Hoover Plans Canal Talk in Central America During Trip
On the Maryland en route to Guayaquil Hoover meets Costa Rican officials and discusses Nicaragua canal plans as part of his South American visit. He and President-elect Hoover consider canal prospects amid coffee trade talks and a Thanksgiving menu aboard the battleship.
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Maryland
Guayaquil
Ecuador
Turkey
Gulf of Nicoya
Herbert Hoover
Ble
Pacific Fleet
Puntarenas
Hoover
San Jose
Ifpover
Rederosa
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Cello Gonzalez
South America
Gulf of Panama
Qocos
Costa’ Rica
Passaes
Celio Gonzalez
Costa Rica
Vna
San José
Panama Canal
Congress
Nicaraguan Canal
Tanjor
Amapala
Thien
Gulf of Fonseca
Koover
Amerdean
England
United States
Commeander B
F. Husze
Three Writers to Comprise Hoover Kitchen Cabinet
A historical note recounts Herbert Hoover forming a future administration advisory group with three writers. The piece relates social and political contacts, including Willam Bride and Walter Hines Page, who advised Hoover after his 1920 election victory and prior work in relief efforts.
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Hoover‘Kitchen Cabinet
Former Radio Commissioner to Cancel Exclusive Contracts
Henry Bellows informed the federal radio commission he will cancel all exclusive contracts with broadcasting systems held by his organization WCCO Minneapolis. He will operate independently using parts of programs from NBC and Columbia and objected to exclusive contracts without elaboration.
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Washington, D. C
UAI
Radio
New York Stocks See Massive Postwar Earnings Rise
A 1918 to 1927 earnings surge lights the bull market as major American industrials post large net income gains. Fifteen leading firms show vast percentage increases while analysts warn against artificial price boosts unless earnings and dividends justify higher stock values.
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New York
INS
Wall Street
Cancelled Football Game at Charles City
Charles City November 20. The football game between Charles City and Osage was cancelled this afternoon after a morning conference among local educators. The delay followed trouble from a building painting incident last night, mirroring a prior prank in Osage.
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Fourier Special Berater
Charles City
Osage
Orarda Af
Thanksgiving sermon at Grace Methodist on loyalty and gratitude
Members of east side churches gathered for a union Thanksgiving service at Grace Methodist Episcopal. Rev Lew C. Harris preached on Thanksgiving as a duty of loyalty to God, highlighting gratitude for providence, national heritage, and scientific progress, urging renewed loyalty and brotherhood.
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East Side
Methodist Episcopal Church
H.sermon
Jesus Christ
Paul
Hurrig
Jesus
Croesis
Theorld
Atava
Britten pushes U.S. naval parley plan amid dispute
Rep. Fred A. Britten announces a proposal for a peoples conference between American and British lawmakers to resolve the naval disarmament quarrel. Officials note Logan Act constraints while Britten aims to keep the cruiser and carrier bill moving.
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Lord Cecil
United States
Japan
France
Britain
Washington, D.C
INS
State Department
American Congress
Fred A. Britten
Ilinois
House
Naval Affairs Committee
Stanley Baldwin
Great Britain
Britten
Interparliamentary Union
Baldwin
Congress
Senate
Admiral Fletcher Dies in New York Funeral Set
Admiral Frank F. Fletcher retired commander of the Atlantic fleet dies after an operation. He lived in New York after returning from Italy and will be honored tomorrow at Trinity Episcopal Church. Fletcher was known for inventions including telescopic sights and the Fletcher breech closing mechanism used on quick-fire rifles.
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New York
Frank F. Fletcher
Trinity Episcopal Church
Fletcher
Italy
Allho
Vera Cruz
Mexico
London Study Tackles Street Vibration With Traffic
London engineers study how to curb street and underground vibrations from growing traffic. Findings show front street vibration can differ from the rear, and that tunnels and basements may dampen motions. Subways and underground structures influence how vibration travels to surface.
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London
Londontown
Tiarley H. Dalrymple-Hay
Clay
Broker Loeb Charged in Hotel Attack on Woman
New York reporters recount Richard Loeb a wealthy broker charged with disorderly conduct for knocking down and kicking Miss Winifred Sackville Stoner jr in the lobby of the Sherry Netherland hotel. The case centers on a diamond bracelet alleged to belong to the former prodigy.
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New York
INS
Richard
Winifred Sackville Stoner
Sherry Netherland Hotel
Loeb
Miss Stoner
Stoner
Charles de Bruche
Louis Hyman
Kitty
Husband Hammers Fisherman to Death in Jealous Rage
Jamies Bingham 43, a fisherman, confessed to police that he killed Frank Hintz 36 with a hammer after catching Hintz with his wife Elinor. Bingham said he chased Hintz into the bathroom and struck him, leaving Hintz dead at their Sandusky Ohio home.
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Sandusky
INS
Frank Hintz
Jamies Bingham
Bingham
Hints
Elinor Bingham
Hintz
Thriving Small City Home to National Aircraft Supplier
In a central Missouri city, the Nicholas Beattie Airplane Company grew from buying war surplus planes to supplying the army and navy with parts and engines. Howard Beazley joined as partner, expanding to nationwide distribution with plans for six branch stores. The firm also began manufacturing a light all metal monoplane designed by Walter H Barting.
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Marshall
Moe
Missouri
Jeeeny
Micholas Jocal
Howard Beazley
Sautomobile
Nicholas-Beattey
Army
Navy
Charles A. Lindbergh
Splrit
St. Louis
Lad
Walter H. ‘Barting
Barling
Turkish Ban on Magic Praised by Yankee Magician
Constantinople November 29. John Mulhol land vice president of the Association of American Magicians says the Turkish ban on fortune telling and sorcerers cures is a step toward purifying the magician’s profession. He praises Ghazi Mustafa Kemal for realising religious magic as trickery.
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Constantinople
Ghazi Moustapha Kemal
Association of American Magicians
John — Mulholland
Turkey
Mr. Mulholland
Fire Alarm At 1145 Forest Street Damage Reported
A Wednesday night fire alarm at 1145 Forest Street cited an overheated stove in the Hildebrand residence as the cause. Damage was moderate and investigators urged insurance coverage. The notice is credited to Herman G. Miller and appears in Phase 2404 advertisement copy.
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J. G. Hildebrand
Nine Diphtheria Cases Now in Iowa
Des Moines reports nine diphtheria cases as part of a weekly bulletin from the state health department. The notice lists 106 scarlet fever cases, 88 chicken pox, 75 mumps, 46 smallpox, and 28 whooping cough alongside the nine diphtheria cases.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Skate Health Department
Renew Search for Indicted Slayer Fort Dodge
Renewed manhunt for Charles Chick Davis follows his murder indictment in Fort Dodge. Davis, linked to gambling and bootlegging, fled after allegedly stabbing William Merkle at a local hotel party.
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Fort Dodge
INS
Charles
Chick") Davis
Wiliam E. Merkcle
Davis
Merick
Funeral for Mrs. W. M. Glasener Noted
Members of the Deborah Society of First Methodist church are asked to meet in the church foyer at 2 p.m. Friday to attend the funeral of Mrs. W. M. Glasener.
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W. M. Glasener
The
Deborah Society
First M. E. Church
W. M. Gliasener
Training Little Children Reflects On Gifted Youth
In a dialogue between Virginia and Jean, two young girls discuss singing, practice, and parental praise. The passage notes the tension between natural growth and overpraise, urging balanced encouragement and self control in young talents. References to Miss Luallin, Aunt Mary, and the 1920 bulletin highlight parental guidance ideas.
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Jean
Virginia
Jeannie
Betty Jane
Mary
Paint Turmoil Grips Charles City Osage H S
Charles City and Osage boards met in Osage and in Charles City to review vandalism allegations over school paint used by rival partisans. Football game status hung on decisions as seven Charles City players were suspended until Monday amid suspicions of June mischief.
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Charles City
Ita
Boards of ‘Education
Osage
Osage School
Charles
Brain Tests Exercise on Coin Combinations
A 1920s style brain teaser presents arithmetic coin puzzles. Readers must deduce numbers of twenty five, ten, five, and one cent pieces from total values across several six-coin examples.
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