Optimism Still Is Rampant in Wheat Circles
The wheat market rose sharply as farmers gained about 3.5 million dollars from a one cent price rise and mills hired more workers to meet rising flour demand. Hoover aims to curb short selling with new measures in Chicago and Washington, while Voroshilov doubts League action and views Soviet aid claims as a Red menace tactic.
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Welfare official surveys Ohio mental hygiene units
J Kennedy assistant state welfare director plans a survey of Ohio mental hygiene institutions to ease crowding at the worst facilities Cleveland and Massillon. The defeated 7.5 million welfare bond aimed to relieve overcrowding. transfers to Dayton Toledo Akron and Cincinnati are hoped to provide limited relief.
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Soviet War Commissar Says Manchuria Policy Depends Entirely on Japan
Klementi Voroshilov told United Press in Moscow on November 6 that Soviet policy toward Japanese occupation of Manchuria will depend entirely upon Japan’s actions. He described earlier remarks as a bogey raiser and emphasized a cautious, contingent approach.
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Denhardt Shot in Street Fight in Bowling Green
General Henry H. Denhardt former Kentucky lieutenant governor and adjutant general was shot and seriously wounded in a street altercation in Bowling Green. W. K. Dent a Republican campaign worker was arrested for the shooting amid ongoing election tensions. Denhardt gained national attention in the 1922 Newport steel strike for commanding militia during violence.
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Mrs Hoover Tests Voice for Talking Pictures
The First Lady Mrs. Hoover is testing her voice for talkies at the White House. A sound device in the library allowed her to speak in several tones while film and sound are developed. She will choose the tone she prefers once testing concludes.
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Former Detective Leads Race for Cincinnati City Council
Frank A. B. Hall, a former Cincinnati detective and leading figure in the Negro Republican community, appeared headed to a city council seat after first-choice tallies. Hall had 11,713 first choices out of 125,000 votes for 28 candidates, with about 12,000 more needed for election under proportional representation.
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