Auto Crash Claims Two In Roscoe County
A car swerved to avoid a street collision on Conyers avenue and Ball street, overturned, killing Cecil Bonham 22, and injuring others including Harold Bonham 19. Witness James Bateman reports a red sedan sped around the corner. police hunt the unknown driver. County officials plan Civil Works adjustments to address erosion and employment concerns amid a broad state program.
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AITRESS UNION TOUTS SLOGAN AND LIQUOR VIGILANCE
Cleveland report notes Kitty Donnelly as Local 107 business agent defending waitress liquor service rights. She and other members insist enforcement will be vigorous both publicly and privately. The item mentions restaurant workers pledging to secure liquor service access.
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New Speed Goal for U S Airways Fixed at Four Miles a Minute
New York dispatch notes a Continental Airways target of four miles per minute and an eventual 18 hours 30 minute coast to coast travel time. Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce projects 256 mph airliners commercially viable, stressing speed comfort and reliability. Passenger totals, freight and express shipments show rapid growth with 600 American airliners reported and air travel expanding from 33 to 178 stops since 1926.
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Littleton Farmer Confesses in Reenacted Child Death
Denver authorities report Donald K. Smith a Littleton farmer confessed to stomping his 3 year old son to death and broke down while reenacting the incident for officers. He said he wished he could see his other baby as sheriff and deputy district attorney observed his first sign of emotion during questioning.
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Peek to Remain in Federal Service Amid Resignation Row
Washington date Dec 4 A farm administrator named George M Peek faced pressure from President to stay in government service during a week long controversy over his resignation. Peek refused to discuss resignation or any possible new position in state departments and divisions.
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World currency stability seen in 194 my era
Associated Press reports cautious optimism for 194 era currency stabilization. Key factors cited include Japan Finance Minister Takahashi favoring stabilization, possible dollar pound parity around five pounds per dollar, Argentina peso re pegging to find a natural level, and French fiscal crisis tests of gold standard parities. Japan’s export expansion and yen depreciation influence British views on pound stabilization and U.S. export incentives affect tone of policy.
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Capone Denied Freedom From Pen Second Time
Atlanta federal judge E Marvin Underwood denied Scarface Al Capones second habeas corpus bid to gain release from the Atlanta penitentiary Capone serving a ten year tax evasion sentence from 1924 1925 and 1936 His lawyers plan appeals to the circuit court of appeals or the Supreme Court and Capone hopes to become a model prisoner with potential release in about six years due to good behavior. A separate note from Steubenville Ohio reports night watchman Fiza Sheline shot in the leg after a pistol discharged while a dog knocked a revolver off a desk at the Piney Fork mine.
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Madrid Terror Attacks Amid Train Wrecks Spark State of Alarm
Widespread unrest across Spain following a deadly train wreck near Valencia and multiple bombings. Government declares a state of alarm to curb uprisings as clashes flare in Madrid and Barcelona, with deaths, injuries, and wartime censorship impacting reports.
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Willard Ordered to Pay Fine or Serve Jail Time
Glendale reports former boxing champion James J. Willard must pay ten dollars and serve 59 days in jail after a denied new trial on a battery charge stemming from an incident with truck driver Joe Loxreco. Willard plans an appeal. In Seattle, Hannah Williams Dempsey, wife of the former heavyweight champion, underwent throat operation with serious but not critical condition.
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Poorly dressed man held for stealing carried fortune
Columbus police arrested a poorly dressed man, William Br. Xeisen, 60, of Lancaster, after jewelry valued at less than a dollar allegedly disappeared from a department store. A suspended wooden necklace carried $6200 in cash. two deposit books found in a coat pocket belong to another person. He claimed to be a salesman.
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Toa
Threeway crash on Cooper Mill Road injures Mrs. Simmons
A light sedan sideswiped a car driven by Mrs. George Simmons and struck Roy Hone’s vehicle on Cooper Mill Road near Woodlawn cemetery. A man fled the scene after punching Hone in the throat. License 752 964 was issued to George H. Davis. Simmons and her two year old son were unharmed except for a back strain to Mrs. Simmons. Another collision at South and Eighth streets damaged Kinney and Gabriel cars. Miss Winifred Jenkins sustained a cut above the eye.
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Chesterhill
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Marletin Road
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Winifred Jenkins
McConnelsville
South Street
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Elghth Street
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Ball Creek board of education adopts salaried policy
The Ball Creek board of education met to report treasury shortage and voted to pay board members their full salaries for the year while delaying teachers’ salaries. Five members including John Harkness, A C Stoneking, Paul Gallogly, Harvard Wheeler and William Miler receive 100 dollars total for the year. Salt Creek district faces ongoing financial strain with teachers unpaid for a month.
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Federal ad to build homes of upper classes
Marion Talley to join Chicago Grand Opera company in December as a star. Hollywood plans involve federal aid for upper class housing with Rudy Vallee and Fay Webb Vallee. A Western Reserve debate victory noted. A joint plan seeks government backing for about 420,000 homes costing over 5,000 dollars each, aiming for 75 percent mortgage support and a total project cost near 1.334 billion.
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Two Men Held After Forged Morphine Prescription Attempt
Two men, Joseph Johsop 37 and Joseph Conrad 24, living on 721 Main St in Cleveland, were detained after attempting to obtain morphine with a forged prescription. They are suspected in a broader scheme tied to counterfeit bills and gangster activity in eastern Ohio, with police continuing questioning and fingerprinting.
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Stories back of New Deal headlines at gridiron club dinner
Washington guests, including President Roosevelt, view satirical sketches depicting New Deal era figures and agencies. The sketches mock figures from Warren to Morgenthau and Peek, with a running gag on “we ain’t got no freedom” amid farm programs and budget debates.
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Suspects Nabbed After Citizens' Bank Robbery in Kentucky
Deputy Sheriff Herman Vincent reports Akron Ohio officers captured Vorin Frye sought in the Citizens' tank hold up and robbery at South Carrollton on November 20. Muhlenberg county men Robert Bennewitz and Guffy Childers are in custody, awaiting grand jury action in the case.
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Citizens’ Tank
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Muhlenberg County
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Martwick
Father Who Aided Investigation Held for Murder
Robert Hayter traveling salesman who returned to Lawton Oklahoma November 1 to aid officers in the murder inquiry was charged with killing his wife Nellie 14 and son Sidney 17. Authorities say the family was slain October 27. a fingerprint clue led to Hayter’s arrest and he remains jailed at Duncan for fear of violence. A married woman, wife of a railroad worker, was questioned and jailed in El Reno as investigators pursue possible links. Master was in Oklahoma City attending a salesmen meeting when officers discovered the bodies.
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Railroads Receive Large Public Works Loans for Equipment
Washington reports public works administration funds totaling about 58 million dollars will loan several railroads to buy 18 778 cars 1687 locomotives and related equipment aiming to spur employment across heavy industries recovering from the depression. The Colepeake and Ohio Railway Erie New York Chicago St Louis and Western Pacific lines are among recipients.
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