park
Columbia Township
Bucyrus
Talph
Legion
Arje
Vampaty 4
16Th Infantry
Master Clock Regulates Time Across Four States
A grand father clock in Philadelphia directs time for 0600 across four states and the District of Columbia. The master clock syncs with interconnecting electric systems feeding time to electric blocks in Eastern Pennsylvania and parts of New Jersey Delaware Maryland and Washington DC. Officials verify accuracy with Arlington time at noon and 10 PM. The clock features two second hands and three dials for emergencies. inventor H F Warren of Ashland Massachusetts.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Electric Company
Digioon
Columbia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Dealaware
Pert
Waryland
D.strch
Columbuia
White House
H. F. Warren
Ashland Mass
Fragmentary Senate Debate Over Rule Change and Disqualification
The report cites a House vote of 66 to 17 on a program referred to committee amid a Senate session. Abe Winkalshar, linked to Louisiana State University, is noted as disqualified due to residency in Mississippi and not elected under Louisiana law, yet the Senate affirmed his status as a senator. Captain Lawrence Jones comments that no kingfish, or not, would allow breaking training rules past 10 PM.
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Britko
House
Senate
Abe Winkalshar Haltrack
Louisiana State University
Mississippi
Louisiana
Michal
Lawrence Jones
Canartes Slur Cavada Hoovers Montreal In Tow
A fragmentary dispatch describes ships arriving in Montreal with German passengers, noting rough seas and the captain's remark on endurance. The text includes a reflective closing line about sympathy and generosity.
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Montreal
Germany
Welses
LaFollette reelected under new banner shapes Senate scene
Post election scene shows Robert M LaFollette Sr leaving the White House after a conference with President Roosevelt as progressive aims push to unite under Democratic banner. The piece notes the strategic position for the son of Fighting Bob in the Senate amid party realignment. A separate brief reports Julius Walvsar of Loram locating his stolen car later wrecked in a ditch near his home per deputy sheriffs.
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Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
Progressive Party
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Bob
Senate
White House
Julius Walvsar
Loram
Ister
Judge Webber Speaks at Terrell Rites in Cleveland
Common Pleas Judges A Webber of Elyria and Virgil J Terrell of Cleveland spoke at the terrell rites for Clay Terrell 84 a Ridgeville native and descendant of Roger Williams services held at Brooklyn Memorial church Cleveland with Rev A A Hunter officiating. The deceased cousin of Judge Terrell. His great grandfather was among Ridgeville's first settlers and he was a carpenter contractor. He died on election day preparing to go to the polls. A sister Alice of Alhambra California and a niece Mary Etna Terrell of Miami Florida survive.
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Common Pleas
Webber
Elyria
Virgil J. Terrell
Cleveland
Clay Terrell
Ridgeville
Roger Williams
Rhoda Island
Brooklyn Memorial Church
A. A. Hunter
Judge Terrell
Public Square
Terrell
Alice
Alhambra
California
Mary Etna Terrell
Miami
Florida
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George Ziebold
Western Hills
Gapitol
Sae
Nen Ver
Atl
Red” Grange
Rivoli
Loretta Young
Jean Parker
Charles Boyer
Phillips Holmes
Dreamland
Merry Wives OF Reno
Guy Kibber
Glenda Farrelu
Rosco Ates
Charles A. Schaefer
Stave Eteteets
Rex
Yves Bere
Bellaire
Ohio
Flash
Ing
Bethesda
Hendrburg
Sewellsville
Belmont County
Cadiz
Freeport
Harrisons County
Clarington
Monroe County
Warren
Edward Smith
Steubenville
Pussy Willow Picker
Boston
John Jacobs
Roxbury
Jacobs
Vincent Hobe
Shipps A
Jack Almstror
Travel Club
Bud Rogers
holo-Spoyes
Rabbi Bileokne
Murtard Mac
Plaen Bal
Serenaders
Boate Carter
Ode Laventer
Lac
SMV
Iovenue Sega
Bus Creslis
Sox Joves
Orch
Walter
Keef
Newsor
Ursniv
TCA Res
Mars
AeGauld Sherer
Syseas
Tise Bs
Benson Rae Mast Poy Wisp
J Smith
ValeGeorg
Gtyvot Pow Dees
Tero Boba
aNenes
Wartets
Tomart
Marge
Saltars
Sahe
Red Cross
Rusée
Tim Healy
Jack Armstrong
Marv Aleder
Horton
Tisano
PsVartete
Varrets
WTA
Mystery Chet
Mara Osezh
Aleed Lee
Honeybos
Lians Grea
Liestosks
Danaan Bete
Alea Sayars
Alcor
Percy
Roy
Zoltar Tee
Informat
Warne West
Feauk Zuko
Fermety
Larry
Hiresrta
Theee Tslinters
Ferory Lads
George Harman
Tust
Chew Ard Horry
Ago
East Plagza
Pan A‘ley
Ssakfast Cis
Joan Abb
Yar
Pater
Boh
Senator Long
Phillips
Rexall Drug Store
Elyria, Ohio
Margot
Mary Sage
Atlanta
Hollywood
Capitol
Schroll Coal
Judge Webber
Cuticura
Maiden
Carlisle Inn
Carlisle Inn Dance Orchestra
Sears
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
W. Bridge
Wringer
Aroner
P. S. Electric Shops Inc
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