Japan objects to League plan over Manchuria crisis
Tokyo drafts counter proposals to the League of Nations on the Manchurian settlement. Foreign Minister Shidehara completes a new reply to the council and plans to dispatch to Paris, insisting Chinese forces withdraw and a neutral zone at Chinchow be realized only under stringent conditions.
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Paris
Tokyo
League of Nations
League
Baron Shidehara
Japan
League of Nation’s Council
Yoshizawa
Manchuria
Chinchow
League Council awaits notes from Tokyo and Nanking
The League of Nations council in Paris awaited notes from Tokyo and Nanking on December 3 as part of ongoing international diplomacy. The report notes the discussion continues and refers readers to further details on page six.
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Paris
League of Nations’ Council
Tokyo
Nanking
Tom Mix Reads Fan Mail After Near Death Illness
Hollywood actor Tom Mix, recovering from peritonitis, read his fan mail today for the first time since illness. He noted relief at receiving letters, telegrams, and cattlegrams from admirers worldwide as he continues his recovery.
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Hollywood
Cal
Tom Mix
Mix
Oakland Auto Plant to Hire 1700 Workers
Detroit December 3. The Oakland Motor Car company announced 1700 workers will be added to its payroll within the next 10 days. The present payroll stands at about 2500 men.
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Detroit
Mich
Oakland Motor Car Company
Weather in Arizona Fair Tonight and Friday
Arizona forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Friday with little temperature change. Frost expected in south central and southeast portions tonight. Winds and temperatures by location pending for Winslow with no significant shifts noted.
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Arizona
Six Piano Movers Lift Butcher's 632-Pound Body
Chicago reports a funeral scene after Charles Busch, a butcher, died of heart fatty degeneration. A crew of six piano movers used block and tackle to lift his 632 pound body from a second story window. A 408 pound casket and ten pallbearers completed the 1,040 pound lift into the hearse with a special hoisting setup at the cemetery.
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Chicago
Charles Bush
Busch
Baker Bound to High Court
Charles Baker was bound over to Navajo County Superior Court after a preliminary hearing before Judge J B Drumm on charges of assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill. The incident occurred near Sundown on November 27 when Baker allegedly pistol whipped Tom Tillman and demanded payment, with Tillman handing over 10 50.
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Charles Baker
Navajo County
Tillman
Baker
C. H. Jordan
J. P. Clark
C. D. McCauley
Clara Bow Sued Over Gambling Debt in Nevada
In Las Vegas Nevada Clara Bow the red haired film star faces a $1100 gamble debt suit. Rex Bell listed as co defendant. Louis Coronero the casino owner claims a demand note was issued September 26 and not paid.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Clara Bow
Rex Bell
Miss Bow
Louis Coronero
Utilities Rates At Nogales Ordered Cut
The Arizona Corporation Commission ordered 15 to 25 percent cuts in electric light power and gas rates for Public Utilities Consolidated in Nogales. The decision, retroactive to Oct. 20, followed a hearing and used a Nogales property valuation of 390340 dollars for rate making.
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Phoenix
Arizona Corporation Commission
Public Utilities Consolidated Corporation
Nogales
Governor Gets First 1932 Auto License
Governor George W. P. Hunt received the first 1932 license plate for his official automobile. The copper plate bore white letters with the inscription State official beside Arizona 1932 and the number.
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Phoenix
George W. P. Hunt
Arizona
Split seen in GOP ranks over Moses re election
Leaders of the Senate Republican Independents Norris of Nebraska and Borah of Idaho oppose re election of Moses of New Hampshire as president pro tempore. Norris predicts a fight and defies retaliation threats against their chairmanships as the coalition with Democrats faces opposition. Continued on page six.
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Moses
New Hampshire
Norris
Senate
Nebraska
Capitol
Man Not Allowed to Receive Alimony
Charles Chalette, a chauffeur who married his employer Elizabeth McAllister Osage Indian oil heiress, cannot collect alimony under California law though she earns about 156000 yearly. Judge Dudley Valentine orderedMcAllister to pay him 3750 for defense costs in the divorce action. Chalette married last September. he reported assets of 32 after starting with 165.
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Los Angeles
Charles Chalette
Elizabeth McAllister
Osage Indian Oil
Dudley Valentine
California
Chalette
Miss McAllister
Pringle Settles $3,000 in Pantages Attack Suit
Eunice Pringle appeared in Superior court and settled for 3000 dollars in the million dollar damage suit against Alexander Pantages over an alleged criminal attack. In Washington Republicans won a party caucus signaling possible prohibition vote in the new Congress.
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Los Angeles
Superior Court
Eunice Pringle
Alexander Pantages
Washington
Salvador riots power vacuum in San Salvador streets
Reports describe a state fire and widespread shooting in the capital. Messages indicate political party clashes and a very grave situation with cit and guns used in several instances.
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Salvador
Bellion
San
Dirigibles of Giant Size Predicted by Designer
New York December 3 A float in Germany may see the Akron as the world’s largest dirigible but Dr Karl Arnstein vice president chief engineer of the Good Year Zeppelin corporation says a ship three times as large could be built without sacrificing efficiency He plans trans Atlantic and trans Pacific service talks with Dr Hugo Eckener and believes passenger ships larger than ten million cubic feet are not needed immediately The Akron holds about six and a half million cubic feet of gas.
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Seymour Berkson
New York
Akron
Karl ‘Arnstein
ANC
Zeppelin Corporation
Shose
Germany
Arnstein
Hugo Eckener
Neighborhood unit homes aim to end slums nationwide
City neighborhood units of single family houses around schools churches and recreation centers were urged as a national goal by the Hoover conference on home building and ownership. A committee led by Dr. Joseph H Pratt of Boston called for eliminating blighted areas and enacting state land purchase laws for neighborhood development to promote widespread home ownership and stronger citizenship.
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Washington
America
Hoover
Joseph H. Pratt
Boston
Laval Government Receives Setback in Chamber Vote
Paris December 3 Premier Pierre Laval’s government faced a setback as an appeal by Finance Minister Flandin to prevent sending a school appropriation back to committee failed 325 to 263. No confidence vote or resignation followed.
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Paris
Pierre Laval
Chamber of Deputies
Flandin
Mother Of Twelve Dies At Age Of 36
Mrs. Lillian Corbin, a mother of twelve, died at 36 yesterday at her Kansas City home from heart disease. She is survived by her husband, nine sons and three daughters.
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Kansas City
Kans
Lillian Corbin
Norwegian chemist claims vitamin D discovery
Oslo born Otter Rygh a Norwegian chemist and University of Upsala researcher announced the discovery of vitamin D arida and a production method. His wife Dr Aagot Rygh is credited as co discoverer. Rygh will work two years with Professor Windhaus in Gottingen to advance the vitamin D project. Swedish experts hailed the breakthrough as a major scientific triumph with potential to nearly eradicate scurvy.
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Stockholm
Ottar Rygh
University of Upsala
Aagot Rygh
Rygh
Windhaus
Gottingen
Prof. Rygh
Scrapping of Big Dirigible Begins at Cardington
Sledgehammers at Cardington Eng began the government order scrapping of the Dirigible R-100 to save money. Twenty workmen will use a steam roller to crush the framework and convert metal into ash trays after further progress.
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Cardington
Eng
Tribesmen Reconcile At San Xavier Del Bac Feast
Tribesmen from Papago Apache and Yangi nations, once bitter foes, gather at San Xavier Del Bac in Arizona to thank the white man's God for the harvest. Bishop Daniel J. Gercke leads a feast day for St Francis of Xavier as dances and chants unfold. Similar observances are held at Santa Rosa Topowa and Vomari.
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San Xavier del Bac
Ariz
Papago
Yangi
Luci
Coyote
Daniel J. Gercke
St. Francis of Xavier
Bac
Santa Rosa
Topowa
Vomari
Desert Empire
Fickert Note Backlash Over Mooney Clemency Plea
San Francisco report notes Mayor James J Walker of New York spent time in Santa Barbara and triggered a controversy over a letter by ex district attorney Charles M Fickert. The letter supported clemency for Tom Mooney, but Fickert said it was not a personal plea.
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Charles
M. Fickert
Mooney and Billings
Walker
Mooney
San Francisco
Santa Barbara
James J.walker
New York
Tom Mooney
Charles M. Fickert
Fickert
Lowell Sherman Seeks Divorce From Helene Costello
Hollywood report states Lowell Sherman filed a divorce complaint against actress wife Helene Costello charging cruelty. The couple, sister of Dolores Costello and daughter of Maurice Costello, separated after an October 31 incident in which Costello allegedly attempted to eject Sherman’s mother and then assaulted him.
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Hollywood
Cal
Helene Costello
Lowell Sherman
Sherman
Dolores Costello
Maurice Costello
Miss Costello
Thousands Seek Seats for Congress Clash
Washington dispatch reports a flood of applicants for House seats as Democrats and Republicans clash over control. At least seven per seat, about 5000 people seek admission for the 705 public seats on Monday.
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Washington
House
Congress
Forty Five Take State Bar Exam At Arizona Capitol
Forty five examinees sat for Arizona bar admissions today at the state capitol. The written examinations were to continue until tomorrow with proceedings supervised by state officials.
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Phoenix
State Capitol
Arizona
Speens Limited Hits Phoenix Basketball Fans Near Lichfield
labor and capital push a joint unionization plan for a $300 million hosiery industry in which workers accept wage cuts and mills slash prices to compete. Edelman notes 45 percent of 300 plants are now unionized, up from 30 percent two months ago as operations return to full time.
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Speens
Phoenix
Lichfield
Philadelphia
John W. Edelman
Edelman
Hié
Airplane Flights Postponed In Havana And Madrid
Havana reports Lov Reichers plans to postpone his return flight to tomorrow after arriving from Newark and attending a luncheon with President Machado. Madrid notes Captain Bert Hinkler delaying a Paris leg due to bad weather, likely to start tomorrow on his London-bound route.
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Havana
Cuba
Lov. Reichers
Newark
Frank Hawks
Machado
Madrid
Bert Hinkler
South Atlantic
South America
Africa
Paris
London
Railway to re open shops for 1000 workers
Approximately 1,000 men will return to work Monday in Missouri Kansas Texas railroad shops at Parsons Sedalia Missouri and Denison and Waco Texas. The order runs ten working days with pay before Christmas. Shops have been closed since September 18.
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Parson, Kas
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Parsons
Sedalia
Denison
Waco
Texas
Bar Silver Steady in New York Market
Bar silver remains quiet and steady at 28 3 4 cents on Dec 3 in New York trading with little change and no immediate market shift observed.
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New York
Five Die as Train Strikes Car Near Phoenix
Five people from Phoenix died when Southern Pacific limited struck their car after leaving a basketball game at Litchfield Park. The victims were Dr. T. J. Tarasoff and his wife Rima Tarasoff and their son, Herbert A. Dague, Carlyle Mullett, and one other. Engineer Tom Davenport stopped the train after the impact at the 50 mph curve near Coldwater, 17 miles west of Phoenix. An inquest is expected. no witnesses reported the moment of collision.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Phoenix
Litchfield Park
Southern Pacific Limited
Coldwater
Here
T. J. Tarasoff
Rima Tarasoff
Alex
Herbert A. Dague
Carlyle Mullett
Limited
Tom Davenport
Tucson
Davenport
Dague and Mullet
Tarasoff
Say
Artist Model Held On Assault Charge
San Francisco authorities charged Augusta Ball Johnson, 25, an artists model, with assault with a deadly weapon after she confessed to slashing the throat of Robert A. Lockwood, a Los Angeles architectural artist, with a warmed razor blade at his Telegraph Hill studio. Lockwood, recovering in hospital, said he would not prosecute after the confession. Johnson, who has a husband and two children in Culver City, Cal., said she planned to kill Lockwood for three days.
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San Francisco
Augusta Ball Johnson
Robert A. Lockwood
Los Angeles
Telegraph “Hill
Lockwood
Lloyd Johnson
Culver City
Cal
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