Rumors Of Soviet Trouble Denied By Moscow
London reports persistent rumors of Stalin’s death and Soviet mutinies, with Tass denying all claims as malicious inventions. A Riga dispatch cites anti Soviet plots tied to Ramzin and other alleged wreckers, while Berlin AP notes Moscow communications issues hindered verification.
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Russia
Europe
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Riga
Latvia
Joseph Stalin
Moscow
Tass
M. Stalin
Ramzin
Raymond Poincare
Aristide Briand
France
Lord Churchill
Henri Deterding
Lawrence of Arabia
Great Britain
Associated Press
Berlin
Telephone Company Exchange
General Coxey Still Confident Of His Principal
Jacob Coxey, now 76, recalls leading Coxey's Army to Washington 36 years ago and explains his currency bill idea. He says Congress again considers public works funding via 25 year bonds with interest-free currency, paid back in 25 installments. He believes this year offers his best chance yet.
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Lorena Hickok
New York
Broadway
Jacob Coxey
Massillon
Ohio
Washington, D. C
Coxey
Washington
Congress
General Coxey
Banking and Currency Committee
Western Queen Arrives Afire Cargo in Bremen
The American steamship Western Queen from Houston reports cotton cargo afire. Fire started at sea. part of the damaged cargo was unloaded to safety. No injuries.
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Bremen
Germany
Western Queen
Houston
Texas
Bankruptcy law violations probed in Western District
Washington November 22 report says assignment of a federal judge and an assistant attorney general to handle alleged violations of the bankruptcy law in the Western District of Tennessee will be asked of Attorney General Mitchell by Representative Laguardia Republican New York.
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Washington
Tenne
Mitchell
Laguardia
New York
Wash Smith Executed for Georgia Bank Store Slaying
Milledgeville Ga November 22 Wash Smith age 19 of Banks county was electrocuted at the state prison for the 1928 slaying of Jud Wells a Banks county merchant The execution followed two trials and denials of clemency Smith requested relatives of the victim be kept from the chamber and said he believed he was justified in killing Wells after the electric current was applied the sentence carried out at 10 55 am E S T with two shocks and a death pronounced at 11 06.
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Milledgeville
Wash Smith
Banks County
Jud Wells
Smith
Wells
Supreme Court
C. Stark
Oscar Brock
Hardman
Pemberton Cooley
Brock
Fulton Tower
Atlanta
J. M. Burke
Burke
Warden Burke
bogus detectives take man to hospital in New Haven
John A Thomas, a Yale law student from Columbus, Ohio, was attacked and knocked unconscious as he prepared to enter his car. Two men, claiming to be detectives, took him to New Haven Hospital where dressings were applied. Police are seeking the two men and Thomas’s car.
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New Haven
Conn
John A Thomas
Columbus
Ohio
Yale
Thomas
New Haven Hospital
Bank of Murphy Fails to Open in North Carolina
The Bank of Murphy in Murphy North Carolina did not open for business today. This adds to a wave of bank closures in western North Carolina with 13 banks shut in three days. The institution was capitalized at 30000 dollars and held deposits totaling 276063.64 dollars.
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Bank OF Murphy
N. C
Raleigh
North Carolina
Weather outlook for the South Atlantic states next week
The forecast shows generally fair conditions across the South Atlantic states with some rain possible at week’s end. Temperatures trend below normal until Thursday then rise. frost possible in northern Florida midweek. Georgia and Florida expect rain and cooler spells with northerly winds. South Carolina remains cloudy with rain tonight into Sunday.
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South Atlantic States
Florida
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Sunday Church Services and Sermon Schedule
Sunday programs list multiple church services across denominations with times and names of pastors including Methodist Love Feast at 9 30, sermons at 11 and 7 30, ordinations and memorial service led by various ministers. Local church notes include Baptist Presbyterian Nazarene Congregational and colored church entries with pastors and communities in Valdosta Cairo Meigs Baconton Ochlocknes.
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Methodist Church
John M. Cutler
John M. Moore
O. F. Cook
C. R. Jenkins
Holy Ghost Slayer Identified in Savannah Body
Savannah police said the unidentified body of a man fatally struck on the Coastal Highway in Bryan county was Frank McDowell. Identification came by fingerprints and dental measurements. McDowell had escaped from Merida State Hospital weeks earlier and had a life sentence for the 1924 slayings of his parents in Florida. rewards totaling $775 had been offered.
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Savannah
Frank McDowell
Merida State Hospital
Bryan
W. T. Bell
D. H. Bell
D. H. Spell
Florida State Hospital
McDowell
A.romar
W. T. Spell, Jr
D. M. Spell
Florida Hospital
Gang warfare erupts in St Louis killing two gunmen
In St Louis on November 22 a shooting from a passing car killed Dewey Goebel and left Lester Barth mortally wounded as they sat in a parked car. Police say the pair, tied to the Cuckoo gang, were to meet a Sicilian bootlegger on The Hill to collect extortion money.
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St Louis
Lester Barth
Dewey Goebel
Cuckoo
Bath
Goebel
Barth
St. Louis
Market Goes Up for Second Week Observers Fund
The stock market shows a second straight week of gains with a bullish professional mood despite grain market turmoil and a bank closure. Bond prices remain soft, foreign obligations uneasy, and steel price prospects drawn into focus as a $50 million federal reserve decline prompts renewed attention.
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John L. Cooley
Associated Press
New York
Winnipeg
Wall Street
Farm Board
Chicago
New York State
Hoover conference outlines child welfare protections
In Washington on November 22 the Hoover administration released a report for the young stressing minimum protections for every boy and girl. It calls for district or county groups to coordinate statewide programs and for a national service of information statistics and research.
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Washington
Hoover
Trial At Valdosta Decides Westberry Defense Course
In Valdosta Georgia the trial of Austin Westberry for the Browning slaying continues after 31 Florida witnesses testified he was in Manatee August 21 22 and 23. Defense seeks further evidence while prosecutors plan rebuttal witnesses and possible trial continuation. Westberry denies a confession saying it was forced by threats of the electric chair.
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Valdosta
Austin Westberry
W. H. Browning
Westberry
Manatee
Fla
Browning
Florida
Iach
Jones
West Berry
Cdéc
Harvard Leading Yale In Third Period At Yale Bowl
Harvard clung to a lead in a crowded Yale Bowl as Albie Booth tapped moves for Yale while Harvard traded a series of punts and passes. A touchdown by Huguley after a Wood pass and a successful drop kick extra point put Harvard ahead 7 to 0 as the period advanced.
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YALE
Alan Gould
Associated Press
New Haven
Conn
Albie Booth
Cambridge
Ben Ticknor
Linehan
Dunn
Booth
Crickard
Wood
Ticknor
Crimson
Crowley
Els
Huguley
Taylor
Elf
Batchelder
Hughley
Barrick
Methodist Conference Debates Junaluska Grant and Hospital Steps
The South Georgia Conference declined to approve a $1 560 share for Junaluska Assembly maintenance while approving a $400 000 Savannah hospital project subject to final church board approval. The session featured debates on open cabinet policy and leadership appointments as Bishop John M Moore led the gathering.
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Glenn Ramsey
Lake
Junaluska
N. C
Dallas
John M. Moore
J. A. Thomas
Columbus
J. B. Wight
The
Wesleyan Christian Advocate
J. A. Smith
J. M. Cutler
O. F. Cook
South Georgia
Savannah
General Hospital Board
Church
Warren A. Candler
Conference Hospital Board
Bascom Anthony
Moore
W. F. Smith
Quitman
First Methodist Church
Lars
Walter Anthony
Wesley Monumental
Mulberry Street
Macon
Chas R. Jenkins
Mulberry
J. M. Gutter
Waycross
First Methodist
Geo S. Jones
Lake Junaluska
North Carolina
J. A. Harmon
Assembly
Noliner
Young President Hutchins Overhauls Chicago Univ
Chicago on November 22 reports Hutchins, the young president of Chicago University, launching sweeping reforms. He advocates erasing credits and class years to allow general education or a faster scholar track, aiming to redefine what an education means.
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Leo J. Ryan
Chicago
Man Hutchins
Chicago University
Hutchins
Dash
Clearing House Statement Reveals Weekly Balance
New York November 22 clearing house report shows exchanges totaling 823 million dollars with a week balance around 26 million. For the period remnshants and remaining balance noted as 60 million and 817 thousand respectively.
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New York
Remhknats
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